anthony mason. >> you stop this now. >> be cool. moment that changed his hyplife forever. >> how does it feel? >> i am noer serervous. >> do you think country artist needs to speak up more? >> it would be nice. >> are you worried of the response in the country music world? >> people need to know what side i am on. i want on on the right side of history and not the wrong. >> you are a country girl. >> it is got to be heartbreaking to be a fan of something and find they won't let you in the club. >> it is heartbreaking. i have been turned away at my own shows. >> it is not venice but it will do. >> barbecuing at your house. i borrowed a bruce springsteen album and i never gave it back. it has been -- >> oh, you written so many songs. >> any favorite? >> i mean it chapnges for me al the time. >> what is it good. >> i am about to answer that question. >> it is amazing is good. ♪ anth anthony mason, on o f the >> and that's the over night news for this friday. for some of you, the news continues, for others, check back later for cbs this

and a fantastic drummer. ♪ ♪ >> that was anthony mason reporting. a 97-year-old u.s.lebrating the greatest triumph in world war ii, martin adler was a 21-year-old private first class when he saved the lives of three italian kid business holding fi -- italian kids by holding fire. >> reporter: good morning, an icamn a sliver of killing three children by mistake and now, nearly eight decades later. a photo and a daughter's love have brought them back together. a reunion, 77 years in the making and three lifetimes nearly cut short. in 1944, private first class martin adler was stationed and watching for nazis. >> he noticed movement, and his finger was on the trigger and the safety off. but fate intervened. >> in mama came out screaming, bambinis, bambinis, bambinis. >> children. >> children. and she stood in front of my gun preventing me from -- >> in his relief, adler had his picture taken with the siblings. and gave them chocolate just like he did on his return. >> a miracle said the 97-year-old now living in florida. thanks to his daughter rochelle who was trying to

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the former wide receiver will officially join gayle king as an anchor in september and anthony mason will be stepping away from the anchor desk and will be reporting about music, art and culture. >>> coming to call home during the pandemic all thanks to a formal city councilmember. >> sharon chin introduces us to this week's bay area award winner. wanted to keepthe homeless more, she is giving them hope. more than 100 homeless folks in the city of martinez have come through camp hope. ronald pedro is grateful for the encampment at the amphitheater. >> we got food, clothing, we've got everything we need. >> reporter: normally given her is the driving force, as president and ceo of the homeless action coalition. she led the effort to keep the encampment healthy and safe when the pandemic started. >> my biggest goal was to prove that you can have a whole lot of different homeless people living together and make it work. >> reporter: camp hope residents get free showers, clothes, and breakfast nearby every friday and get access to life-changing medical and psychological services through

anthony mason and dana jacobson are here. vaccinated americans. dr. david agus will tell us whether it's necessary. >>> plus, the pentagon considers new vaccination orders for the military. >>> a two-time super bowl champion pushes for a new style of policing helped by his father who knows a thing or two about law enforcement. >>> we'll meet a top football recruit known as kool-aid who's celebrating a big honor. >> who didn't like red kool-aid as a kid? >> okay. >> oh, my gosh -- >> trying to figure out why she's laughing. >> i'm glad she's laughing. i wouldn't be. >>> good morning to you. we're going to begin with this -- with sources telling cbs news that the pentagon may announce this week that it will require all active duty military troops to get a coronavirus vaccine or face regular testing. it defends secretary lloyd austin's change. he would need a waiver to do so. none have been fully authorized by the fda so far. the pentagon says about half of the troops already are fully vaccinated. the covid-19 shot would be adde

that's anthony mason. that's tony dokoupil. welcome to "cbs this morning." let's go straight to today's "eye opener," your world in 90 >> reporter: up to 1,500 u.s. citizens remain in afghanistan. >> breaking overnight, why the u.s. embassy in afghanistan is warning americans to stay away from the kabul airport. >> reporter: four new wildfires have erupted in california. flames and damage to at least dozen homes, and evacuations are under way. >> reporter: delta airlines will charge unvaccinated employees a $200 monthly surcharge on their health insurance. >>> dramatic testimony at the r. kelly trial. a woman who once defended him now says she was brainwashed. >> yes. they were in fear of their lives. yes, they engaged in the sexual conduct against their will. >> reporter: the baby on nirvana's "never mind" album is suing the band and says he's a victim of sexual exploitation. >>> for the first time since we know it neither of the williams sisters will play at the u.s. due to injuries. >>> lorde tells us about her album and her life in the limelight. >> i fi

