this time, with an audience. ♪ ♪ ♪ she is gone but she used to be mine ♪ >> anthony mason. you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm lookingyou right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you. >>> the boys of summer are back, and baseball is in full swing. in the windy city, fans of the chicago cubs are getting to know a new announcer at wrigley field. we report, that he is practically a cub himself. ♪ ♪ >>> a new voice is in the air at chicago's wrigley field. >> good afternoon and welcome to baseball here at beautiful wrigley field! >> reporter: it's deep. >> for your attention please. >> reporter: animated. >> anthony rizz sounds. your voice sounds like you are 58 years old. but how old are you actually? >> i'm 21. yeah. >> reporter: in college, his senior year classes are still online. >> i thought this dream was out of the ballpark and here i am in

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and vladimir duthiers. dramatic rescues and desperate attempts to save lives in very tough conditions sgroo video from the police killing or the first time. the angry response after the local d.a. says officers were justified in shooting him. >>> republican leaders object to a commission investigating the assault on the capitol. why they don't want it to happen. plus, breaking overnight, a newly revealed criminal probe of the trump organization. >>> and time for some fresh air and a fresh start as we emerge from the pandemic. we are visiting national parks in our series, spring into summer. >> co-host in the 8:00 hour, but first, here's today's eye opener. it's your world in 90 seconds. >>> severe weather has parts of the south under water. >> literally running into water to pull people out. >> it usually floods, but not this bad. >> torrential rain swamping louisiana and tech tex causing deadly floods across the south. >> more rain is on the way. >> protesters march in the streets upset that the deputies w

its 50th anniversary, it's actually a year late because covid stopped last year's album release, anthony masononsidered one of the greatest albums of the rock era. a new day, a new way. what do you think of it when you hear it now? >> it's a master piece, ain't a dog in the bunch. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: in 1969, the super group, crosby, stills, nash and young recorded deja vu. were you conscious while you were making the record of what you were making? >> yeah. >> reporter: you were? >> yeah. we knew. >> reporter: you heard it. >> when you hear "carry on," you knew it. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: the record would on sell eight million copies. >> deja vu was intense, tragic in many ways and a great album. >> they had released their debut album earlier in 1969. david crosby had come from the birds. steven stills from the buffalo springfield and graham nash from the hollys, and stills wanted to add another member. what were you looking to add to the band? you wanted somebody? >> i wanted to do what the springfield used to do. i didn't want to be a folk group, i wanted to play rock and roll as well. >> reporter: h

that's anthony mason. that's vladimir duthiers. tony dokoupil on baby leave. >>> charges are filed against two ex-police officers for the violent arrest of an elderly woman with dementia, a story we followed for weeks. we spoke exclusively with a woman's daughter who says it is not enough. >>> breaking news. new rep fin priess dianaasdnto giving a bombshell interview in 1995. what we though about the lie that allegedly got her talking. >>> and an american vehicle goes electric nklts we get a first look at the iconic ford f-150. what it means for the future of cars and clean energy. >> we like clean energy. >>> but first here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> we have people scaling the capitol, hitting the capitol police with lead pipes across the head and we can't get bpartisanship! >> the house voted to create an independent commission on the deadly january 6th insurrection at the u.s. capitol. >>> israeli's prime minister vowed to keep pummeling hamas. >> you can either conquer, that's an open possibility, or y

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our anthony mason, our anthony mason has their story m.story. ♪ >> reporter: mackenzie scott is a critically the art world. ♪ the painter and the singer are partners and muses who appear in each other's art. >> from the moment i met mackenzie, i was really inspired to paint her. ♪ >> how many paintings have you painted of mackenzie? have you kept count? >> no way. >> that's a good question. i bet there's at least 50. >> that sounds right. >> is there an artistic influence on your -- >> on my work? >> yes. >> oh, yes. oh, my god. i mean, almost every song i write is about jenna or -- you know, in some way about jenna. ♪ i mean, i feel like this relationship completely brought my work to life. ♪ >> mackenzie who performs under the name torres will release her fifth album this summer. this is the next cover? >> yes. this is from mackenzie's record come is coming out this summer, and the single has just come out. and the record's called "thirstier." i just wanted it to be very like kind of hot. >> jenna painted mackenzie's last album cover, too, but she's hardly her only subject. her friends and

