i'm christine romans. laura, it was a year ago this week everything started to shut down. now we get a glimpse. a taste of freedom. what it will look like. >> i am laura jarrett. tuesday, march 9th. 5 a.m. in new york. we begin with good news this morning. some of you will finally be able to hug your grandkids again after a full year of coping with this pandemic, a major step forward in returning to something resembling normal life. new guidance from the cdc for people fully vaccinated against covid-19 giving the green light to many everyday activities and easing some restrictions and precautions. nearly 20% of americans have been at least partially vaccinated. almost 10% fully. >> but the cdc still recommends people avoid travel saying it risks creating a surge in infections. the airline industry pushing back saying highly filtered air and universal mask wearing makes claims a low risk environment. a cnn medical analyst agrees. >> so this is one of these examples where i think the cdc is being far overly cautious in a way that defies common sense. people who are fully vaccinated should be able to travel, should be encouraged to travel. that's one of the things we can give. >> elizabeth cohen has more. >> good morning, laura and christine. the cdc has laid out what you can do once you're fully vaccinated so let's take a look first at what it means to be fully vaccinated. what it means is that you are at least 2 weeks out from having had your johnson & johnson vaccine or two weeks after your second dose of moderna or pfizer. if you are fully vaccinated, you can visit others who are fully vaccinated indoors with no masks, no social distancing. no limits on that. and if you're fully vaccinated you can visit unvaccinated people indoors if, first of all, they're from one household, not from a variety of families and, two, if they're at low risk of developing severe covid-19. >> if grandparents have been vaccinated, they can visit their daughter and her family even if they have not been vaccinated so long as the daughter and her family are not at risk for severe disease. >> to be clear, the cdc did not say you can do anything you want. they put on limits. even if you are vaccinated, you shouldn't travel. they said you shouldn't attend medium or large-sized gatherings. if you are out in public you should wear a mask and practice social distancing. christine, laura. >> so important to still wear a mask. president biden set to deliver his first primetime address to the nation on thursday commemorating one year since coronavirus became a global pandemic shutting down much of the u.s., the world and changing the course of history. jasmine wright is here. what are you hearing from your sources. >> reporter: the first time we will see president biden is when he visits a small business that has benefitted from the paycheck program protection loans. president biden will be giving his first primetime address focused on the anniversary of when the covid-19 shutdowns started to take place this time last year. biden senior advisor previewed that speech for us last night. >> reporter: he's going to convey the same message he did on the campaign trail, which was he has a plan. he's executing that plan and as a country we're going to come together. we're going to beat this pandemic. we're going to rise from the economic crisis and then we're going to build back better which means we're not going to leave anybody behind this time. >> reporter: richmond has expressed optimism that the house will pass president biden's $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief bill before march 14th. that is the deadline when the enhanced unemployment benefits expire. that has been the long-time deadline for the democrats come down. house speaker nancy pelosi says that that vote will come late as tomorrow morning but biden wants that bill on his desk before those benefits expire. >> jasmine, see you back in a bit. on the verge ever coronavirus relief. it could cut child poverty by half. key here, the child tax credit. it is a critical and historic step towards that. for example, a family with two parents, two kids making, say, $96,000 a year, if you add in the stimulus checks and the child tax credit, that is $11,600 in relief for that family. something new this time, adult dependents qualify for stimulus checks. elderly relatives and kids, it's $1400 to them. it will be made out to the taxpayer, head of household. this package will fuel a very strong recovery and it goes beyond the child tax credit. there's an extension of food stamp benefits. extra jobless benefits through september. a little known part of the relief bill will be going to farmers of color. there's money to help people stay in their homes. >> just so much in this bill. president biden announcing two female generals to commanders. the promotions of jaclyn van obost and army general laura richardson were delayed during the trump administration. if confirmed, van obost and richardson to 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>> cutting and pasting a message from the queen's private secretary please pass along to the duke and duchess of sussex, he can't come to norfolk. >> after she just invited you? >> she's busy, busy all week, do not come up here. okay. so i rang her and she said, yes, something in my diet i didn't know i had. i said, what about the rest of the week? that's busy now as well. okay. i didn't want to push because i knew what was going on. >> doesn't the queen get to do -- doesn't the queen get to do what the queen wants to do? >> no. when you're head of the firm, there is people around you that give you advice. >> okay. >> and what has also made me really bad is some of that advice has been really bad. >> cnn's anna stewart live in windsor, england. that clip has been so fascinating to unpack. who's in charge here. is it the people who run the palace or the royal family in the pail lace. this interview just aired in the u.k. what's the reaction? >> reporter: yes. finally brittain was able to actually watch the interview in full. the reaction is mixed. this is something we touched on yesterday but much clearer now particularly looking at the newspapers and how they are handling it. take a look at the metro. just the four of us now. a celebration of bliss celebrating the independence we have. it's the biggest crisis for the royal family pretty much since the abdication. that is a pretty serious thought. this is playing out differently in the u.k., there is no doubt. a poll released overnight is fascinating. do you think this interview was inappr inappropriate? in the states, 20% and in the u.k., 47%, nearly half. that is not to say they don't empathize with harry and meghan and they don't take the serious allegations of racism or mental health to heart, but many people think this has been damaging. what do you think about this interview? >> i just think it's really sad that family matters can't be played out within their family and at a time when so many people are losing people, losing their jobs, this is the main headline. >> i think it's a good thing people can hear about the royal family. >> they didn't want attention. she's getting it. at the same time she hasn't been treated as equally as the other members of the royal family. >> i don't think what she said is a surprise. i haven't seen it. i didn't think it was that dramatic. she was never going to name people. >> i don't think you can under estimate how protective some are of the royal family. >> i think that's probably right, 100%. 100%. safe to say. the question that seems to crop up whenever the royal family faces some big controversy is can the monarch survive? 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