gayle? >> jeff, thank you. >>> earlier we spoke to naacp president and ceo, his name is derrick johnson, about his impressions of the chauvin trial's closing arguments. >> the prosecution made their case. it was very clear that our eyes told the truth. they backed it up with expert testimony, and they closed very strong and that's so important. the world is watching. we can flot not get away from tt this is our selma moment. >> what do you mean? >> when you think about selma, that was about voting reform to allow our democracy to work. now we're talking about our criminal justice system, the reform to restore trust and we can feel safe. that's really important for the african-american community at this moment. >> how do you think the defense did? i saw from some courtroom watchers many times the jurors were nodding with some of the points eric nelson made yesterday. >> that bar is low. they just need one juror to hav ub can throw everything against the wall to see what happens. unfortunately

i'm gayle king in new york.nt to take you live to windsor castle, outside london, where the funeral procession for prince philip is about to begin. queen elizabeth's husband of 73 years died last friday, two months before his 100th birthday. he would have turned 100 years old, by the way. you can see a large number of marchers, mostly service members have gathered. in just a few minutes, they will lead prince philip's coffin in a roughly eiin saint georgchapelhe groundof winastle. e windr estathill be carried on a specially-modified land rover that he helped design. think about that, designing your own final vehicle that will take you to your resting place. members of the royal family will walk in the procession, but not the queen. she will be driven to the chapel today. prince charles and princess anne, his sister, will walk behind their father. the queen's other sons, prince andrew and prince edward, will be next in line. then we'll see prince william and prince harry. their cousin, peter philips will be walki

enter ththe golden s state with real l californiaia dai. ♪ >>> to gayle. >> to gayle.g" used to describe the hurdles they face. i've never heard that been. 2018 analysis by the harvard business review found that asian americans are the least likely group to be promoted into a management position in the united states. nancy chen shows us why this phrase first coined back in 2005 is coming up for debate now. >> reporter: breaking the bamboo ceiling is how hollywood reporter/editor rebecca sun described the historic oscar nomination for best actor. the first asian american ever nominated in the category. the controversial term quickly came under fire. what were the criticisms of the phrase? >> a lot of people thought that i had invented it. that i was using a lazy pun, you know, shorthand, bamboo, panda bear, there's a lot of oriental-ized imagery that people use to reduce asians to symbols. >> great to be here -- >> reporter: inspired by the glass ceiling, executive coach jane hyun coined it nearly two decade ago. >> most of the time when i talked about it, they were lik

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. dr.hony fauci says a pause in the johnson & johnson vaccine will last days, not months. how government officials are trying to reassure americans about the safety of this vaccine. >>> protests erupt for a third night in minnesota after the death of daunte wright. we could learn today whether the police officer who shot wright will face charges. >>> a rising number of colleges and universities will require students to be vaccinated before they return for the fall semester. why that mandate could face legal challenges. >> and kane brown will talk to us about breaking barriers in country music. how the acm nominee is addressing racism with his music and plans to tour again. >> love his voice. today here's today's "on eye opener in 90 seconds." >> we are scheduled for anyone with a j&j, vaccine quickly rescheduled with a pfizer and moderna vaccine. >> the cdc has halted johnson & johnson's vaccine after six women developed a rare blood clotting disorder. >> this is a very rare event. it's les

gayle ong. she's live at the scene.l, what do we know at this >> well, catherine, can you can still see the parking lot on prince is still blocked off and has been for ever since around 6.30. when that shooting happened

, gayle how are you?r you, because i get up at 3:30 in the morning. but, just now, i was leaning in going, "is that fred is that fred?" and darn, it's fred! >> seth: it's fred >> wow >> seth: fred is -- you know, he's still managing to make this work, even though he's in london right now. pretty impressive, our friendship you know, some people say it's the most famous celebrity friendship in america. [ laughter ] >> i -- i'm all for it i'm so sorry i can't be there in person >> seth: he wants to start "f magazine," and i keep saying, "i don't think so." >> yeah. no, no no, no i keep saying, can you believe, seth, we are still -- i'm still in my living room. at least you're back in the studio >> seth: i know. >> but i'm still here. >> seth: well, you've done an amazing job hosting a morning show the last time we talked was in august obviously, we have a new president since then >> yeah. >> seth: and certainly news from the white house is a little quieter. but you are still, much like we have to do here, ta

