day. hey, i don't have any champagne but i do have cold ♪ good morning to you, and happy new year. it is friday, january 1st, 2021. yeah, we made it. welcome to "cbs this morning." i'm gayle king with anthony mason. this is tony dokoupil. moving on with hope. how people around the world are saying good-bye to a year we will never forget. and ringing in the new year. plus, some of our favorite interviews from the past year. health and happiness in 2021. we'll talk to experts about maintaining your physical and mental health. and keeping your finances in good shape. >> katy perry smiles. see gayle's candid conversation with the pop star about motherhood and her deeply personal new music. >> and a glimpse of what's to come. we'll talk to a futurist looking at long-term trends amid the pandemic for clues about work,

school and travel in the months ahead. >> first, on this 1st, get it, here's today's "eye opener." it's your world in 90 seconds. >> 3, 2, 1! >> people around the world began ringing in the new year. >> even with spectacular fireworks displays, the celebration in many places looked and felt a lot different. >> the senate remains at a stalemate regarding covid relief checks. >> borrowing from our grandkids to do socialism for rich people is a terrible way to get help to families who actually need it. >> california is now the third state to have over 25,000 deaths from covid-19. >> our behavior will dictate whether people live or die as much as any actions a hospital takes. >> long lines in georgia as early voting in the state getting closer to the january runoff. >> stopping socialism. we have to hold the line. >> a major storm is bringing snow and ice to the midwest.

parts of west texas have already gotten several inches of snow. >> all that -- >> an ugly scene after mississippi state beat tulsa in the armed forces bowl. a brawl broke out. >> and all that matters. >> little rosie from detroit was asking the new year to go easy on us. she has got her gear on. looking good. >> 21, please be good for us. and happy new year! >> on "cbs this morning." >> and 2020 is gone. >> it's done. >> 2020 is freakin gone. >> i like saying that. >> i'm glad i brought two bottles of this. >> ugh. eck. oh, my god. >> that's how i felt when i saw mayor de blasio dancing just now. >> we've still got a lot of show. >> tip toeing back to bravo in about 20 minutes. i have this platform. i've got some other stuff i want to say, too. >> you're that guy in the bar.

>> yeah. this morning's "eye opener" is presented by progressive. making it easy to bundle insurance. >> did you see they're ringing in the new year all around the world. welcome to "cbs this morning." happy new year. when tony dokoupil walked into the studio, i said when did james brown -- james brown? james bond. when did he join cbs this morning. >> nice to have him on the show. >> the tux eedo is a very unusual piece of clothing. it's like wearing sports wear. i feel classy and then open my mouth and it all goes away. >> it's the only chance we've had to wear it all year. why not bring it out. >> got to do it. >> i put on a party dress. >> i have a gun with a silencer like bond in my pocket so let's make it a good show. >> we recorded parts of this broadcast in the days leading up to the holidays, but right now let's head to the newsroom to check this morning's headlines. >> looking very dapper.

good morning and happy new year. i'm adriana diaz. millions around the world said good riddance to 2020 with some very different new year's celebrations. the streets of times square were virtually empty. crowds were prohibited under new york city's covid restrictions. the annual fireworks on the las vegas strip were canceled but one hotel had a smaller pyrotechnic show. and thousands of people outside zimbabwe's capital celebrated at a concert. the new year begins with ugly new numbers in the coronavirus pandemic. u.s. officials reported more than 3700 deaths yesterday bringing the total number to more than 345,000. this morning, u.s. hospitals are handling more than 125,000 covid cases. in los angeles county, one of every five covid tests is coming back positive. los angeles mayor eric garcetti told our carter evans the outbreak's darkest days are still ahead. >> the governor said

hospitalizations in california could double in the next month. how can l.a. hospitals handle twice as many patients? >> the simple answer is, we can't. that will be that worst case scenario in which care is rationed, who gets the oxygen, who gets the equipment, who gets the bed? it will be the most horrible vision of what we have sought to avoid. >> covid hospitalizations in l.a. are up more than 190% in the last month. president trump and president-elect joe biden offered well wishes for the new year. in prerecorded video messages, mr. biden celebrated first responders, while the president praised his administration's response to the pandemic. vice president mike pence asked a federal judge last night to reject a lawsuit that would give him power to overturn some electoral college votes for president-elect biden. some republicans in congress have pledged to disrupt the ceremony, accepting mr. biden's electoral college victory next week. republican senator david perdue is quarantining after being exposed to covid-19 less

