i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. there is breaking news. you've seen it. mayhem in minneapolis. demonstrators attack and burn a police station and multiple businesses overnight. and the anger spreads across the country after the death of george floyd in police custody. minnesota's attorney general talks with us about the protests and what he thinks justice looks like. >> a family's pain. prosecutors consider criminal charges against the four officers fired after the deadly confrontation with george floyd. we talk with floyd's sister who says they should be in jail for murder. >> twitter takes action. the social media giant obscures the president's late-night tweet on minneapolis saying it violates rules on glorifying violence. how it raises the stakes in a free speech fight. >> and coronavirus job crisis. the pandemic puts more than 40 million americans out of work. what one hard-hit city is doing now to get people back on the

good work yourself there, anthony mason. >> all right -- >> they were flying all over. >> they are --et better with age i'm sure. >>> you, anthony, may want to close your ears for my "talk of the table." it's not really friendly for mets fans. major league baseball, as we know, is trying to find a way to play ball there season. until then, yankees fans can binge watch this -- major league baseball network has just started. 64 consecutive hours of programming, all of it related to retired yankees hall of famer derek jeter. all to honor the anniversary of jeter's major league debut, happened 25 years ago today. and the jeter marathon includes 13 key games in his career. jeter's yankee teams won five world series titles during his time. and gayle, whether you're a yankees fan or a mets fan or not a baseball fan at all, something about sitting back this weekend and watching baseball -- and by the wait, this is all going to be hosted by the legendary sportscaster bob costas. so if you miss baseball, you miss derek jeter and miss the voice of bob costas in your ear, you can get all of those

they said to anthony mason, rthose beer bottles behind you? what are those stoppers?ally in the basement?" everybody is a critic. >> stephen: i have a lot of talk they need some art or something there. >> there's a website called "room raider" or something. anthony mason has a nine out of 10 because he doesn't have the obligatory bookshelf behind him. turn around, mr. colbert. >> stephen: i'm in my little library. >> he doesn't have the obligatory bookshelf and has beautiful art. and they said, gayle gets docked two points for the terrible salmon color on her walls. everybody is a critic. the thing i think is so great is the viewers are really glad to see us. every day somebody says to me, "seeing the three of you, you're smiling, you seem blad to be real are--i oory,an thatod, we make me feel good gli feel the same way, whether your show, or your podcast, and i feel grateful people are doing it. mark the time, you know,. >> stephen, these are scary times. and it's-- it's a big responsibility. it's a big privilege, as you know, to be able to tell the story. >> stephen

go, anthony mason, go. >> way to upset the viewers.mfortable. >> no. >> throwing it out there. >> i look forward to -- i look forward to seeing you bid. and explain why. >>> all right. >> just for you, anthony. just for you. >> thanks so much for putting that on the table, gayle. as previously advertised on this very broadcast, i am a new york mets fan, so i never thought i would pick a story about an arch rival. but i miss baseball so bad, that i'm actually excited. the washington nationals have unveiled the design of their 2019 world series championship ring. it includes a nod to the song that defined their season. ♪ baby shark doo doo doo doo ♪ ♪ grandpa shark >> the inside of the ring has a shark to honor the very familiar tune that was used as a walkup song. "baby shark" walkup song. i love everything about the ring. it's gaudy and over the top, 30 rubies, 32 sapphires, 108 diamonds, and it has the motto, "go one and on every day." great motto. they were going to have a virtual unveiling of the ring, but the players decided they w

i'm gayle king with tony dokoupil and anthony mason.ictions. others crack down causing big backla backlash. >> dr. jon lapook has answers about if you need a test. >> and socializing in the new normal. how to connect with those we've been separated from during this pandemic. >> can't wait. but first, here's today's eye opener at 8:00. >>> americans are waking up with fewer restrictions this morning. federal guidelines to slow the spread of the coronavirus expired at midnight. >> the governor says it's a matter of public health. it's the same wac and forth, push and pull across the country as different states take different paths toward reopening. >> president trump says it's possible that china intentionally allowed the coronavirus to spread. president trump also said that he has seen credible evidence that the virus originated in a lab. >> talk about a lab doesn't necessarily mean it was manmade. it could have been studied as would be appropriate in china to study avian viruses. that doesn't mean it's manmade. >> a spokesperson said th

