s board approved to replace 600 fair gates with larger swing style gates. a move that b.a.r.t. said would cost $150 million. the goal is to prevent scenes like these, riders who skip out on paying cost b.a.r.t. $25 million each year. b.a.r.t.'s general manager, bob powers, is scheduled to give an update on the plan to install the new gates. he spoke with us first, to decide if the gates can move forward. will b.a.r.t. be able to find the millions to install the new fair gates? >> the short answer, in my opinion, is yes. i think we will be able to pull together a funding plan that allows us to do that. you know, systematically, and to phase it in and working with the counties and the funding partners. i think we can be successful there. >> are you thinking in the 1$15 million realm. we have come up with a way to drastically reduce with a different way to go about replacing them. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. hopes that brings the $150 million price tag down to 90 million. in terms of a system-wide deployme deployment, when is that something that riders can expect to see? >> i think you'

station . >> reporter: we still have the old gates for the fare gates. people easily hop over them or shove through them. b.a.r.t. has been talking about new gates since last year. here is a look at the latest design. they will pitch this to the board today. they have been trying out the style at the richmond station. it was designed by b.a.r.t. engineers. it has two fight five feet swing-style barriers. riders are more than ready to see these installed. >> b.a.r.t. loses a lot of revenue from fare jumpers. it's not fair for those who pay. i think that would not only prevent a lot of vagrancy inside of t.r.t.ha b.a.t. gets the fair share and continue operating to serve the public well. >> reporter: this new design is a money saver. it comes in at $60 million cheaper than the gates they were considering. there's another item on the agenda for the board meeting that got our attention. they will discuss creating a national truth, racial healing and transformation commission. this has been proposed by u.s. representative barbara lee. the hope is to address r

s board approved a plan to replace each of its 600 fare gates with larger swing-style gates like these. a move b.a.r.t. originally said would cost about $150 million. the goal is to prevent scenes like these. riders who skip out on paying cost b.a.r.t. an estimated $25 million each year. b.a.r.t.'s general manager bob powers is scheduled to give an update later today on the plan to install the new gates. but he spoke with us first to explain if the proposal can e f a health crisis that caused a financial train wreck. >> willinstall these new gates? >> the short answer in my opinion is yes. i think we'll be able to pull together a funding plan that allows us to do that systematically and phase it in and working with the counties and our funding partners. i think we can be successful there. >> are you still thinking it will be in the $150 million realm? >> we've invested a little bit of money. not much at all into engineering and we've been able to come up with a way to drastically reduce that with a different way to go about replacing them. and a different technology, ifrt brings the $1

chamber foundation has a deep relationship with the gates foundation. for more than a decade, we've worked together op both k through 12 and post secondary education reform and we value their partnership and we're very pleased to have bill and melinda gates with us here today. as you've likely seen a few years ago, bill brought attention to the risk of a global pandemic. sadly, his warning is a reality. the good news is he and melinda have committed themselves and their organization to finding a solution and that gives us all a sense of hope. the bill and melinda gates foundation have committed more than $300 million to the global covid-19 response. we're so grateful to their leadership during this trying moment and are excited to talk to them today. this episode was pre-recorded to fit their busy schedule toe there won't be audience questions at the end of the time, but there's a lot that we get to talk about, so let's get to it. well, thank you very much for being with us. we have so many questions and we just want to jump right in. so let me ask you

s board approved a plan to replace each of its 600 fare gates with larger swing-style gates like this. a move b.a.r.t. originally said would cost around $150 million. the goal is to prevent scenes like these. riders who skip out on paying cost b.a.r.t. an estimated $25 million each year. b.a.r.t.'s general manager bob powers is scheduled to give an update later today to install the new gates, but he spoke with us first to explain if the proposal can even move forward. since his agency is still trying to recover from a health crisis that caused a financial train wreck. will b.a.r.t. be able to find the millions to install these new fare gates? >> the short answer in my opinion, yes. i think we'll be able to pull together a funding plan that allows us to do that and, you know, systematically and phase it in and working with the counties and our funding partners. i think we can be successful there. >> are you still thinking in the $150 million realm? >> we've invested a little bit of money. not much at all into engineering and we've been able to come up with a way to drastically reduce t

gates says this. he says, quote, americans, i think, understand the value of allies and how they are a unique asset for the united states, especially compared to both china and russia, neither of which have any. he says, quote, i believe most americans want our country to stand for something beyond just our military strength and economic success. a lot of people are uncomfortable, he says, with an american president cozying up to autocratic foreign leaders, full of praise for how wonderful they are and siding with them on issues while deriding american government institutions. we must work with these leaders, but we don't need to say we love them. that's from robert gates' new book, "exercise of power." russia this week sentenced an american named paul whalen to 16 years' hard labor for allegedly spying against the russian government. whalen proclaims his innocence. he has asked out loud and in signs that he's held up during his trial, he's asked specifically for president trump to speak out forcefull

