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>> katherine johnson on capitol hill. thank you so much, katherine. and cbs news will bring you a special report on the senate impeachment trial of president trump as soon as it gets under

way. the senate is expected to reconvene around 1:00 p.m. eastern. now to campaign 2020, bernie sanders is apologizing to joe biden after one of his supporters said the former vice president has a corruption problem. sanders exclusively told cbs news it is absolutely not my view that joe is corrupt in any way. the allegation appeared in an op ed in the guardian. biden welcomes sanders apology. thanks for acknowledging this bernie. these kinds of attacks epicenter of the outbreak is

racing to contain the potential spread of a deadly new strain of coronavirus. now a disturbing new development, china says it has confirmed cases of human to human transmission of the mystery illness. in one case a hospital patient is said to have infected 14 medical workers. airline workers are already doing temperature checks on some flights leaving wuhan. not allowing passengers to deplane without getting one. cbs news obtained this video showing health officials in wuhan in full hazmat gear at a treatment facility investigating the virus. the world health organization says an animal is probably the source of this new virus. and this now closed seafood market is probably ground zero. this is as close as police will

let us get. a doctor says human to human transmission is a game changer. >> when you get sustained trance missability from one person to another to another to another, then you have a more serious problem because then that would allow for a much broader type of an outbreak. >> reporter: in the united states, the cdc has deployed about 100 workers to airports in new york, los angeles and san francisco to screen passengers arriving from infected regions. people here are getting ready to make what's known as the world's biggest annual migration, making nearly 3 billion trips to celebrate chinese new year. and while the risk of u.s. outbreak is still low, the cdc says it's something they're still watching very carefully. a gun rights rally in virginia's capital ended peacefully. officials estimate 22,000 people

attended. they were protesting new gun law proposals. authorities say they received credible threats of violence and ramped up security. governor ralph northam banned firearms on the capitol grounds. new anger in puerto rico after the discovery of abandoned supplies intended for victims of hurricane maria in 2017. hundreds of protesters took to the streets yesterday. they demanded the resignation of the governor. the unopened supplies, including food, water, diapers and medicine were discovered in a warehouse over the weekend. the area was recently hit by a series of devastating earthquakes. the governor has fired three high-ranking officials. hundreds of central american migrants have descended into southern mexico in a test of bo styraedrdersecurity . across a river about three hours outside mexico city. they fought with troops and were

detained. some of them, others managed to sneak past security escaping on a highway. mexico stopped allowing migrants to cross areas. prince harry is reuniting with his wife and son in caexpr for a more private existence. meantime, meghan markle was spotted walking their two dogs along with baby archie. coming up on the morning news the 2020 ken sus kicks off today in a remote village in alaska. hero dad a new hampshire man strangles a coyote after it attacked his son. this is "the cbs morning news."

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♪ the 2020 census starts today in a remote part of alaska. the first count will be held in the island village of tooksec bay. it starts in alaska out of tradition and necessity. it's easier for sen kcensus wor to start now versus after the thaw. a new hampshire dad kills a coyote with his bare hands. hospitals may be sharing your records. those are some of the headlines on the morning news stand. "the wall street journal" reports hospitals are giving tech giants access to detailed given the ability to identifiable patient information under deals to crunch millions of health records. access was not always spelled out by hospitals and tech companies when the deals were

struck. there is no indication of wrong doing in the deals. but data can help tech giants with ground breaking discoveries and lucrative products. our boston station reports a new hampshire father killed a coyote with his bare hands after it attacked his son. ian o'reilly was walking at a pond when the coyote grabbed his son by the jacket. his wife called 911 while o'reilly began struggling with the animal. he kicked the coyote in the jaw, jumped on it and strangled it. o'reilly suffered bites on his arm and chest. >> in the moment you don't pay attention to what's going on. you try to go with whatever seems to go through your brain, instincts, i suppose. >> police believe the same coyote bit a woman and her two dogs and went after a moving car a short time earlier. the victims are being treated for rabbis as a precaution. a wrongful death lawsuit followed by relatives of singer prince has been quietly

dismissed. it was against walgreen's and minnesota doctor. settlements wereie of an accide fentanyl overdose in 2017. the defendants had the duty and treat prince's drug addiction and prevent his death. wall green's filled prescriptions for prince. the hospital trinity medical center treated prince for an opioid overdose a week before he died. and cbs news.com reports the san francisco 49ers katie sowers is the first female and openly gay person to coach in the super bowl. she was the second woman hired as a full-time coach in the nfl and reportedly the first openly lgbtq coach in league history. sowers was recently featured in a microsoft tv commercial. the 49ers play the kansas city chiefs in the super bowl on february 2nd. still ahead, pay disparity.

