. >>> coming up on cbs this morning, grammy winning guitarist peter frampton talks with anthony masonn the first tv interview about his new memoir. i'm ann marie green. this is the cbs morning news. you >>> our top stories this vitamins, zinc, other minerals, and herbs. a uniqf that's why when you start every morning with airborne, you'll have the confidence to take on the day. no wonder pharmacists recommend airborne more than any other immune support brand. airborne. your daily dose of confidence. intronew advil dual action. the world of pain relief: advil targets pain at the source. acetaminophen blocks pain signals. >>> our top stories this morning, the >>> our top stories this morning, the presidential contenders campaigned in states that they are trying to flip on election day. yesterday president trump held a rally in nevada which has not been won by awe republican since 2004. joe biden campaigned in north carolina. a democrat has not won in a presidential race since barack obama in 2008. and house speaker nancy pelosi said an agreement on new coronavirus aid must be reached by

. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," anthony mason talks with tom petty's daughter and members of theposthumous album. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." these are real people, not actors, who've got their eczema under control. with less eczema, you can show more skin. so roll up those sleeves. and help heal your skin from within with dupixent. dupixent is the first treatment of its kind that continuously treats moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis, even between flare ups. dupixent is a biologic, and not a cream or steroid. many people taking dupixent saw clear or almost clear skin, and, had significantly less itch. don't use if you're allergic to dupixent. serious allergic reactions can occur, including anaphylaxis, which is severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems, such as eye pain or vision changes, or a parasitic infection. if you take asthma medicines, don't change or stop them without talking to your doctor. so help heal your skin from within, and talk to your eczema specialist about dupixent. if your financial situation has chan

. >> anthony mason reporting. be water my frien is on s >>> the cov9c forced the hollywood movie machine to grind to a halt, productions have shut down and theaters closed, tomorrow, regal theaters will temporarily shutter their houses, but some are determined to make a go of it. when you step inside, it's clear it's different. >> you will walk up and select the movie, we will do the comeback classic, jurassic park. >> the selection is slim, mostly classics with a cult following. >> all of this is brand new, you will see it throughout the theater. >> hanging next to up coming movie posters are big bright reminders of the pandemic. meghan helps to keep the hall ways clean and full of sanitizers and after every show, they disinfect every seat. the changes are definitely a draw for the families. >> a little piece of normal and something special for them to get to do after they worked so hard in school this week. >> what are you most excited abou>> a the or all i f word. tenant. >> a handful of movies have been releas

anthony mason spoke with petty's daughter and band mates about this dream project that's finally come> reporter: tom petty's 1994 solo masterpiece "wildflowers," included hit songs -- ♪ you don't know how it feels >> reporter: and petty classics. but petty had planned for it to be a double cd. >> we did much more than the "wildflow "wildflowers" album. we did 25 songs that we finished. >> reporter: "wildflowers" and all the rest includes all those unreleased songs. like "leave virginia alone." ♪ so leave virginia alone ♪ >> this is a picture of him in the little tiny studio he wrote all the songs. >> reporter: adrian petty co-cure rated the project. >> it has the master set piece where you can see all the songs. >> this is you in the studio? >> yeah, right here. i just went to a couple of sessions. >> reporter: when she went back into the archives, she found buried treasure. >> to go to iron mountain and find 16 millimeter reels of my dad i had never seen before from those sessions and find them performing these songs unreleased, and even my sister and i in the footage in the studio,

we will asked her why and anthony mason. will the u.s. 7:00 on the dot. >>> coming up today on the drew barrymore show, james gordon hosting the late show. >>> plus, a dating expert shares how to swipe for su when was the last time your property tax bill went down? what? never. are you kidding me? for years, the residential burden has gone up. while the corporate burden has gone down. prop 15 reverses that. it closes corporate loopholes and invests in schools, small business, and firefighters. and when the big corporations pay more, your tax bill goes down. that's right. a savings of a hundred twenty-one dollars a year for the average home. give homeowners a break. vote yes on 15. >>> it is time for a look at this morning's top stories. >> president trump wants to get back on the campaign trail as soon as this weekend. he hopes to hold a rally sunday and will probably be tested today. the cdc recommends two negative tests. [ technical difficulties ] >>> also, nancy pelosi will lay out a proposal for putting together a commis