just ahead, did you hear about the latest of the golden gate >>> well, if you were near the golden gate bridge yesterday and heard some musical tones, your ears were not deceiving you. >> the bridge. it's the bridge that started to sing. ♪ the golden gate bridge has been undergoing a retrofit to protect it during high winds. >> the handrails on the west side walk have been replaced with vertical slats to allow more air to flow through. and during high wind days like yesterday the bridge emits whistling sounds that can be heard for miles. kind of soothing. >> i was thinking early def leppard. we'll see you back here at 6:00. >>> tonight, americans taking to the streets across the u.s., possibly the largest day of protests since the death of george floyd. peaceful demonstrators demanding justice and change, following the killings of george floyd, breonna taylor, ahmad arbery, and so many others. protesting for black lives in new york city. the nation's capitol filled with demonstrators. >>> officers charged, two police officers pleading not guilty, to assaulting a 75-year-old peaceful p

marchers took over the golden gate bridge on saturday and this footage here went worldwide. so joining us today are the two teenage organizers and instant best friends, 17-year-old tianna day and 19-yeaolmi >>nk smu f>> tha you. >> thank you for making the time. i know it was a tiring weekend. when i checked in with you before the show, how long have you two been best friends and the shocking answer you guys gave me was? >> two days. the morning of the protest, we met. >> okay, so give us the back story. how did you guys meet and how did you become instantly united and bonded in this cause? who wants to start? >> i was looking for someone to lead. we needed someone from the black community to represent the movement as a whole. i already organized everything. it was ready, so just put out on social media, hey, i would love for someone to lead us. please let me know if you're willing and she reached out right away. it was real easy. >> tianna, you didn'the y feel like, i'm diving right in, i'm doing this. >> so a few days prior, i actually helped out with the santa rosa protes

station . >> reporter: we still have the old gates for the fare gates. people easily hop over them or shove

that's from robert gates' new book "exercise of power". russia this week sentenced an american named paul whalen to 16 years hard labor for allegedly spying against the russian government. whalen proclaims his innocence. he has asked out loud and signs he's held up during his trial, he's asked specifically for president trump to speak out forcefully and clearly to get russia to release him. we shall see. a couple of weeks ago we learned from the russian government that president trump had taken a call with president vladimir putin. we tend to usually learn these things from the russian side. that call happened on the day that vladimir putin announced he would generously give the russian people the opportunity to vote on whether or not he should have 16 more years in power as russia's leader. putin has already been in power for 20 years. now he's changing the russian constitutional framework to let him go for 36 years in power, which is a heck of a presidential term. so, the day that he announces that he's going to do that, he has a call wi

>>and there marty a beautiful morning out here at the golden gate bridge. >>let's going to be a little bit more of an expensive you starting tomorrow this is part of a 5 year fare program to help pay for the never ending cost of keeping up with maintenance for the golden gate bridge, let's take a look at the bridge tolls right now a live look and definitely less traffic than normal but definitely picking up as well we've seen more traffic coming through the golden gate bridge was in the last week or 2 that we have in the last 2 months so people are starting to head back to normal life. >>but the but let's head to what it's going to cost starting tomorrow, the bridges fast track toll will increase from $7 and $0.35 to $7.70 one time tolls will increase from $8.20 to $8.40 going up about $0.20 their car pool rates will also increase from $5.35 to $5.70 an increase fares will also go to. >>transit infrastructure in improvements, it will also help out with the golden gate district in all of the debt the money they've lost throughout the pandemic and get this it

through were jumping over the old fare gates and avoid pain. mark says the cost to install the gates at all of its stations will run about million. >>because the winds of change are blowing through sports from nascar to the nfl with black athletes in the driver's seat. nascar is only black driver bubba wallace has a win for the race for black lives matter getting nascar to stop flying. the confederate flag, seen by millions as a symbol of slavery and racism. the flag that has flown high over a stretch for 70 years is no longer welcome in the stock car series. while bubba war and i can't breathe t-shirt and he did not kneel during the national anthem yesterday but at least one nascar official did he kneeled before a race in georgia on sunday. and we're sure to see more football players doing the same the question is how will they be treated we all know what happened to 49 ers quarterback colin kaepernick after he first started dealing back in 2016. afl commissioner roger goodell didn't even mention caps name when he apologized for not supporting

just been shrouding the golden gate marin county through the morning. elsewhere in the bay we've been nice and clear but do watch your travel on highway one in portions of our coastal areas as visibility is still pretty low temperatures currently are in the 60's and 70's we're going to be later today is still warm for inland areas, but cooler than we had been the big drop in temperatures well that arrives tomorrow and continues into saturday which we'll talk more about still ahead your forecast back to you daria thanks a lot john at 9 o'clock the big story, a grim outlook for the coronavirus there are now more than 2 million confirmed cases. >>in the u.s. and doctors are afraid they were going to see a spike in new infections over the next few months. >>right now we have between 800 and a 1000 people die every single day in america. and all of the models all the data suggest that things are going to get worse in have increases the virus hasn't gone away. it's not like we're looking for for the second wave, the first wave isn't gone. >>yeah 1000 people d

