go to aerotrainer.com to get yours now. a very good day to all of you from world headquarters here in new york welcome to weekends with alex witt. here s what s happening for all of you. we re turning to the breaking news out of louisville where that crowd has gathered to commemorate the one year anniversary of breonna taylor s killing. let s go to antonio hilton who s there for us. we heard a lot of cheering and singing there when benjamin crump had taken to the podium, the stage there. what s that right now? it sounds like singing. reporter: there s been some singing here today, alex. but right now the mood is a lot of hurt and anger. benjamin crump is still speaking, he s one of the lead lawyers working on breonna taylor s case from the start. but family members, supporters are on the stage here. you re hearing renewed calls for transparency. there s a major divide between residents in the city and those they counted on to serve them. what you re hearing from black res
more states are easing restrictions. the standard for normal cannot be zero cases. in oklahoma the standard for normal is freedom. you wear your mask not because your governor tells you to. you wear your mask because you want to protect yourself, your loved ones. this is new day with alisyn camerota and john berman. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and all around the world this is new day, friday, march 12. 6:00 in new york. president biden is targeting july 4th as the day that america can start feeling a sense of independence from the pandemic. in his first prime time address last night the president pledged to make all adults eligible for a coronavirus vaccine by may 1st. that s just seven weeks away and a month earlier than the last projection. but first president biden is pleading with all americans to buckle down until then to beat the virus. putting dates on it is really interesting. really interesting to have an actual finish line t
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is responding to these cases as they find them. and so it s often the lower courts or outside parties that are bringing these cases to the court s emergency docket. one, i mean, obviously, unique circumstance of the trump administration was the pandemic. and so that caused a lot of state orders that were not necessarily happening as rapidly in years previous to that. and so that increased the use of the orders docket. but i think the court has been attentive to people wanting to understand its reasoning. and so some of these cases actually have resulted in written decisions, perhaps not as lengthy as the merits ones. in fact, there have even been oral arguments issued more rapidly, sometimes in cases when the court s wanted to rule on issues of big importance. so i think the court is trying to issue its reasoning for the american public and quite frankly, in some ways is one of the most transparent institutions in the sense that at least with the merits cases, we re getting dozens and
became opened up and we were able to order the vaccines once the approval came through. but what s happened now which is more concerning and why we have been advocating as loud as we possibly could, the state decided that they were not going to allow local health departments to carry the covid vaccines for children under five. so this has caused a lot of just a lot of difficulties or not only for family who s normally access their vaccines through hole health departments, those family who s are uninsured or don t have a medical home, live in poverty, the under served. so they re not able to access the covid vaccines for their children under five. but in addition, local pediatricians, many of them are not able to fulfill the requirements, the minimum dose environment i requirements for state orders.