so the walker the madam walker legacy center is a non-profit center. that was it was a the headquarters for the company and then it became a non-profit entity in the early 80s. okay, so at the time how was she portrayed in the media in the press? every and she was really very smart again in our marketing and in developing relationships with publishers and editors. so and she she has a lot in the black press and some of the publishers said that she helped keep them in business. so she was very favorably covered and then there were whiteness papers who wrote about her. she was when she build her mansion in irvington, new york. she was in this sunday new york times magazine. but there were some, you know sort of racial slurs. it was as if the white press just really couldn't quite get its mind around this successful woman. so when now you see the new york times as rewriting these obituaries of people who were neglected. she actually had an obituary, but i would love to see one where there's no racial slur with her in the headline. well in that leads us to

>> walker: i'm darren walker, and i have... >> stahlhl: as ford d foundation president, darren walkers a $14 billion endowment and a landmark headquarters building in manhattan where more than 1,500 grants are made each year to non-profit organizations in the u.s. and around the world. its grants helped create giants like public broadcasting and "sesame street," human rights watch, and head start, a program walker says made a huge difference in his own life as a poor kid in east texas. he was in its very first class. were you even aware, did you even know what the ford foundation was? >> walker: i had no idea what the ford foundation was. i didn't know what policy was. but i knew that i was a lucky child. and i always felt my country was cheering me on. >> stahl: walker fears that kids living in poverty now don't feel cheered on by their country. so, after he was chosen to lead the foundation in 2013-- he'd been a vice president before that-- he did something radical: >> walker: all of our grant making in the u.s. and around the world... >> stahl: he announced that every ford foundati

walker smallwood threw a no-hitter.by two batters, tying a school record. >> when the last strike game, i was in denial all over again. i was like, that didn't just happen. >> i was in tears most of the stands were in tears. just one of those special moments that we will cherish forever. >> number 6, walker smallwood. >> walker may never play again. and he is actually fine with that now. because who needs a world series ring,ring, when you have alread taken on your greatest rival. and undefeated. >> and that is the overnight news for this monday. for some of you the news continues and for others check with us later for cbs this morning or follow us online at cbs news.com. from the broadcast center in new york city -- >>> it's monday, april 26th, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." back in circulation. the pause in the johnson & johnson single-shot dose is over. how health officials hope to win over vaccine skeptics. >>> america weighs in. a new poll reveals what people think of the guilty verdict against former police

. >>> turning now to the investigation in the brutal attack on lady gaga's dog walker and abduction of two of her beloved french bulldogs, here's andrea fujii. >> reporter: this morning multiple arrests in connection with the dognapping of lady gaga's two french bulldogs and shooting of her dog walker. five people are in custody and charged with the crime that happened in hollywood last february, including the woman who claimed she found the dogs. surveillance video captured the moment dog walker ryan fisher screamed as police say he was shot while dogs koji and gustav were snatched and driven away. gaga's third dog, ms. asia, managed to escape. 35-year-old fisher was shot in the chest, seriously hurt but survived his injuries. lady gaga took to social media, pleading for her beloved dogs' safe return, offering a $500,000 reward. two days after the brazen attack, police revealed a woman turned the dogs over to police claiming she found the dogs and was responding to the reward. but police later discovered she was in a relationship with the father of another suspect. three people have b

just one of those special moments that we'll cherish forever. >> number 6, walker smallwood!lker may never play again, and he's actually fine with that now, because who needs a world series ring when you've already taken on your greatest rival and gone undefeated. steve hartman, cbs news, "on the road." >> o'donnell: such incredible resilience by him. all right, up next, a look ahead to "face the nation." did you know that geico's whole 15 minutes thing... that came from me. really. my first idea was “in one quarter of an hour, your savings will tower... over you. figuratively speaking." but that's not catchy, is it? that's not going to swim about in your brain. so i thought, what about... 15 minutes. 15 percent. serendipity. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. sedignity.y. it demands a rapid covid test, because we all deserve an answer. it demands a better understanding of your glucose levels, so you can enjoy movie night. and knowing your baby is getting the nutrition he needs, no matter how you choose to feed him. at abbott, we fight for these moments,

