danya bacchus, cbs news, los angeles. one in four people surveyed believe financial infidelity is worth than physical cheating. >> all right. that is an interesting perspective. >>> well, darren peck is here with us. and darren, the weather is not betraying us at all. >> no. not with the way things are playing out today. it is like a 180 from the way things looked yesterday. we had a lot of clouds around. today, we get to enjoy a beautiful blue sky day. and a little bit of a warm up. three to five degrees warmer today than yesterday. that's the view from the top of the sales force tower looking out over the golden gate bridge. you can see point reyes off in the distance if you have good eyes. that's the view over san jose. just as clear and pretty here. a few high clouds, they are just passer byes. moving quickly to the south. everybody has come up to the 60- degree mark. we have a few hours to go before we hit the daytime highs. we may do better than 62 in livermore today. maybe we will get you a degree or two higher tha

cbs' danya bacchus in los angeles has the latest. danya, good evening. >> reporter: good evening to you, adriana. sites like the forum here in los angeles could see arrival of the new vaccine next week. california governor gavin newsom says the state is expecting 380,000 doses and that number could increase as more supply becomes available. tonight, vaccine game changer. >> we now have three highly effective vaccines. >> reporter: a rapid rollout for the one-and-done johnson & johnson vaccine soon on the way, with delivery of four million doses expected as early as next week. 20 million doses anticipated by the end of march, and 200 million by june. >> the more vaccines that have high efficacy that we can get ccinate is picking up. sudden surplus in existi but weather-delayed supply prompted new york city's mass vaccination sites to add overnight appointments. despite a recent drop in cases and deaths, health officials warn that positive trend may have bottomed out. >> we're going to start seeing a sharp increase in the number of new

cbs' danya bacchus is in los angeles with the latest. good evening. >> reporter: good evening, adriana. with pressure mounting to get u.s. students safely back into schools, the nation's dwindling supply of vaccine doses could keep teachers and classes in recess. the c.d.c.'s long-awaited plan to get kid back in the classroom includes mask wearing and improved ventilation, but stopped short of mandating vaccinations for teachers. >> there is this deep feel of anxiety. >> reporter: cherish roberts is an assistant principal in nashville, who still worries about safety. when do you think you would feel comfortable going back in person? >> i think for me, to feel fully comfortable, we would need to see a steady decline of active covid cases, increase our vaccination availability to all educators and to students and families. >> reporter: the four-tier, color-coded system, based on community spread, features zones varying from low to high transmission, with blue meaning schools are fully reopened, and red switching middle and high school stud

>> danya bacchus in torrance, california. thank you so much. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," cbs sports lead golf analyst sir nick faldo joins us to discuss tiger woods and reaction in the golf community. >>> so slowly but surely there are signs of a return to normalcy as more americans get vaccinated against covid. 2,000 basketball fans were allowed in new york's madison square garden last night for the first time in nearly one year to watch the new york knicks host the golden state warriors. they had on this take a covid test, keep masks on, and maintain social distancing. >> it's amazing. >> we're so excited. >> so excited. watching the knicks play -- happy to be back. >> i'm so excited. my smile under this mask is just huge. i'm so glad to be home. we're home, baby. it has been so tough watching them from home. but we get to be back in our home away from home. we missed the garden. >> more than 44 million americans have received at least one dose. almost 20 million people regular fully vaccinated. >>> the faa has issued

danya bacchus with the show. -- with the dramatic video. >> reporter: in the shocking surveillance, twouspects jump out of a car and attack lady gaga's dog walker. the man fights back, but seconds later a shot rings out. the suspects took off with gaga's two french bulldogs. >> i'm shot. >> reporter: wounded on the ground, the 30-year-old victim identifies the dogs' celebrity owner. >> they're lady gaga's dogs. >> reporter: those who live nearby hear the frantic cries for help. >> it was the screaming that alerted me. i heard screaming. like a lot of it. >> our neighbor across told us that he ran out of his house and was like giving the guy bandages and like holding down his wounds. >> reporter: as the investigation continues, it's still not clear if the dog walker was targeted because of his famous client. >> it was a white sedan kind of thing with two doors -- it was two doors on the side open. and that's whe s and someone screaming. but i -- that was the shot. >> reporter: steven lazarof said the victim has been walking lady gaga's dogs for years. >> he started to step back a little

cbs' danya bacchus is in los angeles with the changes coming soon to services in california. good evening. >> reporter: good evening, adriana. restrictions here on worship in california have fluctuated since march. soon, services can resume inside with limits on attendance and size. with the nation still in the grips of a pandemic, a win for religious groups in california: the united states supreme court last night ruled 6-3 to block governor newsom's ban on indoor services. pastor arthur hodge's church was part of the lawsuits. >> we're just ecstatic that we can legally, without threat or pressure, fine or arrest, we can go back to church. >> reporter: this as the rush to vaccinate continues with variant cases growing, threatening progress. to address the ongoing challenges of vaccine supply and who receives it, mega sites continue to open across the country. the n.f.l. now making the rest of its 30 stadiums available. in california, a site is dedicated to vaccinating those with limited access. >> and i just feel like i'm more protected if i take a vaccine, and i'm-- i'm not

danya bacchus has the latest .>>reporter: with the united states approaching 29 million affirmed covid cases a vaccine for emergency use has been approved, j&j vaccine has proved 85% efficacy against severe illness and complete protection against covid deaths 28 days after the shot. >> the more vaccines with a high efficacy we can get into play the better it is>> distribution of the johnson & johnson single-dose shot which can be stored in a regular refrigerator could be well underway this coming week. earlier president biden paint the house for passing nearly $2 trillion covid relief plan early saturday and said he hopes it receives quick action in the senate. >> we are one step closer to putting $1400 into the pockets of americans and one step closer for extending unemployment benefits for millions who will shortly lose them. >> democrats want the measures on the president's desk before march 14 and the covid relief bill met unanimous opposition from house republicans.>> democrats are so embarrassed by the non-co

danya bacchus cbs news los angeles .>> vaccine doses are in short supply in los angeles county prompting the closure of a large vaccination site. this weekend not a single shot was administered in the parking lot of dodger stadium for the first time in weeks but even as los angeles faces a tight supply state officials are looking open up availability to more people by mid-march. the county is preparing to send vaccinate people with critical health factors like cancer, diabetes and obesity. >> it will depend upon how much vaccine is available and the rules locally. the counties will have to make the final determination. >> the only thing that stands between us doing more vaccinations is getting more vaccine and we're ready right now, today at the drop of a hat if somebody said to as i have 400,000 more doses, we would get them into people's arms next week. >> currently los angeles county is receiving 200, 000 doses a weekend when it is reopen the stadiums that will help healthcare workers in those 65 and older at least for the time being. >>> this morning japan has formally approved its f

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