i'm gayle king.e reaction was instant. celebration stretched across the country even with the knowledge that there's a lot more to be done on the issue of race and policing. george floyd's girlfriend was overcome with emotion following the verdict and she prayed with the community. >> whoever you pray to and whatever you believe in, god is good. >> all the time. >> thank you, god. thank you, god. >> anthony mason, tony dokoupil and nicole miller are in new york city. you heard god is good. it's a difference in the morning. remember yesterday i told you we could feel the tension. i couldn't sleep the night before. a lot of people felt that way. people said we're on pins and needles waking up yesterday, but this morning you can really feel a lightness in the city. it's true. in addition to a beautiful skyline behind us. >> it turned out to be a swift and sweeping verdict. a verdict heard loud and clear around the world. former police officer derek chauvin guilty in the death of george floyd. >>> we the

i'm gayle king. that's anthony mason. that is tony dokoupil.e're ready to go i'm gayle king, that's tony mason and and tony dokoupil. vessel capsizes.o. why the families of the 12 missing crew members are not giving up hope. >> a new report on the capitol riot will reveal shocking information about what wasn't done to stop him. cbs news has obtained details of the intelligence and law

i'm gayle king with anthony dokoupil. we will resume the trial of derek chauvin and review the testimony from yesterday. >>> and in taiwan, one of the country's deadliest rail accidents ever. we will show you the attempt to rescue survivors. >>> and hunter biden speaks out about the laptop republicans made an issue in the 2020 campaign. plus, how he says his dad confronted him at a particularly low point in his life. >>> first, here's your today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> in a living person there should be a pulse there. i did not feel one. i suspected the patient to be dead. >> day four of testimony in the derek chauvin trial. >> stunning testimony from chauvin's prior supervisor. >> and when mr. floyd was no longer offering up any resistance to the officers, they could have ended their restraint. >> this is the greatest coordinated attack on democracy. >> it's the southern border, 150,000 migrants were likely apprehended in march. 50% more than in february. >> the federal government is failing to act.

what i realize, i didn't even share this with you, doctor, what i realized is gayle was my regulation. it makes me want to cry now thinking about it. every night after the show, i would come home and i would have these sessions with gayle where we talked about what happened on the show, didn't happen on the show. that was the way i kind of regulated myself. >> watch oprah's full interview at 2:00 on kpix5:00. >>> still ahead, he saw a stranger's life at stake so he stepped in to s >>> students rising above scholars are exceptional achievers at home and school and their communities. as michelle griego shows us this week's scholar is all that and more. he is a hero because he saved a life. >> reporter: always on the move. >> i cannot stay still. >> reporter: most evenings the energetic high school senior can be found on the basketball court at pueblo park in san rafael. his pandemic work outs, a peaceful outlet for the 17-year- old until one harrowing night three weeks ago. >> a guy was a girl ea out. they re amdn't know why. they started calling police. as soon as they called the polic

i'm gayle king, let's go.sident biden gets ready to deliver a prime time speech to congress tonight spelling out his vision for america's future, his plans to tax the rich to help pay for preschool and college, plus what these new mask guidelines mean for the recovery. >>> a juror from the derek chauvin trial is breaking his silence with an inside look at what unfolded in the jury room. we'll talk with juror number 52 brandon mitchell on the decision to convict and what has happened since. >>> and john legend wants you to get vaccinated to help all of us stay safe. only on "cbs this morning," alsormet, but first, ut that here's today's "eye opener." it's your world in 90 seconds. >> president biden will be at a joint session of congress for the first time. >> he's expected to unveil his infrastructure plan. >> cases are down dramatically from where they were when i took office in january 20th. >> on tuesday he announced new guidelines from the cdc for people who are fully vaccinated. >> outdoors and not in a b

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gayle ong kron 4 news. >> thank you, gayle in the east bay, the danville police officer charged with manslaughter has just turned himself in. andrew hall is facing charges connected to this. 2018 shooting death of lot of there are bullied hall shot at latest car 9 times billie to was driving through this area where you see police cars are nearby. this was following a police chase recently hall also shot and killed another person. tyrel wilson. the d a is still reviewing that incident hall has been booked at the martinez detention center. there's been a new audit of the berkeley police department and it suggests that officers are more likely to stop and search people of color. >> than any other race. the report looked at data over a five-year period. dating back to 2015 and found the police pulled over black people and 34% of traffic stops, even though they only make up 8% of the city's population. this is coming as berkeley is making national headlines for its sweeping police reforms that were approved earlier this year, including preventing officers from stopping cars for low level