anthony mason looks back on van halen's life and groundbreaking career. ♪ >> reporter: with his effortless, electric stage presence and revolutionary riffs, eddie van halen's legacy as a guitar god is second to none. born in amsterdam in 1955, van halen and his family moved to california when he was seven. he and his brother alex started at classical pianists at young age before turning to rock and roll. >> alex playing my drums, got better than me, take my damned drums, i'll play your guitar. worked out for the best. >> reporter: their musical genius would chart the path for one of the greatest rock bands in history. van halen's self-titled first album garnered instant critical acclaim and commercial success with hit songs like ♪ flirting with the devil >> reporter: the group skyrocketed to national and international fame, playing to sold-out arenas around the world. ♪ >> reporter: they finally reached the top of the charts with their first and only number one single. ♪ jump >> reporter: we spoke to the lead guitarist of the heartbreakers, mike campbell, about his admiration for the music

i'll gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil.he president spreads his aftere his d di the lingering questions over his treatment plus what long lines for early voting mean. >>> supreme court nominee faces questions. amy coney barrett is being grilled on capitol hill on health care and roe v. wade. we'll have the latest on today's hearing. >>> another vaccine trial is paused. a second major study is put on hold after a volunteer becomes sick for unknown reasons. >>> plus, why top experts say it may be time to reopen some schools. >> and close encounter with a cougar. a utah hiker learns what it feels like to be prey after getting too close to a cub. the six minutes of terror caught on tape. >> don't mess with a mama cougar. first, here's today's "eye opener." it's your world in 90 seconds. >> if confirmed, it would be the honor of a lifetime to serve alongside the chief justice and seven associate justices. >> the political battle has broken out on capitol hill as confirmation hearings for amy coney barrett begins. >> i think this

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil.sident trump and joe biden square off in rival town halls. the coronavirus takes center stage in competing primetime events. how the president stoked new controversy and joe biden sidestepped questions on a critical issue. >> we're shining a light on early voting challenges. millions of americans have already cast their ballots. but there are still 18 voting days left. we'll look at why some are facing multiple hurdles to make their votes count. >> alarming new coronavirus surge. america sees its worst day for the number of new

anthony mason joins us now from new york. good morning. >> good morning. ahead on cbs this morning the final push on the campaign trail with less than a week until the election. plu breaking their silence. gayle's interview with it would have the grand jurors in the breonna taylor case. why they felt frustrated, disgusted and even betrayed by the kentucky attorney general. >>> also our road to a vaccine series with a rare look at operation warp speed's unprecedented effort to produce and distribute the coronavirus vaccine without sacrificing safety. >>> and sorry giants fans. the los angeles dodgers are baseball's world series champions but clayton kershaw will join us to talk about the team's first title in 32 years. >> i'm all right with it. its been a long time since they won. you can't win every couple of years like the giants did. we are good. we are good. >> i got it. i like it. i like the way you think. >> yes. we will see you at 7:00. >> baseball shade this morning. >>> stocks diving this morning. diane king hall is here this morning. >> another no

it's anthony mason piece so you know it'll be good. michelle, good to see you and tell lynn, hey. >> and gayle. gayle. gayle. >> yeah. >> i didn't forget. have a great day. >> all right. >> gable. >> gayle says hi. >> hey, how you doing. ? the pandemic has dominated the year. >> yes. health experts say she have expect the threat to continue through the holidays and into 2021. a study from massachusetts general hospital found that letting up social distancing immediately woulde case public health gain. now doctor fauci is warning those who plan to gather during the holidays. >> some people in this country are going to be able to have a relatively normal type of a thanksgiving. in other areas of the country, it'll be your better -- hold off and they just have a immediate family. >> officials say people should remain aware and careful until there is a vaccine. >>> all right. let's get to gianna watching a few lot spots. back ups. >> we have back ups for sure at the san mateo bridge. we have a broken down truck. it is still out there. west

i'll gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. covid confusion.he president is given treatment as if he's seriously ill with the coronavirus. but his doctors say he could return to the white house today. we'll sort through the conflicting information. >>> plus, why a brief ride in the presidential motorcade is creating new concern. >> campaign fallout. joe biden calls for unity and wishes the president well.. while also attacking the way the pandemic has been handled. how the trump campaign is adjusting to the president's absence from the trail. >>> delay of game. the nfl is forced to postpone a highly anticipated matchup after a star quarterback tests positive. what's causing coronavirus numbers to jump again, including in new york city. >>> and lennie kravitz lets it fly. the rock star will tell us about the challenges of growing up biracial and finding his own voice. >> and what a voice it is. >>> but first, here's today's "eye opener." it's your world in 90 seconds. >> i learned a lot about covid. i learned it by really going to school. this i

