police believe that gave david anthony time to make his run. very much. you can see the report "the covid cover-up: searching for gretchen anthony" on "48 hours" tomorrow night at 10:00, 9:00 central here on cbs. >>> coming up, ur s >>> this is a kpix 5 morning update. >> good morning. police are investigating an overnight homicide in oakland that happened near foothill boulevard. we did see a corner leaving the scene. san jose police have a driver in custody who written officer. he went outside of his vehicle after minute with the injuries not considered to be life- threatening. >>> today the museum of honor will reopen focusing on the love of food and drink in pompeii. >>> and the traffic center i am gianna franco. there is not accidents right now, but it is sluggish. there is a trouble spot on the connector over to eastbound 80 and keep that in mind. also elsewhere 101 northbound into san mateo there is a crash and traffic backed up toward 92 anyway and if you are taking the bay bridge it has been pretty quiet from this point into san franci

sons and lakers it is only game 1 in the 4th quarter phoenix up 9 and booker in a floater over anthony davidnd he scored 34 in the first playoff game in 11 years and they win 99-90 to take a 1-0 series lead and a little solace for warriors fans and the lakers took down the warriors on wednesday night but kudos to phil mickelson with 50 and plus crowd and we can appreciate that. >> 50 and young. thank you. >> thank you for joining us is half-hour and stay tuned for our special presentation, crime and punishment in san francisco. >> that is coming up next followed by 60 minutes. we will see you back here at 11:00. tonight, the perception versus the reality. >> what you're really doing is measuring those responses. >> plus, our one-on-one interview with the district attorney. >> and a look at efforts to ending the cycle. >> if it wasn't for them, i would be in the streets. >> thanks for joining us. >> i and elizabeth cook. kpix has learned when it comes to crime in san fransisco, the numbers may surprise you. >> we will look at how the pandemic is playing a role. >> first, we compiled data from

david westin currently speaking with dr. anthony fauci, the u.s. tional institutes of health director. let's take a listen in. david: clearly it applies to only those fully vaccinated. those of us fully vaccinated feel privileged to have that, but we don't know who is fully vaccinated get if i am running a business, whether it is a small retail store or huge company, i don't necessarily know who is vaccinated and who is not. how do i figure out which is which? dr. fauci: you just hit the nail right on the head of what the issue is. since we are not centrally requiring proof of vaccinations, namely from the federal government on down, you gave an example which is a perfect example of what we are facing. let's say i'm an owner of an establishment, whatever that establishment is, and i am aware of the cdc guidelines saying that people who are vaccinated can feel safe outdoors and indoors without a mask. what i don't know is, coming into my establishment, who is vaccinated and who is not, which means you don't know who is infected and who's not, and wha

david westin. this week, dr. anthony and the imf head on of the risks we face if we don't vaccinate everyone, and i mean everyone. dr. fauci: we've taken a leadership role globally and i believe we can do that with covid-19. >> we are not going to see full economic recovery until we are out of the health crisis. david: ceos

david, good morning. >> reporter: anthony, good morning, 100% effective, how about that, right? look, this announcement comes at a time when infection rates are plummeting. but still rising among young people. with this announce. about 17 million young people will be eligible to get vaccinated. and the hope is to get as many vaccinated as you can by the time school starts in the fall. >> i wanted to see if the an help other people be ableve to be vaccinated. >> reporter: this is 14-year-old ty dropic. he and his brother ty took part in the study. in volunteers ages 12 to 15 there were zero cases, zero cases of covid among those who were fully vaccinated. compared to 18 cases among those given a placebo. how soon should pediatricians expect to receive the vaccine to distribute them? >> the group helping to distribute the vaccine, they understand the need for appropriate storage of this, they about assuring that there are a sufficient number of pharmacies and health centers able to distribute this later by later this week. very despite the positive outlook there was a recent surve

anthony fauci, given what we're seeing in india, was asked today about the effectiveness of the vaccines in the u.s. including that new variant emerging in india. >> reporter: and david, that variant has now been identified in california, a fourth state. so far, the vaccines have held up against these variants, but dr. anthony fauci says they're collecting data in real time and hope to know within the next week just how effective the vaccines are against this particular variant from india. david? >> all right, whit johnson leading us off tonight here in new york. whit, thank you. >>> we are also following that developing headline from overseas tonight. two american college students have just be found guilty in italy in what authorities say was a deadly attack on a police officer. they have been sentenced to life in prison and here's abc's maggie rulli tonight. >> reporter: tonight, they were the two american colleg kids who made headlines after authorities say they killed an italian police officer in rome in 2019. a jury today finding both men guilty of multiple charges including homicide, sentencing them to life in prison. prosecutors said it was a drug deal gone ba

