thanks to charlize theron, elvis costello, juanes.al relief? billions set aside by congress, by only a tiny fraction distributed to the desperate. >> they're at very high risk becoming homeless. >> landlords with no income for months now. >> i essentially have paid people to live on my property. >> is the country headed toward mass evictions? >>> plus backstage with ozuna after a long covid hiatus. >> i need my friends. i need to have the connectivity. >> the latin superstar out with his new mega-hit "la funka." i don't just play someone brainy on tv - i'm an actual neuroscientist.

charlize theron believes it is important to use community leaders to help fight misinformation.ormation. the message i might be giving might _ misinformation. the message i might be giving might not _ misinformation. the message i might be giving might not be _ misinformation. the message i might be giving might not be the _ misinformation. the message i might be giving might not be the way - misinformation. the message i might be giving might not be the way to - be giving might not be the way to reach people. therefore, i don't look at myself as the expert that has the reason why you should take this, but i know there's a community health worker who works in kwazulu nuttall who knows how to reach people in her community and knows how to underline the importance of taking a vaccine and the importance of understanding what could really is —— covid really is. the of understanding what could really is -- covid really is.— is -- covid really is. the south african born _ is -- covid really is. the south african born actress _ is -- covid really is. the south african born actress has

there's a star—studded cast — oscar isaac, charlize theron, chloe grace moretz — but it did feel like at all and this — it was only four days away — four days ago and i had to read my notes of when i was watching it because i thought "i can't"... ah, that's quite telling! it's just — it's just some addams family. right. so it's not terrible, it's just — it is remarkably unremarkable. 0k. ok, well, best out this week. yes. we know what that is! so, now, i talked about bond last week and i danced around the plot points. so you've now seen it. yes. 0k. and we had a good time. we had a good time — no plot spoilers — but we enjoyed it. 0k. the two other members of my party thought that there wasn't a vintage villain — that was their observation, as people who are very steeped in bond. yes. i — one of the things i think about that is is there is an old kind of myth which is that bond movies are only as good as their villain. that's not true. i think the thing about this is it is one of the bond movies that's actually about bond. it's not about the villain, it is about him, in the same way t

. >> charlize theron said how her organization is helping. >> as a fellow woman i feel so inspired. >> her africa outreach program has been fighting to prevent the spread of hiv aids among south africa's population since 2007. >> i have members with your organization spoken with those on the ground in south africa who are hesitating to get the vaccines because of misinformation that they have heard? >> yes. i mean we have seen misinformation with hiv. it's not new to us. >> she is now channeling her organization's grass roots network in the fight against coronavirus. just 14% of south africa's population of 60 million is fully vaccinated. >> we have to remember that we are talking about families when we see the devastation that coronavirus has caused us personally here in america. it's so much worse in countries like south africa. >> the pandemic has exposed how public health care systems are failing at risk populations. only a third of the promised doses of the vaccine have been delivered to africa. >> we are about to walk into one of our clinics that's working in this area. i don't

tomorrow night, i'll be joined by charlize theron and elvis costello with music from elvis and juanesthings," tems! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ i relate i relate i relate to me i relate i relate ♪ ♪ in the morning when you're not with me i feel you in the depths of mind i found it in deep ♪ ♪ coming through is all i ever want to do i fall in the steps of human beings and ♪ ♪ it's all on you now it's on to you now it's on to you now it's onto you ♪ ♪ now it's on to you now it's onto you ♪ ♪ now it's on to you now it's on ♪ ♪ i try to avoid things avoid things cuz there's no one dis is madness avoid things ♪ ♪ i try to resolve things involve you but you don't want to be sorry ♪ ♪ page me on the beeper babe i need a request babe i need reason to wait while you relaxing ♪ ♪ take me away today i'm on a wave today i roll my waist and ♪ ♪ i craze while my mind's awake ♪ ♪ and it's a migraine to play your mind games you're like a cold place don't need a cold place ♪ ♪ and if yah ain't mine then we just waste time until new day ♪ ♪ i try to avoid things avoid things but there's no one, dis i

. >>> coming up, charlize theron talks about how she's joining a campaign to promote covid vaccines around. >>> plus, new controversy over gangster al capone. we'll tell you about an auction this week over some of his treasured items. >>> and we'll talk to bubba wallace about his historic nascar win and its impact on racing. that's the cbs morning news. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. great day.

