. >>> new revelations now about the car crash that left tiger woods severely injured. authorities say woods was driving nearly twice the speed limit, more than 80 miles an hour, and matt gutman has the latest. >> the return to glory. >> reporter: this morning, those new details six weeks after tiger woods' nearly fatal car accident. police releasing the full report. concluding speed caused woods to lose control of that suv. >> the primary causal factor for this traffic collision was driving at a speed unsafe for the road conditions and the inability to negotiate the curve of the roadway. >> reporter: the report reveals woods did not appear to be driving erratically, seen in footage appropriately using his blinker, merging at lanes at comparable speeds. that changed on hawthorne boulevard. the investigation revealed he speeded up to 87 miles per hour in a 45-mile-per-hour zone and the car's so-called black box revealing tiger woods never touched the brakes, instead slamming all the way down on the gas pedal. >> it is speculated and believed that tiger woods inadvertentl

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sheriff said today investigators need permission from woods before making the cause public. but a leading police expert disputes that claim woods. famously wants named his yacht privacy. so you can see why there might be a question there. no comment officially from tigers camp tonight. investigators did not check woods blood for drugs or alcohol in the sheriff previously said the crash was purely accidental the superstar suffered serious injuries and was recently released from the hospital to continue his recovery at home. well, we are now just 24 hours away. believe it or not, from opening day. baseball is back in a stance could actually watch the team in action at the coliseum for the first time in so long and you have 2019 19 people going to be happy about night should be a really good one is they take on the houston astros. >> our 4 sports reporter kylen mills here with everything you need to know about opening day. you guys this is been a long time coming so excited. so i moved here during the pandemic. i've not experienced bay area baseball in its entirety. >> you have

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kennedy: whole thing has crazy, everyone thought tiger woods, breaking news, tiger woods has been in the crash. oh no, this is it, this is how it happens the love that the sheriff said there's no sign of impairment. there's a car upside down in the woods. aside from the car, it's like a tank of gas in the matches, no signs of arson. that sheriff got nikes for life, you know it's true. don't judge me until you walk a mile in my shoes, seriously. your family can wear them the rest of your life. i drive you but obviously you don't want that but no, it's insane. kennedy: somebody has had a fairly recent dui publicly talked about his struggles drugs -- >> you leave me out of this. let's get back with tiger. [laughter] not only did he have a recent dui -- [laughter] he had kind of one when asked what his favorite color was, he said chex mix. [laughter] you know the questions they are asking you how are you, champ? probably not even answering the question. i love that he said to good samaritans who helped him. i think he was seeing double. wait a minute no way this is legit. kennedy: there

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the county of the sheriff's station said woods likely mistook the gad pedal for the brake. >>> this was the 2017 women's march, or put another way, the mother of all huddles, that's how brooke baldwin describes is in her new book, "huddle." the book just went on sale. it's a fantastic read. we're joined by the woman her self-, brooke baldwin. >> i'm going to do what i told you to do. >> i told you not -- >> folks, jake tapper, when you found out i was writing a book, you were blowing up my phone, not only when i had covid, you were texting me every day, misa lot of jake tapper texts. you called me and said, how can i help you? i've written books. we need women who support huddling. >> well, you're my friend. >> so that two days there i was, in the middle of the women's march, but the day before i'm embedded in the trump motorcade as he's making his way down constitution to go to the white house for the first time. eye standing there, we're all aware of where he said he likes to grab women and i was troubled. cut to this moment, i'm backstage by the women's march, had never been surround