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil.n the election. >> terrible record for new coronavirus cases and today's debate about masks echos the past. >> and new team, joining michael jordan's new nascar venture. first on cbs this morning. >> can't wait. first, today's eye opener at 8:00. >>> four days away from election day, both candidates are taking their campaigns to the midwest today. >> election officials are hoping because so many people continue to vote early, that the lines on election day at least won't be that bad. >> in texas, travis county, of the 850,000 eligible voters, this year, 97% have registered to vote. >> 82 million people have voted so far, what does that say to you? >> that says this is an american success story. i know there is a lot of anxiety out there. one of your best ways to deal with your anxiety, cast a ballot. >>> positivity rate up to 8%. the equivalent of a new diagnosis every second. >> feeling anxious about tuesday's upcoming election. you are not alone. nearly 70% of u.s. adults say the pre

i think a free society is important. >> dave, it's anthony mason.e to get young people to vote. are you surprised at the number, like 60% are expected to turn out. >> but that's better than it's been, you know. i look at how eagerly my kids, my daughters are first-time voters at least this year, and i'm looking at them and their friends and how all of those -- how excited they are. so i at least -- i know that it's not -- it's imperfect, but i do have hope that we can increase it. and organizations like head count will make it possible, you know, to get more and more young people. if we can get more and more people in the public eye to speak about this, in all lines of work, people should be encouraging young people and people that are sort of on the fence about its importance to make your voices heard. we need to also make it easier for people to vote, not harder. that's a central part of my motivation. it should be effortless, it should be a day off, we should be celebrating. and i want to also remind people that are looking at election day going

. >>> coming up on cbs this morning, anthony mason convenes a panel of suburban women in pennsylvaniaand on the presidential candidates. plus, exclusive access inside a hospital in dodgeville, wisconsin, as the coronavirus puts a strain on rural america. >>> and we talk with grammy winning artist dave matthews about his mission to make sure americans are ready to vote on election day. that's the cbs morning news for this wednesday. thank you for watching. i'm ann marie green. have great day. . >>> live from

. >>> and singer ellie goulding talks with anthony mason about her new album "brightest blue," her first. that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. >>> live from the cbs

i'm tony dokoupil along with gayle king and anthony mason. president trump attacks dr. state of ohio, we'll find out what the covid crisis means to voter its >>> helping your children cope with the pandemic, dr. tara narula shows us ways to help kids handle the mental strain. >>> and ashley mcbride's country pride how she prepares to co-host the 2020 cmt music awards. >>> first here's today's eye opener at 8:00. new escalation in the president's attacks on dr. anthony fauci. >> sometimes he says things that are a little bit off. >> fauci says the way through this is with science. president trump was focused on attacking dr. fauci and other scientists. >>> turning to ohio, folks here have been early voting for the past two weeks. now, why ohio? why is it so important? understand this. 14 times in a row the candidate who has won this state has also won the presidency. >>> more than 58,000 new cases were reported yesterday. hospitalizations are on the rise in 38 states. >>> resistance to covid safety guidelines is so strong here that citizens have sued to have them removed.

i'll gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil.resident trump and joe biden clashed in a contentious but mostly civil debate. the final presidential showdown revealed how far apart these candidates are on key issues like the pandemic and personal ethics. just 11 days before election day. >> we'll also have full analysis on what this face-off means for the final sprint to the finish and what issues could still sway undecided voters. plus, our conversations with a key voting group both candidates are trying to win over. >> new coronavirus cases hit their fourth highest daily number since the covid crisis began. the reasons for this new surge and a look at the first treatment approved in the u.s. to help the very sick. >>> and the words of ghislaine maxwell. new testimony is unsealed from jeffrey epstein's accused accomplice. what we're learning about her past. >> but first, here's today's "eye opener." it's your world in 90 seconds. >> you know who i am. you know who he is. you know his character. you know my character. character of

