. >> christian leaders, people like tony spell bought into the idea where if i keep sewing into the narrativet says people are untrustworthy except you. >> i don't understand why you can say the church was essential, and it's so important for so many people. but what a miracle, these vaccines that would allow people to celebrate more safely. >> i never will say that. there's no backing up -- >> it feels like you are taking a political position? >> it's not political at all. i'm not a politician. i am a prophet >> ely reeve, cnn, baton rouge. >> and the volcano a st. vincent erupted on sunday afternoon, and cash covered streets and homes on the island and 20,000 people have been evacuated so far. rock legend mick jaggar tweeted about it volcano, and he said there's a huge humanitarian effort taking place. >>> a world war ii era plane made quite a splash, and he was the only one onboard and nobody was hurt during an air show, and authorities have to figure out how to get the plane out of the water. the faa is investigating thats in department. >>> i am robyn curnow. thank you so much for joinin

. >> christian leaders on the right, people like tony spell have bought into this idea, if i continuel victimized and fearful and angry, i can continue to build my audience. i build my own credibility in this group of people that says yeah, everybody else is untrustworthy but you. >> i just don't understand why you can't say, like, the church was essential. it's so important for so many people. >> the church -- the church is essential. >> what a miracle that we have these vaccines that would allow people to celebrate more safely. >> never will say that. there is no backing up. >> it feels like you're taking a political position. >> it not poll lpolitical at al. i'm not a politician. i'm a profit. >> just an incredible report right there. it's not political at all, i'm not a politician, i'm a profit. you know, ellie, the conversation you had with him is just so incredible to watch, and you were able to have a conversation, right? and we saw, you know, clips of it. you're trying to reason with him. i'm sure you felt you didn't want to hear what he had to say but obviously, you were tryi

. >> christian leaders on the right, people like tony spell have bought into this idea that if i continuew this narrative where people beal victimized and fearful and angry, i can continue to build my audience. i build my own credibility in this group of people that says, yeah, everybody else is untrustworthy but you. >> i don't understand why you can't say the church was essential, it's so important for so many people. >> the church is essential. >> but what a miracle that we have these vaccines that would allow people to celebrate more safely. >> never will say that. there is no backing up -- >> it just feels like you're taking a political position. >> it's not political at all. i'm not a politician, i'm a prophet. >> hallelujah. >> elle reeve, cnn, baton rouge. >> she just continues to astound me with her reporting, her willingness to go and tell these stories and the questions she asks and how she does it. >> and respectfully asks them and hears them out. >> yes. this is a tragedy, this is an american tragedy. >> yeah. >> i don't know what to say sometimes when i see this. >> thank yo

. >> christian leaders on the right, people like tony spell have bought into this idea that if i continuel and angry, i can continue to build my audience and build my own credibility in this group of people that says, yeah, everybody else is untrustworthy but you. >> i just don't understand why you can't say, like, the church was essential. it's so important for so many people. >> the church is essential. >> what a miracle that we have these vaccines that would allow people to celebrate more safely. >> i never will say that. there is no backing -- >> it feels like you're taking a political position. >> it's not political at all. i'm not a politician. i'm a prophet. >> hallelujah! >> ellie reeve, cnn, baton rouge. >> fascinating reporting there. don't miss my new reporting tomorrow night. i have been in rural south carolina traveling down there where the fight to convince skeptics is even tougher now that the johnson & johnson has been paused. you'll see my report tomorrow night right here on cnn newsroom. we'll be right back. make family-sized meals fast. and because it's a ninja foodi, i

spell it? >> yes. >> tony, g-r-u-e-n-y-g. >> and you are -- [ inaudible ] >> acting police chief. >> how long you have been with the department? >> 19 years. >> what's on your heart after taking this new role? >> i don't have any prepared statement. just try to step forward and fill a leadership role right now. >> i don't like asking how you feel, but how do you feel? >> true. it's very chaotic right now. i was just informed less than a half hour ago about the whole change of status. there's a lot of chaos. and just trying to wrap our heads around this situation and maintain some calm, just pause for the community and pause and calming as we try to wrap our heads around the entire situation. >> let me just say, the acting chief here has spent a lot of time working in the community, with the community. he's someone who knows brooklyn center well. has probably more than any other -- any other person in the department has a very strong commitment to working directly with the community to help resolve issues. he's done that throughout his career. that is why he is the right person to step forward and

. >> spell your name. >> tony.y gruenig. 19 years. >> stepping into this new role at a time like this? >> i don't have any prepared statement. trying to step forward and fill the leadership role right now. >> [inaudible] >> is very chaotic. informed less than a half hour ago or an hour ago about the change in status. there's a lot of chaos going on. we are trying to wrap our heads around the situation and try to create some calm. would like some calm for the community. we try to wrap our heads around the entire situation. >> let me say the acting chief has spent a lot of time working in the community, working with the community. he is someone who knows brooklyn center well. has probably more than any other person in this department has a very strong commitment to working directly with the community to help resolve issues. he has done that throughout his career. that's why he is the right person to step forward and take this role at this time. >> she was allowed to resign. was she allowed to keep her pension? >> i d

tony dokoupil. i'm gayle king, let's go. president biden gets ready to deliver a prime time speech to congress tonight spelling out his visionca's future, his plans to tax the rich to help pay for preschool and college, plus what these new mask guidelines mean for the recovery. >>> a juror from the derek chauvin trial is breaking his silence with an inside look at what unfolded in the jury room. we'll talk with juror number 52 brandon mitchell on the decision to convict and what has happened since. >>> and john legend wants you to

tony dokoupil. i'm gayle king, let's go. president biden gets ready to deliver a prime time speech to congress tonight spelling out his vision america's future, his plans to tax the rich to help pay for preschool and college, plus what these new mask guidelines mean for the recovery. >>> a juror from the derek chauvin trial is breaking his silence with an inside look at what unfolded in the jury room. we'll talk with juror number 52 brandon mitchell on the decision to convict and what has happened since. >>> and john legend wants you to get vaccinated to help all of us stay safe. only on "cbs this morning," alsormet, but first, ut that here's today's "eye opener." it's your world in 90 seconds. >> president biden will be at a joint session of congress for the first time. >> he's expected to unveil his infrastructure plan. >> cases are down dramatically from where they were when i took office in january 20th. >> on tuesday he announced new guidelines from the cdc for people who are fully vaccinated. >> outdoors and not in a big crowd. you no longer need to wear a mask. >> sentencing for convicted killer derek chauvin has been

that will get down into the midlands and east anglia and will tony spontana bit hazy at times, but generally speaking it's fine. long spellsto 19 possibly across west wales, possibly 20 degrees, 20 in some spots in west wales yesterday. but if you are a sufferer of tree pollen, high tree pollen levels for many. a little lower across eastern and north—eastern parts, particular across the northern isles, will be more cloud and the odd shower. through this evening and tonight it stays predominantly dry. long clear spells. you can see more cloud lurking in the north sea. some of that will start to work its way in from the east. temperatures hovering close to freezing, could get below freezing for some showers what's in north—east scotland. for tomorrow we are expecting a bit more in the way of cloud. i don't think it will be completely grey, more cloud rolling into the eastern half of england particularly. further worst and further north—west we continue to see spells of sunshine. it will be quite windy down towards the south and south—west. with the wind starting to come in from the east we are going to start seeing temperatu