and i think you're right, gayle, the jury has been engaged. i think we're surprised it's taken so long, but i can tell you by being in the court last week they were very interested and i was in there as the defense had their medical witness on, they were lots of notes taken, they seem to take ou be objective thatly, and man they wanted to hear both sides and that they were going to take this very seriously and it appears they are. >> hey, jamie, are before we go to jeff pegues who will talk about the swçç talk about the security situation, i think we should ask you. are you from minnesota. you came to us after years reporting for the local station there wcco. what kind of changes have you seen in your home state in a town you know well with this trial going on? >> i think people actually p h e police department for years. people are finally talking about it. they want to find solutions and come together. minneapolis is an interesting city stvment very segregated. you have refugees population, a m rpuug

>> reporter: gayle, you're absolutely right about that.rive from where george floyd died. with the ongoing trial of derek chauvin on everyone's mind, this latest incident as you said is causing emotions to run high and leading to clashes between protesters and police. there are also reports of looting. police say yesterday afternoon they pulled over 20-year-old dante wright. they say he had an outstanding warrant. and when they tried to arrest him, he attempted to get back into his vehicle. that's when police say an officer fired at the vehicle. wright was shot and allegedly drove several blocks before crashing. he was pronounced dead at that scene. his girlfriend was also in the car at the time and suffered what we are told are minor injuries. it did not take long for demonstrators, though, to gather at the scene, including some who jumped on top of police cars and confronted officers. wright's mother said her son called her just before the shooting. >> i thought he was getting pulled over by the police. and i said, why did you get pulled

>> first, good to be with you, gayle.tate of georgia. as the process unfolded, it was moving quickly. there were a lot of changes. our team was in there, absolutely. expressing our points of view. making significant improvements to what hp proposed. when we got a chance to see it put together, and had a chance to digest it, as well as listen and hear it from the voices of our people about it, we realized that this was restricting their access, our people's access, particularly in the black community. and it did not -- it's important that we take a step forward in terms of a society that is polarized. the right to vote is sacrosancsacrosankt. we can't do anything to send a message to people to make it more restrictive and harder to have their voice heard. >> did you not know that before, ed? i understand you spoke with black leaders and employees. what did they tell you and what was your message? did you not know any of that before? >> of course we knew that before, gayle. and we were very clear well before the bill was si

gayle ong kron 4 news. gayle, tell us a little more about the radios. how do they work exactly. >> we'll share on. so catherine, now they don't land cell service. they are operated by battery only. and you're going to get an alert through the national weather you want to keep this on during those times of severe weather all year round really. typically if you live in a tornado prone area. you're probably more familiar with ease and were, you know, with these fires we've seen in recent years pass, especially in santa rosa were. >> they have seen back to back devastating fire since around 2017. typically you, lou. cell service. you lose powers. so it is difficult to get alerts to yourself. and if you sign up through that way. so officials really want people to take that extra step. it doesn't hurt to have a backup like this. so i just got this a few months ago. like eventually spilled over here. we're not too far from the scu complex lightning fire. so that prompted me and my family to have a plan and and play. so these can really help in case of emergenc

gayle? >> all right, charlie d'agata from kabul, thank you. >>> now to a major development in the federal criminal investigation into rudy giuliani. yesterday the fbi raided his home and office in new york and seized cell phones and other electronic devices. this investigation involves the same u.s. attorney's office giuliani used to run back in the 1980s. jeff pegues is following the story and joins us with the latest. good morning to you. not a good way to start the day for mr. giuliani yesterday. >> reporter: it certainly was not, gayle. giuliani in serious legal jeopardy after this unannounced early morning raid of his new york city apartment. giuliani, of course, the former presid president's former personal lawyer and former mayor of new york. he's been under investigation since 2019 when mr. trump sent giuliani to ukreaine to dig up dirt on president biden and his son ahead of the election. prosecutors are focusing on whether giuliani illegally lobbied the trump administration and are

gayle ong kron 4 news, nothing like a good incentive to get people going. all right. let's take a live look outside right now. >> across the golden gate bridge traffic. there was a nightmare today, but we want to talk now about the weather forecast. the gray clouds are starting to roll in. let's get the timing now of this storm from our meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez. exactly when and where we're going to get wet tomorrow. yeah. let's pinpoint it hour by hour. justine let's take a live look right now. >> at our radar for because we are seeing some rain starting to make its way for those of you in the north bay green certainly good, especially under these drought conditions in the bay area. most of this wet weather, though, that parading before it hits the ground. also known as virga, but we could see some slick roads for those of, you know, now heading towards the and napa. so as we just saw in gales live shot, storm clouds overhead relatively dry, but we are tracking moisture off the coast starting to make its way inland wouldn't be surprised if we see some showers