he's been given accolades by some of the great figures in the field like sir anthony beaver and david ronald. and our other speaker will be dr. rana miller of oxford. we welcome him back again. he is an internationally as acclaimed historian of a modern china a subject. i would class is one of the most challenging of modern historical disciplines is publications. focused on china they include mentorian myth nationalism resistance collaboration and modern in china a better revolution modern china of very short introduction to this important and outstanding body of work. i would particularly add and underscore his forgotten ally a china's world war 1937 1945 published in the us and 2013 in my view. this represents a singular contribution to the history of world war ii. it's been highly celebrated properly so internationally and phil perps my view the greatest gap that we really had in the historography of world war ii going back some seven decades last year. he published china's good war. how world war ii is shaping a new nationalism. this is an early fascinating account of the official

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that the taxpayer dollars that went were as cordoned off as perhaps doctor anthony fauci indicated in the hearing yesterday. davidhat point, david asher said in fact, he is certain the chinese did believe the money was going to help them with gain of function and that is big in the virus dangerous in the laboratories so asher has things to say about that as well. mark meadows, good to see you and thank you very much. >> great to be with you, thank you. david: taking a closer look at the president's spending plan progressive ideals when kudlow progressive ideals when kudlow continues. it's not some magical number. and it's not something we just achieve at the end. it's a feeling... of freedom to live our lives the way we intended. though the ups... ...the downs ...all of it. this is financial security. and lincoln financial solutions will help you get there as you plan, protect and retire. this is lincoln financial. david: president biden's mass ♪♪ david: president biden's massive tax and spend plan is feeling the progressive agenda and raising taxeshi for many americans. is this what voters really wanted when the

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david: but now, ancestry helped connect us gigi: at ancestry. >> dickerson: and we'll be right back with dr. anthonyrnst of iowa and senator kirsten gillibrand of new york. stay with us. watch cbs in bay area with the kpix 5 news app. >>> this is the cbs overnight news. >>> in an exclusive interview with cbs's face the nation. prime minister, benjamin netanyahu said that there's no clear end in sight between israel and the palestinians in the gaza strip, he defended the military strikes the civilians have taken the brunt of the violence. today, alternative least 42 people died including ten children. israel blames hamas saying it's targeting leaders and infrastructure linked to the militant group. >> reporter: the horror in gaza is

part is not that they're performing dana function research that anthony felt he knew about put everybody knew they were doing it. and in davidncing the pathogen of the verlyn's of coronavirus vectors that were radically unnatural. all of those words are bad when you put them together. but then when you combine them with a bio weapons and the chinese military and communists, we really have got to get to the bottom of this. mr. >> that is the question right? in terms of things we can do we can stop funding this gain of function research and try to bring some accountability to dr. anthony fauci e. he is a hero in american now and is the highest-paid bureaucrat. seems a little untouchable no matter how many times he changes the story under oath. in terms of the question of how to handle this with china, you are absently right. my question is what else are they building? if you look at covid-19 and that wuhan coronavirus you look at the legality of it for most people it has 899% survivability rates. what are they building in their labs that may have a 30% survival rate? or a 10% survival rate? these are real valid questions consi

david: but now, aestry helped connect us gigi: at ancestry. >> dickerson: and we'll be right back with dr. anthonyernst of iowa and senator kirsten gillibrand of new york. stay with us. >> dickerson: welcome back to "face the nation." we want to go next to the former director of the cyber security and infrastructure security agency, chris krebs. good morning, chris. i want to start with the colonial pipeline. it was not intended to undermine american infrastructure, but it suggested some vulnerabilities. what did we learn? >> good morning, john. first, i believe if there was any remaining question as to whether cyber crime or rans way ransomware was a national security threat, i think that resolved itself over the last week. business executives have to stop looking at cyber security as a technical issue, and it truly is a business risk. we've got to do a better job in terms of closing out vulnerabilities and making our systems and our operations more resilient. >> dickerson: the president signed an executive order this week to try to get at some of those issues. what's your evaluation of that exec

