. >> reporter: 6'2" and supermodel sleek, dominique jackson is the true week.ut. >> step forward, step, and turn. >> oh my god, do that again. >> reporter: one of the stars of "pose" shattering records for transgender representation on screen. >> you just do the same thing, and you're there. oh, she's a natural! >> dominique invited us to her cozy home in upstate new york, showcasing her most prized possessions. >> and look at miss continental. oh, look, it's heavy. >> yes. >> interview winner. that's fitting. >> along the way i have picked up some awards. >> yes? >> when you don't think you can and you see tse things are happening, you see that you are acknowledged, it gives you the ability to keep going. >> reporter: a blend of her life before and after fame. dominique embodied electra. >> a mother provides. >> reporter: a transgender house mother saving black and brown queer youth from the streets and from hardships she herself lived through. >> what do you little ones think you're doing? >> i went through sex work, i went through homelessness, hunger. but t

dominique, it's great to have you with us. thank you for your time.like any other with every nation around the globe still grappling with the pandemic and the aftermath of it. talk about what it's like to perform at this level without the support systems athletes like yourself and others rely on when you're training, the fans cheering you on, your family and your support system at the games. >> you would have to definitely ask these athletes that are there in tokyo at this moment. in barcelona, spain, when i was 15 years old competing, there were sold-out crowds. at the atlanta games there were 50,000 people and billions of people watching. 2000 olympics in sydney, australia, again, sold-out crowd. i cannot envision what these athletes are enduring while the crowds add to the adrenaline rush and excitement, they do add a great deal of pressure. but there is that comfortability knowing your family and friends are right there cheering you along the way, and these olympians don't have that. >> i wonder what this means for not just simone biles but for sp

. >> reporter: dominique and walter wallace jr.'ing day last october sealed a love story years in the making. >> and you were pregnant at the time? >> yeah. >> how far along were you? >> any day now. >> reporter: mr. and mrs. wallace were already parenting four kids together. >> what did you think your future was going to look like? >> still being with our kids as a whole family. >> it was supposed to be happily ever after? >> yeah. >> reporter: less than a month afteredisalr llace jasolic alsiit of mental >>eportewaer fy had called 911 for help. officers encountering walter holding a knife. that's his mother, frantically trying to protect her son. >> ma'am, back up! put the knife down! >> reporter: killed less than 60 seconds after police arrived. [ shots fired ] [ screaming ] >> a marriage is a soul bonding. when they took his life, my life was tooken too. >> say his name! >> walter wallace! >> reporter: walter's death became a rallying cry. >> think about how a call for help ends up as part of a death sequence. it is chilling. >>

that is what we think of when we think of dominique dawes.la feet does not compare with the arms of a child around your neck, we likely will not be in the olympics. or have a medal ceremony. but like dominique dawes we can watch the olympics with people we law and medal in the toughest toughestsport of all, living a d significant life, enriched by the love of our families, that is all from south carolina, "life, liberty and levin" is up next. mark: hello america, i am mark levin, this is "life, liberty and levin," here we are in original levin studio. we're pleased to be here and i am pleased to have pete -- hegseth with me, great to be here. mark: pete and

that is what we think of when we think of dominique dawes.she thinks, she is a mother now, the hardest balancing act of all. as great as the medals fila feet does not compare with the arms of a child around your neck, we likely will not be in the olympics. or have a medal ceremony. but like dominique dawes we can watch the olympics with people we law and medal in the toughest toughestsport of all, living a d significant life, enriched by the love of our families, that is all from south carolina, "life, liberty and levin" is up chris: i'm chris wallace.is up a new wave of covid-19 across the country, as the delta variant becomes the dominant strain. chris: with vaccinations down and cases on the rise, the nation's most populated county of los angeles reason tates the mask man a date for everyone indoors and the white house fights disinformation on social media, raising concerns about censorship. >> we're flagging problematic posts for facebook that spread disinformation. >> the government can't censor speech. chris: we'll talk with u.s.