their investigation into the vandalism friday at golden gate park continues. included the toppling of statues francis scott key who wrote the star-spangled banner but was also a slave owner. >>and ulysses grant the united states president and leader of the union army who also owned a slave he later freed and say tuna sarah who's accused of enslaving need of americans to build the california missions on thursday, the city removed the statue of christopher columbus in order to subvert threats to pull it down today most of the graffiti and damaged in golden gate park has been painted over or washed away but the pedestals those statues stood on are still empty beer london breed says she understands the pains country rooted in our history of slavery and oppression but denounced the vandalism pointing out that the cost to clean it up takes money away that could be going to support underfunded communities. >>but she has ordered a review of public art saying who and what we honor can and should reflect our values. deborah walker is a member of the arts commission's sh

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you'll notice those dues gate and the new gates in operation starting this morning you'll see them in the swinging style that was developed to prevent people from jumping over the fare gates and not paying. bart says the cost of installing those gates in all of the stations will run about million. >>well many says it's no longer going to transport police officers to anti-police protests. the transportation agency says that the buses were used in the past to take a large number of officers to these protests, but that won't be the case going forward and the san francisco police officers association responded to that on twitter telling new need to quote lose our number next time you need officers for fare, evasion enforcement or removing problem passengers from your buses and trains. so we asked the association's vice president to explain that tweet and here's what she had to say. >>yeah, i was a passenger or to needy or new operator is assaulted robbed, you name it will be there that the tweet me at all in saying we're coming for that we're just say we have better things that we need to

as secretary of defense secretary gates served under george w. bush and barack obama and author of new book exercise of power. doctor gates was an officer in the was therefore spending 27 years at in the cia and served as cia director to become the first career officer in history to move from entry-level employee to head of the agency serving as a matter of the national security staff in four different generations and each president of both political parties for his contributions he was awarded the presidential medal of freedom, the nation's highest civilian award by president obama and also three-time recipient of the distinguished intelligence metal one of the cia's most prestigious honors. in conversation today is general - - general mattis 26 secretary of defense 2017 through 2019 and is now a distinguished fellow at stanford university hoover institution. serving over 40 years in the marine corps starting as an infantry officer. he later served as commander of forces command and nato supreme allied commander for transportation also directing

their investigation into the vandalism friday at golden gate park continues. included the toppling of statues francis scott key who wrote the star-spangled banner but was also a slave owner. >>and ulysses grant the united states president and leader of the union army who also owned a slave he later freed and say tuna pero serra who's accused of enslaving need of americans to build the california missions on thursday, the city removed the statue of christopher columbus in order to subvert threats to pull it down today most of the graffiti and damaged in golden gate park has been painted over or washed away but the pedestals those statues stood on are still empty beer london breed says she understands the pains country rooted in our history of slavery and oppression but denounced the vandalism pointing out that the cost to clean it up takes money away that could be going to support underfunded communities. >>but she has ordered a review of public art saying who and what we honor can and should reflect our values. deborah walker is a member of the arts commission

>>that's a live news conference room listening a little bit over the golden gate golden state killer, pleading guilty to all of the charges against him today 74 year old joseph de angelo before a judge and he did plead guilty to dozens of counts of first-degree murder and rape and kidnapping. and time now to take a look outside our sutro camera overlooking the golden gate bridge itself looks beautiful. well warmer today, let's check in with meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez smug recent pay their captor down we're tracking that warming trend and we're already seeing those changes out there right now for your monday evening. >>because of that lack of marine le or so we did have those warm offshore breezy winds and because of that we are really noticing that marine layer out there right now in the bay area and as we take a look right now at temperatures we are going to see 10 degrees warmer for downtown san francisco and conquered and livermore also tracking that double digit warming so we were a few degrees above average today still in the 70's 80's as you make your way inland. they said

the coast this morning waller inland areas are nice and clear obviously not the case of the golden gate bridge just yet that fog very thick up into the north bay in the marine had winds through the golden gate and out along the coastline. so if you plan on traveling to these areas expect visibility falling below a mile. we've definitely cleared up in the oakland in the east bay hills in general, but watch out for a few foggy patches out there as well. temperatures right now mild to start we're in the 50's and 60's oakland-alameda conquered pittsburgh all in the 60's while the north bay peninsula and parts of the east bay sitting cool in the 50's to start this thursday. later on today daytime high still warm inland but cooling off near the coast talking a much cooler weekend in the works still to come back to you. >>thanks a lot john 6 o'clock and the top story, a grim outlook for the coronavirus there are now more than 2 million cases in the u.s.. and doctors are afraid that we could see a spike of new infections over the next few months. >>right now we have between 800 and a 1000 peopl