. >> how charlize theron is trying to get the poor nations. as she has some big-time help. >>> plus something big coming back to disney parks. but that is also one big no-no for the guests. >>> coated bridges across the bay area today with a mix of sunshine. but also a lot of cloud cover. do we see any real clouds? we will track how long they will stick around coming up in the forecast. >>> streaming today on cbsn bay area, preview of the new cbs series ghosts . that is it for 45 p.m. plus we will hear from the host of legends of the hidden temple. you can find us on kpix.com or the. we are also on the >>> the covid-19 positivity rate continues to decline in california. the seven day average is now down to rticularly in poacnes more s of itvolves the ford founda charlize bon. been fighting hiv-aids since 2007. well now she is teaming up with the ford foundation to fight covid vaccine misinformation. also get more people access to the shop. >> these viruses will not go away until we actually and social injustices. we value certain lines more th

. >>> academy award winner charlize theron is working to fight vaccine misinformation and make covid-19 vaccines more accessible across the world. her africa outreach program has been fighting hiv and aids in south africa since 2007. now she is using her work to fight against covid-19. where just 14% of south africa's 60 million people are fully vaccinated. >> we have to remember we are talking about families. when we see the devastation that covid-19 has caused us, personally, here in america, it is so much worse in countries like south africa. you see people survive things that are unimaginable is what gives me hope. i have seen people come out the other side. we can do this. >> there is a lot of work to be done. only one third of the promised doses of the covid-19 vaccine have even been delivered to africa. >>> chaos erupted at an arlington texas high school is a gunman opened fire. police arrested an 18-year-old student. they say that it all started after he got into a fight with another student. four people were injured during the incident, two of them shot. students were locked

tonight -- charlize theron. and music from elvis costello and juanes. and now, jimmy kimmel! ♪ >> jimmy: thank you. appreciate it. welcome. thank you, hi. cleto, thank you. guillermo, that's very nice. thanks. i'm jimmy, i'm the host. thank you for watching from home. thank you for joining us here in hollywood, california on what was a very busy day in washington. we woke up this morning on the verge of a government shutdown. did you know

actress, charlize theron, hasjoined socialjustice organisation, ford foundation, calling for a waiverrespondent pumza fihlani has been speaking to her. we have to start looking at other ways to get enough vaccines to the market and also into people's arms.— into people's arms. more than 50 countries _ into people's arms. more than 50 countries around _ into people's arms. more than 50 countries around the - into people's arms. more than 50 countries around the world | 50 countries around the world have missed the world health organisation's target to have 10% of the population fully vaccinated against kevin 19. in africa, over 5% of the population is fully inoculated against coronavirus. this as richer nations have stockpiles of vaccines and others are now administering booster shots and move criticised by those calling for the vaccine equity. what is enough in countries like america and the uk? do we need this extra jab or is it more, is it smarterfor us need this extra jab or is it more, is it smarter for us to maybe reach out to countries and more people on that first vaccine and m

there's a star—studded cast, 0scar isaac, charlize theron, but the minute i came out of it, i couldn'tble. 0k, best out this week, we know what that is. i talked about bond last week and danced around the plot points. you've now seen it. yes, we had a good time. no plot spoilers, but we enjoyed it. the two other members of my party thought it wasn't a vintage villain. that was their observation, they are steeped in vintage bond. one thing i think about this is there is an old myth that bond movies are only as good as their villain, and that's not true. it is one of the movies that's actually about bond, not about the villain. in the same way on her majesty's secret service is about him and the dalton movies are i really like it. it has proved quite divisive. some people thinks it breaks bond rules, but i like that about it. did you find yourself swept up? for the most part, yes, and there were a few flashes of humour. i love that. i want my bond to say something a little bit caustic with a glint in his eye. so, you want sean connery, roger moore? yeah, i'm afraid. i know people won't a