donald trump, because of his long ties to herschel walker, is believed walker, his profile could help senate. and walker, we are told, is seriously considering it. he's talked to a number of people, the national republican senatorial committee, donald trump and his team several times. he's talked to people like senator lindsey graham who are pushing him to do it, but there's still a fair amount of concern. there's uncertainty about what kind of candidate he might be. he's a texas resident. he's also a political newcomer so how can he mount a campaign that will be one of the most intensely fought for over the next year. and at the same time, the fact that he's even deliberating and has the endorsement already from the former president, that has been enough to prevent other candidates from moving forward. one, buddy carter, a congressman from georgia, who was considering running, told me he's not going to make a decision until herschel walker dec decides, and others, including doug collins, who lost in an effort to try to run against warnock last year, is also considering but is not dec

herschel walker joining us there.ordan on the other side of this break. ♪ ♪ ♪ maria: welcome back. now danger at the u.s. border as we've told you previously one-third of migrant women and children have reported sexual abuse on their dangerous track to america. now according to texas governor greg abbott, these individuals are still not safe in u.s. custody. earlier this week he launched full investigation into allegations of abuse including sexual assault in san antonio. it can be happening elsewhere but child protective services hat nonbe allowed to check. barrasso with me on the public health crisis he witnessed in donna, texas. >> i watched them be tested for coronavirus. they had them in a courtyard. all of these young people, they are only allowed to be there for 3 days by law, you wouldn't want your kids to be there for 3 minutes but many are staying there up to ten days and being tested the day that they leave and put them in the courtyard and do the instant test and then those that have been tested positive h

walker, thank you for what you are trying to do. i feel like the last 30 to 40 years the donations from china has infiltrated our colleges. i think they are more or less letting america destroy itself from within, starting with children. i have two kids in college. free speech, there is no such thing anymore. maybe we should stop our tax dollars from funding these colleges that are spewing hatred for america, for free speech. there is no such thing. i was wondering what you think about, you know, our tax dollars going to fund these colleges. can we stop it? the fairness doctrine in the media should be right back. let's be fair. without that you have nothing. let me get your thoughts. thank you. guest: interesting points. first on the point of china, the iaf has raised concerns about the inroads they have made on college campuses across the country. there is a pushback on a larger issue beyond free speech. china has become the new version of the evil empire, taking that away from the old soviet union in terms of what they are trying

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i think what herschel walker is saying is, why don't these companies focus on solutions?'t they focus on actually solving these problems instead of just complaining about them? my biggest concern with this entire issue with georgia is how they moved from a black majority county in atlanta to a white majority county in denver, all under the guise of trying to fight systemic racism. it has had the opposite effect, actually. we have $30 million of stimulus for black-owned businesses -- that's more on major league baseball. i'm afraid that there really isn't a inclination or desire to find solutions. instead, the democrats want to intentionally misrepresent this issue as something that it isn't. i agree completely with what herschel walker and other people's side, it's insulting to compare this to jim crow. if this expands voting access on the weekends, and it actually ensures and protects the right to vote so that there are no questions about the integrity of the ballots that are being sent in. we went to the point of major league baseball making ths decision -- what we repo

walker. >> general walker, do you solemnly swear or affirm that you will support and defend the constitution that position, walker's appointment coming after 39 years of decorated military experience and the january insurrection at the u.s. capitol. history made on many fronts tonight. that's "nightline" for this evening. catch our full episodes on hulu. we'll see you right back here same time tomorrow. thanks for the company, america. good night. is your family ready for an emergency? you can prepare by mapping out two ways to escape your home, creating a supply kit, and including your whole family in practice drills. for help creating an emergency plan, visit safetyactioncenter.pge.com

. >> reporter: i'm amara walker in atlanta. the crackdown continues in miami beach after officials say spring break crowds were out of control. so as a result of the chaos and disorder the city of miami beach is now extending its state of emergency through easter weekend. that means by 7:00 p.m. all outdoor seating at restaurants and sidewalk cafÉs in the high impact zone must close. the high impact zone will be closed to people and cars from 8:00 p.m. to 6:00 in the morning. the restrictions take effect thursday april 1st and go through sunday april 4th. >> reporter: i'm martin savidge in atlanta. georgia will soon start rolling back the state's remaining coronavirus restrictions.