than a week before his runoff election in georgia. right

many americans rang in the new year with hopes for a brighter new year. and a new round of resolutions tends to follow. this morning we're joined by experts to improve your finances and physical and mental health in the year to come. after a year dominated by the coronavirus, many people are reflecting on the importance of their health and wellness for 2021. and with vaccines on the way, there's at least one reason to be optimistic. cbs news senior medical correspondent dr. tara narula joins us now. good morning. happy new year. i want to begin with a perpl perplexing number from the cdc. 4 in 10 americans delayed or avoided the doctor in 2021. what does that mean for doctor visits in the year to come and

what should we be asking our doctor as we show up for the first time in maybe a year. >> you said it, tony. so many americans missed those important medical visits this past year. now is a great time to circle back with your primary care provider. i like to call them the quarterback of the team and really have a discussion about what important tests, particularly screening tests, things like mammograms and colonoscopies you need to catch up with. also talk about vaccinations and what you might be behind on and a great time to have a discussion with your primary about any questions you have about the covid vaccine. certainly patients who have any chronic medical conditions so cardiovascular disease, kidney disease, diabetes, you need to be in touch with your specialists who are managing you to make sure that you are on top of those conditions. i like to say that it's also a good time to take a medication inventory. so many people end up on medications that they're not sure why they're on them or maybe they're interacting with other drugs they're taking.

have a conversation about what you're and what you need to be on. i'm a cardiologist. i have to put a flug for knowing your numbers and risk factors. it's still the leading cause of death of both men and women in this country. >> we mentioned resolutions. this is related to heart health. weight loss. that's a very common resolution. and people have had some struggles in 2020. myself included because gyms were closed in many cases, for at least portions of the year. what do people do in 2021 to get back on the treadmill, so to speak? >> it's so true. and almost every single one of my patients has told me they've really taken a nose dive when it comes to their nutrition, diet and exercise. just because gyms are closed doesn't mean it's an excuse not to be active. you can certainly get outside, whether it's for a run, a walk, a bike. also you can do sports that maybe don't require close contact. things like tennis. there's so many fitness apps you can stream classes, youtube has dance classes you can do. so there definitely are ways to

stay active in your home. and you want to make it, if you can, a family activity. you want to make sure that they're getting the recommended 60 minutes of aerobic exercise daily. and for adults for cardiovascular health it's about 150 minutes of aerobic exercise per week you want to focus on p. i'm not sure i was getting that, but i was relieved i was able to put on this tux with limited strain before this conversation. good on me. one final question. i checked the tape and last year, your new year's resolution was increase mindfulness. one year later, how did you do? >> we did pretty good. we -- i say we because it became a whole family resolution. i downloaded an app called calm which i love and i now recommend to all my patients. and i learned how to medicate. there's really easy ways to do it. you can do it at your desk in the office, at home at night. now my husband is doing it. we taught our kids how to do it. we've stayed on top of it, and it's really been a nice form of center think and grounding during a time that's been so

stressful for everyone. >> bravo. dr. narula, thank you. gayle, there you have it. most new year's resolutions are given up after about two weeks but dr. narula made it the whole year. and she had a good one, mindfulness. >> bravo. i can also suggest head space. calm is good but so is head space. during this pandemic, the impact of social distancing and stress have certainly taken a toll on many people's mental health. recent gallup poll shows americans' mental health is worse than at any point in the last two decades. we all get that. psychologist and cbs news contributor lisa de more joins us with how to better focus on our well-being and staying positive in 2021. lisa, really good to see you. we're talking a lot about polls today and one of the latest shows that many americans are just struggling to survive day-to-day. so how in the world do we concentrate on self-care when we're just trying to live? >> you know, it is hard. and happy new year to all of

you. what we want to do as an important new year's resolution is to commit to excellent self-care. and we have to recommit to this. and by excellent self-care we mean getting a good night's sleep, getting plenty of physical activity, eating well, finding happy distractions. and doing this goes a long way to buffer the stress of the pandemic. the challenge, of course, is the pandemic is going on so long that we can get kind of lazy about this. you know, it's easier to get in bed and just scroll on your phone than to have a disciplined routine that helps you fall asleep quickly at night. but the way i have come to think about it is it's like the pandemic is a really long rain storm and excellent self-care is like our rain gear. it helps to protect us from the pandemic. so getting out your umbrella, putting on your rain coat, rain boots, it doesn't stop the rain, but it makes the storm easier to weather. and that's how we want to think about self-care now. >> yeah, listen, it's a new year

but this pandemic is still very much alive and well, so to speak. you say that we should avoid an all or nothing way of thinking. what does that mean? >> so when we feel helpless about so many things in our lives, it's easy to start to feel helpless about everything. to start to feel like, if i can't have this go the way i want it to go it just can't happen. that's all or nothing thinking. and we want to steer clear of that. instead, what we want to do is to think about what we can make happen. so we can't celebrate birthdays in the ways that we like to, but we can still make them a special day. we can't see people in the same ways we want to, but we can still stay meaningfully connected. and it's important for us to acknowledge what has been disrupted to let ourselves be sad and frustrated about that. to do that work of kind of coming to terms of what we've had to give up and when we do that work, it actually creates space. it sort of sets the stage for us