gayle, thank you for that. that fire comes as we are facing those drought conditions all over the bay area. >> this is a look from quad copter caught a quad copter 4 showing phoenix lake in marin county. look how low the water levels are. normally this reservoir which is one of 7 that are vital for drinking water in county. normally the water level would be up here where these green bush's or but there you go. and for the first time in 50 years. summer in municipal water district is siphoning water from this reserve board to show up other shrinking supplies. >> i reservoir storage levels are at about 50% and typically this time of year we see the levels that about 90% or better. so we are on track to become a drought of record. we've had 2 consecutive years, 2 consecutive dry years. last year was the second driest year in 90 years. >> the water levels are forcing the water district to put an immediate water conservation order in place restrictions include not being allowed to wash your car and you cannot use po

gayle ong kron 4 news. >> in san jose. police are investigating a shooting that left one person injured. investigators say the victim located in the area of kabul, road and state highway 85 just after midnight. the victim reportedly transported to the hospital with non life threatening injuries turning now to covid-19 coverage. so far more than 24 and a half million covid-19 vaccines have been given here in the golden state. california governor gavin newsome says that half of all eligible californians have had at least one dose, 30% of the state's population though, is now fully vaccinated. taking a look here at the bay area, santa clara county has administered the most shots with more than 1.3 million so far. alameda contra costa and san francisco along with san mateo rounding out the top 5. you can find the latest numbers on vaccine distribution county by county at kron 4 dot com despite those numbers improving the global death toll from the covid-19 vaccine for a virus, i should say, has now topped more than 3 million p

gayle ong was there. >> alameda county has seen an uptick in hate crimes since the pandemic. that's why the union city police department and the alameda county district attorney's office set up shop here at a local supermarket to bring awareness to the community. it's an effort union city resident rj regis appreciates. my mom is site. >> 50 years old and she she uses public transportation and sometimes it scares me to go from lee my sister picking up much as she can. regions have been worried about family amid a rise of reported attacks against asians over the course of the pandemic. police officers and members of the district attorney's office answered questions about hate crimes that the island pacific seafood market in union city sunday. one common concern victim assistance if they believe they're a victim of a crime. who could they call or who could they contact to just. >> determine whether or not it's a hate crime community members stumped by the tense to hear what resources are available in union city. we have had an increase in hate speech and some hate and what we've

gayle ong kron 4 news, thank you, gayle. >> new at 10, some sad news for the bay area music scene tonight. rapper shock, gee, who was part of the oakland based group digital underground has passed away best known for the hit song. the humpty dance whose real name was gregory jacobs also worked with legendary rappers including doctor dray iii, 40 and to pok even helped write to pox. first single i get around shocked. he was found dead in a hotel room in tampa, florida. so far. there's no word on a cause of death. he was 57 years old. >> the danville police officer charged with manslaughter has turned himself in andrew hall. he's facing charges of manslaughter over the 2018 shooting death. lot or or later hot shot at his car 9 times when he tried to slowly driving through police cars following a chase recently hall also shot and killed terrell wilson. the dia is reviewing that incident hall has been booked at the martinez detention center. another big story tonight, united states senate has overwhelmingly passed a bill denouncing discrimination against asian communities in the u.s.. >> repu

gayle ong iselive for us now in san jose, where this latest event was held earlier today. and gail, what was their message this evening. >> justine and john donne. several groups in solidarity in the move against racism from a prayer rally to gathering here at the park. >> here. proud to be >> a show of support filled plaza de cesar chavez park sunday joining in the mission to stop discrimination and violence against the asian community need to stand together work together. we are unstoppable force tepee allow of cupertino. every attack is personal. mike president a relative in on paul to see. and back in jail on. so this was early last year. he wasn't also picking up some hall putting her baby in her car. >> and then someone threw glass bottle was like go home in santa clara local elected officials and pastors held a prayer rally called united. we stand calling for unity to all groups. in the united states. the things that we believe in our hope. >> and care and kindness for our communities. and when we're faced with a lot of confrontations or struggles, whether it's with

