. >> that was mark phillips in london. well, that's the overnight news for this monday. reporting from the broadcast >>> it's monday, april 19th, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." bracing for a verdict. closing arguments are set to get under way today in the derek chauvin trial. the nations is preparing for one of the most anticipated verdicts in recent history. >>> purchased legally. questions and concerns are swirling over how the gunman in the fedex mass shooting was able to buy two weapons despite preve awaym today's mistone in the rao contain the pandemic and when the halted johnson & johnson vaccine could once again be vaccine could once again be available. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. well, this morning, closing arguments and jury deliberations are expected to begin today in derek chauvin's murder trial. last week the defense wrapped up after the former minneapolis police officer said he would not testify. he's facing several charges in george floyd's death and could get up to 40 years in prison. skylerc

i'm mark phillips.ewhere in the english channel. >> when we return, we will show you how tokyo is dealing with the pr lem of >>> japan's environmental ministry said that temperatures are rising in that country faster than the global average. and they are predicting more rain and more extreme weather events. the city of tokyo has deployed a massive flood protection system. lucy craft took an underground tour of thing engineering rort developed landscape criss-crossed by scores of rivers is at high risk per f for -- high risk for flooding. this shows how rains could leave millions underwater. japan has a network of defenses to shield itself from extreme flooding, but the crown jewel of the system is right here. 70 feet underground, a subterranean sanctuary. s the this is a massive underground flood diversion prochb project, one of the largest in the world, it's been called a civil engineering marvel. it has prevented major flood damage since being built 15 years ago. >> previously whenever there was a typ

here is cbs' mark phillips. game we call soccer but the e - brits who invented it understandably changed much in years. but in a minor league team a couple of hours west of london, soccer, sorry, football is being reinvented they are the first vegen, carbon neutral professional sports team. and they got here because they were so bad. >> they were not winning or making money. >> yeah. >> they were about to go under when dale vince when a owner of a company stepped in to save them. did you have the big idea then that you would take this long established club that was in financial difficulty and not just rescue it but turn it in to what it's become this ideal? >> no, all of that kind of grew organically, it was without any thought other than saving the club and anything else was apparent. one thing at a time. >> reporter: the first thing that became apparent was that vince a long time vegan, found himself not only in the sports . you owned a team that fed its players meat. >> yes. >> reporter: the did it horrify yo

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norah. >> o'donnell: mark phillips, thank you. turning to news back home and the covid 19 pandemic.ight more than one in three americans have more than one covid shot and more than one in five are fully vaccinated. many americans have questions about the johnson & johnson shot after

princess anne and the mark mark phillips. prince andrew and sarah ferguson. and of course charles and diana. >> he got them together, and actually said to her, make a list of all the things you like about him in the marriage and make a list of all the things you don't like and let's try to reduce the number of things you don't like and increase -- let's do this in a practical way. >> was he acting as a kind of marriage counsellor to them? >> yes, actively doing so. >> reporter: on his golden wedding anniversary philip did what a lot of people do. he took stock. >> like all families we went through the full range of pleasures and tribulations of bringing up children. i am somewhat bias but i think our children have done well under difficult and demanding circumstances. >> reporter: as for the it laest demanding circumstance, the estrangement from if family of harry and meghan. >> i'm sure he understood harry's desire for freedom and independence and doing things his own way. i am not sure he would have recommended giving a no-hold-barred interview to oprah. >>

norah. >> o'donnell: mark phillips, thank you.o news back home and the coronavirus pandemic. tonight more than one in three americans have more than one covid shot and more than one in five are fully vaccinated. many americans now have questions about the johnson & johnson shot after a very small percentage had adverse reactions. here is cbs' nikki battiste now with what you need to know. >> reporter: johnson & johnson's vaccine facing a double dose of problems. georgia the third state to temporarily shut down a site after eight suffered adverse reactions to the j&j vaccine. in north carolina, 18 people reporting side effects. in colorado 11 reacting to the shot with symptoms ranging from dizziness, nausea and fainting. >> this is a really potent vaccine and what we're seeing is some of that potency relating at a very rare side effect that we just have to be aware of. >> reporter: in fact, all three major u.s. vaccines produced adverse reactions in more than 60,000 people nationwide, that for each, including j&j, just one tenth of

