, everybody [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> announcer: tonight on "late night with seth meyers --" gayle kingkub, music from anderson east featuring the 8g band with fred armisen and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers and this is "late night. how's everybody doing tonight? that's so good to hear let's get to the news. president biden said today he will withdraw all u.s. troops from afghanistan by september 11th during a speech in the white house treaty room, which is where former president george w. bush announced the start of the war in fact, all the decorations were still up. president biden spoke to russian president vladimir putin yesterday on the phone probably the scariest person who could have called biden besides this guy "jill, i took out a reverse mortgage on the white house. no, it's not scam. magnum totally promised me." former president trump's cdc director, robert redfield, has reportedly joined a company named big ass fans, which claims that their home air systems can reduce coronavirus infection for more information on their products, do not google it at w

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

"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 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

gayle king is going first. >> okay.e video. the elderly asian woman who was attacked outside an new york city apartment building. it is very difficult to watch. this video comes from the lobby and shows -- this is the thing that bothers me -- the two doormen standing there, they just watched this happen, and the thing that got to me is they closed the doors -- look at these two guys. they closed the doors and didn't even try to help her. well, we're here to report to you today they've now been fired. that's according to the building's management company. listen, i never like to see anybody lose their job, but when you look at something like that, it's the inhumanity that bothers me. we are now living in a time where we have got to be kind and got to help each other. i get the reluctance of not wanting to intervene. but they didn't call 911, they didn't yell at the guy, they didn't try to help the woman, bring her inside -- >> they closed the door and not help. >> that's the thing they bothered me. they've been fired by

before the verdict, gayle king spoke with one of the caretakers of george floyd square. >> reporter:found sce le payrespects. >> reporter: we started at the s cemetery. >> there are so many names that we don't know. >> reporter: 100 head stones, a place for people to grieve. >> what does it look like to create public spaces where people can come here and the space is -->> reporter: we talked to the infamous site where george floyd was killed. >> on june 1st, you came here and did what? you took it upon yourself to preserve it? >> yeah. >> reporter: what did that mean? >> i was literally picking up trash. straightening up flowers. this is originally where the community built an offering to acknowledge where his body had laid. during the trial i noticed we got the spot wrong and i actually measured out where it was and we relayed where his body had laid with flowers over there. >> reporter: that gives me chills. >> because it is important that we remember the story correctly. >> reporter: what is the story that you want to make sure that we remember? >> one, that a man was lynched in o

answer my question -- >> be cool. >> i'm gayle king.erday? >> let's not talk about that. >> a headline about them imploding. >> is that the word senior. >> yeah. >> boom. >> ed o'keefe, a washington nationals fan which i will not hold against you, thank you, ed. >> i see how it is. who took baseball? ♪ >>> candles based on the street inspired scents of new york city. >> oh -- >> anthony, you're laughing because there are other smells -- >> they didn't include corner dumpster on a 90-degree summer day. ♪ >>> what are you doing with a t-rex hand? >> free style. do the stake -- >>> time for our ice capades video. >> vlad, looked like 100-year-old arthritic man. >> looks like me trying to get out of bed in the morning. >> look at economy now. look at that. -- look at me now. look at that. i only fell once. >> oh! ♪ >> thanks for watching the vlad duthiers show. >> vlad, can we come back tomorrow? >> my mom wants to see you, gayle, not me. >> pretty please. ♪ >>> good morning, 8:55. the sonoma county sheriff investigating sexual assault alle

watch a live special report on the funeral hosted by gayle king tomorrow.hat starts at 6:30 right here on kpix5. >>> 6:37. more trouble for pge. >> next on kpix5, findings forcing the state to step up oversight of the utility. >>> mission accomplished, the north bay native headed lack to earth today after a six months stay in space. >>> the market opened about ten minutes ago. let's take a live look. the dow is up about 200 points. diane king hall has a closer look at those numbers right after the break. you buckle up, start the car, put it in gear and take off. next thing you know, the phone is in your hand. stop! you should be holding the wheel, not holding the phone. it's a busy world out there, and we're all in it together. go safely, california. attention, california. new federal funding of $3 billion is available to help more people pay for health insurance — no matter what your income. how much is yours? julie and bob are paying $700 less, every month. dee got comprehensive coverage for only $1 a month. and the navarros are paying less than $100 a mo