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the black box of woods' suv reported speeds of 84 to 87 miles per hour. sheriff's officials say the posted speed limit was warty five. the suv slammed into a tree and then it rolled over. woods suffered serious injuries that now threatens to end his golf career. >> it is speculative and believe that tiger woods inadvertently hit the accelerator instead of the brake pedal, causing the 99% rating on the accelerator pedal. >> although he was speeding, the los angeles sheriff's office says that woods will not be cited. he is currently back home in florida recovering. >>> the warriors are teaming up with jp morgan chase to deliver 2000 hot meals as part of their home court assist program. this is the fifth meal distribution event. today, meals from brenda's french soul food and san francisco will be delivered to the castro lgbtq cultural district and the tenderloin neighborhood development corporation. >>> la lakers legend shaquille o'neal can be larger-than-life. we already know that but apparently he has a hard to match. shaq was recently at an atlanta area

the man who shot woods recently turned himself in. investigators believe woods had ties to a local gang. they suspect his associates set fire to the liquor store on wednesday night. detectives say those associates may be responsible for another shooting. this marks the latest retaliatory attack. >> we are not related to the guy who shot him. so i don't know why they came, you know, after us. >> it's really sad that in our community that someone would do something so heinous as if setting a home on fire in the middle of the night and killing the innocent family. >> reporter: family members say the victims were hoping for a peaceful life in oakland after escaping war from their home country. >> we run from yemen because of the war. we thought we are safe here. but you know, death followed us to this place. >> da, how is the pregnant mother doing? and what can police do to prevent more retaliatory attacks? >> reporter: right, so oakland police have assigned officers to multiple locations in the city tonight and over the week, including t

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c >>> investigators release new details about the tiger woods crash. just how fast his suv was going when it slam into a tree. >> the disney magic is slowly coming back. when you'll be able to to to to tickets to disneyland. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel i will let you know when the the winds are slow and the temperatures whether rise. >>> please let me be part of your pod. have you made love totototototo your songs? >> well. >>> tiger woods was driving nearly twice the posted speed limit when he crashed? los angeles county last month. the l.a. sheriff says that excessive speed was a factor in the accident. the black box in the genesis suv recorded 84 to 87 miles per hour. sheriff's officials said the posted speed limit was 45. the suv slammed into a tree then rolled over. woods suffered that threatened his golf career. >> when you panic your initial impact on your initial thought is to hit the brake. it's believed he may have done that but hit the accelerate. >> although he was speeding the los angeles sheriff says he will not be sited. he's back

there was no evidence woods tried to brake. woods will not be cited or face charges. he is still recovering from his injuries. >>> coming up, celebrity zookeeper jack hannah is stepping back from public life after a dementia diagnosis. >>> and a surprise play -- basketball star shaquille o'neal is caught on video carrying out a generous act. >>> this is the "cbs morning news." act. >>> this is the "cbs morning news." tired ofof clean clolothes ththat just dodon't smelell c? what if f your cloththes could y fresesh for weekeks? now ththey can! this towelel has alreaeady beend and itit still smemells fresh.h. pour a capap of downy y unstopas into y your washining machinee beforere each loadad and d enjoy fresesher smellilg launundry for upup to 12-weee. it's my y 5:52 woke-e-up-like-s migrgraine medicicine. itit's ubrelvyvy. for anytimime, anywywhere migraraine strike, without woworrying if it's totoo late, oror where i a am. one dose c can quicklyly stop my migrainine in its t tracks withthin two houours. unlike o older medicicines, ubrelvlvy is a pilill that directly

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tiger woods was going more than 80 miles per hour in a 40-mile-an-hour zone, and a hard turn at that location, and no sign that he hit the brakes. >> it is speculated and believed that he tiger woods hit the accelerator instead of the brake pedal. but some are wondering why he was not checked for impairment given the history, but the police department said there was no need because he showed no signs. and some wondered if he was using his phones, but they say it would not have mattered, because of the excessive speed. >>> and look at, this poet amanda gorman making the headlines again. the l.a. native is the first poet ever to be on the cover of vogue magazine. they say that she is so much more than a literary star. she is a phenomenon in the making. gorman of course making history in january as the youngest poet to perform at a presidential inauguration, and certainly made her mark. >>> also trending, shaquille o'neal is many things. an nba hall of famer and sports analyst and sheriff's deputy, but he is a sell bray or the of love. >> i love this story. during a segment on tnt he ta