mark phillips reports on what may be the future of sports in a climate changing world. >> reporter: the rules of the brderstandably call but the football haven in 170 or so years. but at this minor league team west of london, soccer, sorry football, is being re-invented. the world's first vegan, carbon neutral professional sports team and got here because they were so bad. >> it wasn't winning or making any money. >> yep. >> they were about to go under when dale vince, the owner of a local renewable energy company stepped in had to save them. >> reporter: did you have the big idea then you would take this long established club in financial difficulty and not just rescue it but turn it in to what it has become? >> no. all of that grew organically. without any thought other than saving the club. >> reporter: the first thing that became apparent is that vince, a long-time vegan found himself not in the sports business but in the meat business. not for long. >> you owned a team that feds it players meat. >> yes. >> reporter: did it horrify you? >> it horrified me. >> reporter: the club stop

. >> that was mark phillips in london. well, that's the overnight news for this monday.eporting from the broadcast >>> it's monday, april 19th, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." bracing for a verdict. closing arguments are set to get under way today in the derek chauvin trial. the nations is preparing for one of the most anticipated verdicts in recent history. >>> purchased legally. questions and concerns are swirling over how the gunman in the fedex mass shooting was able to buy two weapons despite preve awaym today's mistone in the rao contain the pandemic and when the halted johnson & johnson vaccine could once again be vaccine could once again be available. captioning funded by cbs

mark phillips look at britain's prince philip. steve hartman reports on a boy scout's year-long campout and more on this sunday morning, the 11th day of april, 2021. we'll be right back. >> cowan: business dynasty, philanthropists, they're a family that seemed to have it all, until that is the opioids epidemic put the family under intense scrutiny. erin moriarty has the story so far. >> reporter: do you have any idea of how many buildings bear the sackler name? >> i have no idea. there are so many all over the country, all over the world. >> reporter: like new york city's metropolitan museum of art, the smithsonian, even at westminster abbey in london. >> mrs. sackler and i would like to present to you... >> reporter: for decades, the sackler family name, synonymous with philanthropy, has been seen everywhere they put their money. >> we have to get dr. sackler to do this for us. [laughter] >> well, this, to me, was the paradox that started this whole project. >> reporter: the sackler name may be everywhere, says new yorker staff w

. >> pauley: mark phillips reports on the funeral prince philip.ly williams is in conversation with oscar nominee carey mulligan. conor knighton catches up with travel writer rick steves. plus a photo album for these stay-at-home times and more. it is a "sunday morning" for april 18, 2021. we'll be right back. ♪ [trumpet] ♪ i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love,... more adventure,... more community. but with my hiv treatment,... there's not more medicines in my pill. i talked to my doctor... and switched to... fewer medicines with dovato. prescription dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen. with... just 2 medicines... in 1 pill,... dovato is as effective as a 3-drug regimen... to help you reach and stay undetectable. research shows people who take hiv treatment as prescribed... and get to and stay undetectable... can no longer transmit hiv through sex. don't take dovato if you're allergic to any of its ingredients... do not stop dovato without talking to your doctor,... a

. ♪ >>> ahead, mark phillips takes us to an organic soccer field for our series "eye on earth, our planet it's 8:25. today there will be no 420 celebrations on hippie hill because of ongoing restrictions in large gatherings. fences are up to keep people out of the unofficial cannabis holiday. >>> people concerned about plans for a new a's ballpark will hold a virtual news conference. the comments will come a day before a planning commission hearing on the project. >>> san francisco transit officials will take up a proposals for hov lanes on two of the city's main traffic arteries. it's to enable buses to travel momo>>> go mog. the trfic ce. b across the upper deck and off the east shore freeway. there's a trouble spot westbound 80. it's in the center divide but causing a back up. exit near the skyway. still busy out of marin county. brake lights through lucas valley and san rafael. things look better with no brake lights or issues. toll plaza, bay bridge backed up beyond the 880 overpass and the travel times most of the major freeways seeing brake lights. >>> good morning. a cooler day ac

