kate smith, cbs news, new york. >>> well, coming up on "cbs this morning," a new watchdog report attackomungertas about makg history as the co-host of the acm awards this sunday. >>> and on "a more perfect union" we'll meet a pharmacist helping to vaccinate tens of thousands in his community. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ♪ great day. ♪

kate smith, cbs news, new york. >> i never thought i would hear that. wait until you see the dress with shoes on. paul and i were wondering, is it a napping dress as you could take a nap? >> yes, the ideas you can wear it all day long and not have to change. and take a nap if you have the luxury of being able to take a nap during the day. wouldn't that be nice? but you have two kids quite young. one is a lesson we took a nap ? >> 10 years ago? i don't know. a nap? what is that? >> okay, let's take a look, two minutes to snooze your. what will happen the rest of the week. minor changes in the forecast for friday. the main change we see is a set of a straight answer wednesday went farther in the atmosphere running along the coast. it does not sound like a big difference and it will not be a huge as well difference but i think the fog will be retreating towards the coast. temperatures are going to warm up a little bit tomorrow and friday. then warmer than that as we head into the weekend with temperatures if you degrees above average. we see what we can ge

kate smith shows us one business that capitalized on the trend of dressing down. >> reporter: first ofnderstand that i am a dress girl. i do not like pants. >> reporter: dresses were on nell diamond's mind when she started her fashion and lifestyle brand hill house home. >> i really wanted to create a product that was a dress that could carry me from making my toddler breakfast in the morning to an important meeting to drinks with my husband aftfter work. >> reporter: in 2019, the nap dress was born with some success, but then the pandemic hit. lockdowns and working from home turned the house dress meets nightgown into an internet sensation. >> this is my nap dress collection. as you can see i've got six. i'm in my powder blue which is absolutely gorgeous. >> i don't love them. i am totally obsessed with them. >> reporter: "vogue" magazine named it one of the 17 items that defined 2020. >> the nap dress definitely exceeded all of our expectations and all of our projections. >> reporter: what makes a nap dress unique? >> the real beauty and importance of distinction of a nap dress i sho

you'll recall four of the eight people who were killed or seek more now from kate views as a smith. she's here now with what the event was like tonight. well frank more than 50 people attended, including san jose's police chief, the last tragedy to hit the sikh community back in 2000 and 12 at a temple in wisconsin, when six members were killed this shooting the second biggest loss to the community. what he blew. a chance and prayers from secret. waris and jose for indianapolis, some 2000 miles away. no personal ties with the tragedy, but members say they're all part of the same community. shocking feels sometimes you know this could happen anywhere. feelings raw. three days after 19 year old former friend ex employee opened fire at a warehouse gunning down eight people before taking his own life. four of the victims were seek members those air like people, you know regular people who were doing their job at the station and for no reason they've been going down, so it is very sad because those are hard working americans while motive hasn't been determined, roughly 80% working in tha

hate speech, kate views as a smith here and after talking. the pastor about what happened. well frank, the pastor alleges several hate crimes were committed after hurtful messages were said about african americans, jews and the lgbt q community first interrupted by loud music. the night tirade of hate speech laced with expletives and racial floors. i think some of the people counted as many as 40 times using the f word and the inward they made disparaging remarks about the african american. munity, the latter next community, the lgbt q community audio countered on zoom five minutes long on easter sunday during grace baptist church in san jose's first outdoor worship service. since the pandemic no one should have to face on such on the high holiday like easter. what we faced here at this church. nobody in person heard it, but it doesn't people, mostly seniors on zoom did, including barbara tapped from arizona. it was upsetting. i'm old enough to have seen and heard just about everything in my life. i felt very sorry that young people have this kind of an attitude. she saw th

kate views as a smith will have reaction from fans who are watching the draft tonight. first we go to our sports director, mark habbaniya. so what do your thoughts about who the 40 niners took mark? well, i like it right off the top. you know, the bottom line, though, is you're not gonna know for at least two the three years really? how any of these pics pan out, but sometimes you just get a feeling i remember when ronnie lott was drafted, you had a certain feel about the guy's attitude and what he brought just the intangibles. i have the same kind of feeling. about trey, lance. and you know there was just so much anticipation about this over. analyzed to the max, right? but finally, it becomes fact earlier this evening here in the bay. the san francisco 40 niners select. trade lance quarterback north dakota state did. of course, the early talk had the niners picking mamma's mack jones. he winds up with the england at number 15. but the secret change the vibe in the last 24 hours. so in fact, the odds makers in vegas flipped the switch and had trey lance from north dako

now, smith was about to give detectives a chilling account of what happened in his basement. and it would turn this case on its head. here, again, is kate snow with "12 minutes on elm street." >> reporter: nick brady and haile kifer had broken into byron smith's house. the frightened homeowner said he had shot them in a moment of self-defense. but investigators had questions for byron. so, sergeant lubertz escorted him to headquarters right away that friday. >> can you tell me your full name, please? >> byron david smith. >> i just wanted his story. i wanted to find out the rest of the facts of what happened at the house. >> whoever it was, who was breaking into my home, had been doing it for so long, that i was no longer willing to live in fear. >> reporter: byron explained how he'd been terrified, ever since that break-in, a month earlier, when two of his guns were stolen. >> these are people, who have stolen my guns. i figure they're willing to use those, if they steal guns. >> reporter: byron wasn't home during those other break-ins. but this time, he was. as seen on this home-security camera. he said he had moved his truck a few bl

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news with sheppard smith starts at 7:00 p.m we hit amazon, the record rally and the betting boom time to reveal the number four story. the crypto craze we had crazy numbers let's get to kateppy friday. we had crazy numbers in crypto this week. let's start with this one, $2 trillion that's the new high for the entire crypto currency market cap hit this week and it wasn't led by bitcoin it was a rise to digital assets. one of those xrp is up 75% in the past week. another big crypto headline came out of robinhood in march alone, the startup says it saw 3.5 million clients trade crypto for the first time for comparison, the monthly averages last year were around the low 100,000s it now has 9.5 million people trading bitcoin, and doge coin crypto trading has proven to be profitable for companies like coin base. that crypto currency trading platform is set to go public next week and a few days ago, coin base gave investors a collapse at the business in the first quarter. it reported an estimated $1.8 billion in revenue that was almost all from trading fees and it was more than the company made in all of last year and finally, leslie, scquare. they offer bitcoin trading and take