strong wind to make that noise on the golden gate bridge. it was very loud yesterday. it was almost as loud today. the wind is about to start >> we have an update on the big rush fire burning out in concorde. you see hothe fl ctothose homes. it is not clear at this moment if any were damaged. about 100 acres have burned but firefighters do look like they are getting it under control. >> we are also watching a growing wildfire south of petaluma. it covers at least 150 acres and a in a very rural area. fire crews from napa and sonoma county are battling it. >> strong winds cannot be helping. that is unless they are hoping the golden gate bridge to be a big whiner. and i look at the golden gate bridge. our camera atop the salesforce tower. it has always been a visual symbol of the city but now it has a new sound. >> wilson walker on the upgrade causing the span to sing. >> and an incredible day at the bridge just for the protest alone but yesterday also a remarkable day for the golden gate bridge. it started singing at least at a volume that co

so what is going on on the golden gate bridge? we'll explain next. >>> thousands of people gathered in downtown louisville, kentucky, today to honor what would have been breonna taylor's 27th birthday. the crowd of supporters released balloons, erupting in cheers and applause as they lifted into the sky. taylor was shot and killed by police while inside her own apartment this past march. her name has shot into the national spotlight during the recent protests. >>> nfl star drew brees is standing by his apology for earlier comments on disrespecting the flag after taking criticism from president trump. originally the new orleans saints quarterback said this week, quote, i will never agree with anybody disrespecting the flag. after a flood of backlash, he has been apologizing for that, and the president tweeted that breeze should not be apologizing for that. he should honor his stance for the flag. brees is doubling down on his apology and his pledge to be an ally for the black community in the fight for racial equality. back in 2016

>> reporter: well, raj, police are still on the scene here at golden gate park. as you can see, this statue of francis scott key was torn down and dragged through the grass and ended up right here. three statues taken down here in the park. the scene played out all over the country. tonight we obtained this video of monuments being taken down in golden gate park. ropes were tied to all of them. francis scott key pulled down along with ulysses s. grant and junipero serra. police say about 400 protesters arrived here around 8:30. police say they did not engage with them. a similar scene taking place in downtown raleigh, north carolina, tonight. two confederate monuments torn down. one of the statues was dragged through the streets and left on the courthouse steps. and in washington, d.c., demonstrators toppled a statue of confederate general albert pike near d.c.'s police headquarters and set it on fire. the demonstrators wrapped two ropes around the statue to pull it down. tonight the president tweeted about the statue in our nation's capital. he says, the d.c. po

i want to say that we began working on improvements on golden gate's park in 2013. the pathways have not been paved since 1953 and the playing field floods after it rains and dries in the summer. together with marina morena and others, i put together an application in 2014 for numerous outreach section have raised more than $15,000 and put in hours of work and the golden gate's park. we are very excited last year to see the renovation included in this package, because the playground has arsonic which is dangerous with children and with your staff, we delayed the improvements so they could combine with the playground improvements, save money and coordinatests. i want to thank ale alexus wardd everyone on the staff. >> operator: you have two questions remaining. >> question: i'm karen metro. i'm a board member of the golden gate height's metro association and i've been the community contact for the park project since october of 2017. between june of 2013 and july of 2015, our group held a number of community meetings and sent out an opinion survey which helped to deve

this is over on the golden gate bridge. and, we are all sitting in the middle 50s with the exception of the north bay. everybody else is in the middle 50s. it is going to be wendy at the coast. we are going to hit 40 mile-per- hour wind gusts at the beaches along the northern coast. then, the third headline, when we get to this weekend of cool and breezy, lower to middle 90s coming back for the middle part of this week. and, it's the lower to middle 70s. and, a cool and breezy day. back >>f's is deadafr eir calling in ambush has been identified as sergeant detweiler. he is a 38-year-old who had been with the department since 2006. authorities said unfold when they got a call at around 1:30 pm. and, this is an older creek. and, this is an ar 15 type assault rifle. and, this is on cruz. and, this is when they were attacked. >> well, this is harmony hill. our vehicles are close. there's a car up there as well. and, this is being put out you. >> go ahead. they just did that as well. i think it might've been a dog. >> as you hea

. >>> first pieces of history noticeably absent from golden gate park as the debate plays nought cities across the country. >>> the news at 5:00 starts right now. good evening everyone, thanks for joining us. i'm terry mcsweeney. clean up underway after three statues last night, former president ulysses s. grant. it comes amid growing debate of the legacies of historic figures. christie smith joins us live with more from golden gate park. >> reporter: the city says the crew came out here and worked through the night after the statues were pulled down. i want to step aside so you can see what it looks like out here. basically just the pedestals remain here and at another location. now, today people keep coming by to see what happened. city crews removed spray paint from pedestals. >> i think that those should have been taken down a long, long time ago. >> reporter: statues of francis scott key, ulysses s. grant are gone. we obtained video of the monuments being pulled down. last night hundreds of people showed up and bottles were thrown at officers. established missions and accused. scot