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil.resident trump and joe biden square off in rival town halls. the coronavirus takes center stage in competing primetime events. how the president stoked new controversy and joe biden sidestepped questions on a critical issue. >> we're shining a light on early voting challenges. millions of americans have already cast their ballots. but there are still 18 voting days left. we'll look at why some are facing multiple hurdles to make their votes count. >> alarming new coronavirus surge. america sees its worst day for the number of new cases since mid-august. plus, we'll show you one university where the president resigned after a massive outbreak on campus. >>> and fighting to get back on track. james brown has the first tv interview with nascar driver kyle larson who was fired for using a racial slur. hear larson's apology and why he hopes to get a second chance. >> first, here's today's "eye op opener." it's your world in 90 seconds. >> i denounce white supremacy. what's your next questio

i'm gayle king along with tony dokoupil and anthony mason.re around the curve. we'll talk about that. >> every vote counts. kerry washington will cohost and encouraging all to vote. >> sky high surge to climate change. following a world famous snowboarder trying to unite the country to save the great outdoors. >> curious. but first today's eye openers at 8:00. just five days before the election day, both campaigning in the battleground state of florida. >> in florida before heading to north carolina. >> zeta was the recent unrelenting storm. >> a deadly knife attack. >> details are still coming in. >> we know it took place in nice and some witnesses say the man was shouting. >> to the doctor, when people are diagnosed with cancer and they are in denial of the diagnosis, it doesn't harm over people. >> more than half of the 2016 vote is already in. >> so far, biden is off to a good start because 2020 has been a record shattering year for early voting for young people. that is dope to the wap my tubular young lings. >> don't do that again but w

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. we are down to the wire in campaign 2020. both candidates are pushing hard with starkly different responses to the coronavirus. how this pandemic is playing into their strategies with just six days to go. >>> a surge of suffering in the midwest. we're tracking the virus outbreaks to show you where the spike is worse and why. >>> plus a rare look at the federal effort to stop the spread in our road to a vaccine series. >>> the breonna taylor grand jurors speak out in an exclusive interview. two of the jury members say they were never given the opportunity to consider murder or manslaughter charges for the officers involved. >>> and the los angeles dodgers are world series champions, but not without a covid controversy. we'll talk with pitcher clayton kershaw on how the team triumphed during a challenging season. >> did we think clayton went to bed? we'll find out. but first -- here's today's "eye opener," it's your world in 90 seconds. >> the dodgers are one out away. >> called strike three! the dodgers win, finally! >> over t

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. america has a new supreme court justice.ne week before election day. president trump celebrates amy coney barrett's confirmation after a bitter partisan fight. what it could mean for the presidential race. >> the nation's coronavirus crisis threatens to overwhelm hospitals. hear from the doctors on the front lines. >>> breaking overnight. protests erupt in philadelphia after police shoot and kill a black man allegedly carrying a knife. why demonstrators believe police used excessive force. >> fast-moving wildfires in the midwest are whipped up by hurricane-force winds. we're there with stories of harrowing escapes and daring rescues. >>> and convicted cult leader keith raniere will be sentenced today. we'll speak to a victim of nxivm who said he should never be allowed to go free. first your "eye opener" your world in 90 seconds. >> the newest member of the united states supreme court, justice amy coney barrett. >> it's official. amy coney barrett sworn in to the supreme court. >> today will go down as one of the darkest day

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. dueling town halls.resident trump and joe biden prepare for competing primetime events instead of a debate. >>> plus, how the president is trying to revive an old attack line using the vice president's son. >>> an alarming spike in the coronavirus. france declares a state of emergency. new cases in the u.s. are sharply higher. what's driving the surge, plus, what a positive test for a high-profile football coach means for college sports. >>> demanding justice for breonna taylor. more of our exclusive interview with breonna's boyfriend kenneth walker and why they are claiming a cover-up starting the very night she was killed by police. >>> tom petty's last dance. his dream project is now complete. three years after his death. his daughter and ex-band mates tell us how it feels in their first tv interview. >> can't wait to hear. >>> first, here's today's "eye opener." it's your world in 90 seconds. >> 20 days from now, we're going to win this state. we're going to win four more years in the white house. >>

i'll gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. the coronavirus crisis dramatically worsens..s. daily cases surge. more than 225,000 in just three days. and now there's another outbreak at the white house. >>> the furious final push with just eight days until the election. americans across the country wait in long lines to cast their votes. how both candidates are getetti out their messages on the campaign trail and on "60 minutes." >>> were u.s. troops sickened while serving their country? a cbs news investigation reveals new details about toxic materials at a military base overseas that may have made hundreds of american troops