the other group does the same to provide a comparison. dominique fields in your team have now carried out the same experiment on more than a 100 test subjects. the results are crystal clear. those who saw the cliffhanger ending at a much higher pulse at the doors. they also had increased levels of cortisol. while the group that saw con, ending the cortisol levels went down as the evening progressed. that planning and matt's got shot, seen and start an ending had a big impact of how afily effecting the level of physical and mental agitation. stock baseless. is there any way to mitigate that effect? the researcher has a very simple tip. i start to finish on a cliff. hang on, let me start the next episode and watch it for another 5 or 10 minutes. wait for a relatively calm moment while you relax. and then switch over the weekend was fine side up. okay, so it's also much easier to do them when it's tense and exciting outside the us english. and so we don't have to ditch netflix to get a good night's sleep. but a more intelligent approach could help at times and don't stay up all night wat

when you consider what dominique just said, and i loved covering dominique for years and how she couldn't course, the athletes feel they can. naomi osaka, as you mentioned, of course, simone biles, michael phelps, on and on it goes, this is i believe a true movement of some of the top athletes in the world bringing this to everyone's attention and it's not only, of course, helping them but it's helping kids, it's helping others. these are role models for millions of young people and hopefully they're able to get that message that they can talk about this as well. >> that is indeed the hope and, dominique, like christine, i saw you in '96 in atlanta winning the gold medal being one of the leaders on the team and for dominique to say -- excuse me, for simone to say yesterday that she did not want to jeopardize the team's chances to medal, can you help people understand what she was saying, what she meant? >> well, i think she knew that she wasn't going to be on her "a" game. she ended up balking a vault and did only a 1 1/2 instead of 2 1/2 twist and really got lost in the air, and if that

the other group does the same to provide a comparison. dominique fields in her team have now carried out the same experiment on more than a 100 test subjects. the results are crystal clear. those who saw the cliffhanger ending had a much higher pulse at the doors. they also had increased levels of cortisol. while the group that saw con, ending the cortisol levels, went down as the evening progressed. planning women from short, seen, uncertain ending had a big impact powerfully affecting the level of physical and mental agitation. stock baseless, is there any way to mitigate that effect? the researcher has a very simple tip. i start to give, i don't finish on a cliff. hang on, let me start the next episode and watch it for another 5 or 10 minutes. wait for a relatively calm moment while you relax. and then switch off this week isn't was fun side. look it up. ok, it shuts off so much easier to do than one. it's tense and exciting and expensive upsized the us english button. so we don't have to ditch netflix to get a good night sleep. but a more intelligent approach could help at times

it's a subjective sport, a political sport. >> you'll see dominique daws lock in her floor routine. >que daws stepped on the floor of the usa gymnastics national championships. >> that was a little bit more of a classical routine, which is not my strong suit. we chose that because that was playing to the judges. it's not playing to my fans. >> reporter: daws, who won a bronze medal at the olympics for the same routine. > never in my wildest dreams would i ever see hip-hop, pop, or soul losic used at an olympic games. however, i truly believe that's something that could be on the horizon. ♪ >> before i go on, i shut everything off. except for which of my 18 personalities do i want to be today? >> marcella frasier! >> and i present, and i step onto the floor. ♪ >> it's the floor exercise. but it's a stage, to me. i'm reaching potentially millions of people. >> reporter: more than 15 million, to be exact. ucla gymnast marsetta frasier going viral with her floor exercises celebrating black culture. she's joining gym-rhythmics nation. ♪ >> reporter: mia throwing up a fist to kendrick. >> w

dominique dawes on what is at stakes.ames. it was postponed a full year. there was still a great deal of uncertainty with regard to it even happening. however we know it will kickoff tomorrow, which is super exciting. but to know there's not your family and friends in the stands that will cheer you and add to the adrenaline rush, this is a little let-down however. i know all of these athletes will feel the cheer from everyone watching around the world. it's the most watched olympic games ever. i think the athletes will feel that. >> neil: you opened up this gym facility in maryland after we learned that larry nassar was behind so much of this abuse and behavior. came up in your case and what you dealt with. i'm just curious now how you found that all to have happened and how so many either look the other way obviously with this new center, you're trying to say there's another way here. a better way to connect. this might be the start. what did you make of it all? >> we opened the dominique dawes gymnastic academy a year a