you like how i did that, anthony mason? modesto of the usual 16. games will be played at arenas without fans. >> i like that -- >> we all like how you did that. yeah. i do, too. i like that, too. >> wasn't only me. i got to shout out the writers. >> yeah. we like you, vlad duthiers. we like all the stuff you do. women's soccer, i'm so excited to see megan and carlie and alex back on the field again. this is great. the same for hockey. sports fans are waiting.%-pyou' story. i like whenever we can have good news out of coronavirus. you've got one i hear. >> yes, indeed. we want to leave the folks at home feeling good this hump day. let me tell you about a mom in massachusetts who recovered from the coronavirus and just had a really, really special day. lisette hernandez and her husband oscar brought their twin babies, sebastian and aurora, you see them in blue and pink. sebastian and aurora. she brought them home after she delivered them ten weeks early by emergency c-section. she had been rushed to the hospital more than a m

anthony mason has this tribute. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: with the unforgettable opening lyric to his smash hit fruity, little richard crashed the pop charts like a force of nature in 1956. no one had ever heard anything like him. ♪ ♪ ♪ she's the gal that i love best ♪ ♪ >> reporter: including a man who found fame with creed enclearwater. john fogarty got to perform with little richard at the grammys in '48. >> he had that grip, that edge he sang with. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: born richard penniman in macon, georgia, as little richard he developed a high-energy stage act. >> he was just over the top wild, flamboyant. >> reporter: the black keys, dan auerbach. >> if you like the black keys, you were all that to little richard. >> reporter: producer quincey jones hailed richard as an innovator whose influential is seen from jengenres from gospel hip-hop. raised in a christian home, his boot leger father was killed. leaving him to an attraction of men. he spoke to ed bradley in 1985. >> there must have been a stigma attached to that in those days. >> i was called everything but an urban sandwich. people w

since he had time on his hands, he sat down for a chat with anthony mason. ♪ don't you ever ask them if they told you, you would cry ♪ ♪ just look at them and sigh ♪ and know they love you ♪ >> reporter: it's almost impossible to hear live music in new york right now. but in the garden of saint mark's church in the bowery, graham nash gave us a little taste. ♪ and you often the years can know the fears that your elders grew by ♪ ♪ >> reporter: with a song he wrote and recorded with crosby stills young back in 1970. ♪ teach the cldrenwell, the fathers have ♪ >> reporter: nash had been on the road performing solo when the virus started shutting life down. ♪ i had to move to the other side ♪ ♪ i found a different -- >> reporter: you were in the middle of a tour. >> i was five shows into a sold-out tour, yes. unfortunately it was getting crazy. i definitely was concerned about my audience and my crew and myself, you know. so, yes, very strange times. we've been talking a long time over these years and it's never been this weird, has it? >> reporter: no. how are you doing in social isolat

he discussed the making of the album with anthony mason. ♪ it's cold in this house >> reporter: alabama-bornon isbul has become one of the country's most acclaimed singer/song writers. his last two albums debuted atop the country and rock charts, and each won isbel a pair of grammys. ♪ what have i done to help somebody ♪ >> reporter: when he recorded his new album, reunions, in what now seems like another time -- you're releasing an album in the middle of a pandemic. which is probably not what you planned on. >> no, it's not what i planned on. i would be super disappointed if i had to wait. i think people don't need music any less now than they will a year from now. >> reporter: if anything, they need it more. >> yeah. i mean, i need it more, you know? i need to feel a connection with >>r: oheir farm outse lle, amanda shires. ♪ april is the last time i think i saw you ♪ > reporter: have them hunkering down at home with their 4 yoild daughter mercy. >>> can she tell something's different? >> she definitely can. she misses being on tour. she goes on tour with us. so she said a few times, can w

