elise preston, cbs news. >>> president biden will visit virginia on monday as he continues to promote his policies. >>> a huge night for bay area football fans after weeks of suspense. the wait is finally over as 49ers get their quarterback and an inspiring journey for harris after spending time in an east bay homeless shelter as a child. the former alabama star was in emeryville last night as he dream came true. he was selected 24th overall by the pittsburgh steelers. he was leading rusher in bay area history. >>> it was a moment that was nfa one. harris lived with his in this t room at a homeless shelter in richmond as a child. the day he was drafted he returned to his roots treating everybody at the shelter to a draft party full of food and úgoodies. >> i have been knowing him since he was a boy. a very humble person, it couldn't have happened to a better kid. he is a warm loving person. >> he is forming a nonprofit and hopes to keep giving back to the community including the shelter in richmond. >>> oakland native also heard his name called. new york jets selected the former offen

elise preston is in new york with those stories and more. g elise. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. wall street is closed today in observance of good friday. meantime, the labor department is set to release its march employment report after a record-setting day for stocks yesterday. the dow surged 171 points, the nasdaq rallied 233 points, and the s&p 500 gained 46. again, a record high passed 4,000 points for the first time. >>> the supreme court says facebook can keep sending you texts. yesterday's ruling stems from a class-action lawsuit against the social media company. a man says he got repeated text notifications alerting him to unusual login attempts even though he never had a facebook account. he said the messages violated the federal ban on robo calls, but the court unanimously rejected that argument. >>> nike has blocked the sale of satan shoes at least for now. a federal judge ordered the maker to stop further sales of the sneakers it created in collaboration with rapper lil nas x. the judge said the black and red devil-theme

i am elise preston. >>> 4:46. a live look at sfo, a first for travel within u.s., get this, scanning your face instead of a boarding pass. united airlines testing biometric technology for some domestic flights on a voluntary basis. this is as airlines explore ways to easily identify who is vaccinated. for now the check in system does not ask for nor store vaccination status but the technology can one day be used for that purpose. >> any purpose for travel where you need to establish or verify identity, this can be used for that. some type of digital health credential will be the next evolution of air travel during this pandemic and after this pandemic. >> passes like these can also be used as events. oakland a's will not require digital proof of vaccination but san francisco giants' fans will have to show vaccinate the status or test negative at the gates starting tomorrow. >>> it is about 13 minutes before 5:00. mary lee, it's thursday. it's a little cloudy. what are you thinking out there? >>> this afternoon we

i am elise preston. >>> a live look outside at san francisco. after voting to rename dozens of schools the san francisco school board is expecting to reverse that decision to avoid litigation. about two months ago the board voted to rename 44 schools with names associated with slavery, oppression, colonization. that includes washington, michigan, balboa. critics say that the rebranding would be too expensive so the board is expected to reverse course during tomorrow's meeting. >>> the family of a missing daly city man wants you to take a good look at these pictures. he walked out of his care facility thursday. the senior has the mental capacity of a 13-year-old. he uses a walker, is deaf and mute, and may have trouble communicating if lost. he lived in bris bain for years and was often at the library and park. >>> it was pumping season. some trails will be closed to dogs starting today to make way for a different pup. it is coyote pupping season. to create a safe space parts will be off limits to dogs through early september. the trails will rem

elise preston is in new york with those stories and more. , elise. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. the labor department is out today with a report on new jobless claims. meantime, stock futures are indicating a mixed open after the major indices ended in mostly positive territory during the regular session. the dow slipped 85 points, the nasdaq rallied 201 points, and the s&p 500 added 14 points. >>> delta airlines will stop blocking middle seats starting may 1st. the airline's announcement reverses a policy that had been in place since last april. delta's ceo says he expects 65% of people who flew the airline last year to have at least one dose of the new vaccines by may 1st. this latest news means no u.s. airlines will limit capacity on flights to reduce this risk of spreading covid. >>> if you have sabra hummus in your refrigerator, listen up. the company is voluntarily recalling 2,100 ten-ounce packages of its classic hummus due to a possible salmonella contamination. the packages contain a best before date on april 26th, 2021. no

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elise preston is in new york. what message will president biden bring to pennsylvania today? >> reporter: president biden is spending much of this time talking about his two spending plans. 100 days into his presidency, president biden is looking ahead to what's next. >> i've never been more optimistic about the future in america, and america's on the move again. >> reporter: on thursday, the president visited georgia, a state that helped him win the office. >> i mean this from the bottom of my heart. there's not a single thing we can't do when we do it together. >> reporter: fresh off his first address to a joint session of congress. >> the american jobs plan is a blue collared blueprint. >> mr. biden is traveling the country to sell his vision to the american people that includes two spending plans on families an jobs. >> he would not only need to invest in america, we need to invest in families, we need to invest in things our families care about and need the most. >> republicans have their concerns. >> more taxes, more spending, more borrowing. >> those some are ready to