gayle? >> omar, there's never a good time for this kind of thing but it couldn't be worse timing right now. you mentioned officer kim potter is a veteran of the force 26 years, which makes it even harder to understand how you get a gun and taser mixed up. what else can you tell us about her? >> 26 years on the force is something we've learned, "the star tribune" is reporting she was a union head and training officer who was training an officer the day of the incident, which brings back the question. if she's on the force 26 years and charged with training younger officers, how can she confuse a heavy handgun with much lighter taser, we don't know. >> are the other officers saying anything at this time? >> most of the time they're behind the barriers in full riot gear so as far as communication, it's slim to none. >> omar villafranca, thank you. we will talk to you a little bit later on. >>> as omar alluded to, just ten miles from where daunte wright was killed, the derek chauvin trial contin

gayle ong reports, the situation is causing some controversy over their habitat.we put the story do want to warn you, some people may find some of the images in the report a little disturbing. >> here at point reyes national seashore animal advocates worry about they are a symbol of this area and an amazing conservation success. yet right behind this fence. >> 152 animals were allowed to die during drought. >> a wildlife photographer found carcasses of throughout the reserve, the photos taken in the summer of last year. are in counties driest year in 90 years with only receiving 20 inches of rain in 2020. the national park service says the population declined in 2020 likely due to drought conditions impacting the elks food. >> somalia's point is home to the largest too-lee elk herd on the land. melanie gun is the outreach point. raze national seashore during drought periods. there's less nutritional value in for rich. we don't think it's the quantity of forage because if the quantity of ford's was lacking at point when you would go out into the fields. >> you woul

"cbs this morning" co-host gayle king will anchor cbs news live coverage this saturday at 9:30 a.m.> and we're getting a look at the uniforms the u.s. olympic team will wear at the tokyo summer olympics. the uniforms were unveiled yesterday in new york city. they've been ready since the olympics were postponed last summer due to the pandemic. >> think that the last year has given us all a chance, me specifically a chance to dive deeper into processes to get ready for league competition. i feel prepared. it will be different from general for the olympic games. >> the olympics are set to open on july 23rd. >>> so coming up on "cbs this morning," country music singer mickey guyton talks with about -- talks with gayle king about making history as the co-host of the acm words this sunday. >>> i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." dignity. it demands a rapid covid test, because we all deserve an answer. it demands a better understanding of your glucose levels, so you can enjoy movie night. and knowing your baby is getting the nutrition he needs, no matter how you choose to

i'm gayle king. that's anthony mason. that is tony dokoupil. we're ready to go i'm gayle king, that's tony mason and and tony dokoupil. vessel capsizes.o. why the families of the 12 missing crew members are not giving up hope. >> a new report on the capitol riot will reveal shocking information about what wasn't done to stop him. cbs news has obtained details of the intelligence and law enforcement failures. >> and mickey guyton is making history as the first black woman to cohost the acm awards. she tells gayle why it's a dream come true. >> don't we love it when dreams come true? yeah, we do. but first, it's today's eye opener. it's your world in 90 seconds. >> all this training. at what point d feel that this was a gun in your hand versus a taser? >> reporter: the ex-officer who killed 20-year-old duante wright was charged with second-degree manslaughter. >> reporter: the fourth straight night of protests in the streets of brooklyn center, minnesota. >> reporter: flash bangs can be heard, and teargas is in the air. >>> it's time for american

i'm gayle king. that's anthony mason, and that's tony dokoupil. >>> new troubling signs that could jeopardize efforts to recover from this pandemic. how vaccine hesitancy can approach immunity as we approach president biden's first 100 days. >>> many a man given a ride by sheriff's deputy is later shot by that same deputy while calling 911. >>> and it was a night of milestones at the oscars with a surprise twist at the end. we'll have all of the highlights and moments that did not go so well. >> we love a good surprise twist normally. >>> but first, here's today's "eye opener," it's your world in 90 seconds. >> new concerns about america's vaccine supply, vaccinations slowing as cases remain high. >> how concerned are you about those who don't want to get the vaccine? >> there's others that say i will get vaccinated but not anxious as 65 and 70-year-olds who lined up back in january. >>> presidarked 100 days in office this week. >> the commander in chief will deliver his first address to giant sessio

gayle ong was there with attendees and they share their personal experiences of combating racism. >> here. proud to be asian. >> a show of support filled plaza de cesar chavez park sunday joining in the mission to stop the discrimination and violence against the asian community need to stand together work together. we are unstoppable force deputy lau of cupertino every attack is personal. mike president a relative in on paul to see. and back in jail. and so this was early last year. he wasn't picking up some hall putting her baby in her car. >> and then someone threw glass bottle was like go home in santa clara local elected officials and pastors held a prayer rally called united. we stand calling for unity to all groups in the united states. the things that we believe in our hope. >> and care and kindness for our communities. and when we're faced with a lot of competitions are struggles, whether it's with the virus or the fires of hate that we are able to unite our community when we work together, whether it's coming together at the church or park. >> it is an encouraging sign for m