that's anthony mason. that's david begnaud. tony is still on baby leave. let's go. doctors fighting the delta variant say these are the darkest days of the pandemic as many americans still refuse to get vaccinated. how some medical workers face what she accomplished on the balance beam this morning plus five-time tokyo olympic medalist caleb dressel joins us at th table with his new hardware. >> can't wait for that. here's today's eye opener. it's your world in 90 seconds. >>> a come back from simone biles. what she accomplished on the balance beam. five time tokyo gold medallist caeleb dressel joins us at the table with his new hardware. >> looking forward to that. here is today's eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. >> 70% of american adults have at least one shot of the vaccine but the number of new covid cases is higher now than during last summer's peak. >> we desperately want to be done with this pandemic, covid-19 is clearly not done with us. >>> south carolina senator lindsey graham has tested positive for covid despite being vaccinated. >>> two more law en

but as anthony mason will tell us, that harmony ended off stage. ♪ ♪ our house, is a very, very nicereporter: 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 were co continuous. >> reporter: crosby, stills, nash, and young remember teaming up with neil young to form crosby, stills, nash & young. >> pauley: the push to evacuate kabul is drawing to a close. especially at risk, afghans who served as u.s. translators. but as lee cowan explained, their fight forer they're out of harm's way. >> where is the horn on this? [horn] >> reporter: he is a stranger in a not so strange land. after all, the u.s. was the country he fought beside to better his own. >> i applied for a political asylum for the threats and persecution i had on my life by returning back home. >> reporter: the battle of an afghan interpreter to see if the country he served would serve him back, ahead on "sunday mornin

that is anthony mason. that's tony decouple. let's go. we welcome you to cbs this morning.sident biden is facing new backlash after intelligence officials say the white house was warned that the afghan military could collapse. >>> fear in afghanistan as the taliban take over, what it means for the terror threat here at home. >>> a powerful earthquake killing close to 2,000 people in haiti. tropical storm grace is hampering rescue and he leaf efforts. >> this is what's left of the only hospital. >>> the caldo

tony dokoupil, anthony mason. let's go with today's eye opener. it's your world in 90 seconds. >>> i staked squarely behind my decision. >> president biden standing behind leaving afghanistan. >> chaos in afghanistan including stranded americans. >> it's a race to rescue those still trapped in the rubble. following the catastrophic earthquake in haiti. >> hospitals are overwhelmed. >> there's not an empty bed in the entire ward. >> tropical storm fred makes landfall. florida braces for flooding and life threatening storm surge. >> booster shots for most americans as we face a hospital on the brink. >> i'm frustrated where we allow misinformation to equal medical science. >> naomi osaka appeared at her first press conference but her return ended in tears. >> a zoo worker got bit by an alligator. clamping down on the woman's arm. >>> jennifer hudson plays aretha franklin. she'll join us. along with the film's director. ♪ ♪ >> on "cbs this morning." >>> for the last 20 years four separate administrations told the american people to care about the pli

that's anthony mason.vaccinations. >> break oefrg night, the senate moves closer to passing a deal on infrastructcture with bipartisan support. we'll show you what's in the trillion-dollar bill. >> new questions about spending at the aspca. a cbs news investigation reveals money raised by the national animal welfare group m

that's anthony mason. that's "cbs this morning saturday" co-host dana jacobson, hey, you know her. leave. let's go. a massive wildfire nearly wipes california.re town in how strong winds and bone-dry conditions are fueling multiple fires across the state. >>> florida's covid hospitalizations hit another new high with the delta variant overwhelming emergency rooms. plus, why one city is offering another dose to people who received the johnson & johnson vaccine. >>> chicago police chasing suspects burst into the wrong apartment and point a gun at children.