here to discuss, dominique dawes.on olympic gold in gymnastics as part of the magnificent seven at the 1996 summer olympics. i remember that well. good evening to you. thank you so much for joining us. good to see you. >> thank you for having me. i appreciate it. >> dominique, listen, no doubt that you can relate to the intense pressure that simone biles was facing or is facing. she was billed as the g.o.a.t. this year. give me your reaction to her withdrawing from the olympic games. >> it's unreal the amount of pressure i'm sure this young lady was facing. leading up to the '96 olympic games i had an emotional breakdown. i was crying. i knelt down, i prayed with my teammate amanda borden, who was amazing, and i got back up and felt a little sense of relief but the pressure was still there. there were nearly 50,000 people in the georgia dome and billions of people watching. just think for simone biles's olympics the whole world is watching. there's not an audience there to help with the adrenaline rush. there's no fam

the other group does the same to provide a comparison. dominique fields in her team have now carried out the same experiment on more than a 100 test subjects. the results are crystal clear. those who saw the cliffhanger ending had a much higher pulse at the doors. they also had increased levels of cortisol, while the group that saw con, ending the cortisol levels, went down as the evening progressed. that planning on and from that short seeing, uncertain ending had a big impact. how afily effects on the level of physical and mental agitation, stock that useless. is there any way to mitigate that effect? the researcher has a very simple tip. i start to give out, finish on a cliff, hang on a new start the next stuff and watch it for another 5 or 10 minutes. wait for a relatively calm moment while you relax. and then switch off this weekend was fine side like and up. ok is also much easier to do them when it's tense and exciting to us. and so we don't have to ditch netflix to get a good night sleep. but a more intelligent approach could help and times and don't stay up all night watchin

bearing down we're on the ground in the middle of it all, plus a member of the magnificent seven, dominique dawes talks the surprising start for women's gymnastics. >>> a small set of keys holds the control of the internet, each in the hand of a different person. >> you want somebody who can not be compromised. >> what happens now that a key holder has died? >>> president biden announcing the u.s. will not have a combat role in iraq by the end of the year the changing mission for the two countries going forward. >>> zero tolerance for hazing at public universities in ohio. >>> california's largest wildfire merges with another. >>> and a big move in the world of college sports. >> announcer: live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, the news with shepard smith >>> good evening the vaccine mandate dam is starting to break. today, new requirements announced at the department of veterans affairs in the most populous state and in the largest city in the countriment they're all returning to requirements new york city and the state of california announced plans to make all their workers get a covid sh

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one of those targeted is french human rights activists on journalists, dominique, simo, she's already said, she's going to file a lawsuit though, she hasn't clarified against whom we spoke to her lawyer. she dominique the fact that dominic seminar was spied on means that almost all important journalists and all editor offices in france could be spied on. that's what's important. so if we know lawyers are being targeted, and we also know that the $500.00 french noise who conduct the highest profile cases might also be why attorneys. and it's not just why it's happening. this means that absolutely any information can be leaked. this is a violation, not only a fundamental rights, but also the most importantly of confidentiality. if they are journalists this concerns their right not to disclose their sources. in the case of lawyers, we're talking about attorney secrecy. think about doctors, they listen to every one, but it's also worth recording that n, as has indicated that prior to any request to install its pegasus software. it awaits prior approval from the israeli authorities. that i

three-time gold medal winning dominique daws. first thank you. and no spills and given my little daughter dreams of becoming a gymnast that she is still pursuing today because of you. thank you for that gift you gave us as americans. let's talk about the policy at hand. what do you make of the decision? >> i really do respect richardson for coming out and admitting her fault and really saying that she's human, that she made a mistake. i think one thing to point out is the decency of reporting today. that reporter was aware that she knew about the death of her mother. when i read about it and heard more about this story, that's just heart-breaking to think that someone would have asked her that. i'm not saying it's okay how she responded to it with regards to breaking some rules, but i think that's something that is overlooked with regards to decency in reporting today. these athletes are human. and you got to recognize that they are going to be affected greatly by the questions that you ask. and it really brings light to mental issues and not jus