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. the big, big push to election day. president and joe biden come out swinging as they barnstorm the battleground states with just over two weeks left to campaign. how record-breaking early turnout may be changing this race. >>> what really matters to voters at america's crossroads. we're kicking off our swing state series here in the clossly contested state of michigan. hear what gretchen whitmer has to say about the president's supporters calling to lock her up. >> rescuers find a missing mom. a search effort ends with a

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. the president makes a frenzied push for votes.on the attack during a flurry of campaign stops, lashing out at opponents and critics. plus why there are new roadblocks with any new stimulus deal. >>> we're at america's crossroads in the critical swing state of pennsylvania where we caught up with blue collar workers and suburban women to find out what matters to them. plus i dropped in at a trump rally to see the enthusiasm of his supporters firsthand. >>> a juror in the breonna taylor case speaks out. why that juror believes the prosecutor threw the grand jury

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. debate fallout.resident trump says he knows nothing about the proud boys, the far right group he chose not to condemn at tuesday's debate. why he faces criticism from inside his own party. plus a look at the proud boys origins. >>> massive job cuts. tens of thousands of airline workers will be sidelined today because passengers won't fly and washington won't help. inside the crisis that threatens even more damage to our battered economy. >> police ambush charges. a man captured on video shooting two los angeles sheriff's deputies is held on more than $6 million bail. find out how investigators identified him. >>> pressure to stay open. we'll investigate claims federal officials pushed a local health department to let a poultry plant stay open during a deadly coronavirus outbreak. >> first, here's today's "eye opener." it's your world in 90 seconds. >> biden is too weak to lead this country. his supporters were saying he should cancel the rest of the debate. >> the debate commission looking into chang

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. >>> covid photo op.resident trump stages a campaign-style return to the white house. downplaying the coronavirus and his infection. our experts weigh in on his message, don't be afraid of covid. >>> pandemic politics. joe biden says every american should wear a mask for the sake of the country. how the president's covid diagnosis could shake up the campaign and the debates. >>> officer charged with murder. a texas policeman is accused in the shooting death of a black man, jonathan price. but video of the chaotic aftermath and the father who watched his son slip away. >>> and movie mayhem. delays in big releases force hundreds of movie theaters to temporarily close. we'll show you how the big chains are trying to cope with an industry in crisis. >> crisis is the word. first, here's today's "eye opener. it's your world in 90 seconds. >>> i learned so much about coronavirus and one thing that's for certain. don't let it dominate you. don't be afraid of it. >> president trump returned to the white house wher

i'll gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. >>> president trump and joe biden take their campaigno a pivotal battleground state with just five days to go. how both candidates are making a big push for the latino vote. >> hurricane zeta slams the gulf coast with high winds, torrential rain and storm surge. see the deadly impact of the fiftfth named storm to hit the region this year. >>> the white house task force warns of an unrelenting spread of the coronavirus in much of the country. hospitals are struggling to keep up even as the president tells crowds we're rounding the turn. >>> and seeking justice for breonna taylor. her moth

i'll gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. covid confusion.tment as if he's seriously ill with the coronavirus. but his doctors say he could return to the white house today. we'll sort through the conflicting information. >>> plus, why a brief ride in the presidential motorcade is creating new concern. >> campaign fallout. joe biden calls for unity and wishes the president well.. while also attacking the way the pandemic has been handled. how the trump campaign is adjusting to the president's absence from the trail. >>> delay of game. the nfl is forced to postpone a highly anticipated matchup after a star quarterback tests positive. what's

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. america has a new supreme court justice.ne week before election day. president trump celebrates amy coney barrett's confirmation after a bitter partisan fight. what it could mean for the presidential race. >> the nation's coronavirus crisis threatens to overwhelm hospitals. hear from the doctors on the front lines. >>> breaking overnight. protests erupt in philadelphia after police shoot and kill a black man allegedly carrying a knife. why demonstrators believe police used excessive force. >> fast-moving wildfires in the midwest are whipped up by hurricane-force

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. dueling town halls. trump and joe biden prepare for competing primetime events instead of a debate. >>> plus, how the president is trying to revive an old attack line using the vice president's son. >>> an alarming spike in the coronavirus. france declares a state of emergency. new cases in the u.s. are sharply higher. what's driving the surge, plus, what a positive test for a high-profile football coach means for college sports. >>> demanding jusce