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. urgent warning. dr. anthony fauci says reopening too fast could cause more people to die and hurt the economy. some parts of the country are already akes. >>> second wave. we'll take you overseas where new cases are affecting efforts to reopen. why there's aggressive new testing under way in the original epicenter in wuhan, china. >>> silenced by amazon? in their first u.s. tv interview, two former employees say they were fired by amazon after pushing for safer conditions for warehouse workers. >>> and remarkable rebound. broadway actor nick cordero's wife says he's awake after weeks in a coma. we have an update on what could be a turning point in his recovery from the coronavirus. >>> best news ever. first, here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> our concern is that there is a real risk that you will trigger an outbreak you may not be able to control. >> reporter: dr. anthony fauci told senators that their states could face serious consequences if they reopen their economies too quickly

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. >>> dire warnings.s more states ease restrictions, new models suggest the coronavirus could surge again this summer, potentially causing more than 3,000 deaths a day. how plans to reopen affect the projections. >>> kids and the virus. doctors race to find out why some children face-life threatening complications while most only have mild symptoms. >> cruise control. companies plan to launch new voyages in august amid heavy criticism for their handling of the outbreak. how cruises will be very different. >>> and rowing to the rescue. gondoliers in venice, italy, are helping the city recover from the pandemic. what america can learn from europe. >> and we're listening. but first, here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> we must figure out a path forward, but we must always be aware that this virus is still with us. >> the death toll from coronavirus in the u.s. could drastically increase in the coming weeks just as states are reopening. >> how much suffering are we willing to accept to ge

anthony mason visited with them last year and returned this week for an update. >>> logistically, thise job. >> it is. >> reporter:tarian pearl is the ceo of god's love we deliver, the new york charity that for nearly 35 years has been cooking and home delivering free meals to people too sick to shop or cook for themselves. >> no one should be sick and hungry. >> reporter: how many meals come out of here every day? >> every day, 7,200 meals. >> reporter: last year she gave me a tour of the kitchen where they prepare and package all their meals. so how many chefs does it take to make this kitchen run? >> right. we have just under 20. >> reporter: at that time, an army of some 14,000 volunteers put the meals together and got them out to the people in need. >> hi, david, it's -- >> reporter: then the pandemic hit. how are you getting through this? >> god's love we deliver has charged everything we do. >> reporter: first, thousands of the volunteers they relied on could no longer come. at the same time, they had a surge in new clients. how quickly did you see the demand rise? >> overnight.

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. social defiance.ig crowds form over the weekend to the dismay of medical experts. why there's new concern about another coronavirus surge in the weeks ahead. >> monumental claim at the lincoln memorial. president trump suggests we'll have a vaccine by the end of the year. our doctors will weigh in. >> payroll problems. washington's small business plan puts some owners and workers in an awkward position. why many say it's smarter to stay closed. >> and equal pay setback. we talk to soccer star megan rapinoe about what's next for the women's national team after a judge dismissed a key part of their case. >> setback is the word. but, first, here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> we're not playing games. we mean business. the time for educating people into compliance is over. don't be stupid. >> the race to reopen the ailing economy is picking up speed, even as the coronavirus outbreak is, according to health experts, far from over. >> we're not out of the woods. you go back to your old

this morning he is talking to anthony mason for the record. ♪ >> reporter: vietnam, woodstock, protestsnner ansinger and activist grm nash has seen a lot over the decades, but nothing has come close to this. >> we've been talking a long time over the years, and it has never been this weird, has it. ♪ teach your children well ♪ >> reporter: words from an english, coming up on sunday morning. >> pauley: rita braver finds the class of 2020 lamenting the loss of caps, gowns, and promise. we discuss home life with a studio in the basement. seth doane takes in the view from a balcony. plus lee cowan on isolation. steve hartman, jim gaffigan, even some cartoons from "the new yorker," on this sunday morning, the 17th of may, 2020. we'll be back after this. >> pauley: bad enough that coronavirus anxieties complicate everyday life, worse yet, when those anxieties become the stuff of dreams. our cover story is reported by susan spencer. >> reporter: poet jackie wang fills her quarantine days with the peaceful sound of her harp, but her dreams at night tell a different story. >> i had an airplane d