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the other group does the same to provide a comparison. dominique fields in her team have now carried out the same experiment on more than a 100 test subjects. the results are crystal clear. those who saw the cliffhanger ending had a much higher pulse at the doors. they also had increased levels of cortisol. while the group that saw con, ending the cortisol levels, went down as the evening progressed. that planning on that short seeing and start and ending how to pick empower, powerfully affecting the level of physical and mental agitation stock briefly. is there any way to mitigate that effect? the researcher has a very simple tip. i start to finish on a cliff. hang on, let me start the next time and watch it for another 5 or 10 minutes. wait for a relatively calm moment while you relax. and then switch over the weekend was fine side, look it up. okay, so it's also much easier to do than one, it's tense and exciting to upsize the us in the moment. so we don't have to ditch netflix to get a good night sleep. but a more intelligent approach could help at times and don't stay up all nig

neil: you are a class act, dominique. i know it sounds weird, i'm old enough to be your father.e. human body, human body is capable of doing. i had no idea, just getting in and out of a chair is a mission. i should try to get a gold medal for that. thank you very much, dominique, you're an inspiration for many, many people, even this old dude. >> thank you. neil: dominique dawes, what a sensation, so many olympics, a great positive attitude to get through so many crises at the same time. just amazing. >>> all right we're following something amazing not for all the good. what is happening, people don't know why, so many websites are presently down affected are delta air lines and british airways, capital one, godaddy, vanguard, fidelity, costco, a host of others that have somehow seen their sites slowed or outright stopped. a lot of them will flash a warning to say dns, again referring to a domain name system, type in url, it doesn't take you to the site. and for customers, particularly financial customers, they don't like that. they're actually letting me know about it. i wish i

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here to discuss this, olympic gymnast dominique dawes. thank you so much.st anyone can what simone is going through now. what do you think she's dealing with? >> oh, the mental blocks are real as you're preparing for such an enormous gymnastics competition, you're dealing with the pressure, things going on with your personal life and the only survivor on the 0 floor. more than sports, she's trying to change the generation and culture in the sport of gymnastics, a lot of pressure and her difficulty level is extremely challenging, extremely high and the caliber of her skills are quite dangerous. so, dealing with a mental block during an olympic games would be a nightmare. charles: of course, the only survivor you're referring to, the sexual assaults committed by the former team doctor. the twisties, explain what that is? >> well, the twisties, back in the day when i competed, which was 29 years ago in 1992 for my first olympic games, i can't believe it's been that long, the twisties are when you get lost in mid air and you're flipping and trying to twist. bac

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dominique dawes says she can relate. >> i remember going out and prior having an emotional breakdown, just feeling all the pressure that team usa felt for needing to make history. >> i love the fact she listen today herself and did what she needed to for her mental health. >> we have brave athletes opening up about the realities about what it's mean toss come up against a mental health difficulty. they are working to take the shame out and to treat mental health concerns as we would physical health concerns, that they can be talked about. she is a contributor "c mental health difficulty, what is important is not to ignore it. talk to someone you love about what is going on. if that doesn't provide the relief you need and reo deserve, reach out to a mental health professional or your family physician. >> she believes we should take an at feud of humility and respect for anyone sharing their experience with mental health, including those in the public eye. >> "cbs news." >>> still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming, the 4, 13, 29, the 49ers start training camp. >> plus the bay area doctor an

i'm jealous you got to talk to dominique. fine, whatever. this is don lemon tonight. i'm laura coats in for don on the night of major developments on multiple big stories. new tonight rudy giuliani's law license is suspended in washington, d.c. after the president's former personal lawyer saw his license suspended in new york all for pushing the big law of non-existent election fraud. >> they only submitted 8,021 ballots from dead people, mail-in ballots for dead people. probably easier for dead people to submit mail-in ballots than it is to vote in person. we cannot allow these crooks, because that's what they are, to steal an election from the american people. >> let's have trial by combat! >> the appeals court in d.c. saying the man once known as america's mayor would be suspended from working as an attorney in the city pending the outcome of the situation in new york. much more on that in just a moment. and it comes as on capitol hill, kevin mccarthy who has been doing everything he can to drag his feet and delay the investigation of the january 6th insurrection n