gayle king is joining us from new york. good morning.od it see you. >> good to see you michelle my bell. i was listening to you talk about people coming back. i miss people. we have a skeleton crew. even the people i don't like, i miss them too. coming up, some breaking news. you know people like that too, michelle. i know you do. >> i do. >> we will take a turn. the news is not good, another mass shooting, a gunman opened fire in a southern california office complex killing at least four people including a child. we'll have the latest on the investigation. plus, her first tv interview since starting her new role, first female deputy secretary of defense, kathleen hicks, tells us how she's breaking barriers. >>> it's opening day for major league baseball. they're saying play ball. we'll look at how they're preparing ball parks and what they plan to do with give aways that should have gone to fans last year. let's say this, there are a whole lot of bobble heads available. we'll have more. see you in about 14 minutes. >>> it's opening day

gayle king joins us live. >>> i don't care who you are.nobody likes sitting in the middle street especially if it's a stranger. good morning. ahead, an emotional interview with hunter biden, the president's younger son. he is talking about his life long battle with addiction and allegations against him throughout the 2020 campaign. >>> major league baseball pulls the all star game from atlanta in response to new restrictive voting measures. keisha lance bottoms joins us. >>> and an actress talks about upcoming series "them" on amazon. she says horror is an effective drama for portraying racism. i have seen three of the episodes. it is scary. we'll see you in about 14 minutes. >> thank you. loving the yellow as well. >> thanks. it's my favorite color. bye. >>> it is quarter to 7:00. another step on the road to recovery months in the making, san francisco's cabbage grill officially reopens after a nine month closure. it will be serving lunch and dinner. established in 1849, it's considered the state's oldest continually running restaurant. o

dishing about oprah daily, the new book what happened to you, and our powerful her friendship with gayle king really is. >> i never had therapy. i had my therapy on television in front of all of y'all. 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

coverage of the funeral begins at 6:30 tomorrow on kpix5 and a special report hosted by gayle king. >>> a live look at the big board, another record setting day, dow is up about 166 points. also today, top golf opening its first bay area location. it will be in the heart of san jose. the sneak peek video shows some of the features including climate controlled hitting bays. guests must book a reservation before stopping by. >>> about 25 million americans suffer from seasonal allergies. vid entionaring measure could behind thgestmask alleviating allergy symptoms. israeli researchers looked at data on nurse who wore masks for two weeks. 40% with severe allergies reported fewer symptoms when they wore a mask. 54% with mild allergies said they felt symptoms improve. >> it almost acts like a barrier. it can protect against indoor allergens if you wear a mask indoors while working, dust mites, mold. >> the way to reduce allergy symptoms is to wear sunglasses to prevent allergens like pollen from getting in the eyes. i wear mine quite a bit and my throat has been itchy, rubbing my eyes more i

. >>> today on the droop perished more show, gayle king is on and late show host >>> coming up at 5:00, it is a common practice when buying a home to submit personal stories to get an edge on the competition. why the so-called love letters may lead to discrimination. we have that story and more at 5:00. >>> finally this afternoon, if you consult the pesky facemask problems, you can cash in. the department of health and human services announced a design contest. they are looking for masks that address common complaints while controlling transmission of the virus. those complaints include discomfort, fogged glasses, we have all experienced that, difficulty reading facial expressions, and problems speaking through masks. $500,000 in prize money up for grabs. i need to tell my mother-in-law about that, she makes all of my masks. >> yes, she does a great job too. help us out please.'s >> reporter: we don't want the fogged up glasses anymore. sounds great. >>> that will do it for kpix 5 news at noon. remember we are on 24/7 on cbsn bay area. and streaming on kpix.com. have a gre ♪♪ >> thomas

he talked to cbs's gayle king about the emotional impact of the trial. >> everyday we had to come in watch a black men die, that alone is stressful. coming in each and every day and having to watch somebody die is stressful enough by itself. so, anything outside of that was secondary. because as a human, as were watching somebody in agony. >> i can't imagine what it was like to be able to watch that tape day after day after day the way you all did. >> it had its impact. there were a few days where i was like i don't know how on to make it in. ros: our lead story, more than 200,000 indians have now been confirmed to have died of covid-19 but it is fear the total is higher. some vaccine centers have run out of doses. the european parliamt has not ratified the post brex trade deal with u.k.. and, if you have been following this brexit story since 2016, this week we are looking at where the promises have been cap. today, we are turning our attention to the impact of brexit on trade. trade waat the heart of what exit has promised the u.k.. >> i genuinely believe our future will be brighte