. ♪ >> reporter: i'm mark phillips out here in the english channel.he oceans of the word, and to us. >> this is about 30 acres of plastic waste. the country's choking in it. i'll tell you about one young woman who's turned this mountain of despair into one of hope. >> i'm tony dokoupil in new york harbor where researchers are learning how toxins on land and what we flush could end up here in our nation's waterways. we'll show you what's being done to clean up this precious resource. >> reporter: these five wind turbines provide almost all of the offshore wind power in the united states but that's about to change big time. >> it is cool to see it up close. >> reporter: i'm ben tracy off the coast of rhode island. we'll show plans to install enough of these to provide power for more than ten million homes. >> reporter: how are these little guys part of the plan to tackle discrimination, climate change, and inspire the next generation of black farmers? that's a lot. i'm michelle miller in sloansville, new york. that story coming up on "cbs this morning."

mark phillips remembers the prince who stood by his queen for 73 years. >> reporter: his role in life was to walk one step behind the queen, but even back there, prince philip was able to carve out his own reputation and role in history. elizabeth was the shop window of what philip famously called the royal firm but he reputedly ran the business's back room. >> essentially the queen has has always worn the crown. >> reporter: philip had been born into the greek royal family in 1921 and educated and had a naval career in p britain. by luck, or many thing by royal design, he was chosen to escort the young president-elect on a tour. the queen's cousin, market rhod margaret rhodes, recalled the impression he made in a conversation several years ago. >> of course, prince philip was the most utterly good looking, fighting god. [ laughter ] >> reporter: a dream royal romance became a spectacularly successful royal marriage. she provided the con the kncont and smile and philip provided the support and from time to time controversy. some thought he was a gaff-prone fountain of political correc

this morning, you will see my colleague mark phillips expertly captain a boat in the english channelnd he will give us a status update on the state of the world's oceans and water in terms of rising sea levels, how that's changing weather around the planet. debora patta in africa will have a report this week about how they're turning mountains of plastic waste into building blocks. i will take you off the coast of maine where we visit with seaweed farmers. seaweed is something considered that could be a sustainable crop on a changing planet but also something that could capture and store carbon that's down in the ocean. then also i am going to take you off the coast of rhode island to what is now the united states' only offshore wind farm. there are five wind turbines. it is not as impressive as it sounds because we have a long ways to go to catch up with the rest of the world. we'll have all sorts of other stories this week. >> that is incredible. what's something you found in your reporting that surprised you? >> you know that offshore wind piece, you are in the middle of the ocean

so mark phillips volunteered to go out to see in that snazzy outfit. >> reporter: i said, water?ly this is offshore wind in this country right now. >> yeah. you could say that. >> i'm seeing a lot of bacteria. an indication that we have some sort of sewage contamination. >> the toilets have a way of ending up here. >> yes. >> the you know what. >> yes. ♪ >> i'm thinking of that ever time you flush your toilet where it goes. >> when it rains, it backs up into your home which no one wants, or it goes out into the water. >> i don't want that. >> no. >> i had to use a plunger the other day. it ain't pretty. ♪ ♪ yeah, reggie. it's always tough having to say goodbye. whoa. holdld up! ohoh, the honeney butter chicken n biscuit is o one ninety-y-nine all m m. oh,h, this is g great. i'm never leleaving now!w! we madade the dealal too goo. choose wisisely, choosese wendy's and geget the breakfkfast you dedeserv. >>> it is a 50 5 am. we are following this major traffic trouble spot in san jose. and overturned big rig blocking all lanes. here's a picture that of this tweeted out moments ago.

and families across the country remaining still to mark the death of prince phillip. association with the royal navy with whom he served during world war ii a focus the ceremony at windsor castle. in a special classic british landover, specially modified and designed by the design for this day. >> reporter: the entire day's events taking place behind the walls of windsor castle. >> the things that remain in the service. tell us quite a bit about who he was. >> reporter: for the queen, leading her people in moments of mourning and remembrance in public has been part of her job for more than 70 years. now she will no longer are her partner, her best friend. her beloved husband standing beside her. the prince gave up much for the queen. today she followed him for the first and last time. >> we have a royal wedding archive available for roku and similar devices. >>> getting to the weather. what a lovely day today. >> temperatures in the north bay, we hit some 80s inland. here's a look at live doppler seven and the radar image. what you'll notice is the lack of cloud cover

