on facebook, pastor mike jacobson of palermo bible family church says an asymptomatic congregate attorn -- tested positive the very next day. he wrote he would never with knowledge but anyone in harms way. a total of 180 people attended that service. local health officials are now attempting to track down every person and get them tested for covid-19. >>> today, activists are blasting san francisco for fencing and homeless people living on sleeping squares. the city reopened a sanction 10 city outside of the asian art museum. dozens of homeless people are living on top of these painted on sleeping squares, designed to keep them at a safe distance. activists say the city is caging them in with chain-link fences. protesters gathered outside the census today and made their message loud and clear. >> this may or hordes hotel rooms so that houses people have to be vulnerable to corona and covid on these streets. hoarding hotel rooms. when there are beautiful places for people to actually sleep. how do you shelter in place when you don't got a place quaking >> we have reached out to the san f

everybody was eliminated except my guy and i, peter jacobson against michael jordan.was my team's final hole. bubba phillips ran up with a picture from "sports illustrated," michael, saying billy, this is the guy you got to beat on this hole. and i did beat him. >> jimmy: and you beat him. >> and i beat him. but he was exhausted at the end of the day, he to sign some 300,000 autographs. but just as he was leaving, i was like, michael! and he was like, ah, one more? and i was like, would you take a photograph with my mother? and he went, what? and there's the most hilarious photograph of my mother, lucille collins murray, one of the paler beauties ever put on the planet, standing next to this giant man. and the smiles on both of their faces, because they knew exactly how ridiculous the photograph looked. but he was a sweetie, he took the picture. >> jimmy: nice. bill murray's with us. when we come back, bill is going to help you. so we'll be right back. >> i'll be right back, too. ♪ all this cheesing is rather andpleasing.zzarella. [laughing] yep. tastes like a million

i'm jeff glor with dana jacobson and michelle miller.s hour, for years there were unconfirmed sightings and leads that went nowhere. suddenly fugitive boston nothingster whitey bulger was -- mobster whitey bulger was found. we'll hear from the authors of a new book about his incredible years on the rupp an and his li behind bars. >>> it was once unthinkable and even led to punishment. museums selling their holdings to pay the bills. in the current tough economic climate, attitudes may be changing. find out how it can affect you. >>> and some call her the food fairy of philadelphia. her magic couch is getting children and others access to the fresh, healthy food they need. we'll meet her in a special edition of "the dish." that is ahead. >>> first, our top story this hour. social distancing measures could get their biggest challenge to date as americans try to take part in the nation's unofficial start of summer this memorial day weekend. there are 1.6 million reported cases of the virus in this country. president trump is urging houses o

>>well on average about a 100 people got tested every day at the site chief jacobson will release the total number of tests conducted and results today. well still ahead on the kron 00:04am morning. ship fire defendant derick almena could be walking out of jail today to keep away from the today to keep away from the coronavirus how the pandemic ♪ when you need it, jack delivers: order on uber eats, postmates and grubhub. my new bite-sized, crispy popcorn chicken is so when you need it, jack delivers: irresistible you'll want them whenever, so don't resist! pop 'em while you game, hang, or do your thing. pop my 100% all-white-meat classic or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just $5.99. states just ended its first weekend following the expiration of federal social distancing guidelines as states ease into reopening some pandemic experts worry that you know this could fan the flames of the covid-19 pandemic john lawrence reports. >>crowds gathered in atlanta's piedmont park this weekend enjoying the sun and fresh air as a nation we will. >>rise again after covid-19 what do you think. i al

on that seem of the family -- family -- -- it's in booktv -- jacobson.cobson, had a sporting goods store. >> my god, really, that's where i bought my first baseball mitt and bat. it's quite a famous -- in my generation a very famous store and i always thought they were scandinavian. >> they were jews. that's my next book. it was -- that was her grandfather's store and then they moved to california and no one -- her grandmother died they came back to new jersey, and -- >> russian. >> they died when she was pretty young. he grandmother died before she was born. >> i see. >> thanks very much. >> that's funny. >> i'll use the microphone. what was the biggest difference in who you thought she was at the beginning and who you thought she was at the end, were they the same person? >> well, that is almost like the image of the person versus the actual person. i think when you write biographies you definitely -- if you're about to embark on this thing, you know enough about the person that you're not ignorant of the person. obviously you wouldn't do it if you did

is called jacobson versus massachusetts. a quarantine order imposed on businesses.upreme court upheld the order, saying that when the government asked to promote public health, it has very broad aboutde to make choices what closures to require, what conditions should be continuing operations and the like. earlier today we heard from mike pence and he was discussing the impact of the coronavirus and basically said churches should reopen and folks should go back to their congregations. fornder about the potential some religious exemption. we've seen the heads of some religious buildings push back on these government restrictions, saying they should be exempted. >> there are two problems that can arise with religious institutions. one problem arises in some places where the government says we are going to allow essential businesses to operate under appropriate precautions. but it doesn't include religious services. the pastors have a pretty strong case for saying they should be allowed to conduct services. under the same conditions that businesses are allowed to operat