wade robson who was interviewed with gayle king in 2019 two entertnment companies claimi jackson ben90 when he was 7rs robson was of two men who made the allegations against jackson in the hbo documentary "leaving neverland." jackson's attorneys have denied their abuse claims. >> the "new orleans times-picayune" says volunteers searching for seven men missing from a capsized boat have life jackets and other debris from the vessels. volunteers from the united states navy are conducting a search and air search for the missing crew members. the men disappeared two weeks ago when their oil boat sequel power overturned in stormy weather off the louisiana coast. the u.s. coast guard called off its search on april 19th. >> we're doing our best to try to find any one of the seven that are still missing. and i want saul ant want all of the families to know i'm pulling for everybody. >> six men were rescued from boat after it capsized. the bodies of six others have been recovered. >>> and "usa today" says chief justice john roberts will represent the supreme at president biden's address to a j

gayle king and i will anchor a cbs news special "the chauvin verdict."n, 7:00 pacific, right here on cbs. and that is tonight's edition of the "cbs evening news." i'm norah o'donnell in the nation's capitol. we'll see you back here tonight. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org ♪ ♪ this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> i'm major garrett in washington, thank you for staying with us. the trial of former minneapolis police officer, derek chauvin is shining a light on how police are trained on how to deal with high pressure situations. in washington state the legislature is considering a host of new . would hol os accountable if they do not step in to stop a colleague from using excessive force. we have the story. >> reporter: washington police officer, javier is in a new kind of training even ever a decade on the job. he is practicing deescalation techniques toshow the best step forward can be taking two steps back. >> if we slow down the pace, that will increase our options. and i believe that if we increase th

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. 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, this is anthony mason and tony dokoupil. >>> there's another tragedy, at least eight dead in a mass shooting in indianapolis. what we know so far, including eyewitness accounts. >> newly released body cam videos show a 13-year-old being killed by a chicago police officer as he appeared to raise his hands and surrender. police say he had a gun but the family say he obeyed officer's instructions. >>> relatives of missing crew members of a capsized shift in indiana refuse to give up hope. they tell us why their loved ones may still be alive. >>> nasa is close to choosing a new lunar lander. we take you inside the historic competition to send americans back to the surface of the moon. >>> first, here's today's "eye opener." it's your world in 90 seconds. >> there's another active shooter. >> police say eight people were shot and killed at a fedex facility in indianapolis. he then shot and killed himself. >> this is heartbreaking, a sight no one should ever h hear former cop charged in the deadly shooting of daunte wright. protesters are out for faith straight night. >>> b

"cbs this morning" co-host gayle king will anchor our coverage startig at 9:30 a.m. time. >>> the search continues for crew members of a capsized boat, and the secretary of state made a surprise trip. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." "the washington post" reports u.s. secretary of state blinken made an unannounced visit to afghanistan to push president biden's plan to withdraw all american troops from the country. blinken told the afghan president and other senior officials yesterday that the u.s. remains committed to the nation. on wednesday, mr. biden said the remaining 2,500 american troops would be coming home by this year's 20th anniversary of the september 11th terror attack. peace talks between the taliban and the afghan government are at a stalemate. >> the only path forward to a durable, lasting, and just end to the conflict is through negotiation, is through a political agreement. and ultimately is through compromise. >> under an agreement last year between the trump administration and the taliban, the u.s. was supposed to complet

. >>> next a light-hearted morning tv moment featuring our friend gayle king. >> she was interviewingething seemed a little off. check it out. >> dr. murthy, something keeps popping up on your screen. we want the viewers to know we see it too. we don't know what the hell it is. everything is safe. everything is good but there's something that looks like a dog or something popping up around you, but all is good. >> i'll show you what it is. it is my little boy. >> oh. >> love that. good morning, gayle. always the pro. >>> finally mike rose's surprising interaction on a plane. >> rose best known for hosting the tv show "dirty jobs" was on a flight to nashville when a woman asked for help on a crossword puzzle. >> the clue was mike of tv's "dirty jobs." he pulled down his mask and revealed himself. orkouts and new adventures you hope the more you give the less they'll miss. but even if your teen was vaccinated against meningitis in the past they may be missing vaccination for meningitis b. although uncommon, up to 1 in 5 survivors of meningitis will have long term consequences. now as yo