song "hour house," released and ung.r 50 years ago bye grou, and they'll be looking back with anthony masonour house is a very, very fine house ♪ >> reporter: just over half a century ago, a super group released one of rock's seminal albums. how would you describe the period of recording that album? >> chaotic. >> reporter: you talk about how you guys butt heads all of the time. >> it was glancing butts, but they're continuous. that tends to numb your skull. >> reporter: they remember teaming up with neil young to record " deja vu." >> pauley: seth doane explores what your home is like when your home is a kasam. and kelefa sanneh talks about home when you're homeless. we'll be back in a moment. california's choice beauty? pretty boy. or a beast? john cox grew up with nothing; made himself a remarkable success. california's falling off a cliff. high taxes, unaffordable costs! even elon musk left! gavin's mismanagement of california is inexcusable. meethe nicest, smartest beast in california. john cox. it's not some magical number. and it's not something we just achieve at the end. it's a fee

i'm gayle king, anthony mason, vladimir duthiers.y is on baby duty today but he will be here and that's good news. >>> a cease-fire is holding between israel and gaza after 11 days of horrific violence. a look at president biden's role behind the scenes and fears it could all fall apart. >>> dr. anthony fauci joins us to answer your lingering covid questions. why there's still confusion about mask guidance, and plus what you need to know about booster shots. >>> breaking news, long lines across airports across the country after breakdowns at one he

tat's tony dokoupil and anthony mason.moment for the country in the wake of the guilty verdict in the derek chauvin trial. >>> your taxes are due in just ten days. and if they seem especially confusing this year, you're not alone. jill will help us untangle it all. >> and cindy mccain shares a personal note to her younger self after a lifetime of service along her late husband, john mccain. 8:00.rst here's today's eye >>> encouraging note, the u.s. recorded the lowest daily coronavirus case number in seven months. >> now that so many people are vaccinated in the u.s., the question is how do we make the vaccine more accessible to developing countries. >> india continues to break records in the number of infections and deaths. the government is struggling to ramp up its supply of oxygen and vaccine. >>> democrats ended up cutting a deal with republicans to water down some of the more controversial proposals. make no mistake, texas is poised to be the largest state yet to enact changes to the election laws. >> less than a wee

that's anthony mason and tony dokoupil and we have breaking news.ebook's oversight board upholds a ban of former president trump over the assault on the capitol and we'll have more on that and the growing rift in the republican leadership. >>> the biden administration sets a new goal in the vaccine push and gives family doctors a much bigger role. we talk to the cdc director about the plans to overcome vaccine hesitancy. >>> derek chauvin's lawyer is asking for a new trial in the george floyd murder case, why a controversy over a black lives matter t-shirt could play into the arguments. >>> and the ringling brothers circus elephants find a new home. only on "cbs this morning" we take you inside their new retirement community in florida. >> i hope they like the sun, but first here's today's "eye opener." it's your world in 90 seconds. >>> a new goal in the fight against covid-19. president biden wants at least 70% of all adults to get a shot by the fourth of july. >>> i want to be absolutely clear. you do need to be vaccinated. it could save your lif

that's anthony mason, tony dokoupil and i'm gayle king. here we go. >>> the pfizer vaccine could be available for children as young as 12 years old. what this means for the schools waiting to reopen. >>> and breaking overnight, a train plummets to the ground in mexico city, after an overpass pass collapses, killing at least 23 people. >>> and a surprise announcement, bill and melinda gates say they're getting a divorce after nearly three decades of marriage. what if could mean for their massive charity foundation. >>> and joe jonas lends a hand to a new campaign to get people moving again, as we emerge from the pandemic. only on "cbs this morning," he talks about his latest project and staying healthy. >> he's learning a hand you can keep if you play your cards right. that's your tease. >>> but first here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> a deadly transportation accident in mexico city. >> a plane plunging downwards, capturing cars in the rubble. >> more than a dozen people have died. more than 70 are injured. >> violent

