surface.>> it's monday, may 3rd, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." tragedy along the coast. dozens of people are thrown into the water after their boat broke apart in rough surf off california. what police are saying about the incident that left at least four dead. powerful tornadoes. more than a dozen twisters touched down overnight across the south causing significant damage. and covid crisis. o caonavu overflow and people to run out overflow and people to run out of oxygen. captioning funded by cbs good morning. good to be with you.

i'm anne-marie green. we begin this morning in california. crews searched overnight for more possible victims after a boat capsized off the coast of san diego. rescuers responded to the scene yesterday morning. authorities say the 40-foot boat with dozens on board overturned during a at least four people are dead and two dozen are hospitalized. laura podesta has the latest developments from new york for us. laura, what new details are coming out now? >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. officials say they believe that everyone has been accounted for, but they continue to search through the night. through the night. lifeguards say there was a wide range of injuries including hypothermia.ee a boat carrying more than two dozen people capsized near san diego on sunday. duty when he saw people in the water. >> i gave everything to my wife and said, i'll see you in a bit,

and jumped in the water. >> reporter: he and another man training for the navy s.e.a.l.s helped survivors get to pieces of floating debris before lifeguards, the u.s. coast guard, and other agencies arrived. >> we train for the worst and expect for the best. today was not the best. but it's something that i always had in the back of my mind, it just actually happened. >> reporter: lieutenant rick romero believes the 40-foot wooden boat was broken up by the waves. >> in my 28 years of working, i've never seen anything like this or been on a call of this magnitude. i saw people getting sucked out. floating out. some were facedown. then a whole bunch of people down below, all along the base of the cliff there. >> reporter: officials suspect it was a human smuggling operation. agents are interviewing the survivors including the captain. >> they don't care about the people they're exploiting. awful they care about is profit. to them, these people are just commodities. you can see that in the way that they treat them. >> reporter: border patrol said last week it would be ramping up operations in the area this

weekend to stop maritime smuggling. statement that as warmer weather comes to san diego, there's a misconception it will make these crossings safer and easier, but clearly that's not the case. >> definitely not. laura podesta in new york. thank you so much. well, overnight at least 19 tornadoes tore through mississippi and louisiana causing widespread destruction in some areas. the massive twister was spotted in mississippi kicking up debris. tornadoes in topello also causee toake shelter. many countries around the world are rushing much-needed aid to india where covid cases are surging.d sterday. the u.s. also nt

on india's race to contain the spread of hundreds of thousands of new infections. >> reporter: india's covid surge is getting worse. there were 400,000 new cases yesterday. and a stream of critically ill people arriving at hospitals already overfull. everywhere there's a shortage of oxygen -- in the hospitals and on the street where family members line up for hours to refill tanks for patients at home. a sikh temple set up curbside oxygen for the sickest like abu whose brother is doing what he n until he can find hospital he's been looking more tn a week. as funeral pyres burn, indians are both devastated andus

the country managed to beat the first wave a year ago, and authorities opened up even to mass religious and political gatherings. now indian families, especially the poor, are paying the price. the other covid hot spot is brazil with a per capita death rate even higher than india's now. a vaccination program that's reached into brazil's vast interior has distributed more than 40 million doses. but in the cities with no lockdown, it's no surprise the virus has continued to spread. and in turkey where the covid rate started to climb steeply last month, authorities anxioush and from europe at last some good news. both deaths and infections are falling as vaccination rates rise. some countries are talking about opening the borders again to travelers.

elizabeth palmer, cbs news, london. secretary of state blinken is speaking out about how the u.s. plans to deal with china's growing influence on the global stage including the country's recent military aggression. here's what he told "cbs evening anchor >> it is the one country in the world that has the military, economic, diplomatic capacity to undermine or challenge the rules-based order that we care so much about and are determined to defend. >> blinken went on to say america's goal is not to contain china. he said the u.s. will instead hold china accountable for challenging an international der thlomatso govern how nations deal with each other. white house chief of staff ron clain is refuting an iranian report claiming a deal has been struck to release four american hostages. >> there is no agreement to

release these americans. we're working hard to get them released. we raised this with iran. >> he to "face theion" there ac them rea the report said the u.s. and uk would swap the americans for four iranian prisoners and $7 billion in frozen iranian funds. the report said this british iranian official would be released once the uk had paid off a debt on military equipment owed to tehran. a british foreign official said the country is working to secure her release but played down that report. drew heavy boos at a republican convention in his own state over the weekend. >> wasn't a fan of our last president's character issues -- [ booing ] i'm also no fan -- >> well, despite the show of