gayle ong has more on that. >> researchers at stanford. i've been searching for covid-19 variant since january of this year. the latest variant found in india is the first confirmed case in their lab. a sign held up for it. say the virus is not slowing down. >> the new variant dubbed double mutant was found in stanford's clinical viral. the g lab last week. scientists in the bay area are trying to figure out how more infectious mutation is. the mutations are in the specific. >> spike >> receptor sites. so it affects the ability of the virus to buy into that place. and it's trying to get to ucsf infectious disease specialist doctor peter chin-hong says to avoid transmission. >> the public needs to continue to follow health guidelines wear masks, social distance and the weed to break the chain of transmission is either being completely see all the time. >> and getting the vaccine so that, you know, the virus is trying to find another nose out in fact. but if that person is protected, it can really go for that. beyond that. that's why doctor

gayle ong kron 4 news. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news local lawmakers are proposing a plan to crack down on sideshows and the south bay. we'll have those details ahead. welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. i'm right on harvey lets get another check of weather this morning with john shrable. >> we're here, john and a whole entirely new month. so do you have any plans for the next couple of days in april you now just making it a little better. the march was hopefully anyways. i like that. i think that's a good starting so many ways to get to. >> we will be looking at our center tower cam with some crystal clear skies showing a similar view as to what we have in our market. darrow view behind me. this is not the way it's going to look tomorrow. we're in for a quick change of pace as we work our way into april. so we're starting the month with crystal clear warm conditions tonight into tomorrow morning. fog pushes back in. and that means tomorrow morning. you're probably not even going to be able to see the our view because fog and low cloud cover will be so mother nature c

gayle, good morning. pretty unimaginable. ones are alive or dead. we have talked to a number of them throughout this morning. some of them have come out of this hotel with their arms raised. a lot of emotion. a lot of tears. here's what we know so far. police are telling us that at least eight victims were pronounced dead at the scene. multiple others have been hospitalized with injuries. apparently the gunman killed himself. one man said his niece was sitting in the car when the gunman shot her in the arm through the window. one man's son was working at the facility at the time, but thankfully he wasn't hurt. >> i tried to call him. couldn't get an answer on the phone. tried calling the police. police had no information. they gave me the information to come here. i came here. they were able to give me that he was in the other building when it happened i'm so thankful. but my heart goes out to all the leyis i don't want -- i want people to love each other. >> so far we don't know if the shooter knew his victims or was an empl

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gayle, good to talk to you.t 7:00. >>> speaking of returning to normalcy, a peninsula breakfast spot today is opening its doors again. this is video from its last days of flipping pancakes. if you are on a diet, look away. it's pretty tempting. the pancake house had to shut down temporarily in november because of the pandemic. owners say the third generation business will celebrate its 62 year anniversary in may. >>> 6:46. it has been a busy thursday morning commute. let's check with gianna for the latest. >>> now that we are officially hungry, those pancakes are delicious by the way, i can tell you first hand. it is busy at the bay bridge toll plaza. it's a slow and go ride out of the east bay as you head into the city. reports of a trouble spot near the metering lights. that may slow things down. no word on if it is blocking any lanes. east shore freeway ride is starting to get busy, few brake lights off of west bound 80. altamont pass, travel time is 44 minutes. that's how long it will take you to go from 205

but as kron four's gayle ong reports from outside the mayor's family winery pressure is continuing to build even now his own brother. >> is calling for him to step down from office. >> outside christopher creek winery sunday >> supporters of the women who have come forward accusing windsor mayor dominic foppoli of assault are outraged as a community to >> this horrible monster in a position of power and he's still denying the accusations and we want him to know that we're putting pressure on him as a community and we're not going to stop until he resigns. this comes after the san francisco chronicle published an article last week with claims of 4 separate accounts of alleged abuse from incidents dating from 2000, 3 to 2019 as of sunday. there are at least 5 accusations. one of the women speaking out. sophia williams who says the police sexually assaulted her in 2006 the last 15 years i felt one way about my story that we're friends. there's drinking it was a mistake. he probably doesn't remember. >> to come to hear all these stories and a lot having to do women being drugged and just