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breaking news: detectives determine the cause of the tiger woods crash. "women and the pandemic:" we go inside a vaccine research lab with one of the female scientists trying to bring an end to the covid crisis. and, american kindness: how "cbs evening news" viewers stepped up in a big way to feed military families in need. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west and thank you for joining us on this busy wednesday night. we're going to begin tonight with that stunning new video of george floyd, and the heartbreaking testimony at the murder trial of former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin. it really has been a dramatic day of twists and turns in court with jurors hearing from the strangers whose lives crossed paths with floyd shortly before chauvin pinned the 46-year-old to the ground, with his knee on floyd's neck. one witness, a man who stopped his car when he saw police struggling with floyd, sobbed uncontrollably as he said he couldn't help b

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. >>> plus, a development in the tiger woods crash investigation and an update on his condition. >>> beauty pageant melee. the winner has her crown ripped off her head on the stage. what happened next? >>> and later, what we never knew about redheads. >>> good wednesday morning. i'm mona kosar abdi. >> i'm alex presha. kenneth is on assignment. we begin with breaking news in the scandal involving florida congressman matt gaetz. >> abc news learns gaetz requested a preemptive pardon from trump before trump left office. it comes as federal investigators look into sex trafficking allegations against gaetz. abc's elizabeth schulze is here with the latest. elizabeth, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, mona and alex. matt gaetz is one of trump avenue most vocal supporters. now we're learning he wanted a pardon from the former president but never got it. this morning breaking news in the scandal surrounding embattled congressman matt gaetz. sources are confirming a report in "the new york times" that gaetz asked former president trump for a blanket presidential pardon weeks before tru

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. >>> also, news coming in on tiger woods at this hour. the new image just in. a >>> and the precious gift -- stepping in or loves ones who wish they were there. our persons of the week. >>> good evening, and it's great to have you with us here as we near the end of another week together. we begin tonight with the breaking news on the johnson & johnson one-shot vaccine here in the u.s. late today a cdc panel recommending lifting the pause and restarting vaccinations here in the u.s. with that vaccine. it will now come with a warning about the risk of very rare blood clots. the cdc now revealing there are now 15 known reports of blood clots, possibly linked to the vaccine. that's out of nearly 8 million shots given. 12 of those cases, the clot was near the brain. all of the patients, women. between the age of 18 and 59. three of the women did not survive. the panel determining the benefits outweigh the risks given the million of shots given out and the rare number of cases, saying johnson be johnson's vaccine could prevent thousands of deaths from the virus movin

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but every once in a while a story from their world really catches our eyes like cathie wood she's the founder and ceo of arc investment if you're a big investor yourself, you likely know who she is if you aren't, you should. because she's a disrupter. she's shaking up the investment world. think kind of warren buffett but for the gamestop reddit generation maybe cathie wood sees the future before the street does she focuses on company and tech that she believes will transform our world. for example, she bet heavily on tesla years ago and that worked out very well. the stock is up 450% over the past year. her investment strategy and leadership led ark to post 170% return last year some of the best numbers in all of money management, an industry still dominated by men cathie wood is our guest now thank you so much. it's nice to meet you. >> i'm very happy to meet you, shep thanks for having me >> you know, my uneducated business self would say you seem to bet on companies, not so much per se as you bet on the world changing do you ever worry you're too early or too optimistic? >> well,

but -- >> we have reached out to tiger woods and his personnel. we need -- there's some privacy issues on releasing information on the investigation, so we're going to ask them if they waive the privacy. >> reporter: it remains unclear whether those privacy issues are medical ones protected under the law. the lapd telling nbc news, law enforcement always safeguards medical information and says celebrity status doesn't play a role in the decision. >> it looks like a very violent accident. >> reporter: woods was driving to a tv shoot when his suv struck a median and traveled 400 feet onto an embankment hitting a tree and rolling over several times. he broke his right leg in multiple places, surgeons inserting a rod into his tibia and screws and pins into his foot and ankle authorities believe the golfer chs tr was traveling at a greater than normal rate of speed, but the sheriff labeled it purely an accident. >> there was no evidence of impairment there was no effort to draw blood, for example, at the hospital >> reporter: a decision which brought i