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. social distance defiance.ns packed parks and beaches for memorial day weekend. why doctors warn it could lead to another spike in the coronavirus. >> playing through. president trump goes golfing twice with the coronavirus death toll approaching a grim milestone. >> and biden's gaffe. the former vice president backtracks after making racially insensitive remarks. >>> mystery disappearance. a colorado mother goes on a bike ride and never returns. we'll show you her husband's emotional pleand

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. white house outbreak.he president and vice president decline to self-isolate, even though people around them have tested positive for the coronavirus. >>> plus, how big crowds over the weekend may complicate states' efforts to reopen. >> mystery child syndrome. doctors search for answers ass do dozens of kids are sickened by a dangerous illness which may be tied to the coronavirus. >> new twist in shooting investigation. the u.s. department of justice is asked to look into why it took two months for

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. >>> a major court decision overturns the governor'stay-at-home order in wisconsin. a similar battle plays out across the country. why president trump is unhappy with dr. anthony fauci. >> danger on the production line. workers at meat processing plants tell us how they're afraid of the virus and worried about losing their jobs. what companies say they're doing to protect employees. >> and anxiety in the sky. crowded flights anger passengers as airlines try to put new safety rules in place. we'll talk to airline ceos about why they think it's okay to fly. >>> and pen pals. students are reaching out and providing comfort to isolated seniors the old-fashioned way. >> something to be said about the old-fashioned way. but first, here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> he wants to play all sides of the equation. >> i was surprised by his answer, actually, because, to me, it's not an acceptable answer. >> president trump at odds with the nation's top infectious disease expert over when to safely reopen schools. >> the presid

i'm gayle king with tony dokoupil and anthony mason.ymptom showing up in the younger patients. >>> epstein's accomplices? her first network tv interview, a woman who accuses jeffrey epstein of rape tells us about his alleged network of co-conspirators. >>> and historic countdown, how spacex overcame many hurdles and setbacks to get ready for the first private launch of humans into space. >>> off we go, but first, here is today's "eye opener" at 8:00. the urgent warninging from the world health organization moving too fast could lead to a second peak of illness and death. >> it appears the majority of americans followed the advice of the doctors, to wear face coverings and social distancing where you can but the people who got the most attention did not. >> president trump is pressing the state of north carolina insisting that the state's democratic governor guarantee that thousands of gop delegates will be able to attend a republican convention. >>> police were responding to a report of a forgery they say the suspect appeared to be unde

i'm gayle king with tony dokoupil and anthony mason.he white house focuses on the economy. coronavirus cases continue to surge while the president has an awkward exchange with a nurse in the oval office. >>> face mask profiling after confrontations in florida and other states. some african american men worry they'll be treated like criminals for wearing masks. >>> and all star effort, we are told about a new charity for the pandemic's frontlineheros. tony. first, here's today's eye opener at 8:00. >>> rising tension over the efforts to keep americans safe from the coronavirus as the economy slowly reopens. >> scheduled to open tomorrow, the owner will not be here. she was sentenced to a week in jail on tuesday for opening up too early. it's another sign of the tensions. >>> president trump talked about changing his mind about disbanding the white house coronavirus task force. >> i had no idea how popular the task force is. >> we have to restart the economy without rekindling the epidemic. >> everybody seems to be working so hard to flat

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. blunt warning.he president threatens to pull the u.s. out of the world health organization over claims it favors china. >>> plus, treatment backlash. why mr. trump faces criticism for saying he's taking unproven drug to prevent the coronavirus. >> firing controversy escalates. we're learning new details about the dismissal of the state department's watchdog with scrutiny of a huge saudi arms deal. one reason for his removal. >>> new ahmaud arbery video. why newly surfaced body cam footage of an incident from 2019 could raise new questions in the investigation of his shooting death in february. >> and safer skies. an inside look at how one airline is taking lessons from hospitals to make people feel safe about traveling again. >>> but first, here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> i happen to be taking it. >> hydroxychloroquine? >> i'm taking it. hydroxychloroquine. right now, yeah. >> the leader of the free world reveals he's taking daily doses of a drug medical experts and the u.s

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. urgent warning. dr. anthony fauci says reopening too fast could cause more people to die and hurt the economy. some parts of the country are already akes. >>> second wave. we'll take you overseas where new cases are affecting efforts to reopen. why there's aggressive new testing under way in the original epicenter in wuhan, china. >>> silenced by amazon? in their first u.s. tv interview, two former employees say they were fired by amazon after pushing for safer conditions for warehouse workers.