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reporter: david, we all know the chinese government tried to cover up what was happening at the lab but when senator rand paul grilled dr. anthonyih money that he oversaw ended up funding gain of function research at the wuhan lab in china, fireworks erupted. >> nih has not ever, and does not now fund gain of function research in the wuhan institute. >> do they fund -- reporter: but in fact the u.s. government and nih have channeled money to the wuhan lab for research by dr. lee, affectionately known as the bad lady. it was run through a ecohealth alliance. he said in "the lancet" article that the covid-19 had a natural origin, batting down the pandemic theory at the pandemic start. >> ecohealth alliance had many funding years from the wuhan lab. their funding came substantially from the u.s. government, from the nih. reporter: so what is gain ever function research? it is altering a virus found in nature to make it contagious to humans. it became a issue in 2014 when dutch scientists announced they transmitted bird flu which normally does not affect humans to ferrets which are similar to humanses. it is used bring scientists to

david, thank you, sir. coming up, the true origins of covid-19, big tech changes its tune, so does anthony fauci.na help kids get their homework done? well, an internet connection's a good start. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it. so why not hook community centers up with wifi? for kids like us, and all the amazing things we're gonna learn. over the next 10 years, comcast is committing $1 billion to reach 50 million low-income americans with the tools and resources they need to be ready for anything. i hope you're ready. 'cause we are. maria: welcome back. the walls are closing in on the origins of covid-19, getting public. the wall street journal editorial out with an op-ed highlighting the issue we've been reporting for for over a year, that the pandemic did likely come from the virology lab in wuhan. the scrutiny should have started a year ago, the journal writes, but media partnership derailed fair discussion, many quote, unquote experts made political calculations and fell prey to group think rather than following the sci

anthony woke up. >> i like what he said, normalcy is going to be awesome. a lot of us feel that way. i'm with you on that. nicely done, vlad. >>> ahead, dr. davidions that you've been thinking about including should vaccinated people still be tested before and after traveling. that's a good question. we'll be right back. >>> we end our "spring into summer" series with answers to your top questions about making summer plans. now that we're beginning to return to normal. many of you asked us about face masks, covid variants, and the risks for vaccinated adults and children. cbs news medical contributor dr. david agus joins us with the answers. david, good morning. let me get to the first question here right away from a parent on twitteo -- if my kid is fully vaccinated, can they safely go to an overnight camp where there would be kids who are not vaccinated? >> good question. >> yes. the answer is yes, yes, yes. if the child is vaccinated -- remember, children are responding better than adults to the vaccines. they are protected even if they're exposed to somebody who is unvaccinated. so go to camp, enjoy. be a kid. >> all right. one of our staff

anthony, everything, my interaction with i everything, my interaction with david cameron has been disclosedlso said that they were not aware that greensill was in trouble. in a few minutes, we will hear from the health secretary matt hancock about coronavirus, the latest situation, and about the next steps of the road map for lifting lockdown. that is in the briefing from downing street we will bring to you live at 5pm. we have also had the latest data from the department of health in the last hour, with 3542 new cases of covid—19 recorded in the last 24 hours, and ten more deaths recorded within 28 days of a positive covert test. let's speak now to the shadow home secretary, nick thomas—symonds, whojoins us home secretary, nick thomas—symonds, who joins us now. home secretary, nick thomas—symonds, whojoins us now. mr thomas—symonds, thank you forjoining us. to what extent are you concerned that we are going backwards with covid? because we are seeing the number of cases rising again. we are seeing the number of cases rising again-— rising again. well, i think that the action that is _ risi

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anthony, lease. . ~ , ., ., ., ., ~ please. thank you, chair, and thank ou david please.no, well, the recent _ you didn't know it at the time? mr, well, the recent reports that have come out about this are clearly very disturbing, if true. as i say, i wasn't involved in credit extension, not to gupta, but not to any company, that wasn't part of my role. but of italy there is a difference between future receivables, known cash flows, for instance your mobile phone in your pocket, you pay for with a contract, and that is a sort of future receivables if you like. there is a difference between that and something you know, nonexistent prospective clients that haven't even been contacted yet. that is a different thing. so, look, i don't know any more than you do about that. i have read that in the newspapers, it seems concerning and i'm sure it needs to be got to the bottom of. i'm sure it needs to be got to the bottom of-_ bottom of. some of the previous witnesses we — bottom of. some of the previous witnesses we have _ bottom of. some of the previous witnesses we have had _ b