Dropping masks. Summer escapes. How an r. V. Rush could crowd the great outdoors. Ghost town, we visit Point Roberts washington, cut off from america with no place to go. And later, the class of 2021, we celebrate a grad who went from patient to practitioner. I would be lying if i said it was easy. This is the Cbs Weekend News from new york. Heres Jericka Duncan. Duncan good evening, in an exclusive interview with cbs face the nation, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of israel says there is no clear end in sight to the violence between israel and palestinians in the gaza strip. Netanyahu also defended his nations military strike. Civilians have taken the brunt of the violence. Today at least 42 people died including ten children. Israel blames hamas saying it is targeting leaders and infrastructure linked to the militant group. Cbs imtiaz tyab is there. Reporter the horror in gaza is only getting worse after israeli air strikes flattened three buildings today killing at least 33 pales
It means cancel culture and partisan activists are coming for your business. Plus standing up to hate crimes bystanders get trained to help. For the win Buzzer Beater, gonzaga stuns u. C. L. A. , keeping their perfect season alive. And later, Special Delivery in the pandemic, pet boom heres your new baby i know this is the Cbs Weekend News from new york. Heres Jericka Duncan. Duncan good evening, this is our western edition. Today marked the second easter disrupted by covid. While theres hope vaccines will help end the crisis, variants are threatening to prolong it. Tonight, canada and europe are experiencing a new wave and lockdowns. In the u. S. , an arms race. 18 of americans are fully vaccinated but the cases are rising, in 27 states and washington, d. C. Cbss Lilia Luciano is in los angeles tracking all of it for us tonight. Good evening. Reporter good evening, jericka, california gains ground in its battle against covid, meaning more inperson gatherings. But more concerns about l
Over inequality. As coaches we need to really stick up for more than just dwib elling and shooting. Duncan sacred selection. The hunt is on for centuries old oaks to rebuild Notre Dame Cathedral. And and later, unifying america. A Lunch Counter that once kept people apart is now bringing them together. Weve brought people to tears just by the history of the this is the Cbs Weekend News from new york, heres Jericka Duncan good evening. This first weekend of spring, theres an expectation of change. And with vaccinations surging, life is edging back to normal. At least 81 Million People in the u. S. Have gotten at least one dose of the vaccine. More than 44 million are fully vaccinated. Thats more than 17 of the population. But there could be trouble ahead as spring break crowds spark fears of new infections. Cbs Lilia Luciano leads us off tonight from santa monica, california. Lilia, good evening. Reporter jericka, covid is still top of mind for people here in santa monica. But in miami
Sexual assaults from 1995 to 1997 because of the similarities in the attacks. Hes actually scheduled to enter a plea on wednesday at his next court appearance. Hes currently held without bail in the Alameda County jail. Here we go again. About a quarter of a million pg e customers could lose power as soon as wednesday to prevent fires as more dry and windy weather moves in. Nearly half the customers are spread across 6 day area counties. Alameda, contra costa, marin, napa, solano. Meanwhile the pg e ceo was in the hot seat at the State Capitol today to answer to angry lawmakers about the repeated outages. Repeatedly turning off powers for millions of people in one of the most advanced economies in the world, even in the interest of safety, is not a sustainable solution to the wildfire threats we face. State lawmakers called the hearing to examine the Economic Impacts of the shut offs. And meteorologist darren peck has more on the timing of the next wind event and how strong the gusts c
Theyre discussing changes to the short term rental rules. Juliette goodrich is live in orinda where Council Members expect to get an earful. Reporter yes, the meeting is at 7 00 at the Public Library in orinda, and they expect overflow, a lot of emotion tonight, and a lot of mixed emotions on what to do. Im very distressed to hear about the events of the last week. Reporter as the memorial at theater square continues to grow, so do the concerns. One of them about orindas short term rental policies. Just needs to be a tighter reign on it. I think there needs to be closer monitoring. Reporter the Orinda City Council will look at 2day minimum stays instead of 1, or eliminate airbnbentirely. But some say the problem is not airbnb. Its not the Short Term Rentals of airbnb, its the enforcement of the laws in place. Reporter at 9 19, a noise complaint was called in to the police. 90 minutes later police went to the scene. They had been assisting in a Home Invasion not far away. They were off