disapproval, repcan lawmakers ultimately rejected a motion to censure romney votect "the salt lake tribune" said the motion failed narrowly in a 798-711 vote. and a push by democrats to break into traditional red areas of texas will have to wait. democrat jenna lynne sanchez was narrowly locked out of a runoff in the sixth congressional district. the contest is now set between republican susan wright and republican jake ellzey. wright is seen as a favorite to fill the seat for her late husband ron. he died in february after being diagnosed with covid. coming up, family and friends of slain north carolina man andrew brown jr. prepare to say their final good-byes. and a surprise play. a chiefs fan had an important question for his girlfriend at the nfl draft. in is the "cbs morning news." "cbs morning

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"usa today" reports the funeral of andrew brown jr. will be held today in north carolina. hundreds of mourners paid their respects to the 42-year-old black man yesterday at two public viewings. brown was shot and killed last month in elizabeth city. by sheriff's deputies serving drug-related warts. an independent autopsy conducted by the family found that he was shot five times including once in the back of his head. protests calling on authorities to release body camera footage of the shooting continued over the weekend. our milwaukee affiliate wdjt reports on a deadly shooting at a casino complex in green bay. two people were killed and another person was hurt when a gunman opened fire inside police shot and killed a gunman. authorities are set to hold a news conference this morning to release more information about the shooting. and "the washington post" reports caitlyn jenner says that she opposes transgender girls

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on the cbs "money watch," apple's app store goes on trial today and tesla's giga factory hits a speed bump. diane king hall is in new york with those stories and more. good morning, diane. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. this week investors have another packed week of corporate earnings to review including results from pfizer and moderna along with the latest monthly jobs report from the labor department. meantime, stocks ended lower on friday to close out april. the dow slid 185 points. the nasdaq dropped 119, and the s&p 500 lost 30. apple is facing one of its california court today. a federal case is being brought by epic games. the maker of the popular game "fortnite" at stake. the future of the app store and amount it charges developers. epic says apple has transformed the once tiny digital storefront into an illegal monopoly that squeezes mobile apps for a significant cut of their earnings. apple denies epic's charge.

verizon could be on the verge of selling some of its media assets including yahoo! and aol as early as today. according to multiple reports, private equity company apollo global management is closing in on the purchase. the sale could fetch up to $5 billion. reports surfaced last week that verizon was exploring the sale since it has struggled to grow its media properties. and the completion of tesl aed near berlin will be delayed another six months. it was supposed to open in july. bloomberg says the postponement stems from issues over battery pack production and changes to the applications submitted to local authorities. anne-marie? >> all right. diane king hall in new york. thank you so much. >> you got it. up next, singer billie eilish turns a page. we will reveal the pop star's glamorous new look on the cover of a fashion magazine.

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who spent more than half a year orbiting the earth. >> reporter: splashdown in the gulf of mexico. >> we welcome you back -- >> reporter: infrared cameras captured the rare nighttime water landing of the spacex crew dragon capsule. four astronauts ended their 166-day mission to the international space station. recovery ships met them at sea. >> separation confirmed -- >> reporter: the crew undocked from their orbiting outpost late saturday hurtling through space for six hours at speeds of more than 17,000 miles an hour. thla was i the "apollo" crew completed the mission to orbit the moon for the first time ever. >> it's been a long time since we attempted a crude night landing. >> reporter: the head of nasa oversaw the daring mission. >> these space missions are really challenging, and they are dangerous. it takes a team of highly

skilled, dedicated, hard-working individuals. >> reporter: after a flawless landing and a boat ride to solid ground, the team was finally able to say -- >> resilience, it is back on planet earth. >> reporter: wrapping up an interstellar redeye for the history books. >> the fact that we were able to accomplish our first three crude launches during a global pandemic shows the -- that perseverance and dedication to something can help you realize and do things that you thought were impossible. >> reporter: tom hanson, cbs news.>>coming up first on "cbs d security secretary mayorkas tells us about efforts to reunite unaccompanied minors in border patrol custody with

family. plus, we speak with elizabeth warren on how she plans to tackle the urgent matters of childcare and studene us about her memoir "sunshine girl: an unexpected life." morning news" for this monday. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ♪