the singer's dog-walker was shot during the encounter. it appears gaga's $500,000 reward helped investigators. here's abc's andrea fujii. >> reporter: this morning, multiple arrests in connection with the dognapping of lady gaga's two french bulldogs and shooting of her dog-walker. five people ranging in age from 18 to 50 are in custody and charged in the crime that happened in hollywood last february including the woman who claimed she found the dogs. urveillance video captured the moment dog-walker ryan fischer screamed as police say he was shot while dogs koji and gustav were snatched and driven away. gaga's third dog, miss asia, managed to escape. >> help me. >> reporter: 35-year-old fischer was shot in the chest seriously hurt but survived his injuries. lady gaga took to social media pleading for her beloved dogs' safe return offering a $500,000 reward. two days after the brazen attack police reealed a woman turned the dogs over to police claiming she found the dogs and was responding to the reward. but police say they later discover

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some describe it as the tender between dog owners and potential dog walkers.. good two is an online platform _ how it works. good two is an online platform for - how it works. good two is an online platform for local- how it works. good two is an i online platform for local dogs, for walks, weekend or holiday. the way it works, people sign up, they create a profile, they write a little bit about themselves or their dog and then they search for other members and the local area. first and foremost based on location but then they look at each other�*s profiles and then after that they message each other and meet and greet, just like you do with a dog walker or babysitter. so it is all about building local friendships in the community space so there is no money exchanging hands. so space so there is no money exchanging hands.- space so there is no money exchanging hands. so as the dog owner i exchanging hands. so as the dog owner i pay _ exchanging hands. so as the dog owner i pay you _ exchanging hands. so as the dog owner i pay you the _ exchanging hands. so as

and streaming on cbsn bay area, and arrest in the violent robbery and shooting of lady gaga's dog walker. the charges filed against the woman who returned the dogs. >>> the green light that the crews industry has been waiting for. what it will take for ships to set fail. >>> a militia of moms leading a national revolution. they are anti-v did you know that geico's whole 15 minutes thing... that came from me. really. my first idea was “in one quarter of an hour, your savings will tower... over you. figuratively speaking." but that's not catchy, is it? that's not going to swim about in your brain. so i thought, what about... 15 minutes. 15 percent. serendipity. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. >>> president biden hit the road to mark 100 days in office. it ticked off the state blitz by admission officials to sell the president's plan for infrastructure in american families. debra alfarone with the details for us. >> reporter: his 100th day in office the president and first lady went to georgia, when he visited former president jimmy carter and his wife, roslyn. presi

walker was elected in 1972.ut walker was a terrific campaigner. >> he was known as bandana down, the straightlaced corporate attorney in chicago, i think from montgomery ward. he put on a red bent down and want to the southern tip of the state. and taylor walked with him, he walked the length of the state and is zigzagged, getting press coverage everywhere he went, right? it was this amazing outpouring of media coverage, saying, i am going to take on springfield, and he got known for that. >> he was running as a counterpoint, as a rebel against the ruling democratic hierarchy run by mayor daley in chicago. all sorts of regular democrats and counties and communities he was walking through, would refuse to talk to him or would not be steady pictured with him and so on. so he spent almost the whole time talking with people who had not been involved in the political process one way or another. he spent, he brought in a lot of young people, who had no interest i assume before that, and politics. he slept in different

the woman whose name was not immediately released was using a walker and was not in the crosswalk. hit just north of kirchner. according to san jose police back on april first, 37 year-old than src was also hit and killed here by a driver who also fled the scene or she was in her wheelchair and in the cross walk van came from and her daughter cross monterey road daily. they, too are victims of a 2019 hit and run driver was never caught. >> i look at the cross, but given the right away. so when i started crossing, i heard this screech i see headlights and me and my mother. >> no suspect or vehicle description is currently available in the latest incident but flyers with vanessa or sees picture includes a photo of the 2004 to 2000. 10 white mercedes-benz cls coop similar to the one that is being sought by police monterey. road is frequently included efforts to crack down on speeding. there is no apparent connection between the 2 hit and run fatalities. but richard buckle and others using walkers wheelchairs and scooters in the area report frequent encounters with careless drivers as