gayle ong reports from or beach where the 4th well was just found this gray whale is the latest to wash up in the bay area. it was found that near beach thursday morning. a team with the marine mammal center just completed cropsey and have been busy investigating 3 other dead whales in 8 days that really a red flag for us. >> we're doing everything we can to investigate the causes of these for doctor jeff boehm ceo at the marine mammal center says there are 3 common cause is we are likely to see it either amount rishon state. and instead like that ship strike. or an entanglement. erik jones came across one of the dead whales this weekend reported to the coast guard. >> here's how sailing and i saw. we'll look to be a well and it wasn't doing normal things that was moving slowly. >> his nonprofit c valor the whale to angel island. drone video shows jones and his crew moving the 33 foot whale in the bay area. waters jones is an experienced boater and says there needs to be more awareness about whales getting killed by ships. i've seen it firsthand. we've almost hit wells. >> and our boats

pirie, what i realized is gayle was my regulation. it makes me want to cry now thinking about it.ight after the show, i would come home and i would have these, you know, sessions with gayle where we talked about what happened on the show or didn't happen on the show. that was the way i kind of regulated by self. >> nothing better than girlfriends. you can watch oprah's full interview with drew today at 2:00 on kpix5. >>> disney fans, today is the day you have been waiting for. the happiest place on earth is opening. local businesses also excited to see crowds return. >> kpix5 celebrating the class of 2021. send a photo of your grad or tag kpix on your social media post. no professional photos please. include their name, city, a little bit about them. so you went to ross and saved big on shoes? oh, yeah! and snagged “yes, please” brands at “no way” prices. hurry in for fresh styles for the whole fam... ...and say cheers to spring with the best bargains ever... at ross. yes for less! this guy here is busy working on our state's recovery. you see he lives in california and by vacatio

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gayle ong kron 4 news. >> in the east bay. the oakland police department is cracking down on sideshows as the department gets funding restored for a new task force. the video you're seeing here are some examples of past sideshows law enforcement are trying to prevent opd says sideshows are a big problem for the city bringing more than just reckless driving and firearms. police say they're prepared to detain site and arrest people. you can also be towing vehicles. >> we have the prevalence of firearms shooting negligently into the air shooting at other vehicles site. tricks are tactics that put people at greater risk just because you don't in a citation or towed tonight. the prepared to see us knocking on your front door in the near future because we're taking video surveillance. we're working with community partners and we're doing follow-up investigations to do seizure warrants. >> where you may not see your car for a very long time afterwards. >> the oakland city council approved funding for the sideshow task force. coming u

gayle ong kron 4 news gill, thank you. the united states reaching a big milestone is part of its efforts to get more americans vaccinated. >> get this for the first time. more than 3 million folks are receiving the vaccine each and every day. this according to new information from the centers for disease control and prevention today. more than 4 million americans receiving vaccines. that is a new record. so far more than 160 million vaccines have been administered here in the united states. meanwhile, take a look at this here in california, the golden state has administered more than 19 million covid-19 vaccines. governor gavin newsome tweeting the news earlier this evening. and tonight the new york times is reporting that the biden administration has put johnson johnson in charge of a baltimore plant that ruined 15 million doses of its covid-19 vaccine. the administration also stop that same facility from making another vaccine. this one for astrazeneca that has not yet been approved. earlier this week kron 4 told you abo

gayle ong is in napa with how people are more.'re doing now. >> to reduce water consumption. >> people who live here in napa seem to know the drill from passage routes city officials are urging residents to take advantage of the rain expected sunday and give your sprinklers a break and richards is showing us how he is saving water in his napa home is trying to do everything in containers were as easy to grow. doesn't take a lot of water. but you got to have vengeance. richards remembers the last major statewide drought about 5 years ago, having long we do out there. >> when that dies i just mowed down a it and nothing goes on. your chandler is also doing her part all plants succulents instead of things that require a lot of water were trying to put river rock down and things rather you know. >> planting every inch of you are. there's no grass in the park lake hennessey is the major local water source for the city of napa system. the city says the lake is currently at 68% of capacity holding 21,000 acre feet of water. it has been d