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. whistle-blower warning. top government official criticizes the administration for a lack of ldership as the cdc released scaled back guidelines for reopening. >>> plus, a new fda warning about a popular coronavirus test. >> kids in danger. a new alert for a rare but sometimes deadly illness in children. which may be linked to the virus. we'll answer your questions about keeping kids safe. >> tensions erupt over safety in the economy. a confrontation flares up during a protest against stay-at-home orders while massive lines at a food bank show the scale of the economic crisis. >>> and saluting the class of 2020. what graduation looks like during a pandemic. for high school seniors across the country. >> cannot stop a graduation, but, first, here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> our window of opportunity is closing. without better planning, 2020 could be the darkest winter in modern history. >> a vaccine expert fired by the trump administration warning things will get worse if the country d

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. rocky rollout. ident trump abruptly ends his first press briefing in two weeks aimed at instilling confidence testing across america. why dr. anthony fauci is expected to issue a blunt warning in testimony today. >>> push to reopen. new efforts to get back to business as owners in some states defy social distancing rules. plus the surprising research on restaurants that could help people stay safe. >>> new developments in the ahmaud arbery shooting. why the georgia attorney general is assigning a special prosecutor to handle the case. >> and pandemic proms. how teenagers are getting all dressed up even with nowhere to go for their own very virtual, very real prom night. ♪ >> you want to look good, but first, here's today's eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. >>> we have a lot of people coming in and out. everybody coming into the president's office gets tested and i felt no vulnerability whatsoever. >> the white house is now requiring most staff to wear a mask. >> president trump again saying the u

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. shifting focus, president trump considers dissolving the coronavirus task force even as why whtleblowesays the s to administration dismissed early warnings of this pandemic. >>> safe travels? planes and trains may never be the same after this crisis. what's being done to reassure potential travelers and commuters with entire industries on the line. >>> chilling video. footage emerges of a man tracked down and killed in georgia by two men who accused him of a crime. why the man's family says it's murder.

let me send you back over to cbs this morning, this has been a cbs news special report, i'm anthony mason, cbs news new york. >>> for news 24 hours a day from cbs news.com. >>> it's 5:34 am as we take a look at the roadways, if you are making the trek across the bay bridge it is very light this morning. it's been an easy ride as you work your way out of the east bay into san francisco in fact most bay area bridges are problem free. i checked in with cb -- we don't have any accidents happening this morning. here is a live look at the san mateo bridge with traffic traveling at the limited both directions, 12 minutes between 880 and 101 and the golden gate bridge quite in both directions, there is roadwork north of that. that's your traffic. >>> i'm kit dell and we are live in napa as we enter phase 2 to reopen napa county, there are three counties set to relax rules, solano, sonoma and napa. under these rules it means businesses like music stores, closing shops, and shoe stores will now be able to offer curbside pickup if they take precautions like wearing masks. this also applies to the su

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil.dams burst. 10,000 people are forced to evacuate as two dams fail in michigan unleashing catastrophic flooding. how one city could soon be under nine feet of water. >>> financial fallout. the nation's top economic officials warn of a long road to recovery from the pandemic. first on "cbs this morning," the former cdc director talks about his new recommendations for how to reopen safely. >>> lost opportunities. how college seniors are coping with a much tougher job market during this crisis and why some