i'm anthony mason with gayle king and tony dokoupil, cbs news, new york. ce died, but fans of the legendary artist will soon be able to listen to a new album of songs that have never been heard before. ♪ >> one of the songs from the album, "welcome 2 america," debuted on prince's youtube channel yesterday.songs were res in minnesota. "60 minutes" correspondent john wertheim sat down with the longtime musical director for an exclusive interview. he said prince had asked for his help to produce the album. >> he said, man, here's the record. i want you to over-produce it. anything you don't want, i'll take it away. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," we'll talk with "60 minutes" about the new album. >>> also coming up on "cbs this morning," in our series "unifying america," how a wealthy california beach community is confronting a racist past, and the new push to make things right. >>> i'm diane king hall. this is the "cbs morning news." this is the "cbs morning news." psoriatic arthritis, made my joints stiff, swollen, painful. tremfya® is approved to help

gayle king and i will anchor a cbs news special "the chauvin verdict."that is tonight's edition of e bs evening n"m nodonnelhe onitol 'll e you hgh h cetioning spsoptioby m aess gp welcome to the place where the aroma of authenticity turns into the scent of home. where cacique inspires you to add your own flair. and the warmth of friends and family is in every bite. cacique. your auténtico awaits. >>> right now at 7. breaking news. the bay area and the nation react to a decisive verdict in the murder of george floyd. >> we will celebrate or release some of the steam and pressure that is been on many black and brown people in this community. >> it doesn't mean it is the end of any problems whatsoever. >>> good evening. here is a look at that verdict. the former police officer derek chauvin was found guilty on all three counts he was facing, second-degree unintentional murder, third-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter. the verdict was read five hours ago and crowds have been celebrating in the streets of minneapolis eversi

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

i'm gayle king with tony dokoupil and anthony mason. we've got breaking news. the cdc and fda are recommending a pause in the johnson & johnson vaccine out of an abundance of caution. dr. david agus tells us about the issue under investigation. >>> the police video shooting of daunte wright fuels outrage in minnesota. >>> and the defense takes stage at the derek chauvin trial after 38 prosecution witnesses in 11 days. tearful testimony from george floyd's brother closed out the prosecution's case. >>> and in our school matters series, teachers tell us about the challenges they faced during the pandemic and passion required to deal with them. what they discovered about themselves and their students. >>> first, here's today's "eye opener." it's your world in 90 seconds. >> oh, no! [ bleep ]! >> i just shot him. >> after police in a minneapolis suburb shot and killed a black man, daunte wright, during a traffic stop. >> the police chief said one of the officers pulled out her gun by mistake, thinking it was her taser. >> the medical examiner ruling wright's death

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

i'm gayle king.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

i'm gayle king. that's anthony mason and tony dokoupil. we're ready. >>> president biden will take his first actions on guns today in the wake of recent mass shootings. what he's planning to announce and how both sides are already reacting. >>> the governor of texas makes alarming claims of abuse at a border facility for children and teenagers. we have the white house response. plus, our latest report from central america on what's driving immigration to this country. >>> the uk variant is now the dominant covid strain in the united states. what that means for the vaccine effort, plus first on "cbs this morning," we speak with the ceo of royal caribbean about covid safety on cruises. >>> and we're learning what caused the crash that severely injured golfer tiger woods. how the sheriff's department is responding to suggestions woods is getting special treatment. >>> first, your "eye opener" for today, your world in 90 seconds. >> it's almost a rate between vaccinating and the surge, now is not the time to declare victory prematurely. >> the

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

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

i'm gayle king. that's anthony mason and tony dokoupil.ngress. we'll talk to speaker nancy pelosi about what's possible and what may be a hard sell. >>> widespread discrimination for generations. for our series on a more perfect union, we visit one family farm helping to break the cycle. >>> country music meets rap on songs. we see how collaboration and creativity can bring people together. >> i like the combo. first, here's today's eye opener at 8:00. >>> the message of hope and call to action from the president during his first speech to a joint session of congress last night. >>> president biden used a personal and a hopeful tone to declare that america ise anew. >> americans have started pulling back from bases in the south and the east where the tb are at their strongest. as for whether afghan forces will be ready to hold their own, the top american general here says they'll have to be. >>> serious legal jeopardy after this unannounced early morning raid in this new york city apartment. zblrchts why isn't the judge releasing this vide

and gayle king is up first. >> i love that music. ♪ number one.>> like a roadtrip is coming. >> i love that. my story is about hair. wait until you hear this story. it's being called sexist and racist policy at a school in troy, texas. i'm gnashing my teeth. a boy received an in-school suspension because of the way his hair -- >> look at that. >> it's braided. it's braided. this little boy, there is maddux, he is a biracial biracial student. his mom is white, his dad is black. and his mom hope said that little maddux wanted to grow his hair out to try various hairstyles to honor his african heritage. you think, okay, that's good. school officials at the raymond mayes school said she had to cut her hair and decided to shave the sides of his head and braid the hair on the top of his head. that was still considered a violation of dress code policy. so this is maddux's mom. >> i expect today to be the last day my son ever has to spend in iss for his hair. >> he got a ten-day in-school suspension. >> geez. >> they said -- and counting. they said that t