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on the cbs money watch, one reason there's a pay lag for women and a physician's group calls for a health care overhaul. diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning. >> good morning. in the earnings calendar netflix is set to release its quarterly results today. meanwhile, wall street begins a holiday-shortened week after being closed yesterday of martin luther king jr. day. the nasdaq rose 31 on friday and s&p 500 added 12. the american college of physicians is calling for an overhaul of the u.s. health care system ahead of the presidential election. the organization is demanding government action to guarantee coverage for all, reduce costs and improve the basic well being of americans. doctors have traditionally been central to the nation's health care debates. the american medical association's approval helped president obama pass the affordable care act in 2010. boeing is seeking to borrow $10 billion or more amid the 737

max crisis. according to reuters the move comes amid rising costs for the u.s. plane maker. so far boeing reportedly secured at least $6 billion from banks. boeing has been losing roughly $1 billion a month due to the grounding of a 737 max jets. the faa grounded the max fleet last year following two deadly crashes overseas. tesla is disputing allegations of unexpected acceleration in its vehicles saying a stock short seller was behind the claims. in focus, are all models of nearly half a million vehicles of 2012 through 2019. a petition filed last week claims there were 127 complaints blaming unintended acceleration from multiple crashes. the national highway traffic administration says it will review the petition and decide whether to launch a full investigation. a new report says women's pay is not keeping pace with men. they're often working for free. international poverty says when

compared to men, women typically spend two hours or more per day doing unpaid tasks. that adds up to 90 additional eight-hour work days a year that women work for year. women in the u.s. received a paycheck for the unpaid time it could add up to roughly $1.4 trillion a year. anne-marie? >> i wonder what the hourly rate is that they're calculating. my hourly rate is little higher than minimum. might be more than 1.4 trillion when they actually do the calculations. >> when they do the math. i'm not sneezing at whatever check they finally offer up to us to equal the pay gap. >> i can hear my husband right now making a list of all the stuff that he does that's unpaid and tabbing. >> let's bring this list. let's compare, girl. >> diane king hall at the new york stock exchange. thank you so much. >> you got it. still to come, preserving island time. we'll show you why a picture postcard island in italy is trying to attract more tourists.

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here is a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. the population of a colorful italian island is shrinking. the island of marano located four miles outside of venice has the population of 2,700 people, but every year the island loses roughly 60 residents. some die while others simply move away. so to revive the island, officials are promoting sustainable tourism through trades including lace making and officials are lifting some home building restrictions. looks like a nice place to for maria sharapova at the australian open. the former world number one lost to donna vekic in straight sets

in the first round of the tournament. this marks the third first-round grand slam exit in a row for sharapova. she hasn't won a grand slam since coming back from the 15-month suspension from doping nearly three years ago. after decades of doubt over its authenticity a rare self portrait of vincent van gogh has been genuine. they found the paint contained the same pigment used in other van gogh paintings and say it was probably the only known work by van gogh painted during a psychotic episode in 1889. coming up, only on "cbs morning news," oprah winfrey joins us in the studio to reveal her new book for her book club. plus, she explains stepping away from a controversial russell simmons documentary. i'm anne-marie green, this is the "cbs morning news." tremfya® helps adults

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our top stories this morning, president trump's impeachment trial in the senate kicks off today. before opening statements, there will be a debate over rules and possible new witnesses. meanwhile, mr. trump arrived in davos, switzerland, this morning for a global economic conference. the first case of a dangerous virus from china may have reached australia. health authorities in queensland confirmed a man is being monitored for the the coronavirus after coming down with flu-like symptoms. experts say the vie vus started in the chinese city of wuhan. at least four people have died and hundreds are sick. back home as more states

legalize marijuana for recreational and medicinal use, new research link between marijuana use and heart issues. >> reporter: researchers are expressing caution about the possible danger marijuana poses to the heart. a new review from brigham and women's hospital finds smoking pot carries many of the same cardiovascular risks as smoking tobacco. >> many people feel it is completely safe. the reality is and that's what we're beginning to expose with research like this and reviews is that it may, in fact, not be harmless. >> reporter: cbs news medical contributor is a cardiologist at lenox hill hospital. >> marijuana can affect the heart rhythm, the blood vessels, the heart muscle and can lead to arrhythmias, heart failure, increased risk for heart attack and stroke.

>> doctors say they're seeing the symptoms in patients who are young and healthy. researchers recommend cardiologists screen their patients, asking them houmpb they use marijuana, how much and in what form. >> people are often surprised when they're in my office and as a cardiologist i ask about marijuana and tell them marijuana could have an impact on your heart. >> reporter: because of federal laws, research on marijuana has been severely limited. the authors are calling for more studies, but until then, they say there's enough evidence for concern. tom hanson, cbs news, new york. coming up only on "cbs morning news," oprah winfrey joins us in the studio to reveal her new book for her book club. plus, she explains why she's stepping away from a controversial russell simmons documentary. plus on our road to the grammys, gayle hangs out with

the jonas brothers as they hang outs at a spa. and a ohio doctor started receiving threats after her tiktok video became a sensation online. she'll tell us why she's not backing down. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day.