. >> the world is marking the death of prince phillip, husband to the queen for 73 years.e pass away facefully on friday morning at the royal family home of windsor. the palace announcing the news, lowering its flags to half staff, sailing it's with deep sore our that the queen announced the death of her husband. he pass away peacefully at windsor castle. the royal family joining people around the world in mourning his loss. a statement from the president paid tribute to his life of duty. from his service during world war ii to his 73 years alongside the queen and his entire life in the public eye he dedicated himself to the people of the uk. the commonwealth and to his family. his death after a period of hardship after prince hari existed from royal life and an interview with meghan to oprah. friday a muted reaction from the website reading, thank you for your service, you will be greatly missed. after decades of duty phillip retire from public life at 96. his support and dedication to his wife the queen being credited as the source her strength according to those who kne

. >> the world is marking the death of prince phillip. husband to the queen for 73 years. passed away on friday morning at the royal family home of windsor castle. the palace nouning the news lowering its flags to half staff, releasing a statement saying it's with deep sorrow that the queen announced the death of her husband. he pass away peacefully at windsor castle. the family joined with people around the world in mourning his loss. a statement from the president paid tribute to his life of duty. from his service during world war ii to his 73 years alongside the queen and his entire life in the public eye he gladly dedicated himself to the people of the uk, the commonwealth and to his family. his death after a period of turmoil after his grandson's exit from royal life. friday a muted reaction from the website, reading, thank you for your service. you will be greatly missed. after decades of duty phillip retire from public life at the age ever 96. his support and dedication to his wife being credited as the source of her strength according to those who knew him best. >>

phillip mena. >> i'm frances rivera. today president biden marks 100 days in office a barometer that sets the milestone. he delivered his first address touting his vision for what comes next it was an historic moment for the country not because of what he said but because of who was on stage with him. >> madam speaker, madam vice president -- [ applause ] >> no president has ever said those words from this podium no president has ever said those words and it's about time. >> pointing to the success of his covid relief bill, the president's first big speech to congress was a call to action for a once in a generation address. higher taxes on companies and the wealthy. >> our progress these past 100 days against one of the worst pandemics in history has been one of the greatest logistical achievements, logistical achievements this country has ever seen. for too long we've failed to use the most important word when it comes to meeting the climate crisis, jobs jobs jobs independent experts estimate the american jobs plan will millions of dollars to econ

phillip? >> all right, meagan, thank you. >>> the united states marks anothee in the covid vaccination roll-outl adults hat gotten their first dose. that's more than 130 million americans. and today is the deadline marked by president biden for all states to open eligibility to everyone 16 and over for more, here is nbc's jennifer johnson. >> one, two, three >> reporter: in a race against the pandemic, president biden has set a deadline for states to open up vaccinations to all adults half the adult population now has at least one shot. but the numbers of people with vaccine hesitancy is growing after reports of at least six people developed rare blood clots after receiving the johnson & johnson vaccine. >> my family had appointments today. they all canceled. >> reporter: the cdc has put a pause on the j&j vaccine its advisory committee meets friday, but officials believe it will return to the market in some form. >> i doubt very seriously if they just cancel it. i don't think that's going to happen i do think there will likely be some sort of warning or restriction or risk assessment >> reporte

mark. mbay diagne then put a perfect low cross for mattie phillips to double west broms lead just minutes lateright points from safety, while southampton remain in 1ath. first on the season we got two winds in a row and the boss stressed that we need to go back out there tonight and get a victory. the results, as you know, it got away on the weekend in newcastle got the victory. we knew we had to keep our hopes alive and still fire off, but we're going to keep going until the end. brighton are edging towards premier league safety with a precious point at home to everton. but it was everton's alex iwobi with the best chance of the match, flashing a shot over in stoppage time. the match though finishing 0—0. it means brighton climb a place to 15th, seven points clear of the relegation zone. but it's no wins in 5 matches in all competitions for everton now. talking about the top floor. 0ur target is to be, we are still there. it will be more difficult, but there are important games. important games that are coming up after tried to recover players and i hope for the next game, we are going to have

