michael george, cbs news, new york. >> diaz: the atlantic hurricane season is still a week away, but rst storm has already been named. cbs meterologist jeff berardelli joins us now with more. jeff, isn't it a little early for hurricanes? >> it's a little bit on the early side, but sometimes mother nature does not follow the calendar. you know, we've seen this happen seven years in a row now-- we have our first named storm. sub-tropical storm ana. but the good news is that this storm is moving away from the united states. it is not going to be a problem. has winds of 40 miles an hour, but it reminds us that hurricane season is right around the corner. in the eastern half of the nation, heat is the big problem. newark airport today up to 96 degrees, and it will be similar tomorrow in new york city, d.c., all the way down to raleigh- durham. now the big story in the west is the drought. 70% of the west is in drought right now. it is the driest it has been on record in 127 years. and this is not coincidence. this is climate change. if you look at the long-term drought, you can see a clear

charlie de mar, cbs news, chicago. >> diaz: good luck, mr. mancini. s" for this saturday. i'm adriana diaz in chicago. we leave you now with a beautiful shot of the city on lake michigan. good night. >>> a rallying cry from workers rights necker kleberg ridge and community activist take to the streets across the bay area for made a. >>> i am in san francisco. at today's made a protest events. we will have that story coming up. >>> two shootings on the same stretch of pittsburgh highway two nights apart.>>> we are already talking about red flag warnings for northern california. i will tell you where and when this one goes into effect. >>> thank you for joining us. >> hundreds of demonstrators taking to the streets for what union leaders call the rule of labor. live with demonstrators in oakland. >> reporter: last time we talked to you we were driving around oakland. they were going past several occasions. let me show you where we are now. we have landed at a house here in west oakland. it has been claimed. it has been taken. similar to what we saw with

have reached a new peak. cbs' elizabeth palmer brings us that part of the story. >> reporter: india's covid surge is getting worse. there are 400,000 new cases yesterday. and a stream of critically ill people arriving at hospitals already over-full. everywhere there is 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 in east delhi even set up curbside oxygen for the very sickest. like abu sadat whose brother is doing what he can until he can find hospital care. he's been looking for more nan a he's been looking for more than a week. as funeral pyres burn an night, indians are both devastated and furious. the country managed to beat its first covid 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 right now. a vaccination pro

well, that is the cbs weekend news for this sunday. later on cbs, "60 minutes." i'm jericka duncan in new york. we thank you so much for watching. have a wonderful night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> it is another symbol of victory over the pandemic as one of the most magnificent cathedrals in the city reopens its doors. we will have that story coming up. >>> one of the bay area's biggest vaccine sites is shutting down. >> there are large numbers of people standing around waiting for people to and it's probably not the best use of resources. >>> the shift in strategy that could help more people get their shots. >>> a landmark reopening tomorrow that could market pandemic turning point for san francisco tourism. >>> thank you for joining us. >> new on this pentecost sunday, consider the birthday of the christian church, san francisco's grace cathedral celebrated a rebirth of sorts opening its doors to the thankful for the first time since the pand

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. >> we will see you in 30 minutes as cbs evening news is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> tonight, a cyber attack forces a shutdown of one of the country's biggest fuel lines. the target: a pipeline system carrying nearly half of the east coast's fuel supply. >> criminals are likely to blame. >> diaz: also tonight, heads up! part of china's largest rocket is falling back to earth -- what we know about when and where it will hit. plus, racing to recovery. a full crowd in atlanta cheers on the braves. while the c.d.c. revises how covid spreads. what took so long? deadly attack-- bombers target school girls in afghanistan. cbs news is there. >> reporter: i'm charlie d'agata in kabul, which has seen the first major attack here in the capital since the official u.s. drawdown began. >> diaz: new violence flares at a sacred site in jerusalem, hundreds injured. and later, from the ring, to the refuge. these performers settle into retirement-- in florida, of course. and finally, a close-up of vaccine selfies. >> this is the cbs weekend news. from chicago, here's adriana diaz. >> di

. >> news updates are always on kpix.com. cbs weekend news is next. along with dennis and juliette we'll be back in 30 minutes. between now and then you e on ♪ ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> duncan: tonight, another mass shooting in america. more than 20 people shot. at least two killed. the gunmen targeted people gathered for a concert near miami. >> it is just an indication of the problem we have with this gun violence in this country. >> duncan: also tonight, traditions return. at the indianapolis speedway. on the streets of washington, d.c. anand at packeked baseball stad. america roars back this holiday weekend. plus president biden condemns a push by texas republicans to restrict voting. a century after the massacre, tulsa marks one of the worst acts of racial violence in american history. >> i want to shed light on what was hidden for so long. >> duncan: and later-- ♪ ♪ ♪ "taps" across america our steve our steve hartman's call to honor fallen on memorial day. >> reporter: i was not surprised. i was blown away. >> this is the "cbs weekend ne