pastor mike jacobson says in a systematic congregant attended the sunday service and tested positive the next day. he would never acknowledge to put anyone in harm's way a total of 180 people attested that they were there. they are attempting to track down every person and get them tested for covid-19. >>> a venue in arkansas is one of the first in the country to hold a concert since the covid- 19 pandemic began. to get in, you had to wear a mask and get your temperature checked. the capacity was significantly requirement. the fans who showed up said it was worth the risk. the owner says venues across the world are calling, asking for advice on how and when to reopen. >>> let's get a check on the roads with gianna. >>> it is pretty busy plus i have some transportation news. today, bart and bta will talk h ut the start of service in they will sign a document to certify all safety tests are completed and it is the last milestone before service can begin. officials are alexpected to announce an opening date. the project is years behind schedule. transportation is on time as far as bart

"cbs this morning saturday" co-host dana jacobson shows korean baseball's growing popularity. >> reporterif you can stay awake. >> miss baseball this much. i'm watching korean baseball. welcome back, baseball. >> reporter: six nights a week after midnight on the evening, fans hungry for america's pastime are tune information to watch athlete a half a world away play the game they love. >> never in my 20 years of phantom did i think that we would have so many new fans to the kbo outside the world, let alone in the united states. >> reporter: dan kurtz runs a website dedicated to the kbo. born in south korea and adopted by a family in the u.s., his love affair with the sport began while studying in south korea 20 years ago. >> it's one of the greatest sporting events i go to any time i get back to korea. i enjoy it. >> reporter: tell me more about the fan experience. >> you're going not to just watch. you have a cheer master leading synchronized cheers that all the fans from each keep knows. [ cheers ] yes, there's a baseball game going on the field, but it was like a rock concert going on

i was tipped off to this by someone outside of the government, and jacobson was able to say -- this afterhe case against general flynn was dropped. he said the way the the fbi handled the case was improper. going through another set of documents, this is very interesting. it talks about how sally gates learned about michael flynn talking to the ambassador. he said after the briefing during the presidential transmission, he asked yates and james comey to stay behind. obama started by saying he had learned of the information and his conversation, he was seeking information about how he was treating flynn differently. you have to wonder, how did yates learn about michael flynn because the document says that yates "was so surprised by the information she was hearing that she was having a hard time processing it and listening to the conversation at the same time. remember, she was at the obama justice department at the end and she's having a hard time processing this. why did he know that information about flynn? remember you have john durham looking at all this. james comey, all these people

i'm michelle miller with dana jacobson and jeff glor.e hope that everyone is doing okay this morning. >>> we have a great show for you today with some wonderful stories filled with hope and humo humor. first, to the difficult news breaking overnight. protests exploded in minneapolis and in cities across this nation as the anger builds over the deadly arrest of george floyd. bail was set at half a million dollars for fired minneapolis police officer derek chauvin who was arrested friday. chauvin is facing third-degree murder and manslaughter charges in connection with floyd's death. the other three fired officers have not yet been charged. >>> in the throes of a global pandemic, hundreds of mask-wearing demonstrators took to the streets of minneapolis demanding justice for a fourth night. cars were torched, and businesses were burned as the governor and mayor implored residents overnight to stop burning down the city. in new york city, several dozen protesters were arrested. police cars were vandalized, and there were clashes with officer

i'm jeff glor along with dana jacobson and michelle miller.g up this morning, we're going to take a much-needed trip to the great outdoors for at ou visible neighbor in nature -- birds. you may have noticed more during the shutdown, but overall it hasn't been a great couple of years for birds. we'll look at why they're having such a tough time and explore what fascinating things we are . >>> then in a world where cash is king, it seems recently more and more of us are trying to stay away from dipping into our dollars and cents. later, we'll see how the coronavirus has pushed us even closer to a cashless society and the innovative plan that hopes to get more people on board. >>> and art always reflects the world we live in. these days are obviously no different. you're looking at images from the world's first covid art museum, an online world with tens thousands of submitted works which can inspire deep thought or much-needed smiles by reflecting what we are all going through. we will meet one of its creators ahead. >>> we begin this morning wi

i was tipped off to this by someone outside of the government, and jacobson was able to say -- this afterhe case against general flynn was dropped. this after the case against general flynn, as you mention, was basically dropped. they have to sign off on that, but the justice department said the way the fbi handled the case was improper, they were trying to get that case dropped. and just in the last few minutes we were going to another set of documents related to the dismissal of this flynn case. this is very interesting. it talks about how sally yates learned about michael flynn talking to the ambassador. he said after the briefing during the presidential transmission, he asked yates and james comey to stay behind. obama started by saying he had learned of the information and his conversation, he was seeking he did not want any additional information on the matter, but was seeking information about how the white house should treat flynn any differently. he was the incoming national security adviser for president trump. you haveo to wonder how did saly sally yates learn about it from pre