official period of mourning as the queen turns 95 after 73 years marking their birthdays together, the queen smiling alongside prince phillipnd private, the monarchy is in mourning today spending a quiet day at windsor castle her milestone 95th birthday not marked with a portrait or the gun salute, just a simple twee from the royal family and a statement thanking the public for the support and kindness after the death of her husband, adding we have been deeply touched. today's celebration cancelled after saturday's emotional funeral for her late husband, the longest serving prince concert in history >> we have been inspired by his service to the nation and the commonwealth >> reporter: prince harry seen walking with his brother prince william after service saturday is reportedly black in california with heavily pregnant wife meghan and his son. his father at his home in wales. the queen drawing support from her daughter and granddaughters-in-law. prince charles' wife camilla, kate and her youngest son's wife sophie front and center in the days after phillip died. the countess sophie praising the queen saying she is thinking

and as far south as australia, a worldwide 41 gun salute marking not just a life served alongside the queen, but in recognition of prince phillip'sitary career as a former naval officer and a decorated world war ii veteran. his death now leaves queen elizabeth alone for the first time in 73 years. today, prince charles said he and his family miss his dear papa enormously. >> i can imagine, so deeply touched by the number of other people here and elsewhere around the world in the commonwealth who also i think share our loss. and our sorrow. >> reporter: that sorrow shared in commonwealth countries where prince phillip's steadfast support left a lasting legacy like canada where the bells tolled 99 times in honor of the prince. flags flown at half staff in sydney harbor. next saturday's funeral at saint george's chapel will be televised. but in keeping with covid restrictions, 30 people max, a poignant, almost private affair. no lying in state. no public procession. for a modest man famously never big on ceremonies, it is in keeping with prince phillip's final wishes. charlie d'agata, cbs news. >> today, a bucking ham palace spokesp

mps will themselves be marking prince phillip's death in the coming days.rince phillip's death in the coming da s. ., , ., ., ., days. that is right, parliament at the moment _ days. that is right, parliament at the moment is _ days. that is right, parliament at the moment is on _ days. that is right, parliament at the moment is on its _ days. that is right, parliament at the moment is on its easter - days. that is right, parliament at i the moment is on its easter recess so they are not around, but they will be recalled, the house of commons, on monday, and at 2:30pm tributes to prince philip will be led by the prime minister and of course all sorts of former prime ministers, we heard they are, but other ministers and mps who will have come across the duke over the years will have plenty to say, and anecdotes as well. that is certainly what happened when the commons paid tribute to prince philip on his 90th birthday. that is due to happen on monday and we know that the prime minister after he heard the news when he was working here, this morning he spoke t

mark. mbay diagne then put a perfect low cross for mattie phillips to double west broms lead just minutes later boss stressed that we need to go back out there tonight and get a victory. the results, as you know, it got away on the weekend and newcastle got the victory. we knew we had to keep our hopes alive and still far off, but we're going to keep going until the end. brighton are edging towards premier league safety with a precious point at home to everton. but it was everton's alex iwobi with the best chance of the match, flashing a shot over in stoppage time. the match though finishing 0—0. it means brighton climb a place to 15th, seven points clear of the relegation zone. but it's no wins in 5 matches in all competitions for everton now. you never talk about the top four. 0ur target is to be, we are still there. it will be more difficult, but there are important games. important games that are coming up and we have to try and recover players and i hope for the next game, we are going to have two or three players and it is important games against tottenham. the wolves vs sheffield united