. >> gayle king is live from new york. good morning, gayle. >> good to see you both. hi. >> ahead on cbs ing the health and human services secretary will tell us about the new mask guidelines expected later today and why some people are missing their second vaccine shot. don't do that. what this could mean for the rush to reach herd immunity. >>> also, we will show you how sea weed could become part of your next meal. think about that. and help combat climate change halt the same time. >>> and first on cbs this morning, oprah talks to us about her new book how negative childhood experiences shape who we are. you know why i can't speak have on my glasses. i'm like, share -- it's shape. >> i know. i know. i have mine on hand. >> who we are and what we can do. i was going why is this so hard to see then i realized i don't have my glasses. we will see you at 7:00. e. you look good in the glasses. >> all right. >>> the giant letters, check these out. they will now ey e yview neighood. they spell out yvas part of the parks project. driver is be able to see them from highway

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

i'm gayle king in minneapolis where we await a verdict in the derek chauvin trial.y mason and tony dokoupil are in new york. we've seen peaceful nsns ithe streets and massive security presence as the jury prepares for the first full day of deliberations. howheefen delivered marathon closing arguments. >>> the judge warned politics could influence this case after remarks by congresswoman maxine waters about getting more confrontational. rikki klieman will break that down for us, along with the legal questions facing the jury. >>> and policing across america

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. >>> what the alternate juror said left her to concludemer officer is guilty. >>> the federal government launches an investigation into whether there's a pattern of discrimination and excessive force in the minneapolis police department. why it puts law enforcement nationwide on notice. >>> on this earth day, we look at the challenges facing our planet, including how to build offshore wind farms to generate power and one of the greatest threats to clean water. here's a hint -

watch a live special report on the funeral hosted by gayle king tomorrow starting at 6:30 a.m. >>> festivalcammed a few years ago will get cash back. plus new data showing where americans spent their stimulus checks. diane king hall joins us with more on today's money watch report. >>> good morning. another blow for astrazeneca. denmark is canceling use of vaccine amid concerns of cases of blood clots. several european countries temporarily suspended the shot while they investigated the adverse but rare cases. many have resumed with restrictions to age groups. >>> americans took their stimulus checks to the malls. sales soared over 9%, much more than expected. >>> people who attended failed fire fest are set to be compensated. a lawsuit was reached between music festival's organizers and 277 ticket holders. attendees were promised weekend of luxury in bahamas in 2017 but got quite the opposite. one of the cofounders is serving a six year prison sentence in connection with the iv>> hear esa wearable sweet treat for customers. i think i can behind this. >> same here. a make up line includes t

harry wouldn't reveal a name, but this morning, oprah went on gayle king and the kingettes to drop thisre the identity with me, but he wanted to make sure that i knew-- and if i had an opportunity to share it-- that it was not his grandmother nor his grandfather that were a part of those conversations. >> stephen: okay, so it's not the queen or prince phillip, so that narrows it down to... everyone else in the palace. could be charles, could be camilla... could be the corgis! they're a bunch of bitches. anyway, it was an amazing interview, and it was so refreshing to leave american celebrity culture behind and watch oprah sit down with two humble chicken farmers. hey, there's positive news on covid! 30 million americans have been fully vaccinated! 60 million have received at least one shot. and today, c.d.c. director rochelle walensky announced long-awaited guidelines for the fully vaccinated. but she started with a big one. >> c.d.c. recommends that fully- vaccinated people can visit with other fully-vaccinated people in small gatherings indoors, without wearing masks or physical dista

i'm gayle king, that's anthony mason and that's tony dokoupil. >>> we have breaking news for you thisorning, britain's prince philip died at the age of 99. the long life and legacy of the man queen elizabeth called her rock. >>> one person is dead and six are wounded in a mass shooting in texas, part of a staggering national trend. the latest on the violence as president biden calls for more action on guns. >>> and north carolina puts a temporary pause on distribution of its johnson & johnson vaccine at some vaccination sites in the

