i'm charissa lawson in new york.position leader lee jae mi-lung was stabbed in the neck. he was airlifted to a hospital. his injury is said to be nonlife-threatening. the alleged attacker was quickly subdued and arrested. >>> court documents containing the names of over 150 people with ties to jeffrey epstein could be unsealed as early as today. they're expected to contain the names of former epstein employees, sexual abuse victims, and others, including several prominent figures. >>> are you ringing in the new year $810 million richer? there was one winning powerball ticket. download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm charissa lawson, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> i'm major garrett in for norah. we begin with a powerful 7.5-magnitude earthquake striking japan. destroying homes, buckling roads, forcing thousands to flee to higher ground due to tsunami warnings. fires broke out. authorities say at least six are dead. rescue crews continue to search through

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i'm charissa lawson, cbs news, new york. >>> it's tuesday, january 2nd. this is the "cbs morning news." death and devastation. a series of powerful earthquakes strike japan. this morning the race to find survivors trapped in the rubble. >>> breaking overnight, a brazen attack caught on camera. a man lunging a knife into the neck of south korea's opposition leader. the latest on his condition. >>> we have a powerball winner. someone is starting off the new year $842 million richer. year $842 million richer. could it be you. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. i'm lindsey reiser in for anne-marie green. we begin in japan with a southeast of powerful earthquakes. we're learning the death toll has grown to at least 48. the damage is extensive. houses collapsed, roads buckled, and cars overturned. fires broke out in the aftermath. japan's military dispatched a thousand soldiers to disaster zones, and residents along the coast are still being told not to return to their homes. jarred hill has the latest. jared? >> i want to start with good news. the tsun

cbs news correspondent charissa lawson has details >>>>after >>taking to the stage together on the laste dnc as the official democratic ticket vice president kamala harris and minnesota governor tim walz are taking the campaign show on the road once again, launching a bus tour of southern georgia this week. >>>>democratic >>lawmakers say it's important to keep riding this historic blue wave, which is also helping democratic congressional races. >>>>i mean, coming out of the dnc and for the last now month, plus we have just seen such energy, such enthusiasm such true joy and optimism. >>>meanwhile, after accepting an endorsement from robert f kennedy jr, former president donald trump is looking to slow down harris's stride addressing the national guard association's conference in detroit on monday. also in michigan, a speech on the economy on thursday before attending a town hall in wisconsin on friday. he's back in battleground pennsylvania for a rally. republican lawmakers hope trump will stay focused on what they believe voters need to hear. >>>>it is our job to expose the real record

cbs news correspondent charissa lawson has a look on what to expect >>>after taking to the stage together on the last night of the dnc. as the official democratic ticket vice president kamala harris and minnesota governor tim walz are taking the campaign show on the road once again launching a bus tour of southern georgia >>>>this week. >>>democratic lawmakers say it's important to keep riding this historic blue wave, which is also helping democratic congressional races. >>>>i mean, coming out of the dnc and for the last now month, plus we have just seen such energy, such enthusiasm such true joy and optimism. >>>meanwhile, after accepting an endorsement from robert f kennedy jr, former president donald trump is looking to slow down harris's stride. addressing the national guard association's conference in detroit on monday. also in michigan, a speech on the economy on thursday before attending a town hall in wisconsin on friday, he's back in battleground pennsylvania for a rally. republican lawmakers hope trump will stay focused on what they believe voters need >>>>to hear. it is our job

here's charissa lawson >>>greeted by cheers from the crowd minnesota governor and democratic vice presidentialinee tim walz spent time sunday enjoying the state fair with his new title, serving ice cream and taking questions from reporters. >>>>i think people are seeing that we're getting to talk about minnesota across the country, talk about the economy here. >>>the economy, one of the top issues for voters and something vice president kamala harris addressed on the campaign trail in savannah, georgia, last week. >>>>half of america's working population either owns, runs or works in a small business. i mean, when we think about strengthening the economy as a whole, not to mention really investing in like the ambition and the dreams. i mean, that's all of that is what you guys are doing. >>>former president donald trump focused on immigration on his last campaign stop. >>>>they're coming into our country at levels that nobody's ever seen. and i've been saying for two years that this has got to stop. >>>while both candidates talk about the issues getting as many votes as possible in battlegroun