opens up in america s fight against the coronavirus. we will look at how the new vaccine compares to those already being used. plus the flag still stands for freedom and they can t take that away former president president donald trump delivers a not so subtle hint about his future plans, an historic shift or business as usual? president biden is set to detail how his administration will handle saudi arabia, after a damming report found the saudi crown wince ordered a journalist s brutal murder . good to have you with us. well, we ll start with some good news in the ongoing coronavirus fight. a third vaccine is ready for use across the united states. after clearing the centers for disease control. the cdc signed off on the johnson & johnson shot. just hours from now shipments of the life saving vaccine could be shipped out to go into arms this week. reporter: now that the johnson & johnson vaccine is authorized here in the united states and the cdc recommends it,
our series, american wonder, finds one of the rare places where the night sky still shines brightly. it s wednesday, august 27, 2019. here s today s eye opener. your world in 90 seconds. we ll be meeting with some of the victims and paying my respects. the president heads to the scenes of two mass shootings. i heard from victims still in the hospital as they grab my arm and tell me, tell him not to come here. the fbi is now looking into the dayton shooter s violent idealogies. the gunman s former girlfriend said she saw several red flags. i m not shocked he did something horrific. the fbi has now opened up a domestic terrorism investigation into the shooting in gilroy, california. the gunman created a hit list. the shooter was exploring violent idealogy. the shootings have people on edge. chaos in onew york city as a car backfires. it s the largest pedophile ring on earth. baltimore is bracing for another round of strong thunderstorms after heavy r
football because we know that there s still a lot of work to do to restore confidence. reporter: the sports have been in a chaotic mess in the last nine months. business at all the west coast ports slowed to a crawl costing companies mills of dollars. we are going back to work immediately. everybody is working. it was a long negotiation. and we have a good fair contract for the next five years. we have all been in situations where we have strong feelings about something, what the parties recognize in these past few days is that principled compromise is noble. reporter: we learned in the last few days that there was one person that was holding up the entire negotiation and that was an arbitrator in southern california that the unions no longer wanted to deal with. well tonight according to one union spokesperson, that arbitrator is out. and ken, they will now have teams of three arbitrators that will no longer have life terms. that was the log jam holding things up
live, from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. tonight, we have a deal. late details on the breakthrough to end the port dispute and get a trillion dollar industry back to work. joe vasquez tells us what it took to get all this done and get lots of people back to work. joe? reporter: ken, it took a lot of tough negotiating. it didn t hurt to have a big push from the obama administration. just as the sunset on a deadline for an agreement, we saw hugs and pats on the backs in the negotiation room of 555 market. a breakthrough thanks to the secretary of labor. i told them it was first and gold all-star the eight yard line on tuesday. and i m happy to report they have crossed the goal line. but nobody is spiking the football because we know that there s still a lot of work to do to restore confidence. reporter: the sports have been in a chaotic mess in the last nine months. business at all the west coast ports slowed to a crawl costing companies mills of do
declined. the school is appealing the decision. we do a lot of reporting on oakland s crime problems. it s clear, some parts of town just are not safe. one man claims even city workers are becoming hardened. he says he has a black eye and stitches to prove it. it just seems like the wild west out here. reporter: josh daniels didn t used to feel that way about oakland, but early saturday morning here in franco gala plaza that changed. they didn t want him using their trash bin. they start saying, you don t belong here. get out of here, we re going to beat your ass. at that point, i reached for my phone, and started filming the incident. reporter: daniel says one of the man became incensed, and attacks. right at that moment, he grabs my shirt color and starts pounding me. reporter: the man beat daniels until he blacked out. when he woke up, daniels was covered in blood. ten stitches and then some dermabond. i have an orbital fracture on my eye. reporter: danie