gates spokemelinda during a virtual conversation with the u.s. chamber of commerce. the spoke about the role foundation was playing in developing a vaccine to prevent the spread of covid-19 and they stressed the importance of an internationally coordinated response to deliver a vaccine equitably once it has been created. specialme to a very edition of the u.s. chamber foundation's fast-forward series. if you have been a regular viewer, welcome back. if you are new, thank you for joining us. we hope you find it informative and interesting. and interesting. and did you pick a great week to tune in. over the past few months we have been bringing together together experts in several fields all around the topic of returning to work. today, we are thrilled to be joined by two of the most impactful philanthropists in the world. gates havelinda dedicated their lives to advancing science in improving public health among other initiatives. the u.s. chamber foundation has a deep relationship with the gates foundation. reform. we value their partnership and very pleased to have

foggy conditions at 101, heading into the golden gate bridge area. right around the tunnel, such as a heads up in that area. traffic is still as you get on two 580 looks pretty good at the bay bridge, nader delays coming out of the east bay into the city. we have typically been seeing the lights turned on in the 6:00 hour, or still pretty early for that. or the san mateo bridge between 8:80 or 101 is you get on the peninsula. a couple of weekend projects are happening for the weekend track closure, the track replacement closure and there will be some cancellations for the blue and green lawn service maintenance as well. that is a look at traffic and transportation, let's talk about the forecast, here is mary. >> good friday morning to you, so thankful it is friday. and we are looking at temperatures a little bit cooler with onshore flows, slowly starting to kick in for us along the coast right around the bay. you saw the foggy conditions in the golden gate bridge and you can see the fog rolling in. the tower camera as we look east to the sun, about t

morning marty good morning, everybody else right lots of sunshine going on you saw from the golden gate bridge shot them already had behind him. this is the shot from u c berkeley look at that the east bay all lit up nicely off to the bay clear shot that you can see off to the distance. temperatures thus far 68 in antioch 63 going on for concord 64 livermore already the east bay shoreline in the lower 60's with 50's up here to the north bay peninsula warming up with the redwood city at 70 to 63, san jose. and that gap is starting to close now compared to 24 hours ago, you can see up there to fairfield that's because as we get the sun warming us up yes still have the dry air working but drier tends to warm fairly quickly unlike more humid air richest hole slower 87 by 11 at 2 o'clock we're talking 96 already that's right feeling. the heat today. we're going to repeat this performance looks like over the weekend of course we'll have that in your extended and take a look at your 4 zone forecast later on back to you sounds good. thank you dave well now to a developing story that we're follo

it's your approach that slow the bridge itself looks good but leading up to the pay gates, it's just crawling from before return parkway off to the golden gate bridge to peak at one o one still smooth and at the limit i could spend all morning marty all right robin. >>in the east bay 8 people without a home this morning after a fire disappointed destroyed their duplex it happened sunday afternoon along loftus road just outside of pittsburgh. authorities say the flames spread to the duplex and then burned a power pole causing a live power line to fall on to loftus road and block the street for a time. one firefighter suffered second-degree burns to one hand the firefighter was treated at a hospital then released. no word yet on what caused that fire. also in the east bay 3 people are without a home this morning in one dog died in a house fire in san leandro happened just after 7 o'clock last night on cumberland avenue 2 rooms or destroyed in the home, no firefighters were injured while working on the fire. the contra costa county sheriff's office says its dive team found a body sunday

live look at the golden gate bridge, and so far, so good. no delays in both directions, and traffic light out of marin into san francisco, and don't forget, a heads up, starting tomorrow, fair increases beginning at the golden gate. that's a look at traffic, back to you. >>> the entertainment industry has been hit hard by the coronavirus, and of course, everything was shut down for several months, and cbs news' chris martinez with more on how hollywood is ready for the comeback, but with a lot of changes. >> i suppose you're here by coincidence? >> reporter: after months of no roles to play, micah is ready to get back to work. >> i'm more than comfortable now. everyone seems to be aware and cautious, that i have no fear. >> reporter: he is among the legion of workers in hollywood sidelined by the coronavirus pandemic now have the green light to continue production, but strict guidelines make the work different from before. >> production restarting is going to be a monster of a task. >> reporter: variety magazine's elizabeth wagmiester said i

