jon. >> dickerson: doctor jon lapook, thank you, jon. the u.s.step closer to providing covid shots for kids under five. the only group of americans still not eligible to be vaccinated against the coronavirus. today, pfizer said its three- dose vaccine for kids as young as six months is 80% effective against illness from the omicron variant. the f.d.a. will meet on june 15th to discuss vaccinating america's youngest. now to a shocking claim that one of the country's largest christian denominations suppressed, ignored and stonewalled sexual abuse allegations for nearly two decades. a scathing report commissioned by the southern baptist convention describes extensive coverups by senior leaders singularly focused on avoiding liability. here's cbs' nikki battiste. >> reporter: at just eight years fath, a southe baptistams, says pastorbegan sexually abusing her. >> i disclosed to s.b.c. leadership and was promised it would be taken care of and it would never happen again, but it did. >> reporter: now a 7-month independent investigation revealed for alm

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jon lapook explains. >> reporter: as covid cases continue to rise, paxlovid is being prescribed to trytients out of the hospital. now the cdc is warning of potential covid-19 rebound after a five-day course of the treatment. >> if you take paxlovid, you might get symptoms again. we haven't yet seen anybody who has returned with symptoms needing to the hospital. generally a milder course. >> reporter: after a patient recovers, rebound has been reported to occur two to eight days later. still, the cdc says the benefits of taking paxlovid far outweigh the risks. among unvaccinated people at high risk of severe disease it reduced the risk of hospitalization and death by nearly 90%. >> i managed to avoid covid infection for over two years. >> reporter: infectious disease expert dr. david ho tested positive for covid after attending a covid conference. he took paxlovid, and his symptoms went away. were you surprised when you got symptoms again and tested positive? >> i was totally shocked. i did not expect that. and that's because i had tested tive -- testing negative six consecutive days in

jon lapook, cbs news, new york. >>> millions of kids younger than 5 in the u.s. could start receiving covid vaccine shots next month. pfizer says its three-dose vaccine is 80% effective in preventing symptomatic infections in children as young as 6 months. the fda, which is already studying moderna's vaccine for kids, will meet next month to review the data. it comes as the number of infected children is rising. the american academy of pediatrics says as of last week, more than 107,000 additional child covid cases were reported. that's about a 72% increase from just two weeks ago. it's the sixth straight weekly increase. >>> new york city police are asking for the public's help in finding a man who shot and killed a passenger on a subway train. investigators released pictures of the unidentified suspect who allegedly shot a 48-year-old man on his way to brunch. witnesses say the gunman shot the victim at close range without provocation. >> it is unimaginable. you're sitting down, going to brunch, going to visit a family member. a person walks up to you and shoots

jon lapook. >> reporter: as covid cases continue to rise, paxlovid is being prescribed to try to keep high risk patients out of the hospital. but now, the c.d.c. is warning of potential covid 19 rebound after a five-day course of the treatment. >> if you take paxlovid you might get symptoms again. we haven't yet seen anybody returning with symptoms needing to go to the hospital, so generally a milder course. >> reporter: after a patient recovers, rebound is reported to occur two to eight days later. still, the c.d.c. says the benefits of taking paxlovid far outweigh the risks. among unvaccinated people at high risk for severe disease, it reduced the risk of hospitalization and death by nearly 90%. >> i managed to avoid covid infection for over two years. >> reporter: infectious disease expert dr. david ho tested positive for covid after attending a covid conference. he took paxlovid and his symptoms went away. were you surprised when you got symptoms again and tested positive? >> i was totally shocked. i did not expect that, and that's because i had tested negative six consecutive day

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jon lapook. >> reporter: as covid cases continue to rise, paxlovid is being prescribed to try to keep high-risk patients out of the hospital. now they're warning of covid rebound after a five-day course. >> if you take paxlovid, you might get symptoms again. we haven't seen anybody who needs hospitalization. >> reporter: after a patient recovers, rebound is noted to occur 2 to 8 days later. the benefits of taking paxlovid far outweigh risk. it reduced the risk of hospitalization and death by nearly 90%. >> i managed to avoid covid infection for over two years. >> reporter: infectious disease expert dr. david ho tested positive for covid after attending a covid conference. he took paxlovid and his symptoms went away. >> were you surprised when you got symptoms again and tested positive? >> i was totally shocked and that's because i had tested negative six consecutive days including two pcr. >> reporter: pfizer, the maker of paxlovid is currently seeing a rebound rate of 2% but is continuing to mon

jon lapook, cbs news, new york. >> o'donnell: we need these kind of smart solutions.ll right, up next, a hero's good-bye. the final farewell of a world war ii veteran. >> o'donnell: when world war ii veteran eugene dednam died at the age of 100 with no surviving family members, few people knew about his heroics during the war. few knew about his six campaigns, including normandy. well, not anymore. here's cbs' nikki battiste. >> reporter: today, a crowd of strangers honored army veteran eugene dednam. >> honor eugene's request when he passed was to be buried in his miryrm. rorter: a uniform t waited in his closet for 77 years. dednam served in a segregated military during world war ii. but, his service was all but forgotten at the time of his death. >> i want to make sure that he had a proper sendoff. >> reporter: seated next to the war hero's casket was his neighbor, deshaun hicks. the two had a 10-year bond. >> he was like a grandfather to me. he always talked to me about goodwill, go intent, having compassion for others. >> reporter: he had just turned 100 years ol

jon lapook speaks with actor r ray romano and his former boss, phil rosenthal, about food and friendship of food, elaine quijano tells us about an inspiring link between doughnuts and the american dream. and faith salie is celebrating the lincoln memorial 100 years on. gwyneth paltrow with gh. a horse tale from steve hartman and more on this sunday morning for the 8th of may, 2022. we'll be right back. out-of-state corporations wrote an online sports betting plan they call "solutions for the homeless". really? the corporations take 90 percent of the profits. and using loopholes they wrote, they'd take even more. the corporations' own promotional costs, like free bets, taken from the homeless funds. and they'd get a refund on their $100 million license fee, taken from homeless funds, too. these guys didn't write a plan for the homeless. they wrote it for themselves. this is elodia. she's a recording artist. 1 of 10 million people that comcast has connected to affordable internet in the last 10 years. and this is emmanuel, a future recording artist, and one of the millions of students we'r