i'm gayle king with anthony mason, tony dokoupil on baby leave. we're in good hands.we're in go.we go. it's been exactly one year since the murder of george floyd today. his family meets with president biden to push for police reform. we'll look at what's changed and what happens not in the fight for social justice. >> an alarming video emerges from belarus of a journalist in custody after his plane was forced to land. how world leaders are uniting to condemn what some have called a kidnapping. >>> new travel advisory warns americans not to go to japan less than two months before the summer olympics. whats

that's tony dokoupil, that's anthony mason, i'm game king.>>> big process in the fight against the pandemic. we'll show you the new steps states are taking to get the economy back on track, and why we still celebrate just yet. >>> texas and florida passed sweeping new laws to make it more difficult to vote based on falsehoods about the 2020 election. we have the details. >>> afghanistan could be on the brink of a civil war as the u.s. military pulls out. charlie d'agata reports from kabul on the afghan army's struggles to hold on. >>> only on "cbs this morning," former first

that's anthony mason. that's tony dokoupil, i'm gayle king. >> mideast violence, rupts. dozens are killed in the fight between israel and palestinians for years, why there are fears of -- >> the southeast are out of fuel after the crippling cyber attack on a key pipeline. many drivers are ignoring pleas to stay calm. see how panic buying could make things worse. >>> congresswoman liz cheney is sounding the alarm on her own party before she's likely voted out of a key leadership position. why she says gop leaders are on a path that undermines our democracy. >> and it is almost time for summer camp for millions of children who have been stuck at home during the pab demmic, how summer camps want to keep them safe. >> first, here's today's eye opener. it's your world in 90 seconds. >> there should be no pause for hoarding gasoline. >> i suspected prices would go way up. i didn't suspect that there would not be any. >> i'm on empty now. >> a panic run on gas. drivers scramble to fill up after the pipeline attacks. >> this is worse than a hurricane. >> more than 30 people are

that's anthony mason. tony on baby leave.e joined by of "60 minutes plus." >>> a gunman's deadly rampage at a san jose rail yard leaves the country reeling from yet another mass shooting. the new details and what we're learning about the victims. >> travel is making a comeback this memorial day weekend, as the u.s. slowly reopens. we'll show you the battle brewing over the cruise ship industry, as the cdc approves the first ship to sail in u.s. waters. >>> and former astronaut peggy witson is going back into space. she tells us how a private company convinced her to come out of retirement after she made history with nasa. >>> plus, john batiste is our guest co-host next hour. oscar winner. i like saying that. first, your world in 90 seconds. >> this is an active shooter. >> deputies responded and received information that there were multiple s that there were multiple shots fired. >> absolutely tragic. it's absolutely tragic. [ siren ] >> reporter: a horrific day in san jose, california. a gunman opens fir

anthony mason. so speaking of grandchildren, she was having a baby.aid yesterday, okay, you can show it. maybe i might have asked for the 50th time. here we go. it's an nda -- >> oh, my gosh -- >> that's awesome. >> she's glowing. >> there's something about -- i love the profile shots. and there's something about when you're pregnant, you know this, too, you can't help but hold your tummy. the baby's due in september. i think the minute they told me that she's in labor i'm heading to the airport, catching the first plane to california l.a., that's where they live. catching the first plane. i said, so kirby, do you think i could come in the delivery room? >> what did she say? >> she said -- we'll see. we'll talk about it. which means no. >> that means no? sorry. sorry, gaia. >> she didn't slam the door in your face, though. >> no. when she said "we'll see, we'll talk about it," i wonder if that's part of the boundaries thing you're talking about. i'm going to lobby for myself, anthony, on that one. >> i think there's some c-- >> they call him little vi

i'm gayle king, that's anthony mason, and tony dokoupil's off for a very good reason. go. >>> the conflict in the palestinian-israeli conflict take a violent turn. both sides bombing in heavily populated areas and more fighting is now taking place in the street. >>> more gas stations in the south run out of supplies, even as the main pipeline along the rst coa weook at h long it will taknorm >>> the push to vaccinate all