the vet says the cat is not out of the woods yet, but his prognosis looks good. friends have created a go fund me page. to help cover her bet bills, okay, we got the temperature highs from today it was 69 in fairfield, down about four degrees from yesterday. or maybe 5 72, indiana knocked down a couple of degrees. temperatures generally in these inland spots were down temperatures around the bay and at the coast about the same tomorrow. we warm up a few degrees. we're going to see less wind. you could see the flag blowing here. jack london square, and the wind is blowing pretty significantly and so we're expecting the wind to die down tonight and then be you know, a little bit breezy in the afternoon tomorrow, but not as robust is today and so certainly not causing the lower temperatures. tomorrow's temperatures will come up. probably in general, maybe 3 to 4 degrees in many places and with the winds overnight. it's not gonna be that cold, so we're not looking at freeze. warnings or frost advisories or anything like that, so we're into a real spring pattern that

we are not out of the woods. in michigan, the cases are skyrocketing. we still have to be careful. i really hope everyone who has a chance to be vaccinated, grabs it at the first opportunity. >> the cdc said most new infections are caused by -- actually, they say that the young people are driving the latest surge. why do you think that is? is it because they're mingling more? why do you think that age will get the vaccine? >> well, the reason is all of that. we started out vaccinating the people that are the highest risk of a bad outcome. and so, most older people are at least now partly protected. younger people are not and yet we are opening up. it is an odd time where things are massively safer than they were bought actually somewhat riskier if you haven't and everyone is hearing the good news, at least in california, and beginning to do the stuff. the good news is they are less likely to get super sick but if a lot of them get it, we are going to see some people die. it is good time to be careful. the list opens up to everybody in california in a couple weeks. within a month, e

they also answered questions about any possible treatment they gave tiger woods. the sheriff said that is not the case. this accident happened back on february 23rd. tiger woods driving through here in driving at a high rate of speed and the sheriff's department says the black box on the suv said he was traveling about 85 miles per hour on a road with a posted speed limit of 45 miles per hour. the other pieces of information to come from the black box, it doesn't appear he changed direction until he hit the median. that was the first time and another important indicator there is no indication he tried to break. >> when you panicyou panicyou pc thought or impact is to hit the break. it is believed he may have done that but hit the accelerator. there is zero breaking throughout that that that that the data recorder. it is 99% acceleration on the pedal. >> tiger woods suffered serious injuries and crashed multiple breaks. he injured his foot and ankle. he is currently recovering at home in florida. some fellow golfers recently appeared and they say he appears to be d

i feel like when we get hot we will wood a lot of games. i still think you know if you're going to do this you want to do it early and not late. i think the past six games, we all got tired of getting our -- kicks to be honest. it was internally, directed. i'm done getting embarrassed. >> there is the giant skipper. the getaway game in san diego. connected. the ball connected on his glove . a 2-1 chick opens the scoring. kevin gausman a run at seven innings a spectator, wil myers. 21 career home runs versus the giants, tyler rogers gave it up, a tie game. this is extra, runners in the corners . a solano deep enough for alex dickerson to slide in there. giants close it out, a final 3- 2 and 10 innings. nba the warriors the one above the rim. a lot. a win it over milwaukee. looking at 10 points and 11 rebounds. finally. the nba good life. for 20-year-old. >> how much fun did you have in the first half? >> it was fun as [ null ], excuse my language. it was fun. i was super excited. >> one quick thing , you just got fined $2500 for using profan