. >>> well, this was the scene last night as protesters tore down statues at golden gate park. the monuments were of francis scott key, former president ulysses s. grant all torn down. it all comes over the debate of the legacy of the historic figures. >> reporter: the city says their crews worked through the night after the statues were pulled down and today just the pedestals are left. today people came by to have a look and weigh in. cleanup was under way early in golden gate park. pedestals were there, but three statues were gone. stephen exercises here and has some experience. >> i also think about if there aren't other statues depicting those who were oppressed -- so i'm not sad. g >> reporter: we obtained video of the monuments being pulled down. last night police say people showed up and at one point bottles were thrown at officers. key composed the star-spangled banner and was known to own slaves. >> the country is not ready to admit to a lot of things that has happened, and i think that people now are saying that if you won't do it we'll do it. i don't necessarily pre

that would be an issue for the golden gate bridge. a tiny brake tap that we see. just past the merge with 580 and westbound the green flow shows a smooth drive to the bay across the bay. 92 now. a lot of traffic. we're talking half moon bay with more businesses open. the last few evenings, in fact. the rest of the bay shows a nice, smooth drive and through the north bay despite patches of fog. do watch out. a live look shows you the only thing we watch for is a nice clear drive. lower those speeds as you travel through the electronic toll gates for everybody's safety. pretty narrow there. >>> new details this morning, california police chiefs are throwing their support behind a plan believed it would help lead to reform statewide. it includes one plan to weed out bad officers with complaints and would call for periodic checks to make sure they are mentally safe. they could lose training certification if any of those behaviors are flagged. xavier becerra is endorsing a similar plan. >>> the neck restraint used to subdue combative suspects, chief williams says it's

and bill gates is case as he put it today all i'm trying to do is give my money away he's not making money out of back since he has some pretty repugnant political views from my point of view these big through xeon opposition or 'd population growth for example thinks thus far too many people in the world but it is giving away his money to vaccinate children against them dying on messes i think we're going to probably forgive him for because what he's doing is helping keep children alive look i grew up in a time when vaccines were saving lives on a mass scale the polio epidemic was killed by backseat cholera small pox all kinds of things have been cured or at least stopped by vaccines so this hatred of vaccines unwarranted fear of back scenes is a very dangerous thing now i understand in part because if vaccines and diff health in general is being used to make profits for people and then people are going to wonder whether what's being offered to them is for their own good or for the good of the profit maker and i guess but shouldn't translate into a hatred of vaccines or distrust of

director robert gates. japan's government rushes to lift the state of emergency despite a dire lack of testing. a growing coalition around black lives matter in the wake of recent police killings. and much more. >> woodruff: the united states faces multiple, simultaneous and competing challenges here at home, and abroad. one man with keen insight on how america has dealt with past challenges is robert gates. he served eight presidents of both parties, and was the secretary of defense under presidents george w. bush and barack obama. he was also director of the c.i.a. under george h.w. bush. he is the author of a new book, "exercise of power: american failures, successes, and a new path forward in the post-cold war world." and he joins me now. secretary gates, it's so good to see you again. and let me start with what the country is very focused on right now, and, as you know, that's the treatment of african-americans. first the first time, an african-american was named to head one of the military service bra

happening tomorrow or speaking of the golden gate bridge, the golden gate bridge toll fares will be increasing yeah we're gonna have to pay a little more money so for fast track users to rate goes from $7.35 to $7.70 one time payments will increase $0.20 to $8.40 tolls golden gate ferry and transit fares are all going up as a part of a 5 year program and you may be wondering where is my money going well that extra money will go toward maintenance. unless it will be teams convene for camp ahead of the shortened 16 game season, the giants are one of several teams. that have been hard hit hard by the virus kron four's jason dumas has more on how major league teams to try and keep their players safe moving forward. >>the judges confirmed on monday that 2019 1st round pick hunter bishop has tested positive for coronavirus who will temporarily be kept off the giant 6 team and player pool sports medicine doctor rand mcclain says we should not overreact to these positive tests you're going to be requiring these players and those session will be waived for her. >>if you put a treaty out about a week ev

gates and put my life lifework into the country. at the end of your life you don't wanna look back at the end of your life and realize you only lived for yourself. the only way to have a full life is to have and must have some measure of public service in it. we get focused on her own time. and believe me i joined the cia in 1966. i lived through watergate i used to tell people that joining the national security council at that time was like signing up as a deckhand. it went through watergate. all of the challenges of the 70s and more i think you'd had to believe in what we stand for as a country and now you can play a part in making us better. no matter how jaded or tough. most public servants are in their heart of hearts idealistic and romantic. we believe we can make the country in the world a better place. the only place like you can serve as at the federal level. and recognition. you do have to don't have to go to work for cia. although i hope you do. you can work in your local community. public service and help your fellow cit

well speaking of the golden gate happening tomorrow, golden gate toll fares will be increasing so get ready for a fast track users the rate goes from $7.35 to $7.70 one time payments will increase by $0.20 to $8.40 and then tolls golden gate ferry and transit fares are all going up. it's a part of a 5 year program. and you may be wondering where is my money going. well this extra money will go toward maintenance to keep that bridge looking good. >>healy and services are sciences setting prices for its covid-19 drug rammed is a very it will cost $390 per vial for the government that includes medicaid. it will be the same prize for developed countries as well so a typical five-day treatment course would include 6 miles that adds up to more than $2000 a patient, private insurance companies will be charged more $520 a vial until now the company's been donating the drug to the u.s. government into the only medication has been approved for emergency treatment of the coronavirus. and this morning we're getting reaction from washington dc after the supreme court struck down a louisiana law th