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. >>> road to recovery.ore of america reopens with tens of thousands of auto workers going back to work today. fed chairman jerome powell warns the recovery could stretch through next year. >> race to a vaccine. we look at a possible major leap forward in the fight against the coronavirus. >> firing the watchdogs. president trump faces new scrutiny after firing a fifth inspector general since march. this time at the state department. why this dismissal prompted a congressional investigation. >> and full speed ahead. nascar becomes the first sport to return without fans in the stands. how it could drive the conversation on bringing sports back to america. >> gentlemen, start your engines, but first, here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> there's a very real health consequence to these shutdowns that must be balanced against, as we try to reopen this economy and move forward. >> many americans out and about for the first time in months as more states ease restrictions. >> i think we're doing

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. historic job losses. new report shows unemployment reaching levels not seen since the great depression. the fight over reopening as someone close to the president tests positive for the virus. >>> charged with murder. a father and son are arrested after chasing and killing a black man in his own neighborhood. the new t twist over the disturbing cell phone video. >> defending his decision. attorney general william barr talks to cbs news exclusively about dropping charges against former national security adviser michael flynn. reaction from former fbi director james comey and what's next in the case. >>> and unsung heroes. we celebrate female flyers from world war ii, 75 years after victory in europe. >> original girl power, but, first, here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> we're in a very dangerous position to give up this effort right now and allow this virus to come storming back. >> as the battle against coronavirus rages on, more states continue to reopen. >> new york, the numbers a

i'm gayle king with tony dokoupil and anthony mason. and we'll look at the new type of tests that could be faster and simpler. >> honoring a king. how the music world is paying tribute to little richard. >> and kid's eye view. children share their video diaries of how they're seeing this crisis. >> kids got lots to say. first, here's today's eye opener at 8:00. >>> a possible outbreak of coronavirus at the white house. neither the president or vice president are self-isolating. >> the head of the national guard tested positive on saturday afternoon just before a meeting with the president. >> attitude, a small boutique clothing store that reopened for curb side pickup over the weekend. it didn't go so well because people want to go inside and try on the clothes before buying them. >> how rare is this and what should parents be looking for? >> if their child does have the prolonged high fever, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, change in the color of their lips, or chest pain. >> tributes are popping up all around the country. >> federal invest

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. >>> a major court decision overturns the governor's stay-at-home order in wisconsin. a similar battle plays out across the country. why president trump is unhappy with dr. anthony fauci. >> danger on the production line. workers at meat processing plants tell us how they're afraid of the virus and worried about losing their jobs. what companies say they're doing to protect employees. >> and anxiety in the sky. crowded flights anger passengers as airlines try to put new safety rules in place. we'll talk to airline ceos about why they think it's okay to fly.

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. shifting focus, president trump considers dissolving the coronavirus task force even as why whtleblowesays the s to administration dismissed early warnings of this pandemic. >>> safe travels? planes and trains may never be the same after this crisis. what's being done to reassure potential travelers and commuters with entire industries on the line. >>> chilling video. footage emerges of a man tracked down and killed in georgia by two men who accused him of a crime. why the man's family says it's murder. >>> and keeping the beat. for our series "a more perfect union," we visit new orleans where sweet music is helping ease the pain. >> always good in new orleans. >>> first, today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> one day they said we have to close our country. now's time to open it up, and you know what, the people of our country are warriors. >> president trump has tweeted that the coronavirus task force will continue on indefinitely. >> will some people be affected yesterda

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. shopping center shooting.ultiple people are hurt. when gunfire erupts in a newly reopened shopping complex in arizona, the terrifying scenes as people run for their lives. how police captured the suspect. >>> fighting the floods. new questions about dam safety after catastrophic floods damage homes and force thousands to flee in michigan. governor gretchen whitmer joins us in her first interview since the disaster. >>> breaking news in the college admission scandal. actress lori loughlin and her husband will plead guilty and serve prison time for a scheme to get their daughters into usc. >> and america's teacher of the year. only on "cbs this morning," we'll reveal this year's big winner. >>> first, here's today's "eye opener" your world in 90 seconds. >> if i try to find a positive, the pandemic could have possibly been a life saver tonight because it was a smaller crowd. >> people are injured when a gunman opens fire at a shopping plaza in glendale, arizona. >> it's a very large scene. >> it will take days f