chief woods said, police are not trained to shoot a leg or arm. they're trained to shoot the largest part of the body. a leg or arm would be a very small target. in the situation in that video, you run the risk of hurting others. those were two issues that came up. and also the response time. this call came in at 4:32 p.m. we understand the police didn't arrive until 4:44, so there were several questions about what took so long. it's not clear they know how many cars were available and that sort of thing. clearly an effort at transparency and an effort to he sho the community that we understand this is a tragedy. >> joe, let me bringing that to you. when to use lethal force versus nonlethal force. there were the questions, did that officer have to shoot? was that the prudent choice? you're a former richmond, virginia, police officer. i want to. ul i want positive. ul that thread. expound on that. >> first, when an officer arrives on the scene, he has to make the scene safe. he has to identify the threat. he has to quickly assess what kind he's com

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woods is still recovering from the crash following several surgeries. texas man becomes the first person to run from disneyland in california all the way to walt disney world in florida. 59-year-old john was greeted by cheering crowd as he arrived at the orlando park, he started the journey in february of last year to raise awareness for type i diabetes. the run took him 90 days spread over the course of 14 months. something interesting to do during the pandemic. for whatever he did. >> he is from texas. he's built tough. we make things happen. >> so many questions. still ahead nearly 80% of teachers are vaccinated and so why are some union still dragging their feet to california father says they are ignoring the science, that dad joins us next. >> from our friends download the fox been super 6 apps at a chance to win 10,$000. all you need to do is predict 6 outcomes on the super 6 quiz show, topics range from entertainment to sports, free to play, download the fox super 6 apps. ♪♪ our policy, even a term policy, for an immediate cash payment. call

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and it runs on renewable raw materials and in this case wood chips finally chopped wood it's biomass. there's a lot of wood in this area being in the black forest which can be used for that. annoy. it shows that it really is possible to source wring out the raw materials locally. and generate heat as well as power for all households and homes built in this quarter so it really is the local power plant. why are the chickens here. you know. that's a good question but you know there are the residents who are happiest to be photographed and. put a coffee. when in their vote bank presidents i'm not so sure. freiburg even has a sustainability manager since autumn 2020 so. this is supposed to ensure that the city does not rest on the laurels of the past such as the showcase district office. this is a strange ability shouldn't be an afterthought it's a matter of the basics that's why our job is incredibly important but we must make sure to get people on board and excited about the topic and clearly we can't do that by bashing them over the head with it. as a sustainability manager are you som

kathy wood is a part of that, tesla is part of that. cathie wood is in both spaces. coinbase is more equity, but i see a lot of the equity money is now going towards bitcoin, and bitcoin is becoming potentially the risk off asset because funds are flowing towards bitcoin. generally, very much from gold. the rest of the space looks as a bond portfolio. i think it's very much a complement. it's just a question of where the next levels are, and what might trip it up. taylor: will it really building just be the new store value relative to go? mike: here is one of the most significant things that happens in markets. observing human nature. classic human nature that you have been investing in gold or assets for who knows how long, that what i see shifting this year, if you do not put maybe 100 units into bitcoin, you are at greater risk of looking like a fool 10 years from now, versus 1% or 2%, not a big deal. everybody is having those discussions. it is just a question of getting into the space. that is where i secret -- where i see a trickle up bid. it's not having those

made out of wood. even recycling the stuff that we for in our bins is pretty pretty hard like i found out in my last video. but this is really different. especially because ocean plastic has been degraded by soles and sunlight so it loses a lot of its regional quality. next step would be to get rid of oh say. even a tiny amount of sand seaweed or shells can make plastic non-recyclable. round about 5 percent it's really to use every site that can work with so if we give them the material to somebody who makes pellets out of it they say not more than 5 percent of courage that's pretty clear. even when cleaned industrial use sand can still be found on a microscopic level. which is why i know a lot of cases products contain a mix of ocean plastic and other recycled material but the ocean plastic can only be a tiny tiny fraction of this bland but the airds still look like this. all of these products are made with nylon from because even the company markets its yard like it's made from actual marine litter s