i'm gayle king. that's tony dokoupil. that's adrianna diaz. anthony is off today. >>> four people are dead including a child after a mass shooting at a california office complex. what we know so far about yet another >>> floyd's death. we'll tell you why one juror said she needed a break from the intense testimony. >>> a major mix-up at a vaccine plant mixes doses. we'll ask dr. anthony fauci about that and good news on the vaccine rollout. >>> and it's baseball's opening day with big changes to keep fans safe and why last year's bobbleheads may soon be worth a lot of money. >> i love a good bobblehead. but first, here's today's eye opener. it's your world in 90 seconds. >> disbelief and guilt. >> why guilt? >> if i would have just not tooken the bill, this could have been avoided. >> in minneapolis today, jurors saw several videos never-before-viewed by the public on this the third day of derek chauvin's murder trial. >> f >> got some of that mamba mentality. >> you better believe it, that's for sure. >> we like that story. we want nothing bu

i'm gayle king, anthony mason is back and tony dokoupil is here. we are ready. >>> first on cbs news, hunter speaks about his addiction fight and controversy that surrounded his presidential campaign. what he said he will do differently and why he wants to make the mends. >>> republicans threaten retaliation against big business for opposing their efforts to overall voting laws. how a fight over baseball's all-star game could have ripple effects across the country. we talk with atlanta's mayor. >>> massive holiday travel generates fears of a new spike in coronavirus cases. why officials are concerned, despite new signs of vaccine success. >>> and the nba men's basketball tournament is a fight to the finish. inside gonzaga's buzzer-beater and tonight's showdown with baylor for the national title. >> can't wait for tonight. >>> but first here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds? . >> at this time we really are in a category 5 hurricane status with the regard to the rest of the world. we're just at the beginning of the surge. >> the numbe

i'm gayle king. that's anthony mason and tony dokoupil.e're ready. >>> president biden will take his first actions on guns today in the wake of recent mass shootings. what he's planning to announce and how both sides are already reacting. >>> the governor of texas makes alarming claims of abuse at a border facility for children and teenagers. we have the white house response. plus, our latest report from central america on what's driving immigration to this country. >>> the uk variant is now the dominant covid strain in the united states. what that means for the vaccine

dishing about oprah daily, her new book what happened to you and how powerful her friendship with gayle kingven to be. here is a preview. >> i've never had therapy. i had only therapy on television in front of all of y'all. what i realize, i didn't even share this with you dr. pirie, 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, 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 sna

i'm gayle king. that's anthony mason and that's tony dokoupil. president is pushing to make vaccinations available to all americans in two weeks. plus california gavin newsom talks to us about re-opening his state. >> america's border crisis starts more than a thousand miles away in central america. we're in guatemala talking to people who want to leave and how smugglers are trying to cash in. >>> a parade of police officers testify against derek chauvin.

she'll be dishing about her new book and how powerful her friendship with gayle king really is. >> iherapy on television in front of all of y'all. i didn't even share this with you. 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 or didn't happen on the show. that was the way i kind of regulated myself. >> i love their friendship. watch oprah's full interview with drew today at 2:00 on kpix5. >>> a santa clara couple waking up with a bang. ahead on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, search for a driver who slammed into their home. >> reporter: the drought is here in the bay area. what water managers around the bay area are doing in response to it. i am kiet do. we've got a live report coming up. >>> kpix5 is celebrating class of 2021. send a photo of your grad to 2021gradsatcbs.com or tag kpix on social media post. no professional photos please. be sure to include the grad's name, city, a little bit abou

i'm gayle king. that's tony dokoupil. that's anthony mason.e family of dante wright say the police shot ask killed him. the police department's response. >> former speaker john bainer says there are political terrorists in the gop. we'll ask what he means as the party faces tough choices after the january 6 riot. jamie foxx has a special daughter with his daughter in a new show. >> first here's today's eye opener at 8:00. >> protests erupted in minnesota after a man's death after a traffic stop just ten miles from the site of the chauvin trial. >> this is a nonlethal round used by officers to get the crowd to quickly disperse. there are no people left here, but police are still on high alert. >> when there is a search, we think that it's important that we rush in to meet where that need is because what's happening in michigan today could be what's happening in other states tomorrow. >> the situation in michigan is pretty concerning. obviously they're seeing a lot of infections. it's as bad as it was over the holidays. >> the president is sitti

i'm gayle king, let's go. 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

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i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. dr.y 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 b