that's anthony mason. that's tony dokoupil, i'm gayle king. >> mideast violence, rupts.zens are killed in the fight between israel and palestinians for years, why there are fears of -- >> the southeast are out of fuel after the crippling cyber attack on a key pipeline. many drivers are ignoring pleas to stay calm. see how panic buying could make things worse. >>> congresswoman liz cheney is sounding the alarm on her own party bef s

that's anthony mason. that's vladimir duthiers.koupil on baby leave. >>> charges are filed against two ex-police officers for the violent arrest of an elderly woman with dementia, a story we followed for weeks. we spoke exclusively with a woman's daughter who says it is not enough. >>> breaking news.

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and vladimir duthiers.koupil is on baby duty. >>> fighting in israel and hamas enters its second week after the deadliest day so far in this conflict. israel's prime minister talks to cbs news amid growing international concern about the escalating violence. >> reporter: the cdc's new guidance on wearing a mask brings relief to some and confusion to others. dr. ashish jha will help navigate our way through the rules. >>> an eye-opening "60 minutes" report. the pentagon acknowledges ufos are real, or at least there have definitely been sightings. two navyot

here we go, i'm gayle king, anthony mason, tony dokoupil on baby leave but we're in good hands. >>> aced from the sky so belarus could arrange a known disowe dent. calling it a hijacking.r childr babies. what those researchers have discovered so an john krasinski was days from releasing "a quiet place: part ii" when the pandemic hit. now the film's finally coming out. he talks to gayle about getting people back into theaters and

i'm gayle king, that's anthony mason and that's tony dokoupil. we've got a big morning of news, so let's go. >>> a cyberattack targets a pipeline that distributes nearly half of the fuel that goes to the east coast. and gas prices could go up soon. why there may be a russian connection. >>> only on "cbs this morning," former first lady michelle obama talks about her new effort to get healthy food to all americans with the help of two very quirkily puppets. plus her advice on mental health during this pandemic. >>> and a potential scandal rocks the kentucky derby after this year's winning horse failed a drug test. the sports most decorated trainer tells us how he's defending himself. >> yep, he's doubling down. >>> but first, here's today's "eye opener," it's your world in 90 seconds. >>> the white house declared a state of emergency after a cyberattack shut down one of america's most important oil pipeline. >> the implications for national security cannot be overstated. >> the president was briefed yesterday.y. it's an all hands on dec effort rig

you know that's anthony mason. we're ready.e'll ask about her plans for helping working families get access to child care. >>> home prices are surging in austin, texas, thanks to a boom in the tech industry. we'll look at the culture clash in a city that prides itself on not sell out. >>> plus, julianna margulies will talk to us about her new book on her unique path to stardom. >> just call her sunshine girl. >>> but first, here's today's eye opener at 8:00. >>> dramatic video, a suspected smuggling vessel packed with people ran aground yesterday near san diego. >> border patrol officials believe this was a human smuggling operation and that incidents are dramatically rising. >> what can you tell us about what happened here? >> it is a powerful and tragic example of the manner in which human smugglers exploit vulnerable individuals. >>> the governor says she understands the new restrictions are going to be difficult, especially for businesses who only just reopened. >> all the rules and regulation it is we've been doing a great

that's anthony mason, vladimir duthiers. tony dokoupil is on baby leave. yeah!> president biden expects support foror ase beten lookt ay of heavys. >>> theber o new coronavirun istat there is stil plenty of confusion over mask mandates. plus, we'll show you why millions of americans with certain high-risk medical conditions may not be protected by vaccines. >>> and today, our spring into summer series focuses on fun f

that's anthony mason and tony dokoupil and we have breaking news.d upholds a ban of former president trump over the assault on the capitol and we'll have more on that and the growing rift in the republican leadership. >>> the biden administration sets a new goal in the vaccine push and gives family doctors a much bigger role. we talk to the cdc director about the plans to overcome vaccine hesitancy. >>> derek chauvin's lawyer is asking for a new trial in the george floyd murder case, why a controversy over a black lives matter t-shirt could play into

i'm gayle king, that's anthony mason, and tony is off for a very good reason. >>> it's official. finally take off your mask if you're fully vaccinated. we'll ask the cdc director about this dramatic shift in policy and effort to encourage more people to get the covid shot. >>> israel amasses troops on the border with gaza, and a growing sign an israeli ground offensive maying imminent. we're near the border as both sides blast each other with rocket and missile attacks. >>> we g