do you think that simone biles ultimately made the choice that carrie and dominique could not?any of them directly about that situation. the gymnastics coaches for listening as an athlete and for me personally, i had a great support system in my coach and my parents even reminding me every single day, you're not a gymnast. gymnastics is what you do. so that really helped me handle pressure and also remember i had a confident voice to share what i was feeling. i had a vault i was very scared of as a gymnast and i went to my coach and said, i'm not going to do that vault anymore. if that means i'm not ghoing to make the olympic team, then i'm not going to make the olympic team and without the vault, i was fortunate enough to make it but i was very fortunate to have that support system and i think that's been awesome for us to see with simone as well. >> so it's still unclear if simone is going to compete in the individual competitions for the floor or balance beam. she's 24 years old. we don't know if this is going to be her final olympics. if you were there with her in tokyo and

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police say that they found 28 year-old dominique porter sleeping around 1120 on saturday night. they say that to her car was stopped in a lane at grant road and north drive police arrested her on charges of driving under the influence and drug sales. >> on the peninsula. san mateo county supervisors are considering millions of dollars in financial relief for small businesses tomorrow. the board plans to discuss 3 items that would provide relief the items up for consideration or 2 million dollars for small businesses that have not received other relief funding during the past year. so half a million 2 micro food. businesses like caterers, food, trucks, food cart operators and an ordinance that would allow food sales from home kitchens. tuesday's meeting starts at 9 o'clock in the morning. the meeting will take place. virtually via zoom to the north bay. now the hiker found dead early this morning in point, reyes national seashore has been identified. >> as 58 year-old metro rusty from san jose. according to park officials. rusty was last seen leaving the bear valley visitor cente

. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning" now, olympic gold medal gymnast dominique dawes joins us to talkthdraw from the u.s. team final in tokyo. >>> plus, how a new generation of americans swimmers is making a splash at the olympics and helping team usa win gold in the pool. >>> and as gun violence surges, we'll look at how one group is using a bright orange peace mobile to help find solutions. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ♪ >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is

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. >> reporter: four-time olympic medalist dominique dawes. >> we don't listen to our inner voice.s been muted. and i love the fact that she listened to herself and she did what was best for her mental health as well as to ward off any possible injury. >> reporter: today, fellow team u.s.a. athletes voiced strong support, like six-time olympic champion katie ledecky. >> i really hope that she continues to do what's best for her and that the people around her, the team u.s.a. swimmers certainly support her. gold in the first-ever women's 1,500-meter freestyle. but all of it took place as the number of new covid cases in tokyo top 3,000 for the first time in the pandemic. what type of impact do you think the olympics are having on these covid numbers? >> reporter: there are four individual gymnastic competitions left. biles qualified for all of them. if she competes, she will have a chance to match her debut in 2016 and win four ed o. thyoie. wildfires out west have already burned more than three million acres this year. two states hard hit-- california and nevada. tonight, the gover

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>>> our thanks to the incomparable dominique jackson, billy porter, mj rodriguez, and >>> hang onto your masks. counties across the bay area are recommending masks go back on indoors. >>> two attacks in two dasame b chinatown, both caught on video, the latest on the search for suspects as the community offers a reward. >>> thunder threat and warning for the weekend, your forecast coming up. abc7 news at 11:00 starts right now. >> building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions, this is abc7 news. >>> still wear a mask indoors even though it's not required. i just think it makes me feel safer. >> that's the message for most of the bay area tonight. seven local counties are now recommending masking indoors regardless of vaccine status. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. the move comes amid a spike in covid cases driven by the delta variant. the new masking guidelines apply to nearly the entire bay area. only solano and napa counties are excluded. abc7 news reporter amanda del castillo shows us what some in the south bay are doing. >> repor