to be open to what can happen. it lets us be creative. i think the way we should think about it is, it might not be great, but it can be good enough. >> you also say it's important to accept the reality that some things are just beyond our control. how do we do that, and why is that so very important to do? >> it's hugely important. especially in the pandemic. for us to really take account of what are the things in our control, maybe at work or at home or in terms of our own self-care, and what are the things that are beyond our control? how long the pandemic is going to last. what the summer is going to look like. and the way we can actually size this sup is to think that we wat to preserve our energy. the pandemic is stressful. the pandemic is tigering. we're going to be better off on sown many fronts, mental health included, mental health especially if we point our energy at the things we really have say, where we can really make a difference. and don't put too much energy

into worrying about or thinking about things where we really don't have control. >> also, i like the practice of expressing gratitude. i know that that really helps and makes a difference. i always think it's better to focus on what you do have rather than what you don't. can you just give people a sentence on why we need to do that on a regular basis? >> absolutely. having a gratitude practice, thinking about what you're grateful for, is one of the simplest and most effective ways we know in psychological research to increase well-being and life satisfaction. it is worth taking the time to focus on what you've got. >> all right. i wake up every day and say, breathing. that's gratitude number one. thank you, lisa damore. happy new year. >> thanks, gayle and lisa. i always feel calmer after hearing from lisa. now ways to improve our money habits after a challenging economic year. recent study found nearly 4 in 10 americans believe they'll be in financial survival mode in

2021. cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger joins us with some financial tips for the new year. happy new year. good morning. as i said, so many people are struggling right now. what can they do, what should they do to try to regain some financial control? >> well, happy new year to you, and i think the core concept we always stress is, number one, track where your money is going. you've got to account for what's coming in, what's going out, and that will allow you to prioritize your goals and objectives. now technology maybe makes it a easier. big banks all have apps that help you do this. there's clarity money. there's mint. this is important, whether you have a job, whether you're unemployed, you've got to understand where your condition lies and only by tracking your money will that allow you -- will you be able to do that. >> jill, 1 in 3 americans,

adults, has dipped into their savings or retirement accounts. how do we begin to rebuild that? >> well, once you've got that tracking of your expenses down, now you can kind of figure out what your priorities should be. and i think we all learn this lesson throughout the pandemic. it is vitally important to have an emergency reserve fund. this is the first concept that i call of my big three. and, you know, 8 in 10 americans right now are focusing on rebuilding those emergency reserve funds. you want to strive for 6 to 12 months of your living expenses. the next aspect of the big three, number two, pay down that high-interest debt like credit card debt. do your best to get a jump on that. and the third part is to fund your retirement plan to the best of your ability. now, look, use technology to help you with all of this. you can automatically transfer funds so easily. you can set up automatic payments to get rid of that

debt. and you certainly can up the percentages that you put into your retirement accounts. these are your three cornerstones of how you can achieve some financial success in 2021. >> it's still a very uncertain time, jill. markets remain volatile. if you have money to invest, what should you be doing with it? >> boy, 2020, what a year of learning for every investor. and what we really take away from that, or what i take away with that is you don't know when the market is going up or down. back in the spring, if you thought the world was coming to an end you might have sold everything. but then it's really hard to get back in. so you have got to make sure you don't try to time the market. you want t stick to your game plan. if you don't have a game plan, now is a good time to start one, right? and you've got to make sure that your emotions don't creep in. if you're going to make a change, pinky swear with yourself you'll not be swayed when the market moves one way or

the other. those are your tips moving forward. it's every investor's guideline. >> happy new year, jill. ahead, gayle's revealing conversation with katy perry. the pop star talks about motherhood, mental health and her new album "smile." plus, a powerful original poem by amanda gorman. >> while we might feel small, separate and all alone or people have never been more closely tethered, the question isn't if we will weather this unknown, but how we will weather this unknown together. >> it's amazing. hear gorman's moving vision for america and her optimism for what lies ahead. that's ahead on "cbs this morning." if you have moderate to severe psoriasis or psoriatic arthritis,