. >> anthony mason, gayle king and a special guest join us now from new york.g. >> special guest. yeah. >> we are here. >> for a special suit for the morning. he is sharp. >> got to be ready. >> waking up you up just with his suit. >> we are up. >> ahead -- ahead on cbs this morning officials step up efforts to vaccinate teens and young adults. half of the united states adult population is vaccinated. some parents are still reluctant to get their kids a shot. >> very. >>> and katelyn >>> and country star thomas rhett talks about preforming. >>> and how the pandemic inspired what we called his most personal album yet. all coming up at seven. >> all right. >> see you then. >> i know. i do have to ask you. we are big fans. how is it going how is the co hosting going and i don't see instruments around. have you been able to play >> yes. >> his voice is an instrument. >> i was going to say. he doesn't need instruments to maic likit. >> yes indeed. got to let it out. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> have to top it off with the oh yeah and the socks to match the suit. looking sha

that's anthony mason, tony dokoupil and i'm gayle king.here we go. >>> the pfizer vaccine could be available for children as young as 12 years old. what this means for the schools waiting to reopen. >>> and breaking overnight, a train plummets to the ground in mexico city, after an overpass pass collapses, killing at least 23 people. >>> and a surprise announcement, bill and melinda gates say they're getting a divorce after nearly three decades of marriage. what if could mean for their massive charity foundation. >>> and joe jonas lends a hand to a

i'm gayle king, that's anthony mason and that's tony dokoupil.ig morning of news, so let's go. >>> a cyberattack targets a pipeline that distributes nearly half of the fuel that goes to the east coast. and gas prices could go up soon. why there may be a russian connection. >>> only on "cbs this morning," former first lady michelle obama talks about her new effort to get healthy food to all americans with the help of two very quirkily puppets. plus her advice on mental health during this pandemic. >>> and a p

i'm gayle king, that's anthony mason, that's tony dokoupil.e ready. >>> the fda authorizes the pfizer for vaccine for children as young as 12 years old after clinical trials found it 100% effective a safe. what parents need to know earth gas lines and price hikes are appearing in multiple states after the cyberattack on a major fuel pipeline. new questions about why the u.s. is so vulnerable to hackers. >>> a nationwide voluntary recall is in effect for a bottled water product after multiple people got seriously ill. see the shocking deposition from the

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and vladimir duthiers.rescues and desperate attempts to save lives in very tough conditions sgroo video from the police killing or the first time. the angry response after the local d.a. says officers were justified in shooting him. >>> republican leaders object to a commission investigating the assault on the capitol. why they don't want it to happen. plus, breaking overnight, a newly revealed criminal probe

i'm gayle king, that's anthony mason and tony dokoupil. here we go.are dead and dozens hurt after a boat capsized off the coast of san diego. why officials think it was a human smuggling operation. >>> it's a big week for reopening across the country as vaccinations go up and covid numbers down. but some states are still seeing increases in infections and officials aren't quite sure why. >>> a florida school principal paddles a 6-year-old while her mother captured the whole thing on video. th

i'm gayle king, that's anthony mason, that's tony dokoupil. we are ready. >>> the fda authorizes the pfizer for vaccine for children as young as 12 years old after clinical trials found it 100% effective a safe. what parents need to know earth gas lines and price hikes are appearing in multiple states after the cyberattack on a major fuel pipeline. new questions about why the u.s. is so vulnerable to hackers. >>> a nationwide voluntary recall is in effect for a bottled water product after multiple people got seriously ill. see the shocking deposition from the company's former employee. >>> and this isn't your normal stray cat. a tiger escaped from captivity and the suspected owner is under arrest. we'll show you the scary situation that unfolded in a houston neighborhood. >> scary is the word. first here's today's "eye opener." it's your world in 90 seconds. >> colonial's network was infected by ransomware. >> panic at the pump after a cyberattack forced one of the biggest u.s. field pipelines to shut down. >> we've already seen gas stations r

