members discussing angry parents on a hot mic. if you call me out i will [b] you up. it s really unfortunate that they want to pick on us because they want their babysitters back. right. that s what made me angry. when she suggested we were looking for babysitters. i do not need a babysitter. i m a stay-at-home mother. a petition calling for the board s resignation collected more than 6000 signatures. the superintendent responded by sending out this email. there were unfortunate and truly inappropriate comments made. an email went out districtwide tonight saying that all four board members resigned. issued a statement saying there was a difficult decision, but we hear the communities concerns and we believe yielding to qull w thsti forward. i guess we knew what was coming, everybody was asking for it. so these parents got what they wanted. the school board is out, but what happens now? reporter: they got what they wanted but they definitely want their kids
showers are going to see, done for the night, the next round of rain is on the way and there s a lot more on the ray way next week. a live look in san francisco, health officials are sharing some positive news, when it comes the pandemic, what does that mean? andrea tells us tonight. reporter: the gyms and outdoor dining situps on union street have been empty for weeks hundred and 19 restrictions, covid-19, with data trending in the right direction, the question is how should reopening be handled and when. and nearly joyful dr. grant koufax announced the good news of the transmission of covid-19 in san francisco. our reproductive rate, the measure of how fast the virus is propagating through the community is below one, it means it is slowing down. reporter: indicating a tweet things could be reopening soon, it s tied to the bay area wide region, in san remain pen, so they are urging caution. trying to celebrate that we are making progress, but the virus humbles us e
the capitol. reporter: speaker pelosi said she spoke to the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff mark milley to discuss the president s access to nuclear codes. pelosi smoke to lesley stahl of 60 minutes on friday. the person running the executive branch is unhinged dangerous president of the united states and only a number of days until we can be protected from him. reporter: cbs news has learned a group of house democrats could introduce a new article of impeachment as early as monday for incitement of insurrection alleging president trump s conduct on wednesday gravely endangered the security of the united states. rhode island congressman david sisilini helped author the resolutions. this is a president who incited an attempted coup to stop the certification of the next president of the united states to remain in power. reporter: alaska s lisa murkowski is now the first gop senator to call for the president to resign as capitol hill remains shaken following wedn
the virus. when you downplay something that is really a threat, that s not a good thing. reporter: and here at the white house today, president trump announced a peace deal between israel and bahrain. this is the second arab country to normalize its relations with israel in just the past 30 days. they re going to have a signing ceremony here at the white house next week. norah. o donnell: ben tracy at the white house, thank you. today s anniversary bore a chilling similarity to the days after 9/11 with america once again shaken by a national crisis. and no place was that more evident than in new york city. here s cbs meg oliver. reporter: today, the chime of a bell echoed in lower manhattan at 8:46, beginning the somber remembrances of 9/11. but the touching tributes looked very different in a global pandemic. michael rourke andrews. reporter: instead of family members reading the names of the nearly 3,000 people killed in the attacks, a recording took their plac
school, flu season, and colder weather forcing people indoors. reid: niki, thanks. today, we saw jacob blake for the first time since he wahot seven times in the back by police almost two weeks ago. adidecou arancepital bed.blakeaf unrest. blake pleaded not guilty to three counts related to an earlier domestic abuse charge. those are the charges he was wanted for at the time of the shooting. tonight, a man suspected in the fatal shooting of a right wing protester in portland last weekend is dead after a dramatic confrontation with law enforcement. officers closed in on the suspect shortly after he appeared to admit to the earlier shooting in a televised interview. here s cbs lilia luciano. reporter: a violent end to a violent act. authorities last night killed down right wing protester aaron jay danielson. before his death, michael reinoehl all but confessed to the shooting. had i not acted, i am confident that i would have been killed. reporter: after tat interview,