michael george, cbs news, new york. >> diaz: still ahead on the "cbs weekend news," what's in a name?alifornia school, it comes from a humble teacher with an extraordinary life. >> diaz: the social justice protest following the death of george floyd prompted a california community to embrace change this week. it renamed a school after a man whose legendary life itself is a history lesson. vern glenn of our san francisco affiliate kpix has the story. >> reporter: the high school has been nameless for nearly a year. stripped away was sir francis drake, because of the 16th century explorer's involvement in trading slaves. but alum ned farnkoph came to realize there was someone close to home who should be memorialized. >> every time i drive by here, it would rememorialize something for somebody here. i thought, "archie deserves something." >> reporter: for 21 years, ma teaer witan inspiringle model resume. archie williams was one of 18 u.s. black athletes who competed in the 1936 berlin olympics. >> williams is a beautiful mover. >> reporter: when williams ran the 400-meter race, hitler w

lucy craft, cbs news, tokyo. >> diaz: still ahead on the "cbs weekend news," the young star of "a quietce, part ii" tells us why it's important to see deaf actors on screen. >> diaz: memorial day weekend kicks off hollywood's delayed summer season. returning to the big screen: the sequel to "a quiet place," directed by actor john krasinski. among its stars, millicent simmonds, who, like her character, is deaf. we met this week with the inspiring young actress. i watched half of the movie like this because i was so scared! no need to be sorry! >> does it mean i've done my job? >> diaz: you did your job, and then some! her job is to star as the daring and defiant heroine of the stomach-twisting sequel. in this movie, millicent simmonds' character, regan, has a way to use her deafness as a defense. >> she's the heroine. she's saving the world. it's helped me reframe how i can take advantage of all of these "disadvantages" and turn it around and make something more positive. >> diaz: on set, she helped teach her cast members how to sign. >> everybody has a different style of signing. john i

that is tonight's "cbs evening news." the cbs overnight news. >>> thanks for staying with us. the c.d.c. says that the u.s. has passed a landmark in the battle against covid-19. about 60% of americans have had at least one dose of vaccine including 3.5 million young people between the ages of 12 to 17. most states are dropping mask mandates and cvs and target are following suit. but that is putting some workers in an awkward position at shops mask ocery store thare up. meg oliver has the story. >> reporter: the mask mandate is still in place here in new ce s. they also have locations in connecticut and new york where customers can start taking their masks off. a change is coming. vaccinated customers in new york and connecticut can shop mask-free for the first time in more than a year. >> how will you know if someone is fully vaccinated? >> you don't know. we are asking our customers to use their best judgment and really come in if they are vaccinated. we hope that will be the case. >> reporter: but olivia hopes customers

that is tonight's cbs evening news." i'm norah o'donnell. overnight news. >> i am chip reid in washington. cbs news has been investigating troubling evidence of drug use and criminality within the ranks of the u.s. navy seals. our catherine herridge spoke to a retired and active duty seals wishing to remain anonymous and in part two of the investigation we hear how some seals capitalized on the raid that killed osama bin laden ten years ago and how some seals are calling that a disgrace. >> reporter: killing osama bin laden ten years ago was celebrated in the streets. the operation by fieseal team s. >> they should never have said navy seals did this. >> reporter: eric spent 20 years as a seal with tours in iraq and afghanistan. >> i don't know if this is going to help. but at least it will expose the problem. i am hoping that this encourages good seals to say enough is enough. >> we became a brand. >> reporter: these seals retired and active duty agreed to speak with cbs news on -- >> ever known that seals took out osama bin laden. you beli

carter evans, cbs news. >> o'donnell: tonight, the c.d.c. arning that 10 million americans are compromised immune systems that they will need to continue wearing face masks, even after being vaccinated against covid. cbs' nikki battiste explains why. >> reporter: the easing of covid restrictions has onldee fearlli, like 43-ar-old jenr trokhan. reporter: shes fully vaccinate, yet wholly unprotected from the virus because her immune system is suppressed by medicine she takes to prevent organ rejection. >> i would stay up all night for months to help figure this out. >> reporter: dr. dorry segev is a transplant surgeon at johns hopkins. >> i'm hearing of transplant and other immuno-suppressed people who got vaccinated and relaxed their safety behaviors, and are now being admitted to hospitals, and some are dying because they get covid-19. >> reporter: johns hopkins tested the vaccine's effectiveness on trokhan. this email revealed two shots produce no covid antibodies. >> it was like a gut punch. >> reporter: it's your medication that's essentia