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. >>> dire warnings.s more states ease restrictions, new models suggest the coronavirus could surge again this summer, potentially causing more than 3,000 deaths a day. how plans to reopen affect the projections. > the virus. doctors race to find out why some children face-life threatening complications while most only have mild symptoms. >> cruise control. companies plan to launch new voyages in august amid heavy criticism for their handling of the outbreak. how cruises will be very different. >>> and rowing to

this has been a special report and i am anthony mason. >>> your news, 24 hours a day, go to cbs news.com>>> if you are going to the roadways, if you're an essential worker, we are seeing a few more slow spots along red and yellow maps. there are slower speeds and more cars on the roadways as restrictions are starting to change. as you work your way towards the area on the connector, once you are past that, there are no delays towards the dublin interchange. the earlier crash in your livermore has been cleared. >>> we are continuing to follow this breaking news out of india at least nine people have been killed in the southern part of the country by a gas leak. over 300 people were rushed to the hospital. we are hearing that it could be up to 1000 people hospitalized, so we may see the number of people who have been killed in this incident increase. this was a factory making poly styling products and it happened a long the east coast of india and it was leaking from the plant. director general of the national disaster response units that he believed between 801,000 people have been hospit

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony blun t world health organization over claims it favors china>>> plus, treatment backlash. why mr. trump faces criticism for saying he's taking unproven drug to prevent the coronavirus. >> firing controversy escalates. we're learning new details about the dismissal of the state department's watchdog with scrutiny of a huge saudi arms deal. one reason for his removal. >>> new ahmaud arbery video. why newly surfaced body cam

i am anthony mason in new york. >>> let's get ri our weather in the bay area because it is all abouthe onshore flow around the coast and the bay. it was cooler along the coast and the bay but we will be heating up again inland. here is a look at the treasure island camera. you can see the low clouds. it 60 in concord, 55 in oakland, livermore is 58, upper 50s in san jose and the 50s in santa rosa. check out the hot temperatures inland. 97 in san jose and cooler in san francisco, upper 60s for that area. we will have more on heat advisory for inland conditions. >>> following some breaking news overnight, a man who shot five people in san jose is on the loose. it happened in the parking lot outside of an apartment complex at williamsport and 24th street. they say a group of people were hanging out outside just before 10:00 when a man walked up and shot five of the men. have been described as non-life- threatening. they are going to be okay. this is west of 101 and police have not yet arrested anyone or have had no good description of the suspect. we are waiting for more information. al

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. there is breaking news. you've seen it.hem in minneapolis. demonstrators attack and burn a police station and multiple businesses overnight. and the anger spreads across the country after the death of george floyd in police custody. minnesota's attorney general talks with us about the protests and what he thinks justice looks like. >> a family's pain. prosecutors consider criminal charges against the four officers fired after the deadly confrontation with george floyd. we talk with floyd's sister w sa t shobe in jail for murder. >> twitter takes ac

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. >>> open and shut.ral social distancing guidelines expire overnight, and some states ease restrictions. but tensions erupt when other states extend those strict measures. >> the blame game. the president demands an investigation into conspiracy theories about the origin of the coronavirus. we'll look at the state of testing in america and how politics is affecting the response. >> addressing the allegations. after weeks of silence, how presumed democratic presidential nominee joe biden is reacting this morning to a former

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. reopening tensions. protesters and some business owners step up demands for america to reopen faster while millions more people file for unemployment benefits today. see why a s.w.a.t. team raided a bar in texas. >> risk and recovery. the president tells his coronavirus task force to focus on the economy and calls the pandemic worse than 9/11 or pearl harbor. >>> tuition fight. students and parents demand refunds as colleges are forced to move classes online. why many schools say that's

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. demanding justice.protests turn violent after the death of a minnesota man following a disturbing encounter with police. we spoke to members of george floyd's family. it's their first broadcast interview. >>> cautious optimism. wall street bets on an economic recocovery even as coronavirus deaths increase nationwide.plou america's rebound. >>> twitter fight. president trump threatens the social media giant after it fact checks two of his tweets. why his attack on mail-in voting