i'm gayle king, anthony mason, vladimir duthiers. tony is on baby duty today but he will be here and that's good news. >>> a cease-fire is holding between israel and gaza after 11 days of horrific violence. a look at president biden's role behind the scenes and fears it could all fall apart. >>> dr. anthony fauci joins us to answer your lingering covid questions. why there's still confusion about mask guidance, and plus what you need to know about booster shots. >>> breaking news, long lines across airports across the country after breakdowns at one of the airline reservation areas. >>> and harsh words between prince harry and prince william. word is their mother was deceived into the 1995 tell-all interview. plus, oprah's interview on mental health. >>> but first it's your "eye opener" in 90 seconds. >> after 11 bloody days, the israelis and hamas agree to stop attacks. >> people hit the streets overnight to celebrate the ends of the violence. both sides are declaring victory despite no clear resolutions of their differences. >> my

i'm gayle king with anthony mason, tony dokoupil on baby leave. we're in good hands.we're in go.ere we go. it's been exactly one year since the murder of george floyd today. his family meets with president biden to push for police reform. we'll look at what's changed and what happens not in the fight for social justice. >> an alarming video emerges from belarus of a journalist in custody after his plane was forced to land. how world leaders are uniting to condemn what some have called a kidnapping. >>> new travel advisory warns americans not to go to japan less than two months before the summer olympics. what this could mean for the games. >>> and then grohl loves his home so much, they've teamed up for a new show. how rock 'n' roll can be heardthear hereditary. >> they're good together. >>> first, here is your eye opener, it's your world in 90 seconds. >> researchers at awe chew called for an expert provisio c got sick weeks before. >>> secretary blinken has landed in israel to try to negotiate a cease fire. >>> belarus act of state terrorism. >> air space can no longer be trust

i'm gayle king, that's tony dokoupil and anthony mason.olving children. why they refused to do so for weeks. >> only on "cbs this morning," we'll reveal the national teacher of the year. we'll be joined by a special guest. >>> and fighting racism with comedy. a conversation with ziwe. >> she goes in. first here's today's eye opener at 8:00. >>> hospitals are struggling to have enough beds in india. >> number three house republican liz cheney is blasting her colleagues who say it's time to replace her. >> this is about whether gop lawmakers will tolerate having someone who is not an abject trump loyalist in party leadership. >>> now is not the time to waste hundreds of millions of dollars on a recall effort. >> state officials still have to take a few more steps before officially scheduling the recall which is expected to occur in october or november. >>> in 22 top counties it's expected to fall back to earth over the weekend. >> it's one of the largest pieces of junk ever to fall from space. u.s. officials don't know where it's going to la

anthony mason shows us how it all came to be. >> reporter: deep in the pine barrens of southern new jersey the designer maya lin was picking out dying trees. >> i think the two, they're just too short. >> okay. >> for a public art project aimed at illuminating the costs of climate change. >> if we cut him at 40, he might be okay. >> she made it clear she wanted trees that are in trouble. >> we're looking for something that was -- it's going to die. >> forester bob williams who worked with lin says these atlantic white cedars are dying on the east coast because of rising sea levels and hurricanes. >> we've got to get the public to better understand hour forests and what's happening. and this is terrific. >> when did you first see this idea in your head? >> summer of 2019. >> lin's idea -- >> i would like to bring a ghost forest to manhattan. >> and in march, that's just what she did. the trees trucked into new york could be no taller than 52 feet, so the flatbeds could take the city's tight corners. >> the main preparer tom reedy and i ltot of sleep going, yeah, we're going to move 50-foot