her dog walker was seriously wounded.rested with the shooting. police said detectives don't believe the suspects were targeting the victim because of the dog's owner but knew of the great value of the breed of dogs. that was the motivation for the robbery. that is terrifying and awful and i hope that dog walker has recovered. >>> now this, back when one had to physically go to a store to return a movie, if you didn't return it, late fees would be charged. one texas woman was hit with a little more. charged with felony embezzlement when she tried to change her name on her license after getting married in 2020 when the dmv told her she had an outstanding issue in oklahoma. she was charged in 1999 from never returning a copy of "sabrina the teenage width" but she said she had never rented it for her self. before she told me what the charge was regarding, she told me she was even embarrassed to say what it was for. luckily the da in oklahoma has dismissed the charges and her record ex punged. who knew? >> the sweet moment cau

liked walker in new york city.y shrewd, waited until he had been nominated in the summer of '32 and then pulled the plug on walker. and that was the end of him. but walker was not like giuliani was. he was not a presidential candidate. he was never remotely called america's mayor as giuliani rightly was for his leadership in 2001, and he didn't have the fascinating complex record of strengths and flaws that giuliani showed as mayor in the 1990s. >> fascinating. and i think we have ken back. ken, go ahead. >> well, as i was saying, rudy has become increasingly reckless and greedy. money is an after row deez yak. he's made a lot of it. i spoke to a lot of people in rudy world this week, and none of them are surprised, including me. we're dismayed and disappointed. but, you know, we're not shocked by any means. i was told that he was warned not to go into business with them but he decided anyway to do so. and he took $500,000 that's coming back to bite him now. it's very hard for all of us to reconcile arguably the mo

the singer's dog walker was shot, and the thieves took off with her prized pets.nother man, and the woman who later returned the dogs? guess what? they're also charged. the dog walker survived the attack. now to this: china just made a big move in the space race. today it launched the first stage of what will become its own orbiting space station. it will be smaller than the international space station, but xt yeauld be comple to accept af all ght,ig mi lemsomtralia t ousands the birds have flooded the streets of new south wales in search of food. and in torrance, california, it was like a scene out of alfred hitchcock's "the birds," when more than 800 migrating birds invaded this home-- look at that-- through a chimney. all right, up next, an iconic music venue reopens, with a tribute to the heroes of the pandemic. these are real people, not actors, who've got their eczema under control. with less eczema, you can show more skin. so roll up those sleeves. and help heal your skin from within with dupixent. t trent of i and help heal your skin from within that conti

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herschel walker, thank you. coming up, you won't believe one whistle-blower teacher caught, his principal thing on tape at the left continues to promote critical race theory. we are going to show you when we return as we are joined by the attorney for the whistle-blower and leo 2.0 terrel. straight ahead. ventures and their suv is always there with them. so when their windshield got a chip, they wanted it fixed fast. they drove to safelite autoglass for a guaranteed, same-day, in-shop repair. we repaired the chip before it could crack. and with their insurance, it was no cost to them. >> woman: really? >> tech: that's service you can trust, when you need it most. ♪ pop rock music ♪ >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ >> sean: we are continuing tonight to cover the extreme far left racist quote woke ideology that is infecting some of new ye schools, for example, whistle-blower teacher at manhattan's grace church school is now speaking out and exposing the schools far left indoctrination. get this,

here at levi's stadium in santa clara, wilson walker, kpix5. >>> if you received the pfizer vaccine, listen up. you may , may need a third booster shot in the coming year. pfizer's ceo says fully vaccinated people will likely need a booster between 6 to 12 against the recent police shootings in suburban minneapolis and daly city. both happened during traffic stops. >> we believe in true public safety. we want to know what people actually want, not what the police think is best for us. we are calling for a stop of fear mongering from the police. we need to find fund our schools, fund our public transit. >> in south san francisco, some ultraviolet robots are cleaning classrooms ahead of monday's reopening. the school district there bought 30 of them for its 16 campuses. >> anything the light hits, it kills the microbes. turn it on for seven minutes in a room this size and it is done. >> we want to invest in something that we can also use for long-term -wise come you know, for the current virus but once the coronavirus goes away, we want to be able to use it for like flu viruses and any