phillip, back to you. >> an unquestionable night of developments there thank you, chris. >>> believe it or not, today marksthe age of 57. to honor the purple one, paisley park, his home and recording studio will be opening its doors to 14,000 fans free of charge. they can pay tribute and view the late musician's ashes which will be displayed in the atrium. it is tragic when you see the toll that opioid abuse has had in the country and the culture. >> the void in the music world for fans to have access and see what he left behind, something else. >> sure is >> sure is we thank youor f check out my new mini munchies with mac & cheese bites. ♪ one more bite- ♪ ♪ just ♪ ♪ gimme one ♪ ♪ more bite. ♪ woah. ♪ cuz i can't wait forever. ♪ my $4 mini munchies. only at jack in the box. ♪one more bite.♪ ♪just give me one more bite.♪ ♪cause i can't wait forever.♪ mac & cheese, now in a tasty bite. pan the box. >>> as to count one, unintentional second-degree murder while committing a felony, find the defendant guilty. >> right now at 4:30, guilty. derek chauvin waking up in a minnesota jail this morning. the former off

you'll remember prince phillip died last week at the age of 99 time now to check with mark tamayo on weather and as one former meteorologist here, the bear used to say it's a go do a day mark. it's gorgeous out there. that's right that i think i agree with that with that strategy. you're thinking of frank. yeah, lots of sunshine today. temperatures not too hot, just kind of in that comfortable range. there is a little bit of a breeze. but overall we're kind of holding on to weather pattern we had yesterday. for wednesday. so lots of sunshine today you will notice. ah little bit of a warm up is we had a friday, but especially by the weekend. we're thinking some seventies and some eighties approaching the fairy. in fact, the warm spots could be flirty with 90 degrees, and that will be by sunday. here's the satellite is you can pick out. still some patchy cloud cover some fog earlier this morning and still a few patches near the coastline. we still have that onshore breeze as well. so the beaches really have not been warming up too much all week long, and that's the case for today, main

mark on many public figures he met including a host of u.s. presidents, eisenhower, ford, kennedy and obama. president biden whom phillipised the duke's decades of devoted public service adding his legacy will live on. condolences flooded in from around the world. the question of harry and meghan attending the funeral will attract attention but for now they posted this message, thank you for your service. you will be greatly missed. as funeral arrangements are made for the next few days, flags will be lowered and a book of condolences opened. the nation will mourn with her majesty the queen at the loss of her beloved husband. erin, funeral plans that have been years in the making and carefully designed by buckingham palace have been drastically altered to compile with the covid-19 restrictions here in the united kingdom. the military procession and laying in state have been abandoned all together and only 30 people will be able to attend the funeral. while we were expecting thousands to line the streets. though the smaller affair maybe feels such a towering figure in british public life, it is more to the duke of eden b

phillip. >> that will be significant. kristin, thank you. >>> amtrak joe is living up to his nickname today he will celebrate his decades of ridership with a trip to philadelphia to mark the 5h anniversary of amtrak. in his latest stop people on his infrastructure plan. tracie potts joins us with the latest tracie, the president faces an uphill battle with republicans in congress. >> reporter: right, frances. republicans think it's too expensive. $4 trillion in new spending for jobs and families. they also think it's not targeted that the jobs bill isn't just about infrastructure but what they call a liberal wish list. the president will talk about the jobs plan and the family plan today as he makes those remarks about amtrak in philadelphia he also, we expect, will talk about achievements in his first 100 days >> as much as we've done, we've got a lot more to do that's why i proposed the american jobs plan it is a once in a generation investment in america. it's the biggest jobs plan in this country since world war ii. >> the the biden administration seems to have given up on selling actual unity in favor of catnip to their liberal base covered with a hefty coat of f

marks the beginning of our efforts to pursue a mixed use development that includes residential retail and modern logistics facilities which will spur further reinvestment job growth and economic opportunity. phillipejegal all kron 4 news. >> governor newsome, he was all on the big sur coast today. taking part in the reopening of the coast highway. this after everything from mudslides to wildfires conspired to close that iconic highway last winter. kron four's. rob fladeboe has the latest. >> to be able to say and governors love saying this. anyone does anyone. the private sector low saying that we've got some done ahead of schedule and on budget. so let me say it again. we've got some doubt ahead of schedule and on >> california governor gavin newsome on hand friday could help cut the ribbon celebrating the long-awaited reopening of highway one here at red creek about 15 miles south of big sur village. this is not just another highway. >> our highway system is not just another roadway in the united states of america. this is highway one there ain't anything else like this anywhere in the world. the governor was given a tour of the 11.5 million dollar repair. >> after a landslide swept a 150 foot s