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♪ you know that voice. coming up katy perry talks to us about her very personal journey finding happiness ahead of the birth of her baby daughter. and a new album "smile". and she's smiling these days. get the day's top stories in

less than 20 minutes. local news come right up. good morning everyone. it is 7:26. i am michelle griego. despite warnings, illegal fire works rang in the new year across the bay area. in san francisco they started just before midnight and as you can see here in oakland, there were many illegal fire work displays all over the city. a new year means new laws. the state implemented a number of law enforcement, criminal justice, diversity reforms. california lawmakers banned choke holds and so called hold in the law enforcement

statewide. minimum wage is going up in north bay towns. a pretty day so far this morning. a nice view looking down on golden gate bridge. we see a little bit haze but it's not like we are dealing with fog. a beautiful view over the tri valley. it's in the low 40s in most places though it is in mid 30s if you are in inland valley. daytime highs going to the low 60s with plenty blue sky. rain after sun set tonight, watch the beautiful line of showers which marches across the bay area in the overnight hours. by sunrise tomorrow it's done. you wake up tomorrow and things will be damp. it will stay cloudy on saturday and sunday for that matter. the next chance of rain doesn't get here until monday,

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in my darkest place. i was clinically depressed. i wasn't even having bouts of depression. i was like, i could not get out of bed. >> what was going on in your life that it was so dark for you? >> i think it was a combo of a lot of things in 2017. my career didn't really meet my own personal expectations. things started to shift. and i had broken up with orlando. i wasn't getting high off my own supply anymore and then i was like, oh, wow, i've given all of the responsibility of my self worth outward. >> when did you know that you needed to get help? >> i was always get something form of help but more intensive is probably when like, you know, i would just fantasize about not being around. >> oh, no. you went there. you actually went there? >> you start thinking about things like that and if i did that, i would kind of have the last word or be able to control

the chaos and the sadness and i'm so grateful that it didn't go there. i felt like i have done some work in my brokenness. so for me, the release of "smile" is just my own personal touchstone of coming out of hell. ♪ i am resilient >> i love resilient. resilient. i'm born to be brilliant. is that how you feel about your life these days? i love the lyrics of that song. >> it's really like the phoenix rising from the ashes. times i have to learn by falling flat on my face. once i come back up because that's what matters, it feels like i push through to another level. ♪ cover me in daisies >> perry says she's now excited for life as a mother to daughter daisy dove bloom and fiance to orlando bloom. after their high profile breakup back in 2017, the couple gave

their relationship another try. and this time, they are getting their happy ending. ♪ just because it's over doesn't really mean it's over ♪ >> i'm so excited about orlando. i've heard you say he's the number one fan of kathryn hudson and he's seen all sides of you, katy. >> yes, ma'am, that's right. he was always just there like a solid rock. i know that bringing a child into the world sometimes can make things even more stressful. and i feel like if i can go through that stress with anyone, it's him. >> i think about this time. we're in the middle of a coronavirus pandemic. racial unrest. >> i refuse to write off 2020 because of -- for the sake of my, you know, soon to be child. that would not be fair to her. but i think it is a time of reckoning. of, you know, people said 2020 is about clarity, right? oh, everybody -- i'm going to have 2020 vision. sometimes when you get that vision, you see what's wrong.

and it's not fun. that clarity is intense. ♪ when did we all stop believing in magic ♪ >> you have two ways to think of things. oh, it's the year of the loss of certainty or it's the year we learned to surrender. >> nice, katy. >> and if we surrender sometimes then that stillness we can get the message. >> yeah, i like katy perry. she gave birth to little baby daisy shortly after that interview, and they are all doing great. >> that's great to hear. >> i was very happy for all of them. >> that's a real gift in this year particular. >> i love that sunshine in january, too. t. was a very warm, pretty day that day. >> how far off is august? >> really warm, pretty day. ahead -- author maggie smith who was praised for capturing the mood of the country after the contentious 2016 election is back with a new message for this

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as we leave 2020 behind, we'd like to share words of inspiration from an ohio writer who's become pretty good at capturing the mood of our country. maggie smith's poem "good bones"

was about a parent wrestling with what to tell her children. we spoke with smith about how her outlook has actually changed. >> the world is at least 50% terrible and that's a conservative estimate. >> that was maggie smith in 2016. >> and for every kind stranger, there is one who would break you, though i keep this from my children. i call myself a recovering pessimist. >> made an another ugly election fight. >> when her poem good bones happened to appear in a small literary journal. >> i was just writing it as a mother raising two small kids in the 21st century not quite sure how to explain this world to them because i don't even know how to really explain it to myself. >> but the work was soon everywhere on social media. >> i call it a disaster

barometer. when it is shared widely, it is because people need it and if people need it, probably something has happened. >> and a lot has happened since then. but against the odds, maggie smith herself says she is no longer a pessimist. a transformation she credited to the writing of her new book. >> trust that the present moment, however difficult, however different from what you'd imagined has something to teach you. keep moving. >> keep moving notes on loss, creativity and change is publish published by simon and schuster. it is not a work of poetry but a series of pep talks meant to focus attention on what's possible instead of what's lost. >> accept that you are a work in progress. both a revision and a draft. you are better and more complete than earlier versions of yourself. but you also have work to do. be open to change.