wilson walker takes a look at the vaccine bottleneck and how contra costa county may be able to provide a preview of what is to come. >> reporter: expect delays the next big wave of eligibility is here but right behind it, more vaccine. >> i have it come today is mine, my husband gets it next tuesday so we were lucky that we were able to get it. >> reporter: because contra costa county now has a bit of a backlog since they have broadened eligibility ahead of the states schedule. there just are not enough spots to go around. >> so we got 60,000 requests on tuesday would be open to 16 and up and that is a lot, right? so at the end of that day we had 40 thousand requests. as of this morning we had about 23,000 in the backlog. it requires people to get a little bit patient but we will get there. >> she admitted there will be a backlog now that san francisco and most of california has opened to those 50 and older, but she also put a relatively short timetable on that. >> we expect by this weekend will be at 50% of san franciscans vaccinated and by mid-may, we expect to be at 80%. >> that is

wilson walker is live at antioch to show us how contra costa county is trying to spread the word about walk in clinics. >> reporter: we have talked so much about the age tears and working our way down toward 16 and it goes without saying that a lot of folks who have been eligible for a long time have not. how do you corral them, how do you get them on board with all of this. very simple answer is you go to them. >>> i had polio a long time ago when i was a kid when everybody was getting polio, and everyone they gave out, i got. that i know of. >> and here you are. >> and here i am getting another one. >> reporter: she was able to get a shot that leaving her car today. no appointment needed, just her granddaughter going to bring her here. >> boy, when she told me, because she is like office for me, i was just so happy. >> reporter: she had been holding out until her son told her it was time. >> he says i will do it, and ice as you promise, and i says yes, i promise. >> i told her all my friends and not myself, as well, and other folks have gotten it and they have been fine to try to get

walker, thank you for what you are trying to do.l like the last 30 to 40 years the donations from china has infiltrated our colleges. i think they are more or less letting america destroy itself from within, starting with children. i have two kids in college. free speech, there is no such thing anymore. maybe we should stop our tax dollars from funding these colleges that are spewing hatred for america, for free speech. there is no such thing. i was wondering what you think about, you know, our tax dollars going to fund these colleges. can we stop it? the fairness doctrine in the media should be right back. let's be fair. without that you have nothing. let me get your thoughts. thank you. guest: interesting points. first on the point of china, the iaf has raised concerns about the inroads they have made on college campuses across the country. there is a pushback on a larger issue beyond free speech. china has become the new version of the evil empire, taking that away from the old soviet union in terms of what they are trying to do

he has been busy placing signs letting dog walkers know that certain trails are now off- limits to dogsritical and is unmanned wildlife camera captured images of one of the presidio's to resident coyotes construct in a den several weeks ago and monitoring confirmed the female was pregnant. >> we have gotten a lot of footage on her cameras of the alpha female over the last four weeks and she is very big full of pups. >> reporter: this is the couple second delivery and these are images from last year. the pups are eventually driven off by the alpha parents to find their own habitat outside the presidio. >> each year that litter of offspring it's essentially kicked out of this territory. but we really have one pair. >> reporter: for the next several months the mother and father will defend the litter against threats particularly canine species s so the presidio team is closing trails running closest to the den and dogs an area that dog walkers come into contact with the coyotes. for some it is an inconvenience but for few it is a kinship to help protect them. >> it is there trails as well

live here in san mateo, wilson walker, kpix5. >>> a show of unity in san francisco. the archbishop led a prayer service at st. mary's cathedral to show support for the city's asian community. he joined up with the city's director of chinese ministry to hold an easter peace prayer service. participants prayed for an end to violence and racism and a call for peace and healing. the archbishop condemned violence saying that the city has always been an epicenter of asian american culture. >>> taking a live look at san francisco, anyone 16 years old and up is not eligible to receive a covid vaccine. nearly half of all san franciscans have received at least one dose of the vaccine so far. contra costa residence 16 and older are also eligible to get vaccinated but finding an appointment can be challenging at times so to deal with the high demand, the county announced a plan that will allow contra costa county residents to get their shot at the oakland coliseum, appointment can be made on the my turn website. >>> the nation is facing another potential covid surge partly fuele