fired 41 round gun salute to mark the death of prince philip, the duke of edinburgh and the husband of queen elizabeth, the second buckingham palace announced today that phillips funeral will take place on april 17th at windsor castle. the ceremony will be closed to the public though thousands have gathered at buckingham palace to pay their respects despite a plea from the royals not to gather because the pandemic. and if you're wondering prince harry will be attending the funeral. but meghan markle will not be doctors have advised her not to fly to england because of her pregnancy pregnancy. >> a push to get the u.s. economy back on track. still to come tonight here on kron. 4 news today. hundreds of small businesses across the country are now joining together spread the word about the safety and effectiveness of the covid vaccine. >> and a shooting in missouri today left one person dead and person is dead, 3 others are injured after a shooting that happened there this morning. the incident happened just after 5 o'clock a man walking inside of a convenience store pulled out his gun. >> frances lin brings us the latest. >> they were initially taken ozarks medi

phillips curve is being thrown out. the idea of inflation is being thrown out and everywhere around the world, governments are printing more money. that, to me, is a key difference markinghis economic cycle. jonathan: a group of policymakers conditioned by the previous cycle. coming up, michael. good morning to you all. equity futures doing nicely on the nasdaq. we advanced .3%. yields up through q1 by almost 83 basis points. from new york, this is bloomberg surveillance. surveillance. jonathan: from new york city for our audience worldwide, this is "bloomberg surveillance." q1 was about expecting a better year ahead. q2 is about actually seeing the data. ahead of that, q1 on the s&p 500, up a couple of percentage points. more than 12% through q1. right now, equity futures doing nicely. up .9%. in line with a better outlook. yields up almost 83 basis points. some stabilization the last couple of days. we course corrected and this is where we stayed. 172 right now. it down a couple of basis points as we come in around three basis points. this is what is important to me. it is about expectations relative to the data. the surprise index of bloomberg for the u.s.. the lesso

phillip apart from the regs of the family accordance with strict social distancing rules. prince harry also attended walking into windsor castle with his brother prince william. the funeral marked bombshell interview with oprah winfrey. yet another grim milestone passed today as the global death toll from covid-19 surpasses 3 million. 560,000 people have died in the u.s. that's the highest death toll by any country followed by brazil. i'm jon scott i'll be back tomorrow for an all new "fox report" at 6 p.m. eastern, now we take you back to "life, liberty & levin." they have no way to address the way minorities particularly face a few years ago, there were 752 black kids shot on south side of chicago in one year. i think it was 2016 or so. what do they have to say about that? nothing, no fun follows up on that and thousands and thousands of black kids shooting and killing each other. yet the world stops over george floyd. the in paris -- the demonstrating by the eiffel tower and george floyd, george floyd offers liberals innocence. i can say that i'm torn to pieces about what happened to george floyd because i am, again, innocent of the america's racist past. and so it is an eas

mark of a just society. host: we would like to thank phillip morris for being with us here today and talking about his articleuch for your time. guest: my pleasure. host: we like to thank all of our callers and guests for being with us. ♪ there -- earlier this morning the spacex crew dragon successfully dock at the international space station. four astronauts are on a six-month mission. we will watch the final phases of external docking for a few minutes, followed by a welcome ceremony aboard the iss. coverage is provided by nasa tv.