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. president trump takes his feud with dr.a whole new level. mr. trump is now calling him a disaster and worse. what set the president off and dr. fauci's response. >> an exclusive look inside a hospital grapple with the coronavirus surge. doctors and nurses in wisconsin tell us about their desperate struggle to save patients. how many are showing worse symptoms than earlier in the pandemic. >> undecided voters in ohio at america's crossroads. we're here tng

. >>> anthony mason joins us from new york. good morning. >>> good morning.resident trump and former vice president biden meet tonight for their final debate. will it make a difference for voters and how the new rules could affect the event. a preview of what both candidates told 60 minutes about their agendas. >>> alex azar will join us. we'll find out when he believes a coronavirus vaccine will be available for widespread use. >>> in our more perfect union series, the 12-year-old who composed music for new york philharmonic. how she's hoping to inspire more diversity in classical music. all of that is coming up when we see you at 7:00. >> see you then. already inspired. thank you. >>> a trial run for the digital health passport book flight yesterday, aimed at making it easier to verify test results while traveling internationally. passengers take covid tests up to 72 hours practice flight and input results from a certified ad on an (. >>> let's get a check on traffic with gianna. >>> if you plan on heading out the door and taking bay bridge, metering lights

i'll gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. debate battle.harris and vice president pence face off over the pandemic and other hot-button issues at the only vice presidential debate. >>> plus, a big new controversy over the next presidential debate. >>> back in the oval. president trump returns to his office and makes surprising claims about the effectiveness of his covid treatment. we'll fact check his remarks amid n new concerns about the white house outbreak. >>> hurricane delta strngtens as it churns toward the gulf coast after wreaking havoc in cancun. how people in louisiana are preparing for impact. >>> and driving the conversation.

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. debate fallout.trump says he knows nothing about the proud boys, the far right group he chose not to condemn at tuesday's debate. why he faces criticism from inside his own party. plus a look at the proud boys origins. >>> massive job cuts. tens of thousands of airline workers will be sidelined today because passengers won't fly and washington won't help. inside the crisis that threatens even more damage to our battered economy. >> police ambush charges. a man captured on video shooting o

i'll gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil.sident trump and joe biden clashed in a contentious but mostly civil debate. the final presidential showdown revealed how far apart these candidates are on key issues like the pandemic and personal ethics. just 11 days before election day. >> we'll also have full analysis on what this face-off means for the final sprint to the finish and what issues could still sway undecided voters. plus, our conversations with a key voting group both candidates are trying to win over. >> new coronavirus cases hit their fourth highest daily number since the covid crisis began. the reasons for this new surge and a look

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. >>> stimulus whiplash! trump shuts down negotiations on a new covid relief package, then apparently backs down just hours later. where things stand now for millions of americans in need. >>> white house outbreak grows. another member of the president's inner circle tests positive for the coronavirus. the urgent effort to stop the spread, including at tonight's vice presidential debate. >>> bias at the bureau? only on "cbs this morning," black former fbi agents allege

anthony mason joins us now from new york. morning. >> reporter: good morning. ahead on cbs this morning, the confirmation hearings for supreme court nominee amy coney barrett are underway. what to expect on day one and why democratic committee members are angry it is hppening at all. >>> with many schools doing remote learning, why nutrition directors across the country are worried about how to feed students who are studying at home. >>> we will talk to writer/director aaron sorkin, and he will tell us why it took more than 13 years to complete his latest project, the trial of the chicago seven. all of that coming up when we see you at 7:00. >>> 6:43 now. the white house making a fresh push for a deal with congress on coronavirus relief. naomi whitcomb joining us live now from the cbs broadcast center in new york. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. trading a has been underway for a little more than 10 minutes now. the market starting this monday up. right now the dow is at 122 points to start off the day. checking in on the tech sector, nasdaq up 1

i'll gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. the final countdown to election day.idates are hitting the road hard in key battleground states in the midwest. we're on the ground in texas where everything, as you know, is bigger, including the turnout so far. >> the worst day of the pandemic yet for new cases. the u.s. smashes the previous daily record and deaths are rising, too. how cold weather may be helping drive the spread. >> a surprise lawsuit in the breonna taylor case. why one of the officers is now suing her boyfriend, kenneth walker. we have the response from walker's attorney. >>> bubba's new