it is about not looking in the rear view mirror. and really focusing on the present and the possibility of potential of what's ahead. and i don't know about you, but i need that more than ever this year. >> i think we all do. >> to that end, the book is filled with both hope and advice for making that hope a reality. all of it quite a change for this pessimist in recovery. >> self help is a term. i'm curious. are you a self help author now? >> i suppose i am. i mean, i say this book is literal self help because i wrote it to help myself. and the fact that it might help other people in 2020 and beyond is pretty magical and wonderful. but it's already done its work for me. >> i love that. >> that was my favorite part about the story, was that it was a self help book for her. that is how it started. >> and ended up helping so many

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but vlad duthiers always comes in hot. >> oh, pass to it vlad. good. >> that isis good. >> vlad is better than my morning bacon. is that even possible? >> yes. >> election's been called. i have no idea what to watch. help me vlad. >> your duty, vlad. >> pop art inspired by mr. duthiers. >> like a comic book kung fu rock star. >> no sugar for your coffee? no worries. vlad will sweeten your morning with "what to watch." >> man. >> i go to bed with my husband every night but i wake up with vlad. >> vlad we're got another toss from the public and it is a flirty one. my apologies. >> the general public is going to get me in trouble. >> i've got a fever and the only precipitation is what to watch. >> good. >> vlad, folks did really well this year. >> they did a really good job.

>> yeah. better than i could do, for sure. >> you always did it really well though, tony. that's what started. you always did something really clever wit. >> and now i don't have to work as hard. that's my goal in life. >> even sent a snail mail with introductions. >> i think it is kind of cool to see yourself on television and get a shout out. so thank you for that. lots more to come in 2021 right? >> we go. >> yeah. >> all right. here are some of the stories we're looking back on in 2020. including one of miff favorites we did on "what to watch." remember this daughter who surprised her mom with her law school acceptance letter. watch. >> did you see this part? in addition -- oh! >> so we met melinda oliver back in june. the video capturing the moment she tells her mom she got into law school. and then that is the $40

thousand dollar scholarship that garnered millions of views on social media. i asked her how it is going. >> i wouldn't say so much glitz and glam anymore. lot of long nights, sweat pants, coffee now but i'm super grateful to be here. >> and we spoke her. and she said, people -- there is a youngem woman who explicit who saw t -- st. louis and saw the story and now she's accomplished the same thing. >> that was such a sweet moment. i loved it. >> that video got viewed like 17 million times. >> and she's doing great. >> we are cheering her on. >> -- even more in 0221 if they go back to campus now. >> hope so. >> vlad we're going turn the tables a little on you this morning. i don't know if you got a heads up. i hope not. one of our favorite moments of what to watch for the year is when you surprised us with the

news that you took a walk on the beach. and said i do. >> we can rejoice because she said i do today. we're excited to announce. >> wow. >> -- that vlad duthiers is now a married man. >> oh look at that. >> want to talk about heads up. none of us knew that was coming that day. none of us. >> it is funny people keep asking so what if like to be married now and i'm like thankfully it is just the same as being engaged and just the same as being in love. but there is one thing that is true. i have found i love marion more than than i did yesterday and less than i will tomorrow. >> oh. it's a song. >> a hawaiian wedding sock i think. >> don't you love being able to say my wife. i used to always like to say my husband this and my husband that. don't say that anymore but when i first got married i loved saying my wife, my husband.

>> don't tell that part. >> the first saying. it doesn't roll off the tongue. >> very helpful for getting out of things. listen, my wife says i can't be there. >> with the grinning emoji. like. >> yeah. >> it is a very powerful statement. i love that. that's true. >> that was exciting for us that day. >> it was, that was a great day. >> thank you for celebrating with me. >> thank you, vlad. ahead on this neeshz new year's day. america's youth poet, amanda goreman. to be honest...a littlet never bothered me. until i found out what it actually was. dust mite matter? ewww. dead skin cells? gross! so now, i grab my swiffer heavy duty sweeper and dusters. dusters extends to 6 feet to reach way up hig to grab, trap and lock away gross dust. nice! for dust on my floors, i switch to sweeper. the heavy duty cloths reach deep in grooves to grab, trap and lock dust bunnies... no matter where they hide. no more heebie jeebies. phhhhew. glad i stopped cleaning and started swiffering.