that's anthony mason. tony is on baby leave. you know that.n in the next few years. in our eye on earth series, a new alert on global warming. >> debbie allen has turned moves in movement. michelle miller speaks to the new kennedy center honoree about a life in perpetual motion. >> first, football coach bill kour on his new book. >> it's a good read. first, here's today's eye opener at 8:00. >>> americans are taking planes and trains and automobiles this memorial day weekend. families are coming together again. >> what's interesting is that as i speak to people and what we hear again and again is after 14 months under lockdown, folks are desperate to reconnect. >>> this storm is going to slowly move to the east, and then put the brakes on. and we'll see waves of rain, maybe 2 to 4 inches. >> our affiliate in san francisco confirmed that he had a scheduled disciplinary hearing on the day of the shooting after allegedly making racist remarks to some of his co-workers. >> the handful of republicans expected to support moving forward with the comm

i'm gayle king, that's anthony mason, and tony is off for a very good reason. >>> it's official. you can finally take off your mask if you're fully vaccinated. we'll ask the cdc director about this dramatic shift in policy and effort to encourage more people to get the covid shot. >>> israel amasses troops on the border with gaza, and a growing sign an israeli ground offensive maying imminent. we're near the border as both sides blast each other with rocket and missile attacks. >>> we go inside an unprecedented vote recount in arizona led by a conspiracy theorist searching for evidence of fraud. why one former republican official calls it a clown show. >>> but first, here's today's "eye opener." it's your world in 90 seconds. >> anyone who is fully vaccinated can participate in indoor and outdoor activities without wearing a mask or physical distancing. >> the rule is very simple, get vaccinated or wear a mask until you do. >> israel now preparing for a possible ground invasion of gaza. that death toll from the rockets and air strike continues to rise. >> an active duty u.s. mari

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and vladimir duthiers. tony dokoupil is on baby duty. >>> fighting in israel and hamas enters its second week after the deadliest day so far in this conflict. israel's prime minister talks to cbs news amid growing international concern about the escalating violence. >> reporter: the cdc's new guidance on wearing a mask brings relief to some and confusion to others. dr. ashish jha will help navigate our way through the rules. >>> an eye-opening "60 minutes" report. the pentagon acknowledges ufos are real, or at least there have definitely been sightings. two navy pilots tell bill whitaker what they saw. >>> and our new series spring into summer looks at tourism as pandemic mandates are lifted. tips on how you can travel safely in cars and planes. >> finally! >>> plus, drew barrymore will be here at the table in the 8:00 hour, looking forward to that. but first, here's today's eye opener. it's your world in 90 seconds. >> we are targeting a terrorist organization that is targeting our civilians and hiding beh

i'm gayle king, that's anthony mason, and tony dokoupil's off for a very good reason. but here we go. >>> the conflict in the palestinian-israeli conflict take a violent turn. both sides bombing in heavily populated areas and more fighting is now taking place in the street. >>> more gas stations in the south run out of supplies, even as the main pipeline along the rst coa weook at h long it will taknorm >>> the push to vaccinate all americans from covid picks up steam, with pfizer endorsing the vaccine for kids 12 and up. plus, we'll talk to one governor who's offering a chance to win $1 million by getting the shot. >> that's a lot of money. but first here's your "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >>> no letup in the worst fighting between israelis and palestinians in years. >> images that came out overnight are harrowing. >> israel has the right to defend itself and thousands of rockets of flying in their territory. >> the largest pipeline in the u.s. is back online but it could take days to return to normal. >> it's pretty much related to panic buying. >> an ama

i'm anthony mason with michelle miller and jericka duncan.mericans emerged from the pandemic to celebrate memorial day despite record cold in the northeast and record heat in the west. >> only on "cbs this morning" we'll show you an incredible treasure-trove of u.s. navy artifacts waiting for a new museum to house them. >>> and teenagers in tulsa, oklahoma, learn history and tech skills re-creating the community destroyed by a white racist mob 100 years ago today. >>> but first here's today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >>> breaking news overnight from texas where democrats blocked a republican move to tighten the state's voting law. >> with the clock ticking down democrats got a text message from their leader telling them to leave the chamber, and they did, stopping the bill at least for now. >>> many americans are eager to break free from covid confinement, and memorial day is proof that have with airports seeing record numbers of flyers compared to last year. >>> the law enforcement source tells wfor the gunman lay in wait outside before opening