elise preston has that and more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, diane. u.s.er open following friday's strong march jobs report. markets in asia saw gains overnight. >>> a security warning if you're on facebook. the personal information for more than 500 million users was found on a website for hackers. details included names, locations, birthdays, and email addresses. facebook said the leak was old and stemmed from a problem that was fixed in 2019. >>> well, target is back with its annual car seat trade-in event. starting today the retailer's accepting all types of car seats, old or damaged. materials are recycled. in exchange, customers will get a 20% discount toward a new car seat, car base, travel system, or other baby gear. the promotion runs through april 17th. target usually holds this event twice a year, but it had to cancel last year's promotion because of the coronavirus. >>> and it pays to hold on to those old football cards. one of tom brady's rookie cards sold for $2.2 million on friday. it was autographed by the former patriots quarterback and so

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elise preston is in new york with that and more. good morning, elise. >> good morning, diane.rning higher after a record day on wall street. the market hit unprecedented levels after they got the first opportunity to react to the blowout march jobs report. the dow hitting 373 points hitting a record. and the nasdaq soared, 225 points and the s&p 500 added 58 points sailing further above the 4,000 level. the feds are proposing banning foreclosures until next year. the consumer financial protection bureau is also lowering so-called guard rails to protect loan servicers from a major hit if mortgage borrowers default. the agency is even proposing giving borrowers who are behind on their payments more time by providing a brief foreclosure review period. that would restrict servicers from starting foreclosure until 2022. as of february there were nearly 3 million homeowners behind on their mortgages. >>> the supreme court handed google a major victory in a multibillion dollar copyright dispute with the computer software company oracle. it stems from a deckeds old case involving goog

elise preston joining us live from new york with your money watch report. >> reporter: trading has beennderway for a little more than 10 minutes. let's take a look at the big board. the dow is up 119 points, the nasdaq, however, the tech sector is down, about 57 points. meanwhile, streaming giant netflix is getting even bigger. the company announced it will have streaming rights to sony's upcoming movies starting next year. that includes the next installment in the spider-man franchise. under the new agreement, sony movies will go exclusively to netflix after their theatrical releases. older movies owned by sony will also appear on the streaming platform. >> i like new options, thanks for that. >>> live now to san francisco, city hall, today, mayor london breed is set to sign legislation to provide financial relief for small businesses struggling due to the pandemic. the state is getting ready to return to indoor live ticketed events, including concerts. san francisco just unveiled its plans for those types of events. five events are set to return next thursday, april 15th, with safety

cbs' elise preston joins us now from new york city with the latest. good morning.ak it down for us. >> reporter: good morning. despite stellar march jobs report jobless claims continue to tick higher according to labor department. another 744,000 filed for unemployment benefits last week. that was more than expected and a slight increase from the week prior. >>> finance leaders from g20 nations taking upsetting a global minimum corporate tax rate. this is after janet yellen said a minimum rate would help keep american businesses from heading over seas and overhaul agreement could come later this year. >>> public tally is expected to begin as early as this afternoon in amazon's high stakes union election. more than 5800 workers were eligible to vote on whether to have their warehouse be first amazon facility ever to unionize. voter turn out is about 55%. organizers want higher pay for warehouse workers and more break time. >>> i understand apple is working on a way to help us find those items we always seem to lose. please fill me in on this. i need help. >> reporte

elise preston of cbs money watch joins us live from new york with more in our money watch report. >> reporter: good morning. air travel is soaring after cdc eased coronavirus related travel restrictions. the increase overwhelmed delta sunday. the carrier had to cancel roughly 100 flights because it didn't have enough crew members to increase capacity, delta allowed passengers to book middle seats on some planes. >>> johnson & johnson will take over a baltimore vaccine plant after 50 million doses of the covid-19 vaccine were ruined. j&j and astrazeneca were producing at the plant when the doze were cross contaminated. astrazeneca says it will work with the white house to find a new production site. >>> georgia based companies are under pressure from civil rights groups to condemn new voting legislation in the state. critics say the republican backed law threatens voting rights for black americans. executives from coca-cola and delta spoke out against the law. major league being pulled its 2021 all star game from atlanta due to the law. >>> i hear a new survey reveals go to comfort fo

elise preston is joining us again with the new numbers this morning.ood morning. >> reporter: good morning. trading has been underway for a little more than ten minutes. let's look at the big board, dow is down about 97 points. the nasdaq however is up this morning. despite a stellar march jobs report, jobless claims continue to tick higher. according to labor department another 744,000 people filed for unemployment benefits last week. that was more than expected and slight increase from the week prior. >> economy giveth and taketh away. thanks for keeping us posted. >>> three states saying no to vaccine pass ports. idaho, texas, florida. the governor of florida is the latest to issue executive order out right banning businesses from requiring proof of vaccinations. he argues this would create two classes of citizens based on vaccination. getting vaccine pass ports is still far off. we did ask peter greenberg about how soon it could be before those are required. >> there are about 40 entities ranging from individual foreign countries, private sectors,