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new child. historic cliff house restaurant officially closed yesterday. the iconic sign was removed. the managers say they are closing after negotiations on a lease extension failed. pretty views over the golden gate bridge, not going anywhere. you can see the low clouds but no fog here. another view looking east from the tri valley shows us sunshine. dry and cool new year's day, light rain coming tonight and heavy rain possible next week. to show you what the rain looks like tonight as it moves in on futurecast, we can see a few light showers by the time we get passed sun set. they're not going to amount to much. we will get light rain bay area wide between sun set tonight and sunrise tomorrow. then saturday is just cloudy. that's about . a be ♪

♪ a great a great song. happy new year to you. january 1, 2021. welcome back. i'm gail king. what does the future hope? good things we hope. >> a beautiful line from the national laureate amanda lauren. we'll have a powerful performance from her. >> a challenging year, we'll look back to remember challenges that stood out. >> first, today's eye opener at 8:00. >> they are ringing in the new year all over the world.

happy new year to you. >> you both look very nice in your tuxes. >> the only place to wear it all year. might as well bring it out. >> i put on a party dress. >> 4 in 10 americans delayed or avoided doctor visits. >> now is a great time to circle back with your provider. i like to call them a quarterback of the team. >> you say we should avoid an all or nothing thinking. >> we can't celebrate birthdays but we can still make them a special day. >> people are struggling right now. what can they do, what should they do to regain financial control? >> track where your money is going. >> one of our favorite moments is when you surprised us that

you took a walk on the beach and said i do. >> i have found marian more today than i did yesterday and less than i will tomorrow. >> look at you. >> welcome back. happy new year. i feel like we've been crawling to this moment. >> i can fit in a tux again. i was relieved to be able to button everything. >> i usually dress putting on a tux. but i was looking forward to this. >> you look very swaf and deboner. >> how long does your christmas tree stay up? >> i say new year's weekend. >> five days more. six days after. i like to enjoy it a little bit longer. let's see if it is here tomorrow. >> we've recorded parts of the

forecast leading up. let's check this morning's headlines. >> good morning and happy new year, i'm an dr year,. scaled down celebrations and hopes for better times in 2021. las vegas had fire works at midnight but none along the vegas strip. many said goodbye to 2020 under strict restrictions. in time square, 2020 kicked off the way it always does, covid ruined the party. instead of the usual packed crowds, a few dozen emergency workers were invited. >> on the other side of the world, a different picture, in new zealand, they partied as

normal. in australia, sydney staged spectacular fire works but people stayed home and watched on tv. paris was subdued a little sparkle on the eiffel tower. in london, small groups gathered along the river hoping for fire works but got police to move them on. >> in china, state tv broadcast a dance tribute to health care workers. while in wuhan, ground zero, the crowd celebrated a happy and healthy new year. cbs news, london. the cdc gave a dire number for the new year with the number approaching 20 million. the death toll expected to climb

to 424,000. that would add 80,000 deaths in the next few weeks. in wisconsin, a hospital pharmacist arrested for intentionally spoiling the vaccine. he admitted to taking 57 viles out of the refrigerator and leaving them out overnight. >> a new year means new laws will take effect. businesses in california must alert workers within a day if they've been exposed to covid-19. in massachusetts, 12 weeks of paid time off. >> recreational

ahead, a glimpse in the future. we will talk to a futurist about how ahead a glimpse into the future about how we may be working and traveling. >> words of inspiration from the first ever youth poet lauer yet. >> it is in loss that we truly learn to love. in this chaos we will discover clarity. in suffering, we must find

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♪ 2020 was a year of changes and challenges to our daily lives brought on by the pandemic, of course. a recent american psychological association study found 65% of adults say the amount of uncertainty in the nation causes them stress. while no one can forecast exactly how 2021 will unfold, there are actually expert who is not only predict what's possible but are optimistic about it.

erica orange is a futurist and partner with the future hunters. the consulting firm helped clients in tech, pharmaceuticals and government identify trends that could effect businesses. welcome, happy new year. thanks so much for being with us this morning. >> happy new year. thanks so much for having me. >> after the covid restrictions finally lift, what areas -- so many areas of business and the world have been affected, have been changed, at least in the short-term. what do you expect will be permanently changed by this? >> yes, so there is one very important thing to note and that is the fact that we are being shot through what we call the covid accelerator. it is like we're being shot through a cannon and almost over night global circumstances have changed dramatically. and this is really setting the stage for everything that we see happening when it comes to the future of work. there are two critical points in the covid accelerator. the first is that whole industries whether health and medicine, are retail,

hospitality, they are being forced to pivot in realtime and permanently in response to these unprecedented conditions. and businesses are also being forced to completely reengineer everything from their supply chains to their operations to even their entire workforces to prevent future disruptions like covid from putting them out of existence. now, the second trend -- go ahead. >> i was just going to pick up what you were saying about work. because i feel i was shot out of a cannon right into my tv room. and i don't like working from home. i know lot of people do. and it certainly has been a game changer. what do you think is going to happen? i'm glad we're back in the studio but what do you think is going to happen when it comes to working remotely in 2021? is this going to continue. >> i think it is going to continue but i think we're going to see the hybridization of work. we're going to continue to see a distributed workforce? >> even when we go back to normal, you have the vaccine and everybody is healthy and fine,