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. second wave warning.lth organization urges caution on reopening. suggesting moving too fast could have dire consequences. what it could mean for americans who partied up close over this past holiday weekend. >> political face-off. presidential rivals take a very different approach to face masks during memorial day ceremonies. >>> plus, why the president is threatening to pull the republican national convention out of north carolina. >> multis

ocbss t it's thursday, mst wh anthony mason and tony dokoupil. shopping center shooting.ultiple people are hurt. when gunfire erupts in a newly reopened shopping complex in arizona, the terrifying scenes as people run for their lives. how police captured the suspect. >>> fighting the floods. new questions about dam safety after catastrophic floods damage homes and force thousands to flee in michigan. governor gretchen whitmer joins tress ri loughlin and her sincea husband will plead guilty and

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. whistle-blower warning. top government official criticizes the administration for a lack of ldership as the cdc released scaled back guidelines for reopening. >>> plus, a new fda warning about a popular coronavirus test. >> kids in danger. a new alert for a rare but sometimes deadly illness in children. which may be linked to the virus. we'll answer your questions about keeping kids safe. >> tensions erupt over safety ih

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. social defiance.g crowds form over the weekend to the dismay of medical experts. why there's new concern about another coronavirus surge in the weeks ahead. >> monumental claim at the lincoln memorial. president trump suggests we'll have a vaccine by the end of the year. our doctors will weigh in. >> payroll problems. washington's small business plan puts some owners and workers in an awkward position. why many say it's smarter to stay closed. >> and equal pay setback. we talk to

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. rocky rollout.ident trump abruptly ends his first press briefing in two weeks aimed at instilling confidence testing across america. w efrtet bac social distancing rules. plus the surprising research on restaurants that could help people stay safe. >>> new developments in the ahmaud arbery shog.

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. >>> testing the waters.rge crowds are expected to gather over this memorial day holiday weekend. despite fears of another spike in coronavirus cases. how you and your family can stay safe. >> young adults at risk. a mysterious illness in children linked to the coronavirus is also reportedly appearingng in 20-year-olds. the symptoms you need to watch out for. >>> new arrest in the arbery case. the man who filmedseo o the deadly encounter is charged with murder in the death of ahmaud arbery. we'll have the latest on the expanding

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. >>> road to recovery.re of america reopens with tens of thousands of auto workers going back to work today. fed chairman jerome powell warns the recovery could stretch through next year. >> race to a vaccine. we look at a possible major leap forward in the fight against the coronavirus. >> firing the watchdogs. president trump faces new scrutiny after firing a fifth inspector general since march. this time at the state department. why this dismissal prompted a congressional investio

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil.aking news -- new protests erupt in minneapolis. people set fire to buildings and stores are looted after the death of an unarmed black man following an arrest. pressure builds to charge the officers fired over the incident. >> 100,000 deaths. our coronavirus toll reaches a terrible mark while more of the u.s. reopens. why antibody tests face new questions over their accuracy. rumpen throcia laona giants with after hissmf f

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. historic job losses.ort shows unemployment reaching levels not seen since the great depression. the fight over reopening as someone close to the president tests positive for the virus. >>> charged with murder. a father and son are arrested after chasing and killing a black man in his own neighborhood. the new t twist over the disturbing cell phone video. >> defending his decision. attorney general william barr talks to cbs news exclusively about dropping charges

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil.reaking news -- new protests erupt in minneapolis. people set fire to buildings and stores are looted after the death of an unarmed black man following an arrest. pressure builds to charge the officers fired over the incident. >> 100,000 deaths. our coronavirus toll reaches a terrible mark while more of the u.s. reopens. why antibody tests face new questions over their accuracy. rumpen throcia laona giants with after hissmf fact check. >> and learning with ava duvernay. the award-winning filmmaker unveils a project using her stories to educate students about social justice. >>>> there's a lot to know. first, here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> this country has been through world wars, depressions, 9/11, and this falls in that category. >> a grim milestone in the pandemic. just under four months, the u.s. has surpassed 100,000 deaths. >> anger boiling over in minneapolis. >> people began looting stores and lighting an auto parts store on fire. the mayor calling for