>>> and sticking with that theme from friday night, protesters tearing down those statues at golden gate park, the monuments were of st. junipero serra, francis scott key and former u.s. president ulysses s. grant. yesterday the cleanup began in addition to the statues being pulled out of the park a lot of spray paint and nearby art, buildings, and benches removed. this comes amid the growing debate of historic u.s. figures. st. junipero serra founded california's catholic mission system which is said to have francis scott key wrote "the star spangled banner" and was known to own slaves. ulysses s. grant led the union army to victory during the civil war and then became president. some who regularly used golden gate park tell us they have mixed feelings about the statues. >> the country is not ready to admit to a lot of things that have happened, and i think people now are saying that if you won't do it, we'll do it.'to that thought pattern, but i'm not mad at it. >> the mayor of san francisco issued a statement acknowledging the pain many are feeling right now, but mayor breed denounced

and bill gates is case as he put it today all i'm trying to do is give my money away he's not making money out of vaccines he has some pretty repugnant political views from my point of view these big. opposition or 'd population growth for example thinks thus far too many people in the world but if he's giving away his money to vaccinate children against them dying unnecessarily i think we're going to probably forgive him for because what he's doing is helping keep children alive look i grew up in a time when vaccines were saving lives on a mass scale the polio epidemic was killed by vaccine cholera small pox all kinds of things have been cured or at least stopped by vaccines so this hatred of. unwarranted fear of vaccines is a very dangerous thing now i understand in part because if back scenes and if health in general is being used to make profits for people and then people are going to wonder whether what's being offered to them is for their own good or for the good of the profit maker and i guess but shouldn't translate into a hatred of vaccines a distrust of vaccines because tha

. >>> still and cbsn bay area, a surprising sight just outside the golden gate. why this pod of blue whales is such a hopeful sign. >>> plus, a figure from the past has becoa bit of >>rg effect for solano county on wednesday because of breezy conditions and very low humidity, but that is not the only county around the bay area that is going to have abelevated fire threat on wednesday. we'll take a look in we're all doing our part by staying at home. that could mean an increase in energy bills. you can save by using a fan to cool off... unplugging and turning off devices when not in use... or closing your shades during the day. stay well and keep it golden. >>> a ware sight was spotted off the coast of san francisco this weekend. an optimistic sign that an endangered species is casual cautiously coming back. kpix abe chore anchor allen martin shows us the pod of blue whales and what that means. >> the blue whales are the largest mammal on the planet an they're rarely seen. the photos taken by researchers reveal just a glimpse of what was happening last saturday ou

the shot from temper on the golden gate off towards the distance meanwhile, sfo. no delays happening this morning but el yes, you see the trees are wrestling there in the bushes and so forth. we may have some minor delays happening later today because of some of the winds but right as of now nothing we're hearing so for the current winds there you have it on shore right through the golden gate up to open the east bay shoreline, the delta that's where the concentration of the winds will be very typical for this on shore event however, elsewhere you're going to feel those winds will be showing you those projections as well in just a second. temperatures thus far word about 60 conquered oakland hayward slipped from just recently there now to 59 63 antioch 58 for livermore and we got the 50's up to the north bay, although nobody was checking at 61. for the state it's of 80 going on in central valley, even it's in the upper 70's today got the upper 60's along this socal coast and middle to lower 60's along the central coast. what a show crystal ball which is now a trop

and bill gates is case as he put it today all i'm trying to do is give my money away he's not making money out of vaccines he has some pretty repugnant political views from my point of view he's big. opposition or 'd population growth for example thinks thus far too many people in the world but if he's giving away his money to vaccinate children against them dying unnecessarily i think we're going to probably forgive him for because what he's doing is helping keep children alive look i grew up in a time when vaccines were saving lives on a mass scale the polio epidemic was killed by vaccine cholera small pox all kinds of things have been cured or at least stopped by vaccines so this hatred of by unwarranted fear of back scenes is a very dangerous thing now i understand it in part because if back scenes and if health in general is being used to make profits for people and then people are going to wonder whether what's being offered to them is for their own good or for the good of the profit maker and i guess but shouldn't translate into a hatred of vaccines or distrust of vaccines bec

it in three additional gates for a total of five. and then the plan is by october expand to 15 gates if our international travelers. >> only one bay area airport uses the facial technology. >> i feel a hot topic coming on. >> so do i. >> but it is kind of like -- when i sign up, i just do my eyes or a fingerprint, but that is an option that i chose to sign up for. >> that's right. so this is something that looks like it is mandatory and that is when people start to get upset. >>> we're coming back with another full 90 minutes of news including a fight over face masks that ends with a cafe customer intentionally coughing on another woman. we'll show you how it escalated. >>> and another disneyland theme park getting ready to reopen this week. >> you've probably been doing a lot of scrolling online doing your shopping there. and starting today, you can finally go to the west field valley fair mall. i'll have all the precautions >>> now at 5:30, anger in atlanta. a police officer shoots and kills a black man. this morning authorities co

