i'm jane pauley, and this is sunday. five full days after the verdict in the derek chauvin trial, the people of minneapolis and the rest of america, too, are still taking sto

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and don't miss "sunday morning with jane pauley" first thing tomorrow. i'm adriana diaz in chicago.ve from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> developing news in the east bay, an arsonist torches a home with a family inside, and not everyone made it out. >> it is really sad that someone in our community would do something so heinous. >>> plus, businesses boarded up and bracing for the worst after a night of violent unrest in oakland. >>> more than 100 businesses took a stand against bigotry against asians and pacific islanders. >>> for some of us, we were 15 degrees warmer than yesterday. coming up in the forecast, why did that only happen for a few of us, and what is coming next? >>> we begin with the developing story in oakland where a man and his baby died in a fire. investigators say it was intentionally set. that fire started just after midnight at home on the 9500 block of stearns avenue. when fire crews got there the back of the house was fully engulfed in flames. a number of people trapped inside did manage to escape but a 37-year-old man and his one- year-old

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i'm jane pauley, and this is sunday.ost five full days after the verdict in the derek chauvin trial, the people of minneapolis and the rest of america, too, are still taking stock. martha teichner will take a look back and forward. and then it's on to the oscars. held tonight under most unusual circumstances, as hollywood wonders if a year of covid could put its coming attractions and its future in jeopardy, as tracy smith explains. >> reporter: if the pandemic crushed the theater business, then why is the film industry betting big that you'll go out to a movie this year? >> it's one of life's mysteries, sir. the movie theater always comes back. >> reporter: again, you think it will? >> i think it movie theater will come back in a big way. >> reporter: a real hollywood comeback story in the making, later on "sunday morning." >> pauley: our sunday profile this morning is of jon voight, a hollywood veteran who has an oscar to his credit and much to say about motive-making, politics, and more. he'll be talking with ben mank

jane pauley is off today. i'm tracy smith, and this is "sunday morning."ter is a day for rebirth and new beginnings, and new beginnings are what many of us hope for when it disagreement l a

i'm jane pauley, and this is "sunday morning." april flowers are in bloom. hope is on the rise.ven though covid is far from vanquished, americans are eager to pack their bags and hit the road. among the growing ranks of the vaccinated, it is ready, set, go. as we'll be showing you

jane pauley is off today. i'm lee cowan. and this is "sunday morning."g before there was covid, some americans were suffering from another epidemic: the scourge of opioids. now attention has turned to a prominent philanthropic american family, some of whom were also the people behind pur purdue pharma, makers of the controversial drug oxycontin. and then it is on to former house speaker john boehner, who will be speaking with our john dickersonment. >> reporter: john boehner thought he had seen everything as speaker of the house, but that was before january 6th. >> it was sad. revolting. i literally couldn't watch it anymore. >> reporter: did it make you angry? >> of course it made me angry. >> reporter: coming up and "sunday morning." >> cowan: there is a funny thing about a new tv series from hollywood's jamie foxx. it turns out it is something of a family affair, as he'll tell michelle miller. >> reporter: as he grew up in terrell, texas, jamie's grandmother had some important advice for him. what is the most important thing that your grandmother told

jane pauley is off today. i'm tracy smith, and this is "sunday morning."ter is a day for rebirth and new beginnings, and new beginnings are what many of us hope for when it disagreement large and small, that seem to divide us at every turn. so a question: why not just agree to disagree? susan spencer has gone in search of answers. ♪ >> reporter: from social media to family fights, to partisan politics, doesn't it seem like conflict is everywhere these days? >> conflict is any friction between humans. >> reporter: you say any time there is friction between humans, and i think, there is always friction between humans. >> exactly. there is always conflict. >> reporter: agreeing to disagree, ahead on "sunday morning." >> tracy: then, i'll have some questions for hunter biden, the president's son. as you'll see, the younger biden has much to say about the controversies he has faced. >> reporter: so how often do you talk to your dad? >> i talk to him at least once a day. >> reporter: it seems that for years hunter biden has been making news for all the wrong rea