when michael was coming up, if somebody went into the paint to try to get above the rim, like anthony masonou were going to go down. so it was a lot tougher game. so i just remember that. so it makes his accomplishments, to me, seem even more incredible. >> jimmy: you became friendly with michael jordan. would you say he's a friend of yours, an acquaintance? >> i would say so. yeah. it's a -- i would say acquaintance, friend, chicago guys. >> jimmy: what does that mean? do you hang out together? do you go places? do you meet places? >> yeah, you know, we went out a couple times. back then it was a time when there was no, you know, cell phones. >> jimmy: yes. >> and there were no pictures so you could kind of get lost in a bar pretty well. so you could roughhouse with guys like that. i went out one night with jordan, and let's see, the super bowl mvp, richard dent. they started roughhousing. before i knew it, rich abandon dent had lifted me over his head with one arm. >> jimmy: really? >> yeah. i thought he wife thrown me through the ceiling. great peril. >> jimmy: did you do anything to ear

i'll gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil.he president spreads his aftere his d di the lingering questions over his treatment plus what long lines for early voting mean. >>> supreme court nominee faces questions. amy coney barrett is being grilled on capitol hill on health care and roe v. wade. we'll have the latest on today's hearing. >>> another vaccine trial is paused. a second major study is put on hold after a volunteer becomes sick for unn

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. >>> the fbi busts a kidnapping plot. the feds arrest more than a dozen man over a plot to kidnap and possibly kill the democratic governor of michigan. >>> a return to the campaign trail, the president says he wa despite questions over whether he's recovered from covid. plus the latest on the showdown over the next presidential debate. >>> bracing for impact from hurricane delta. thousands evacuate the gulf coast as the region gets ready for its sixth major storm since june. we hear from a family who already lost their home and are forced to flee again. >>> new coronavirus fears. daily cases surge to their highest level nationwide in weeks. we'll check in on schools trying to keep kids safe. >> nothing more important than the kiddos. first here is today's eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. >>> the alleged conspirators are extremists who undertook a plot to kidnap a sitting governor. >> investigators say they broke up a terror plot. >> the governor of michigan is blaming president trump for inciting the men accused of

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. the big, big push to election day.he president and joe biden come out swinging as they barnstorm the battleground states with just over two weeks left to campaign. how record-breaking early turnout may be changing this race. >>> what really matters to voters at america's crossroads. we're kicking off our swing state series here in the clossly contested state of michigan. hear what gretchen whitmer has to say about the president's supporters calling to lock her up. >> rescuers find a missing mom. a search effort ends with a happy ending after a woman disappeared for almost two weeks in a national park. how she was found after her daughters' pleas for help. >>> and peter frampton finds the way. how a friendship with another music icon helped him survive hard times. and what it feels like to go from teen idol to, well, grand pa. first, here's today's "eye opener. "it's your world in 90 seconds. >> as my coach used to say, it's go time. this is the most important election in our lifetime. >> the race for president is now a

i'll gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. the coronavirus crisis dramatically worsens..s. daily cases surge. more than 225,000 in just three days. and now there's another outbreak at the white house. >>> the furious final push with just eight days until the election. americans across the country wait in long lines to cast their votes. how both candidates are getetti out their messages on the campaign trail and on "60 minutes." >>> were u.s. troops sickened while serving their country? a cbs news investigation reveals new details about toxic materials at a military base overseas that may have made hundreds of american troops ill. one veteran's long struggle, and why a defense department employee is now speaking out. >> and murder hornet mission. how crews use dental floss and a vacuum hose to find and destroy the first nest found in the u.s. >> you heard them correctly. dental floss and a vacuum hose. >>> first, here's today's "eye opener." it's your world in 90 seconds. >> here's what we have to do. we're not going to control the pandemic. we are going to control the fa

i'll gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. debate battle. senator harris and vice president pence face off over the pandemic and other hot-button issues at the only vice presidential debate. >>> plus, a big new controversy over the next presidential debate. >>> back in the oval. president trump returns to his office and makes surprising claims about the effectiveness of his covid treatment. we'll fact check his remarks amid n new concerns about the white house outbreak. >>> hurricane delta strngtens as it churns toward the gulf coast after wreaking havoc in cancun. how people in louisiana are preparing for impact. >>> and driving the conversation. nascar's jimmie johnson will talk to us about why he feels the sport needs to change when it comes to race and his friendship with bubba wallace. >> he says he's learned a lot. first today's "eye opener." it's your world in 90 seconds. >> the american people have witnessed what is the greatest failure of any presidential administration in our history. >> it was a very civilized debate where you got