i can just gates from anybody who might get too close. i canjust see gates from anybody who might get too close. i can just see they have been, you will see if you're watching this, the line of officers who did not have protective equipment on, riot gear or have been replaced by a team which does have riot gear on and the police, what they do is the keep officers at the lowest level of gear they can possibly get away with, if you like, given the level of confrontation they are facing and then if things start being thrown in particular thatis start being thrown in particular that is clearly dangerous and officers are swapped with teams with riot gear which are held in reserve. so we're just moving back a bit further to parliament square to get a bit ofa further to parliament square to get a bit of a higher point to see across to what is happening. i think now they will hold that line and i think whoever is commanding, the gold commander who is overseeing will be looking to see whether they need to and make a move to control parliament squa

their investigation into the vandalism friday at golden gate park continues. included the toppling of statues francis scott key who wrote the star-spangled banner but was also a slave owner. >>and ulysses grant the united states president and leader of the union army who also owned a slave he later freed and say tuna pero serra who's accused of enslaving need of americans to build the california missions on thursday, the city removed the statue of christopher columbus in order to subvert threats to pull it down today most of the graffiti and damaged in golden gate park has been painted over or washed away but the pedestals those statues stood on are still empty beer london breed says she understands the pains country rooted in our history of slavery and oppression but denounced the vandalism pointing out that the cost to clean it up takes money away that could be going to support underfunded communities. >>but she has ordered a review of public art saying who and what we honor can and should reflect our values. deborah walker is a member of the arts commission

no word when the theme park will reopen its gates. in orlando seaworld opens its doors after universitial orlando opened last week. universal studio owned by nbc universal, the parent company of the nbc bay area. >>> even the jetsons would agree something good from a japanese company. take a look. this is a robot that can stop diseases like covid-19 in its tracks. it uses ultraviolet to kill on door handles. came up with humanoid robot to offset japan's shrinking workforce. it can also clean toilets, work as a security guard and carry out inspections. it rents for about $1,000 a month. >>> all right. blame this one on her green juice, but lizzo is certainly clapping back at fat shamers this morning. the singer posted video of her exercising on particultiktok, accompanied it with stop judging others and words for people who think she doesn't work out. she's saying she's beautiful, strong, and health is something that happens on the inside. if that's not working out, okay, come on. she is working out and looking good at it, too. back to

the new section is near golden gate fields. it offers visitors some breathtaking views. >> reporter: it has taken some time for this perfect piece of the bay trail to be completed with clever engineering. what was once a jacket clip shoreline hidden behind golden gate field's horse racing track is a sweeping pedestrian bikeway, open to all. >> it is about a mile long. it is transformational because it connects over 50 miles of connected trail. >> reporter: the newest section cost $14 million. it took almost a decade to complete. it was an especially difficult thing to build. >> i knew this when it was all rugged and full of feral cats, which was great, too. my dogs would run around. this is beautiful. >> reporter: she is visiting from kenya. >> it is fantastic. it will be too crowded. >> reporter: the trail as part of the regional bay trail that someday will encircle the entire bay. so far, 360 miles have been completed of the project a 500 miles needed. this latest 1 mile section is clearly a jewel in the east bay. on the nort

a short prayer and then the gates open to istanbul's iconic grand bazaar for the 1st time after a 10 week long coronavirus forced shutdown not everything here is as it was before the crisis there are now temperature checks at the entrances masks are quiet and customer numbers limited inside shops but the 1st visitors are still happy that they finally have the markets back you know what is good is open again we've been waiting for this. thing against al do some shopping and then return home. it's the 1st time in a long time that i'm outside again trade is a tidying the store was they too are happy but the bazaar has reopened but they are not expecting a lot of business anytime soon carpets tells us that the most important customers are not here yet on the open though sir because today we are facing a tough time the tourism season hasn't started yet because of the crisis international flights to taki will resume by middle june they say but we don't know how many tourists will actually come i'm worried about this because introduced over . outside the bazaar to more and more corona measu

out of the gates. and into the tear gas where these protesters have been pushed back so we're you asked me barber if i've ever seen anything like this before i certainly have not this is an incredible moment but it's also we should point out the show this is donald trump he is a reality t.v. star before he became president and he likes a big show he likes the drama he likes to keep people in anticipation and he likes to keep them waiting and that is what we're doing right now so we're going to continue to watch very carefully but yes the gates are opening now i can see the gates great this driveway behind me the gates have opened so we are for perry to see the u.s. president accept the north lawn of the white house here he comes i'm going to stand back. you can see president trump he is walking out of the white house this is the white house north lawn he is walking down the driveway the reporters and the media this is called the white house pool they are running to get ahead of the president in this sh