. ♪ ♪ial want to get things right ♪ >> reporter: ironically calling out policing and george floys s heartacit's a hard pill to swallow, know what i mean? thinking about my kid burying me, i have to bury my kid. it's like -- like the devil's riding over your back. >> reporter: it was a day brimming with hope for dominique and walter. >> i was supposed to give birth at day. >> that was your due date? >> yeah. >> reporter: walter had gone to his parents' house after his car had gone missing days earlier, a devastating blow. >> he'd gone around looking for his car. because that's where his income came from. >> because he's a door dash driver, so this isn't just he's lost his car, he's lost his livelihood. >> yeah. >> reporter: when dominique and walter reported his car missing, she says the police laughed at them. walter's family says he was triggered into a mental health crisis. >> police, how may i help you? >> my daughter, my mother and my brothers called the cops earlier, and he's over there hitting my mother and father -- >> any weapons involved? >> no, but he's on probation and everything

. >> reporter: and rain bands aree ial highusts. >> reporter: forecasters warning there will be life-threatening storm surge and maybe tornadoes. this comes after elsa battered cuba on monday with heavy rain and flooding. as the storm turns towards anna maria island just south of tampa, businesses are closing early and city buildings are being shuttered. how many bags do you think you've done. >> today? i bet we've done well over 500. >> reporter: 500 bags. 500 bags of sand. >> reporter: residents preparing for major flooding. >> the soil is so saturated i'm expecting it's going to rain hard and i'm just not sure. >> reporter: you're not taking any chances. >> that's right, that's right. >> reporter: this storm is going to be a big rain-maker. elsa's band stretched the entire state of florida. the rain has been consistent all month long in this area, so the grounds are saturated, meaning when elsa makes landfall she'll definitely leave a lot of flooding in her path. major. >> mireya villarreal, thank you. florida is preparing so let's turn to cbs' lonnie quinn for the latest on the forecast. lon

but ial didn't realize that was his first big one winded basic economics come out quick. >> the first addition of basic economics? i want to say around 2000 and. host: that late? twenty years later? >> now it's like the fifth edition but i want to say that but don't quote me on that. host: so in my brain basic economics because of the title i thought that was one of the first. >> the first book that he ever it was an economics textbook that basic economics is an economic textbook and thomas that was much more difficult to write band the first one he wrote. host: when i had in mind for basic economics, which i think could be the dullest title of any book to be an author of, actually said to him on my radio show, you really should have consulted with me i'm good at titles. let's admit thomas sowell guide to bikinis would have donewh much better and he laughed so hard i knew i was with thehe real person. >> it is his best-selling book. >> is been translated into seven or eight different languages you can make an argument for the table for the title. >>. we have to get bikinis and one of

. >> i never really took it off in the first t becae that ial >> now the l.a.ounty sheriff said his deputies will not enforce the mandate. he says it is not backed by science. instead he is asking for voluntary compliance. >>> dr. fauci claimed today that misinformation about the vaccines is getting in the way of the vaccination effort. >> if we had had the pushback for vaccines the way we're seeing on certain media, we probably would still have smallpox. >> this weekend facebook responded to the biden administration's claims that social media is killing people by not doing more to combat misinformation. in an online post a company spokesperson said that, "for people on facebook vaccine hesitancy has declined 50% and they are becoming more accepting of vaccines every day." >>> a cdc panel will meet thursday to discuss whether patients with fragile immune systems should be given a booster shot. the panel will focus only on the small percentage of american adults who were organ transplant recipients, people on cancer treatments and people living with rheumatoid a

again, ial think your early expenses -- >> the source of all of it. >> it's funny when you look back on your career how those things at the time, you appreciate you don't really fully understand the significance of it until later on when you have a chance to pay it forward and again, that is something i think is remarkable. let's move forward because i know we are pressed on time. you leave new york. >> which time, the first or second time? >> the first time, it all came to a head from a magazine article and your picture on time magazine, i thought to ask you. if you had it to do over, would you have taken the? >> you better believe it. [laughter] >> time magazine has been around hundreds of years? in the world billions of people, 5200 people on the cover of "time" magazine and i'm on the cover because i'm telling the story of 38000 delivery crime reduction and we were already 1000 cut so that was my sworn story and he eventually made the cover a couple of times. >> god bless you because that was -- >> wasn't that great, my trenchcoat. >> a great photo, no question about that. now yo

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