kaitlin collins at the white house.iscuss all of this and more with global human rights leader martin luther king iii and derrick johnson, the president and ceo of the naacp. gentlemen, thank you so much for joining us. martin, the murder of emmitt till was a pivotal turning point for civil rights in your father's era. do you view yesterday's verdict potentially as a pivotal turning point in this era? >> well, it certainly can be a pivotal turning point. we all felt relief just as soon as the verdict came in. in fact something very interesting happened in my home. i was prepared to do an interview and my wife was on another floor and as the first count was read down as guilty, the doors began to shake in our home. that's never happened. i assumed that was my father and mother saying this is going in the right direction. but the higher point that i want to make in relationship to we must wait and evaluate to some degree and continue to be vigilant. when you hear that the senate is concerned and does not have the votes to

our chief white house correspondent kaitlin collins is joining us. she's got details.es, crises, plural, that have gripped this country. >> yeah, wolf, because the pandemic and economic disaster have dominated president biden's first r100 days in office. he does plan to address it according to some excerpts we've seep from the white house but he's trying to reassure the nation. we're told that he plans to say america is on the move again, turning peril into possibility, crisis into opportunity, and setback into strength. >> the president of the united states -- >> reporter: after decades as a senator on capitol hill, tonight joe biden will have a new introduction. >> the president of the united states. >> reporter: tonight will also be the first time a president has addressed congress amid a global pandemic. >> i urge all americans, don't let us now. >> reporter: unlike previous addresses, only 200 people were invited tonight, and no guests are allowed. justice john roberts will be the only member of the supreme court there. because only two cabinet members will be pre

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kaitlin, normally when someone is under legal scrutiny like this, we don't hear much from them publiclyopposite case with gaetz. >> reporter: that's right, pam. the congressman really came out swinging from the moment the news of this investigation and allegations broke. he went out on fox. his office has issued a denial to everything you just read in that house ethics committee statement, and each also gave a speech yesterday to a crowd of supporters. let's take a listen. >>> so let me assure you i have not yet begun to fight. the smears against me range from distortions of my personal life to wild, and i mean wild conspiracy theories. i won't be intimidating by a lying media and i won't be extorted by a former d.o.j. official and the crooks he is working with. the truth will prevail. when you see the anonymous sources and insiders forecasting my demise, know this -- they aren't really coming for me, they're coming for you. i'm just in the way. >> and really, pam, that is on a speech he's giving on friendly turf to a crowd of supporters at a trump property in miami. >> yeah. it's inter

cnn justice reporter kaitlin is tracking this for us. what are you learning about this?porter: we are gradually learning more and more about what might be looked at by fal investigators investigating matt gaetz. initially they are looking at whether he had sex with an underage girl and whether he was provided money and also looking at a trip to the bahamas. that's important in an federal investigation because federal investigations, there have to be reasons to look at travel across state lines. now, all of this, we really don't have a full picture, even though we're gaining little bits about it. what we do know and what we've seen so far, at least in court, is that there is an associate of gaetz who has been indicted on a sex trafficking charges related to allegations with relationships with minor women. he's pled not guilty and he's been in jail and this week came out and indicated he was interested, potentially, in pleading guilty, which means there could be the possibility that he will cooperate. we don't know if he will have that type of deal, but it is something tha

kaitlin, what do we know about the investigation and where it's going? >> reporter: hi, fred. well, there is a lot that is boiling around matt gaetz right now. there is a legal situation and then there is also political fallout that he's beginning to face. so what we learned over the past several days is that there's a federal investigation into gaetz that is looking at whether he had sex with a 17-year-old, that's a minor, and whether he had provided women -- that women provided sex to him in exchange for favors. there's also a federal investigation that is looking, as part of this, into whether he was provided with travel and women in exchange for political favors. so that's a bit of a campaign finance or a campaign angle, a political angle. all of this comes at the same time as another investigation, an investigation that we know of and we've seen in court already, where a friend of his, a tax collector in florida, was charged with sex trafficking and several other types of crimes and that person indicated that he may be interested in pleading guilty, he may be interested i

reports say the family will the be endorsing kaitlin for california. rachel: big reality tv news.ion is fully vaccinated for covid-19 with every american age 16 and older eligible to receive a shot. signs of slowing demand for the vaccine are emerges. cdc data shows a dip in doses most notably after april 13th when the johnson & johnson vaccine was paused by federal officials. what is driving the hesitancy, and should it worry health officials. we have dr. marty makary. welcome, doctor. >> good morning. >> good morning. let's get right into this the group most hesitant are 25 to 39-year-olds? should we worry about that? doesn't seem like they are really in the high-risk group? >> if somebody is overweight or obese which is the leading risk factor we've not been talking about, they still have a risk of serious complications, they should get vaccinated. rachel, we have to do some basic things to adjust for hesitancy. we have to move to walk-ins. not everybody will get online and get an appointment. we have to get walk-in vaccinations. stop shaming people that don't get it, start to

her name was kaitlin something i remember. whenever kaitlin something dared to share up at all, she'd get a lesson in working for a former military officer who believed in the sanctity of clocking in at zero eight 5500 hours if your commander officer told you to report at 3900 hours. 345 minutes went by, then 40. it was only after 45 minutes had passed that i saw her car coming around the bend. and while i could not have known it at the time, kaitlin something was about to become one of the most important people in my life. but on that day she made me miss an event because we were too late. in the 15 years since that day that she showed up so incredibly late, kaitlin fahey has gone from being an intern to being in charge of interns to, well, being in charge of me as my schedule letter and then as my chief of staff. she's become a trusted political adviser, a confidant, a close friend, and an honorary member of my family. someone i know i can turn to for a gut check and for the most brutally honest advice. the person who can bo