you think we will still be working from home? >> yes. even after we get the vaccine. people are still going to be nervous about going into a physical office. although at the same time those that do have to report to a physical office, they are going to need that space to be redesigned and reinvented. what i mean by that is the fact that we need to rethink what that physical workplace even looks like. people are going to want to be spaced out. they might want sophisticated technology like hvac systems or self cleaning elevator buttons so they are more comfortable going into these spaces and this is going to be more pronounced in major cities where people are more crammed together. we're also going to see many more people relying on automation. they are going to want less human to human touch points and want robots or sophisticated ai to come in and fill that void so that they are more comfortable going about their day to day lives. >> erica, i want to talk about the future of cities for a

second. because if people are going to be working from home or there is going to be a distributed workforce, as you say, what does that mean for the many thousands of restaurants and shops selling coffee and a quick snack on the way to work or a salad at lunch? there is a entire business infrastructure set up around people going to the office for at least eight hours a day. >> just how work is going to be completely reinvented and reimagined, we too have to reinvent and imagine our future cities. infrastructure changes and you mex restaurants, even just going to a coffee shop. being based in new york city, i see a lot of these proprietors having to reinvent how it is they reach out to workers, when they are coming into a physical office. it is why the entire supply chain is being disrupted. this is what i mean when i say entire operations need to be rethought because we're not going to be commuting in the same way going in and returning home at 5:00. we're going to be seeing this

non linearity of work. when essentially time and space are becoming kind of more muffled and we're not going to be experiencing life and work in the same manner. >> what about travel? it's for many of us still hard to imagine getting on a plane again. when that finally happens, is it going to be different? >> it is going to be different. and i see it playing out on both ends of the spectrum. what i mean by that is we're going to see the growth of high-tech travel. and on the other end we're going to see the growth of low-tech travel. on high tech end we see many more people being comfortable using these blended reality platforms. augmented or virtual reality to immerse themselves in far flung places they can't go to now. whether it is nature halfway across the world so they can immerse themselves in something that is sensory. and kind of delights all of our senses. but you can do it from the comfort of your own home. on the low-tech side, we're seeing many people engage in, kind of, nostalgic acts of

travel. they are packing up the family into an rv. they are taking cross-country trips. they are visiting the national parks. they are kind of going back to basics and just engaging in much more simplistic acts of travel. so we're seeing both of these happen at the same time. >> very interesting. like the head lamps on that rv. let us see a little bit into the future. just enough to keep going forward anyway. erica orange. thank you very much. ahead a poem by amanda gorem goreman. it is a unique performance about finding hope in darkness. you are watching "cbs this morning." skap

amanda goreman is america's

youth poet laureate, here thes giving us her original composition of "the miracle of morning."she is giving us her original composition of "the miracle of morning." ♪ >> i thought i've awakened to a world in mourning. heavy clouds crowding a society storming. but there is something different on this golden morning. something magical in the sunlight, wide and warming. i see a dad with a stroller taking a jog across the street. a bright-eyed girl chases her dog. a grandma on a porch, fingers her rosary, she grins. as her young neighbor brings her groceries. while we might feel small, separate and all alone, our

people have never been more closely tethered. the question isn't if we will weather this unknown but how we will weather this unknown together. so on this meaningful morn, we mourn and we mend like light we can't be broken, even when we bend. ♪ as one, we will defeat both despair and disease. we stand with healthcare heros and all employees, with families, library, school, waiter, artists, businesses, restaurants and hospitals hit hardest. we ignite not in the light but in lack thereof. for it is in loss that we truly learn to love. and this chaos, we will discover

clarity. in suffering, we must find solidarity. ♪ for it is our grief which gives us our gratitude, shows how to find hope if we ever lose it. so ensure this ache wasn't endured in vain. do not ignore the pain. give it purpose. use it. ♪ children's books dance alone the d.j. music, we know this distance will make our hearts grow fonder from a way from woe, our world will emerge stronger.

we'll deserve how the birds braved by human kind are also the makes us that make humans kind let every dawn find us courageous, closer, heeding the lights before the fight is over. when this ends, we'll smile sweetly finally seeing in testing times we became the best of beings. wow. >> so sweetly in the way that is edited. it is very sweet. >> yes. >> i remember we first had her here when she was a teenager. she's now 22. i live her voice. not to mention the way she writes. a beautiful, beautiful person. >> every time she's done something for us, so memorable. >> very special. >> both the writing and the performance. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> that's right too, tony. yeah. >> great to see it once. and especially again. the year that was.