i'm gayle king with tony dokoupil and anthony mason. battle over the court nominee.alth care for many americans is on the line. >>> childhood hunger. our school matters series looks at how the pandemic is disrupting school food programs for tens of millions of kids. >>> aaron sorkin on his historical film about a landmark fight for justice and why it is relevant today. >>> first, here's today's eye opener at 8:00. >>> senate hearings are under way on a supreme court nomination that could set the high court on a new path. >> each before we hear from judge amy coney barrett today we are listening to opening statements from all 22 senators on the judiciary committee. >>> president trump plans to return to the campaign trail today in florida. he spent the weekend claiming he has tested negative that he's now immune from the coronavirus. >>> president trump and former vice president joe biden were supposed to be meeting thursday for the second presidential debate but that was canceled. both now plan to do their own separate town halls on that late. >>> lebron and the lake

first, anthony mason caught up with him. ♪ ♪ the last time we were together ♪ >> reporter: when matt. >> i got to like just dance to the song all day. >> reporter: covid precautions required a new approach. >> i think artists and people, filmmakers and musicians are finding inventive ways to do what they did before but with their hands tied. suddenly everyone has to turn into houdini. they have to. >> reporter: berninger has more than a few tricks up his sleeve. this year, he's rehearsed with his band, worked on an opera and finished up his first solo album. ♪ >> you can split yourself in all those different directions? >> yeah, because they're not different directions for me. they're all -- i keep describing it as all in the same soup of stuff. i do say yes to too many things and get really exhausted and cranky and burned out and when berriies land on my head during interviews i sometimes lose it. but sometimes art and making stuff has always been the thing that just makes me feel happier. it makes me feel like i did something worthwhile today and made a scratch on the universe. ♪ i

first, anthony mason spoke with him about his busy year. ♪ ♪ your eyes were open wide >> even in a pandemicme during the pandemic. but almost every day. >> yeah, yeah. my wife's instagram. >> it's the tweedy show. >> it's become a thing. >> all right. want to do a song? >> was that something you needed to do? >> the initial impulse was to cheer my wife up. ♪ there's a reason i think she was disappointed that i was home from tour. ♪ >> wilco's summer tour was canceled. and tweedy has no idea when he'll perform in front of a live audience again. >> just started playing songs occasionally. we did it every night. we've done like 107 shows. ♪ i couldn't say it to your face ♪ i just felt a need to have some routine. some daily connection to my family. and to share some sense of reliability and normalcy. >> and then you went and recorded an album as well. >> you know, i was just given all of this time that i wouldn't have otherwise had. ♪ love isn't fair >> his work for the new album "love is the king" wasn't the only writing tweedy did. in june, soon after the death of george floyd, tweedy put ou

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. >>> stimulus whiplash! president trump shuts down negotiations on a new covid relief package, then apparently backs down just hours later. where things stand now for millions of americans in need. >>> white house outbreak grows. another member of the president's inner circle tests positive for the coronavirus. the urgent effort to stop the spread, including at tonight's vice presidential debate. >>> bias at the bureau? only on "cbs this morning," black former fbi agents allege discrimination and a lack of diversity. how they say it affects civil rights investigations and the fight to stop injustice. >>> and honoring van halen. guitar god eddie van halen dies, leaving an historic legacy of sound and fury. what his groundbreaking technique meant to his disciples and his fans. >> ah, nobody like him. but first, here's today's "eye opener." it's your world in 90 seconds. >>> this virus doesn't care what political party you belong to. it infects us all. it will take anyone's life. it's a virus. >>> president tru

as anthony mason explores. ♪ >> reporter: in the late '60s, a raucous brand of rock and roll was thrivinggy pop, and alice cooper. >> you couldn't be soft rock in '68. if you were seals and croft, they would kill you. >> reporter: in the midst of the gritty music scene was born a magazine as irreverent as rock itself. >> "cream" magazine, if you want a free copy -- clear out the offices. don't cost you many. send a letter to where, 3729 in detroit michigan, the motor city. >> reporter: "cream" started above a record store on a detroit street corner. how would you describe the culture at the magazine? >> chaos. >> reporter: scott crawford is director of the documentary "cream: america's only rock and roll magazine." >> like this ultimate underdog story of this diy -- started off as a newspaper and then became the -- eventually became the number-two music magazine on the newsstands to "rolling stone." >> reporter: what did it mean for a band to be in "cream"? >> for one thing, that was the magazine. ♪ >> reporter: alice cooper's debut record, "pretties for you," caught the ear of "cream's"