richard walker chief international editor thank you. for there's more developments in the past derek starting in india where new daily cases have passed 100000 for the 1st time in the country now has the highest recorded infection rates in the world a britain has confirmed it will further loosen lockdown restrictions next week as its vaccination program continues apace nonessential shops will be allowed to reopen an outdoor dining will be allowed and the jerusalem post is reporting that pfizer has halted shipments of vaccine to israel after the country reportedly failed to pay for the last batch here's a look at some more stories making news around the world russian president vladimir putin has signed legislation that would allow him to stay in office for 2 more terms it means he could potentially remain in power until 2036 the changed part of constitutional reforms approved in a referendum last year mr putin's already been in power for more than 20 years. who is government is clamping down on independent reporting on the coronavirus pa

. >>> new developments in the shooting of lady gaga's dog walker and the theft of her two dogs five arrests including the woman who returned the dogs seeking a $500,000 reward. >>> and the surprising reason you could find gas stations running on empty this summer >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening, everyone after living through some of the darkest moments in its history a stunning announcement from the mayor of new york city today. the city where a year ago makeshift morgues idled on its streets, set to fully reopen in july officials announcing the city of 8.5 million residents has administered a remarkable 6.4 million vaccine doses, setting it on a firm road to recovery but the capricious nature of this virus revealing itself in new places tonight like oregon, a new hot spot, forcing new restrictions, even as overall infection numbers drop in so many parts of the country. nationally almost 14 at least vaccine dose miguel almaguer now with the good and bad of where this pandemic leaves us tonight. >> reporter: in another sign the nation is turning the

wilson walker was out there capturing all that excitement. >> reporter: just about 9000 fans got to see today's game, truly an opening day unlike any other, and the excitement extended well beyond the ball park. >> wonderful to be back. wonderful to be back in san francisco, as well. >> reporter: the fans, the food, the good times, it all came back to life today, even though the pandemic continues to write most of the rolls. as for the process of checking those credentials, the giants were absolutely ready for it with an army of staff on hand to check paperwork and keep people moving. >> that is the first. never had to do this before. >> what does it mean to be back? >> it's awesome. i'm so happy to be back. baseball is back. i love this game. i'm really excited to bring my boy here, and watch the giants win. >> it's a great day. we are very happy. the giants are back, the people are back, everyone is back. it's a great day. >> reporter: may be more excited than the fans, businesses up and down the embarcadero where it looked every it like a sunny opening day. this was an afternoon a lo

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wilson walker is there live. >> reporter: whether you are a giants fan or you are running a business in this area of san francisco today, today was a long awaited win. >> just get back, get back to normal life, get some baseball. get back into the groove of things. >> reporter: the stretch of the waterfront dominated by the ballpark spring back to life today. even at a fraction of its normal capacity. >> it is been a long year, long quiet one. russians were at their open own capacity limits and other southernmost for check they have seen in over a year. picking it up step-by-step. >> for the fans, many of whom were ready to prove full vaccination today. this was a step back toward normal. even with all the things that were different. >> it's an opening, the first time will be in a large group of people, so yeah, so yeah, we can see the end. >> we have been coming every year and not having it last year was just the ultimate sign of just how crappy everything was. >> it's love, i love being around the people. this town is great, i love this game, and really happy to be back and watchin

his richard walker richard what do you make of this call from shit for a bridge lockdown presumably a tougher law down in germany. ok. this is aman lush it who of course you know he is the head of state of north rhine-westphalia but most importantly he leads i'm going to metals conservative c.d.u. party and he's the man who hopes that he will be able to replace the elections coming up this september he has written reacting basically to 2 things the pandemic and the politics and what maybe let's take a pandemic 1st of all what we're experiencing here is a 3rd wave of covert 19 which is coming at a ferocious pace driven by the british variant that emerged in the u.k. towards the end of last year and caused many many deaths there that we're seeing the number of infections rising here and while there's been a little bit of a blip down over the easter holidays while the health authorities are not registering things so quickly the overall trajectory is very serious and i think the number that scaring a lot of people at the moment is that the number of people who are in intensive care and ho