but your local news is next. good morning. it is 8:25. i am anne makovec. a fire broke out this morning at the entrance of the san jose museum of art. it started around 4:30 a.m. it was knocked down quickly with minimal damage left behind. arson investigators are trying to determine the cause. san francisco extending the stay-at-home order indefinitely. personal services, outdoor dining, and drive in gatherings are off limits. the ten day travel quarantine was also extended. today is home opening game for golden state warriors, dubs taking on portland trail blazers. warriors are exempt from san

francisco's ten day mandatory travel quarantine. a beautiful day. we are starting to see stratus cloud develop over the golden gate bridge. that's nice for this time of year, more of a summer pattern but pretty out there. the view, plenty blue sky. that's what it looks like over the majority of the area. blue sky, sunny, 60. after sun set showers will arrive, light showers which will march across the bay area. by 9:00 in the north bay, by 1:00, about the golden gate and south bay before sunrise. they fall apart really before they get there. saturday will be cloudy and a few light showers will miss us to the north. if we look at the rainfall totals for friday night rain, it's not much. about 100th of an inch of rain in the south bay. a better chance of rain shows up by monday of next week.

christmas eve... everybody spends the night at the house. i love christmas, i always did. it's loud, it's family being together. a lot of food, music, people, hugs. that's a perfect christmas. ♪ ♪ ♪

♪ that's ♪ there is a hole in the bottle ♪ >> drinking all this wine. who is still sober? i don't drink. are you still sober? >> we are not really here. this is prerecorded. >> don't tell them that. it is a secret. >> brining backstories we call talk of the table. >> reflecting on our own silver linings in 2020. we were forced to leave the studio and work from home. i hated that. >> not very popular. there is a good memory. it was a big adjustment not being here at the table with you

all but i had some help behind the scenes. >> look who is behind the camera. number one son nikki mays. how we doing this morning? >> hmmm. >> every day without complaint, he got up at 5:30 in the morning to help me out for months. i think three months. he was my tech, my cameraman. my comrade in arms. >> and he's a college student. >> as soon as we were over, he went in his room and did a zoom class at boston university. that is one of the few good memories i have. >> that is great. >> i have similar good memories. there is an old saying, things were better when times were worse. think about that. >> i get that.

>> covid has been a bad year but here is what was better about it. my office was my home throughout the day. i got to see things i would have missed. one of those was my infant son not being a infant anymore and taking his first steps. >> i'm gonna get you. >> that is so precious and complicated to think -- and you can hear katie off camera there. under normal circumstances. we would have both been at work. that was about 1:30 in the afternoon. i will trees treasure that.

can we look at that one more time. look at those red sox and birks. >> i love those wobbly legs. look how happy he is. >> he can do considerably more now. >> one of my silver linings. i live with me, myself and i because i live with me. i got to leave my house and go to the sant raw barbara bureau or oprah's guesthouse every morning 1:00 in the morning california time. doing breaks in the broadcast. with the time change, it was very hard. >> up at what time in the morning? >> 1:00. we had to find ways to entertain ourselves overnight. i remember doing conga lines.

we were working very hard. >> what was that move there? >> a conga line. for extra fun, we would coordinate the pillows on the couch that nobody noticed but us. doing my hair and make up. just a little game we played with ourself. >> looks really good on tape. >> one of our favorite moments of new year's day was introducing you to our entire team on cbs this morning.

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♪ our staff really works hard every day here in studio 57, but especially really hard this year of 2020 from their homes during this pandemic and all around the world. so on this new year's day here's our holiday card to you. ♪ ♪ ♪ you are the one that i have been waiting for ♪ ♪ got to quit this crying ♪ nobody's gonna heal me ♪ if i don't open the door kind of hard to believe got to have

faith in me ♪ ♪ break out, break out, break out ♪ ♪ look at me ♪ get down, get down, get down ♪ look at me ♪ break out, break out, break out ♪ ♪ look at me now ♪ because i will wanted was love ♪ ♪ all i ever wanted was love ♪ i want just to be loved ♪ i want just to be loved ♪ now it's time to free me from the chain ♪ ♪ i got to find that peace is it too late or could this love

protect me from the pain ♪ ♪ break out, break out, break out ♪ ♪ look at me ♪ get down, get down, get down ♪ look at me ♪ break out, break out, break out ♪ ♪ look at me now ♪ because i ever wanted was love ♪ ♪ all i ever wanted was love ♪ i want just to be loved ♪ i want just to be loved ♪ what a man got to do ♪ what a man got to do

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♪ that will do it for us on this first day of 2021. i always say another year another day we get a chance to make it right, get it right. >> right. >> just so glad we got through the first year.

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