marks the beginning of our efforts to pursue a mixed use development that includes residential retail and modern logistics facilities which will spur further reinvestment job growth and economic opportunity. phillipell kron 4 news. >> next. today. crime on camera woman in county has been missing ever since. are estranged husband got into a car with her where they were last seen. >> still ahead, the a's looking to extend their 11 game winning streak. kate rooney has highlights from tonight's game and more coming up in sports. >> new at 8, the stanislaus county sheriff's office has released this video that you're looking at. this said shows a woman being kidnapped at gunpoint by her estranged husband. this is from last sunday. it was outside a convenience store in modesto. you're looking at the woman detectives say says anna tours got into a car with this man and then hobby or shop has pushed her into the passenger seat and drove off the woman's 2 children were in that car chavez left them at his parents house later that night, but he has not returned. torres has not been seen since then. authorities believe the chavez went to mexico. new details tonight after home security video caught a teenage bo

marks the beginning of our efforts to pursue a mixed use development. >> that includes residential retail and modern logistics facilities which will spur further reinvestment job growth and economic opportunity. phillipe djegal all kron 4 news. >> coming up here at 3. when could the johnson and johnson vaccine be back in circulation. we'll have a live report out of washington, d c with what the cdc decided today. stay with us. i mean. >> a cdc advisory panel has just ruled that the johnson and johnson vaccine should return. it's been 11 days since it was paused due to a very rare blood clot that was found specifically in women raquel martin joining us live now with the latest from washington. raquel, what can you tell us about how the panel voted today and how soon we could see this shot. being administered again. >> well, this afternoon we saw the cdc panel vote 10 to 4 to recommend the use of that johnson and johnson vaccine. but we know this isn't the end of the road. that is not a binding agreement. we know we have to wait for the cdc director to act next. she says she wants to move quickly. friday, health experts on the cdc advisory panel recommended the johnson and johnson vaccine. should return

marks the beginning of our efforts to pursue a mixed use development. >> that includes residential retail and modern logistics facilities which will spur further reinvestment job growth and economic opportunity. phillipe djegal all kron 4 news. >> on the peninsula. redwood city family says they're still very shaken up after their home was broken into in the middle of the night happened about 11:00pm nerve a lot of road and oak avenue. the victim's daughter says 3 masked man broke into the home tased. her father hit her mother in the head and mouth with a gun. the thieves took a safe that contained cash and documents and then drove off in a light colored bmw suv with the back windows broken. the family has filed a report with the redwood city police pacifica police are again asking the public for help to try to find the man accused of. >> shooting his pregnant ex-girlfriend in the head 5 years ago. this month. the then 25 year-old woman survive and her child survived the shooting. this was on april 27th 2016 police say they believe ricardo colin dress is responsible, but they haven't been able to find him. he's now 30 years old. he's described as about 5 feet and 5 and a half feet tall weighing about a

sunday, i'm abby phillip and to our viewers in the united states and around the world, thank you for spending part of your weekend with us. the united states is reflecting on a week marked by violence. a mass shooting in indianapolis, a 20-year-old black man shot dead by police, body cam video showing an officer fatally shooting a 13-year-old who had his hands up. all as the verdict in the derek chauvin trial could come this week. the gun violence has not spared big cities or small towns. and just last night there were two more mass shootings, bringing the total to at least 47 in the past month. and in the town of brooklyn center, near minneapolis, a community again is in mourning. 20-year-old daunte wright was shot dead by an officer who police said miss took her taser for a gun. now that officer is charged with second-degree manslaughter. in the weeks since wright's deaths that there has been nearly nightly protests with participants chanting his name and his killing has deeply resonated in a state with still open wounds after the death of two other black men at the hands of police. philando castile in 2016 and george floyd in 2020. here is wright's mother who was on

marks the beginning of our efforts to pursue a mixed use development. >> that includes residential retail and modern logistics facilities which will spur further reinvestment job growth and economic opportunity. philliped quite a bit of cloud cover today. but for the most part, most folks to be avoiding the raindrops as we look for maybe a little partial clearing going on here. get those temperatures in the 60's tonight. yeah. here >> good morning. welcome back. of course, is just april. but we already know it's been a dry year. up to now has several bay area counties already starting to see the effect of having so little rain. yeah. farmers in solano county are already work worrying about how the weather is going to affect their crops. melanie townsend shows us how farmers in vacaville are changing the way they conserve water. >> as they prepare for the worst. >> california's 58 counties 85% are now under a severe drought forecast. according to the national drought mitigation center in for extreme drought counties like sacramento and solano lindsay li. big says the effects are already being seen with the drought affected as was during our winter crop. so things like, hey. >> you're a posture. those t

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