gayle. >> yeah. grant and justine the fire scorched just under 2 acres, 3 sheds were lost but no homes were destroyed and no one was hurt. >> the fire started before 04:00pm thursday in the area along kercher pass road near nor in ville road in pittsburgh. the moment caught on martin maldonado's home security camera in my life or watching tv here. >> and then we heard it and then i came running out and the fire was just it was just cracked. a was moving quick to host his property down as the flames grew. we arrived on scene. we had numerous structures threatened on. >> they'll view and pheasant apartment we deployed our resources to protect structures and extinguish the fire on purpose circle. >> people living up the hill stunned. it was just. >> i can't explain it was just the wind up the hill, the huge flames. it was just terrifying. you know, because you you fear it's going to come start flying toward your home. i was just scared that one day this would happen here we are. that we've had to have t

and i think you gayle. all right. let's turn to the forecast. not. i'm we're looking at the drought monitor. bottom line doesn't seem to be any rain in sight and the dry weather is an ongoing concern for us. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with a look at what to expect. and it's not looking very good. is it. past 20 years has been. >> extremely dry along the western half of the united states drought conditions stretching not only here but across the entire west coast. >> as we've seen those dry conditions to the driest one of 2 driest years on record as the last couple years we've hardly had any rain. we've had maybe as much not even as much as we get in a normal year over 2 year period. so there we go again. and exasperated by all the foliage and all the trees and plants the die during the drought seasons. certainly all that stuff falls on the floor of the force and that gives rise to more fires around the bay area. so certainly we could use some more rain right now. it doesn't look like much promise as of yet. we are seeing that on

>> reporter: good morning, gayle. yeah, you know, we vaccinated almost half of adults in the united states. that still means there are over 100 million adults to go for vaccination. what we're seeing now is a dramatic rise, particularly younger individuals, kind of 12 to 19 years of age, are becoming more and more infected. so we're letting down our guard, and with this new variant, it's much easier to spread. this is rise of the variants. this is our sequel, if you will. and it is certainly scary. a couple of months from now, we will be in a much better situation with vaccinations. so we just have to hold our guard for another few months. and it worries me because we're not. >> yeah. people are so covid sick, as you know. we're sick of covid, covid is not done with us. and i know there's light at the end of the tunnel, but we're still in the tunnel. i think that's a message that people need to understand. what do you see things where we can finally -- i know it's very hard to put a time on it. i get it. can you give

>> gayle is a terrific leader. as you know, she was instrumental in dealing with ebola and exerting american leadership to deal with that. we're getting more comfortable with our ability to vaccinate every american, putting in place a framework for how we will do more around the world to share vaccines with others. stay tuned for that. >> okay. i say this -- what is soon? look at our hemisphere. you talked about loaning to mexico and canada. brazil is an outbreak that's out of control. it looks like what we looked like four months ago. is this an emergency enough that you think -- look, the brazil variants show up in this country faster than a variant might show up from asia or europe. what do you view as our western hemisphere responsibility here? >> our first responsibility is to the american people. the president has been very clear about that. that's also a benefit to the world because, again, we have to make sure people are vaccinated in the united states. that's going to have an impact on whether the virus co

gayle smith was the administrator of usaid for president obama and served on the national security council for both president obama and president clinton, where we first got to know each other and work together. she has deep experience responding to public health threats, helping to lead the bola response and having worked for years on the global fight against malaria come at tuberculosis, hiv-aids. she is joining us from her most recent role as president and ceo of the one campaign which fights poverty and prevent disease primarily in africa. she is tested, highly respected and she will hit the ground running. i can say from having worked with gail that no one will work harder, faster, or more effectively to get us to the finish line. i am grateful she has agreed to serve as the coordinator for global covid response. gail smith, the floor is yours. thank you for doing this. the floor -- dale: thank you, mr. secretary. it's a pleasure to be able to work with you again and call you mr. secretary. i would like to thank my friends with the one campaign for making this possible and i look forw

gayle king not among them. >> not among them.r the music "ice ice baby." >> speaking of a different ice, not necessarily a safer one if you want to learn to skate. vlad and i, there we are, we're >>> this is a kpix 5 morning update. >> it is 7:26. i am anne makovec. we are dealing with breaking news at the oakland international airport. terminal one is closed because there is a man who is armed with a knife, threatening to harm himself. crisis negotiators have been on the scene trying to make sure he does not harm himself or anybody else. this is at the oakland airport terminal one. on the phone we have sergeant ray kelly with the alameda county sheriff's department. i know that you are not on the scene right now, but what can you tell us? >> good morning. i am receiving updates from the incident commanders. what i can tell you is that the situation is stabilized. there is no reported injuries or any type of injuries record to passengers. we have isolated the incident down to this individual who has some mental health issues. he