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this is the "cbs morning news." expanded availability.he new group of americans that could soon be able to get a coronavirus vaccine. we'll tell you the announcement from pfizer. >>> deadly train derailment. we have the very latest on the overpass collapse in mexico that has left more than a dozen dead. >>> and splitting up. one of the richest and most powerful couples in the world are getting a divorce after nearly three decades of marriage. what it means for bill and melinda gates' future. i'm anne-marie green. we begin with breaking news overnight out of mexico. more than a dozen people are dead after an overpass carrying a commuter train collapsed in mexico city, sending the train plunging to the ground. this video shows the moment the overpass collapsed last night, crashing down on the street below. not long after, this orange and yellow train came through and detailed. the city's mayor said at least 20 people were killed include something minors. about 70 were hurt. it's unclear if most of the dead were on the subway cars or whether

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weijia jiang, cbs news, the white house. >> reporter: i'm mola lenghi in new york. as the biden administration continues to plead with americans to get vaccinated, tonight, pfizer is preparing to seek full f.d.a. approval-- not just emergency authorization, for its adult vaccine, a step health officials hope will encourage more people to get a shot. >> i hope they do it quickly, because people, when they hear it's still emergency use, they still have a little concern about how far you can go with it. >> reporter: a federal health official tells cbs news the f.d.a. will also expand emergency authorization as soon as this week for the pfizer vaccine to be used in anyone 12 and older as children now make up 22% of all new cases, compared to just 3% a year ago. >> we have excellent vaccines to prevent this virus, and we should use them. this virus is still raging in this country. >> reporter: more than three million children have been infected with covid. hundreds have died and thousands more have suffered from a related inflammatory disease. as many as seven million yo

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news for this friday. reporting from t nation's >>> it's friday, may 14th, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." pandemic milestone. the cdc says fully vaccinated americans can take off their masks in most settings. why some states are waiting to adopt the guidelines. >>> civil unrest. how israel could be taking its most aggressive approach yet against palestinian militants. >>> multimillion dollar payment. cbs news learns a ransom was paid after hackers forced the shutdown of a major u.s. shutdown of a major u.s. pipeline. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. this morning americans are another step closer to normalcy after the cdc eased restrictions on face coverings. the agency announced yesterday fully vaccinated people can go without masks indoors and outdoors in most settings. right now more than 118 million americans are fully vaccinated. that's 35% of the country's population. laura podesta is in new york. why are some states greeting the cdc guidance with caution, though? >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. well, governors in 25 states

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new c.d.c. guidance about masks is still causing a lot of confusion. cbs' meg oliver reports from outside philadelphia. >> reporter: tonight with more people getting vaccinated and the number of covid cases down sharply over the last month, 25 month, 25 states are adopting the new c.d.c. dpliebz ands ands dropping mask mandates for the fully vaccinated. some right away and others like massachusetts wait ago few more weeks. two states, new jersey and hawaii, will require masks indoors indefinitely. no masks are required in pennsylvania except in philadelphia. >> right now the data, the science shows us that it is safe for vaccinated people to take off the masks. >> reporter: but the nurses union disagree and is calling for reversal and now there's not only confusion over what the rules are but how to enforce them. >> there's no >> there's no way for retail food workers to determine when somebody walks into a retail operation whether or not they have been vaccinated. >> why aren't you letting me in? >> reporter: video filmred by former child actor ricky schr

watch cbs in bay area with the kpix 5 news app. ♪ ♪ >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> thank-s staying with us. two former police officers in loveland, colorado, are charged with crimes over their violent aarrest aof a 73-year-old woman with dementia. this video shows the officer tackily he will herrer and he is accused of felony assaults and other charges. and the partner is charged with failure to use the misuses of force. and the woman's daughter said is the charges are not enough. >> she is thrilled that the officers will be prosecuted but the decision came down nearly year later. they believe the case was swept under the rug by the entire police department and they believe more people need to be held accountable for what happened to karen. >> they are being charged for something. it's just not, it's not enough. >> reporter: she said her mother will never be the same. after her encounter with loveland police officers last summer. >> do you need to be arrested right now? no, no, no okay. let's stop. come on. come on. >> i'm going home. >> reporter: this was june 26th 2020. t

cbs' ed o'keefe is at the white house with this news. god evening, ed. >> reporter: good evening, norah. the president has spoken with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu six times in the last two weeks. cbs' nancy cordes was the one that asked him to reassess his relationship with the israeli leader and the prospects for peace. >> i'm praying this cease-fire will hold. i take bibi netanyahu when heta gives me his word, i take him at his word. he has never broken his word too me. and-- but what i've made clear is that it's essential, it's essential that the palestinians on the west bank be secured, that abbas be recognized as the leader of the palestinian people-- which it is. hamas is a terrorist organization. we recognize that. >> reporter: during the news conference, alongside the south korean president, mr. biden said he's willing to engage diplomatically with north korea's kim jong-un, but only if the north korean leader is willing to discuss reducing his nuclear stockpile. the president said he'll work hk towards the total den

