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good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin this morning with the g7 summit which kicks off in england. president biden and other global leaders will outline their plan to donate at least one billion covid vaccine shots to countries in need. mr. biden and british prime minister johnson had their first face-to-face meeting yesterday. they affirmed the alliance between the u.s. and uk and signed a revised version of the atlantic charter. ian lee is live in london. a busy day on tap for mr. biden. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. that's right. there's a lot to discuss including a global minimum corporate tax rate, how to tackle climate change. president biden is also expected to try to convince allies to take a tougher stance on china. and of course, confronting the coronavirus pandemic. the g7 nations are donating one billion vaccines to the rest of

the world. >> we're doing this to save lives, to end this pandemic. that's it. period. >> reporter: the u.s. is leading the way with 500 million doses of pfizer's vaccine. >> 100 leand lower middle-income countries, they will be the beneficiaries. >> reporter: french president macron said the european union must have the same ambition as the united states. his country is donating 30 million doses by the end of the year. the united kingdom will add 100 million. the seven wealthy nations are expected to outline their commitments later today as the summit officially begins. >> everybody's absolutely thrilled to see you. >> reporter: president biden received a warm welcome from british prime minister boris johnson on thursday. >> there's so much they want to do with us from security, nato, to climate change. and it's fantastic. it's a breath of fresh air. >> reporter: as the biden administration looks to re-establish america's role as a

global leader, first lady jill biden wore this message on her jacket. >> i think that we're bringing love from america. i think that's important now that people feel a sense of unity from all the countries and feel a sense of hope after this year of the pandemic. >> reporter: the first lady said she and her husband are looking forward to meeting queen elizabeth on sunday and insists president biden is overprepared for his meeting with russian president vladimir putin next week. anne-marie, president biden has a tailwind heading into his first overseas trip. the image of the united states around the world has sharply improved since he took office. according to a recent pew research poll, confidence in america went from 17% under president trump to 75% under president biden while the favorability of the u.s. jumped from 34% to 62%. >> well, that is quite a leap. ian lee in london. thank you so much. so breaking overnight, the justice department under former

president trump seized data from at least two democratic members of the house intelligence committee. cbs news confirmed the doj subpoenaed apple in 2017 and 2018 for information as it was trying to find the source of news leaks about trump associates in russia. it targeted at least two committee members, aides, and family members including a minor. among those whose records were seized, democratic representatives eric swalwell and adam schiff. schiff who is now the panel's chair is calling for an investigation along with other democrats. in a statement, schiff said "the politicization of the department and the attacks on the rule of law are among the most dangerous assaults on our democracy carried out by the former president." the subpoenas did not turn up anything relevant. both the justi depcetment and apple have not commented. authorities are searching for a motive in a deadly supermarket shooting in florida. it happened yesterday morning

at a publix in royal palm beach. a man shot and killed a grandmother and her 1-year-old grandson before fatally shooting himself. authorities say the shooter pulled out a gun in the produce aisle. witnesses describe a frantic scene after the gunshots rang out. >> one worker, a publix worker, said hey, hey, run, run, run. shooting, shooting, shooting. >> as i was about 100 feet from the doors, everyone started coming out yelling "active shooter, shots fired. get out. get out." >> the sheriff's office says there is no known relationship between the shooter and victims. pennsylvania police are looking for a man in connection with a series of explosions at his townhouse that led to a massive fire. it started when a code enforcement officer went to the man's home near philadelphia for an inspection yesterday. he allegedly pulled out a gun and threatened the officer. additional officers arrived and engaged with the man before he

went back in his home. that's when a series of blasts were heard. the fire spread to at least two other homes. it's unclear if the man's body is in the rubble. and there is some concern this morning when it comes to covid and vaccinating young adults. new research shows a possible link between the vaccine and rare cases of heart inflammation. nikki battiste explains. >> reporter: the race to vaccinate. the fda announcing it will extend the expiration date for the johnson & johnson vaccine by six weeks. for parents nationwide, there's a mixture of worry and hope. a drop of more than 50% in new covid cases among kids last week compared to the week before. mderna applied for emergency use authorization for its vaccine in children as young as 12. new data shows a possible link between a second dose of the covid-19 vaccine and myocarditis

offer much protection against that delta variant. >> reporter: that adds urgency to clinical trials under way now on kids as young as six months. this 9-year-old is taking part in a pfizer trial. did you have any hesitation at all? >> me and my husband did discuss about pros and cons of it. if this is a way to get back to normalcy, i think it's the way to go. >> reporter: the cdc says most of the teens and young adults who had some heart inflammation after receiving a vaccine were

between the ages of 16 and 24 and did recover. nikki battiste, cbs news, new york. new video shows a police officer who saved lives by neutralizing a gunman who opened fire outside a texas airport. now we're going to warn you, the video may be tough to watch. san antonio police released this footage yesterday of the april incident. the shooter, identified as joe gomez, hops out of his car, he fires his gun in all directions. officer john manes hides behind a column. he fires at gomez, hitting and wounding him. gomez then shoots and kills himself. no one else was injured.red. so coming up, a legendary university of michigan football coach faces accusations from his son that he ignored claims of abuse by the team doctor. and later, mystery in south africa. a woman claims she gave birth to ten babies. this is the "cbs morning news." ten babies.

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the subpoenas did not turn up anything relevant. the cost of living is on the rise, and so are fears of inflation. the labor department says consumer prices jumped 5% in may from a year earlier. that is the biggest gain in nearly 13 years. here's carter evans. >> reporter: with inflation hitting the grocery store, kenneth weinstein had to figure out ways to stretch his dollars. >> you learn to make due. i never used to eat ramen noodles, but now probably two, three times a week. >> reporter: nationwide, shoppers are paying more. whole milk up more than 7% from a year ago. citrus fruit up 9%. bacon, 13%. when you see prices rise this quick, does it concern you? >> if it continues to rise this quickly yes. but we don't expect that to be the case. >> reporter: ucla senior economist leo feller says many companies are still recovering from pandemic-related shortages. at the same time, many americans are flush with stimulus cash.

>> people are going out, and they're buying things. and they're revving up the economy. >> reporter: they're running up prices. >> but this is until supply catches up to demand. >> reporter: with travelers suddenly on the move again, gas prices are up 56%. air fare up more than 24%, and huge demand for automobiles drove up used car and truck prices almost 30% from last year. >> those are scary numbers for people. >> rental cars, up 100%. but then again, think about rental cars -- no one was renting cars this time last year. >> reporter: now with the pandemic easing, people are back out spending all at once. >> normally we're not all this coordinated. we don't all decide to go out and buy houses and furniture and take vacations at the exact same time like we're doing now. expect this to be about the worst numbers of year-over-year inflation that you're going today. -- going to see. >> reporter: there is some good news at the grocery store.

when you look at the inflation numbers from month to month, they show that food prices are already beginning to stabilize, and as we begin to go out to restaurants more often, some economists predict that food prices might even begin to decline. carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. coming up on "cbs this morning," the battle over whether cruise ship passengers should be required to get covid vaccine shots. erroll barnett has details. plus, in our "spring into summer" series, we talk with the editor-in-chief of the digital magazine "the root" about the new must-see movies, music, and museums. and james corden, the host of "the late, late show," tells us about his movie "peter rabbit 2: the runaway." that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. i'm anne-marie green. have a great weekend. the "cbs news" for this friday. i'm anne-marie green. have a great weekend.