i'm dana jacobson with michelle miller and jeff glor.ur because her popular podcast has a pretty direct title. it's "moms don't have time to read books." host zibby owens thinks doing so may be more important now than ever. we'll see how she's encouraging us all to find the time. >>> she's not lifting spirits but creating them. meet whiskey distiller nicole austin whose special touch with tennessee's finest won a top honor this past year, just one way she is shaking up the craft distilling industry. >>> and later during the stay-at-home orders, you've gotten a look inside the homes of a lot of people you see on tv. now one man is making his feelings known about what he's seeing in the background. we'll meet the room raider and find out what he thinks about some of our colleagues' home setups. that is ahead. >> oh, boy. all right. >>> first, our top story this hour -- president trump is downplaying the need for finding a vaccine as a third member of the white house inner circle tests positive for coronavirus. cbs news has learned a person

i'm jeff glor with dana jacobson and michelle miller.ica's great crisis, the civil war, was just months away as the president who would guide us through it made his way to washington. that 13-day journey was fraught with peril, and it's the subject of a fascinating new book. wee talk to the author just ahead. >>> then call it the high-end vend. you won't find bags of chips, these machines are full of farm fresh, chef-inspired creations. how one company is bringing healthy and flavorful choices to places where that's often hard to find. >>> and later, it may be even better than sliced bread. millions of us are now baking whole bread at home to find comfort and sustenance during this pandemic. we'll look at this nationwide trend. that is all ahead. >>> but first, a new warning that the coronavirus pandemic is far from over. researchers at the university of minnesota say the outbreak could last as long as two years and won't be controlled until two-thirds of the world's population is immune. this as social distancing restrictions are being

testing site which will no longer use the location set up on steve isn't boulevard fire chief curtis jacobsons that workers are making the transition from drive-thru to a mobile center for testing with a testing center can move to wherever it is needed the covid-19 testing focus will be on essential service workers the public safety workers long time, a long-term health care workers and grocery store workers appointments will still be made and drive-thru testing will continue just from different locations, the changes being made because it had become too expensive to continue running the site. the freeman testing site was averaging a little more than 100 test per day. >>hair salons and barbers are anxiously awaiting for the chance to open their doors again. earlier today we talked to charles blades the owner of charles blades barber spa in oakland. he says he will not defy the shelter-in-place order because he has health care worker friends who had the virus and he understands the importance of not reopening until it's safe to do so. >>we actually have a pro to car what our barbers and our cl

>>she jacobson says on average about 100 people got tested every day at the site he says they will release total number of tests conducted and results tomorrow. and check in on our weather for the bay area on the sunday night chief meteorologist lawrence karnow of his cup of coffee tracking some of the conditions out there i saw it earlier. >>air right. i let me tell you. you guys a certainly a nice day around the bay to pay some sunshine out there all of the coastline we're cloud-free temperatures not bad a little bit below the average of the tonight skies stay mostly clear so far we may see a couple of patches of fog begin moving back along the coastline but otherwise. >>you're looking good as we get ready to start out this next week and of course cinco de mile just a couple of days away temperatures 62 degrees the high in san francisco today, oakland checked in at 69 degrees 71 just slightly below the average but a beautiful day in san jose 72 and love mark 75 degrees in concord and 73 degrees in santa rosa, and those temperatures all around very very nice for us and a 60's as some 70's

chief jacobson will release the total number of tests conducted and results today. >>happening tomorrow in the north bay to new coronavirus testing site will open in santa rosa and in petaluma the free testing sites are available to all residents regardless of whether or not they have coronavirus symptoms. insurance providers will be billed for those who have it and for people without insurance they can still get tested. now this is not a drive-thru test so just keep in mind you have to get out of your car for the tests and you can make an appointment online as well we have a link on our website at kron 4 dot com. >>in the long way is just about over in 30 minutes are now 13 parks in san mateo county will reopen to the public. but there are new rules that you need to now not ever since darrell's family started using gain flings, their laundry smells more amazing than ever. ah, honey! isn't that the dog's towel? hey, me towel su towel. there's more gain scent plus oxi boost and febreze odor remover in every fling. gain. seriously good scent. >>good morning welcome ba

chief jacobson will release the total number of tests conducted and results today.>and happening tomorrow in the north bay to new coronavirus testing sites will be open in santa rosa and petaluma those free testing sites are available to all residents regardless of whether or not they have coronavirus symptoms. insurance providers will be billed for those who have insurance people without insurance can still get tested as well. now this is not a drive-thru tests so you will have to get out of your car in order to be tested. and you can make appointments online as well we have a link to that on our website at kron 4 dot com. >>in san mateo county 13 parks will reopen first time since march 27 to reopen in just a few hours from now. but it's not the same we're eating and drinking foods and beverages that are very acidic. it can soften the enamel. pronamel repair, what it's doing is driving more minerals deep into the enamel surface, that's going to help actively repair. pronamel is taking it to another level. >>good morning welcome back continuing our coronavirus cove