we have all new shows with charlize theron, gabrielle union, freddie highmore, ll cool j. the ones you don't clap for are going to feel bad, they might not come. [ laughter ] we have music from angels & airwaves, masked wolf, tems, juanes. and the great and powerful elvis costello too. [ cheers and applause ] our first guest tonight is one of the most famous people in the world. he is a two-time inductee into the rock and roll hall of fame. and he's a knight. his newest work is a four-song ep. it's called "change the world." it comes out tomorrow. please welcome ringo starr. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: wow. how are you? >> i'm doing really good, thank you. >> jimmy: you're right to not shake my hand and give me the elbow, because i wouldn't want to be responsible for potentially killing ringo. [ laughter ] >> it's different in england. >> jimmy: what does it mean, giving the elbow? it's not good? >> no, it's fun. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i never know with you guys in england, you have all different things for everything. i've heard this means something different? >>

. >> ...except for maybe charlize theron. can you tell me about this? i think it was maybe '98?ey always ask me, "does morticia have feet?" i don't know if she just walks like that or if she actually just floats. >> at cannes. i mean, come on. >> yeah, the little cat suit underneath. yes, that was a fun little dress for sure. >> let's be real. she looks great in everything, doesn't she? >> she does. i can't stop staring at her. >> right? >> it's really good. >> it's really good. >> it's really good. >> all the time. >> we're gonna move on right now to "diana: the musical." it is out now on netflix, ahead of its broadway premiere in november. and star jeanna de waal tells zuri she took her research very seriously. >> jeanna, talk to me a little bit about this process of becoming princess diana. >> we're so lucky to have so much footage of these people. so, really sort of trying to watch and emulating how they move, how they sound. >> ♪ living rather large ♪ ♪ yet feeling rather small ♪ >> jeanna de waal takes on the role of diana, and in addition to studying her on camera, she pr

actor charlize theron has been campaigning on the issue and has spoken to our southern africa correspondentn africa, over 5% of the population is fully inoculated against coronavirus. this as richer nations have stockpiles of vaccines and others are now administering booster shots and move criticised by those calling for the vaccine equity. what is enough in countries like america and the uk? do we need this extra jab or is it more, is it smarterfor us to maybe reach out to countries and more people on that first vaccine and maybe start the process with what the world health organization is trying to do with getting 70% of all adults and countries vaccinated by 22. that is not going to happen unless we start sharing some of these vaccines. to have a sense that messages coming across? also the importance of understanding what covid—19 really is. the south african born actress spent much of her advocacy work focusing on the fight against hiv in the region. as the world leaders gather at the g20 meeting at the end of october, advocacy groups are calling for clear direction and how they plan to

there's a star—studded cast — oscar isaac, charlize theron — but the minute i came out of it, i couldn'tle who are steeped in vintage bond. one thing i think about this is there is an old myth that bond movies are only as good as their villain, and that's not true. it is one of the movies that's actually about bond, not about the villain. it is about him. in the same way on her majesty's secret service is about him and the dalton movies are about him. i really like it. it has proved quite divisive. some people thinks it breaks bond rules, but i like that about it. did you find yourself swept up? for the most part, yes, and there were a few flashes of humour. i love that. i want my bond to say something a little bit caustic with a glint in his eye. so, you want sean connery, roger moore? yeah, i'm afraid. i know people won't all agree with that. this isn't a roger moore bond. it is a more serious bond. there is a few flashes. i laughed a couple of times. that's good. there are some gags _ couple of times. that's good. there are some gags in — couple of times. that's good. there are some g