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laura podesta, cbs news, new york. >> in the bay area the news of mask restrictions dropping for fully vaccinated americans took many by surprise. this theater at san jose state has been closed more than a year. but those who work here are hoping first act of of a post pandemic world could be coming soon. it is unclear what an audience will look like once it reopens. >> right now it is very encouraging and i am really hoping for six to eight weeks from now that we can begin to have activities safely inside our building again. once we open up to the public, my vision is that no, no one will be masked. >> locae made the decision to announce the guidance in order to motivate anyone who is unvaccinated to get vaccinated. >>> solano is the only local county still in the red reopening tier. a look at the reopening stages. eight counties are in the orange, two in yellow, the less restrictive. red is solano county. according to the metrics that drive the status, the positivity rate is good. health equity rate is better. what's not good is the rate of cases. even those numbers might strike you

mola lenghi, cbs news, new york. >> how are you? >> reporter: i'm jonathan vigliotti in oregon where tonight as much of the nation is opening back up, nearliful ha the state is shutting back down to one of the largest increases in infections in the country. this after oregon had one of the lowest infection rates nationwide for months. >> this virus is like a sucker punch, you never know when it's going to get you. >> reporter: the surging numbers have triggered governor keith brown to declare 15 counties an extreme risk banning all indoor dining and limiting gyms andndoo indoor entertainment spaces to only six people at once. what went so wrong? >> the variants. the variants are extremely transmissible. >> reporter: that more transmissible variant, first identified in the united kingdom, now accounts for about half the cases in the state, with more young people hospitalized than ever. >> right now it's truly a race between the variants and the vaccines. obviously, the variants are winning, but over the next couple of weeks, i'm conf

danya bacchus, cbs news, los angeles. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," a closer look at ford's newup truck, the f-150 lightning. erroll barnett takes it for a ride. >>> plus, we'll hear from so-called coast long haulers -- covid long haulers about the effects of their illness and their new financial struggles. >>> and award-winning journalist and cbs news contributor jody kantor talks about surviving the holocaust and anti-semitism today. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ♪

this is the "cbs morning news." breaking overnight, legal troubles worsen for former president trump. a state investigation into his business empire has gone from civil to criminal. >>> no charges. a prosecutor says sheriff's deputies were justified when they shot and killed andrew brown jr. in his car, but they may not be in the clear yet. >>> attempted kidnapping. a young girl fights off a man who nearly abducts her at a bus who nearly abducts her at a bus stop. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin with breaking developments over possible new legal trouble for former president trump. the new york state attorney general's office says it is now conducting a criminal investigation into mr. trump's business empire. a spokesperson for attorney general letitia james says the office informed the trump organization it is expanding what had been a civil investigation. it is working with the manhattan district attorney who has been conducting a criminal probe into mr

and that's tonight's "cbs evening news." >> this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> i'm chip reid in washington, thanks for staying with us. a new florida law banning so-called vaccine passports is about to be put to the test. the cdc has given the royal caribbean cruise line approval to sail from u.s. waters starting next month. it will be the first cruise ship to hit the seas from a u.s. port in more than a year. the trouble is the port is in florida. and royal caribbean will only allow passengers who are fully vaccinated. the florida vaccine passport ban takes affect july 1st. and governor ron desantis insists there will be a $5,000 fine for every violation. overseas, cruise ships are stocking up to set sail? europe. elizabeth palmer reports. >>> when the ionna sailed in to south hampton two weeks ago, she made quite the splash. 5,000 passengers will board later this summer for her maiden cruise to scotland with captain wesley dunlap in command. >> how lucky am i to be at the helm more it, i can not wait. >> reporter: the ch

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i'm anne-marie green, this is the "cbs morning news." ♪ blinders." morning news." ♪ >>> our top stories this morning -- democratic state lawmakers in texas walked out of the house chamber before a midnight deadline blocking one of the most restrictive voting bills in the u.s. governor greg abbott said that he'll call a special session to try and pass a voting bill again but didn't say when. >>> and there's a $100,000 reward for information leading to an arrest in a mass shooting in miami. police say three masked shooters opened fire on a crowd leaving a rap concert early yesterday morning. two people were killed. at least 20 others were injured. authorities say the shooting was not random. >>> asian americans have faced a dramatic spike in violence in recent months. as nancy chen reports, some are finding new ways to protect each other. >> reporter: they keep happening -- attack on asian americans nationwide, including a 75-year-old woman punched to the ground without warning last week in new york. there alone, 86 anti-asian hate crimes have been rep