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state has numbed thrown open the door for everyone 16 and up to get a covid vaccine but as wilson walker explains, could be a challenge to snag an appointment. >> i'm really excited to be able to travel again, have a long distance boyfriend, he lives in germany and i can't wait to go see him. >> reporter: the 20 something crowd newly eligible but already well represented in vaccination lines in santa clara county. >> i feel like everybody in my friend group at least has been really waiting on it to get this as soon as possible. >> reporter: if you're worried that the expanded eligibility might make appointments hard to come by, it might but probably not for long. >> we are vaccinating over 20,000 residents a day, and it has been phenomenal to see the turnout. we have residents rushing in here. >> reporter: california is faxing people fast enough that getting through a sizable piece of the 16 and older population should only take several weeks. >> which is doable given that we are vaccinating 350,000 people a day. so that is 1 million every three days. >> reporter: it is also worth taking

wilson walker, kpix5. >> a lot of people on edge as to what might happen. but, joining us now with her cake, retired judge cordell. former independent police auditor for the city of san jose. the jury had the three charges to consider. deliberation didn't take long. what did it come down to for the group to make its unanimous decision on guilty and all charges so quickly? >> i can only speculate. but i believe that the video made this case. without the video. without the footage from the body worn cameras or bystanders, e don't think this verdict would have happened. the eyewitnesses with the footage. the jurors went with believe what you see. and what they saw was a murder. >> in the end, the defense argument that george floyd's death could have been because of other factors, bad heart, drug use, was it just impossible to argue that given what was in the video evidence. >> the defense had to work with this footage. it was the exhaust. it was his heart condition. i give credit to the defense. they had to come up with something. the jury did not buy it. the

cyclists and walkers a heads- up.t sidewalk on the alcatraz side of the span is about to get pretty tight. starting tomorrow crews will start installing a suicide deterrent net on the east side. and equipment will be stored behind barriers along the sidewalk. the project aims to prevent people from jumping off the bridge. it will take another two years to finish. >>> and on the subject of construction, there's more of it this time at the pleasant hill b.a.r.t. station. part of the garage will close and crews there will be up grading its lighting and retroo fitting. the building. it's expected to take four months. >>> and still ahead right now, the video stirring up outrage and calls for justice in one northern california city after one teen's brutal encounter with police. >>> plus, it was feared the san francisco institution would never reopen. but there is good news. for the oldest restaurant in california history. >>> and making way for a different kind of pump. not that kind. why some popular san francisco trails a

richard walker chief international editor thank you. and take a look now at some of the latest developments in this pandemic at new day the case numbers in india have passed 100004 the 1st time i don't you know has the highest recorded infection rates in the world for to go visited some of its restrictions as case numbers for all from today bars and restaurants are allowed to serve to serve guests seated outdoor tables and the jerusalem post is reporting that pfizer has halted shipments of vaccine to israel after the country reportedly failed to pay for the last batch. well thor's is in indonesia and east timor say dozens of people have been killed in flash floods and landslides triggered by tropical cyclone serota every winds and torrential rain pounding the cluster of eastern indonesian islands as well as they bring east timor and mergence the teams are struggling to reach some of the affected areas. a human chain to escape the raging waters rain storms have triggered landslides and overflowing dams leaving small communities inundated

that means each and every dog walker needs to pitch in to make it happen. the goal is to create a buffer between the dogs and a family of coyotes. >> reporter: wildlife specialist jonathan is on a mission to keep some of the presidio's newest safe, a fresh letter of coyote pops. he has been busy placing signs, letting dog walkers know certain trails in the park are now off-limits to dogs. >> for today, dwarfing but after today on which is when we are going to start seeing more of these. >> reporter: the timing is crackle. an unmanned wildlife camera captured these images of one of the presidio's two resident coyotes constructing again several weeks ago and monitoring confirmed the fema was pregnant. >> we have gotten a lot of put it on our camera traps of the alpha female over the last four weeks and she is a very big, full of pups. >> reporter: this is the couple's second delivery. eventually, the pups are driven off by their all for parents to find their own habitat outside of the presidio. >> each year, the offspring gets kicked out of this territory. we