that's anthony mason.ovid cases surging and icus are overwhelmed amid vaccinations. >> break oefrg night, the senate moves closer to passing a deal on infrastructcture with bipartisan support. we'll show you what's in the trillilion-dollar bill. >> new questions about spending at the aspca. a cbs news investigation reveals money raised by the national animal welfare group may not all be going where donors expect it to go. >> and a big decision by simone biles. why she could return to competition for her final event at the olympic games. >> go, simone, go. first, here's today's "eye opener." it's your world in 90 seconds. >> the vaccine, the vaccine, the vaccine. that's the tool that we have to help ourselves, to help our family, our community. >> covid-19 cases are skyrocketing. dr. anthony fauci warned this latest surge driven by the delta variant will get worse. >> vaccinated people who get breakthrough infections can spread the virus to other people. >> a last-minute attempt to extend a federal ban on e

that's anthony mason. that's tony dokoupil. let's go. welcome to "cbs this morning." here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> president biden saying you wouldn't see helicopters evacuating the embassy like saigon, and yet here we are. this is president biden's saigon moment. >>> desperation in afghanistan. we're on the ground in kabul where the taliban has taken control. >> the taliban is back in power on the 20th anniversary of 9/11. >> reporter: the death toll is soaring in haiti after a 7.2-magnitude earthquake. >> many trapped under the rubble. hospitals overwhelmed. >> they can't do it alone. they need help from our federal government. >> reporter: as covid cases skyrocket among the unvaccinated, we'll look at a rare tragedy from a breakthrough case. >> there will be people who watch this story who say she got vaccinated, and she died. >> i would still say to them, still get vaccinated. >> reporter: monsoon rains swamped parts of the southwest. >> reporter: the florida panhandle, residents preparing for tropical storm fred. >>> all that -- >> rep

that's tony dokoupil, anthony mason and i'm gayle king.ill get covid in school. only on cbs this morning we speak with the u.s. secretary of education. >>> the brothers osborne are here to talk about their new album and their song called "i'm not for everyone." >> yes, they are. it's a great song. but first here's today's eye opener at 8:00. >> the tennessee catastrophic flooding killed 21 people west of nashville after record-breaking rainfall. >> we're standing along the trace creek here that cuts into waverly. this weekend it turned into a weekend of destruction, taking out bridges like this one. >> 96% of this town is still in the dark and that's the case for tens of thousands of people across new england. >>> one security guard was killed and three others injured in today's shooting. it's not clear who launched the attack. >>> while the situation in kabul grows even more dangerous, polling, as you just showed there, shows the president's overall support is slipping. >> what effect do you believe full authorization could have? >> compa

that's anthony mason. that's tony dokoupil. welcome to "cbs this morning."raight to today's "eye opener," your world in 90 >> reporter: up to 1,500 u.s. citizens remain in afghanistan. >> breaking overnight, why the u.s. embassy in afghanistan is warning americans to stay away from the kabul airport. >> reporter: four new wildfires have erupted in california. flames and damage to at least dozen homes, and evacuations are under way. r

that's anthony mason. that's tony dokoupil. we welcome you to "cbs this morning."'s go straight to today's 2021. let's go straight to today's eye-opener. it's your world in 90 seconds. >> we are currently on a pace to finish by august 31st. each day of operations brings added risk to our troops. >> president biden sticking with his deadline to pull u.s. troops out of afghanistan in just six days. >> the supreme court has reinstated former president trump's policy of having asylum applicants remain i

that's anthony mason, that's tony dokoupil. we welcome you to "cbs this morning." let's go.ght to today's "eye opener." it's your world in 90 seconds. >> i'm calming on more companies in the private sector to step up the vaccine requirements that will reach millions more people. >> the pfizer vaccine receives full fda approval and we'll ask dr. fauci how this changes the covid fight. >>> a decision could come today on whether president biden wants to keep the military in afghanistan longer. >> they're not stranded. >>> governor andrew cuomo steps down. >> my instinct is to fight this

that's anthony mason. that's david begnaud. tony is still on baby leave. let's go.nt say these are the darkest days of the pandemic as many americans still refuse to get vaccinated. how some medical workers face what she accomplished on the balance beam this morning plus five-time tokyo olympic medalist caleb dressel joins us at th table with his new hardware. >> can't wait for that. here's today's eye opener. it's your world in 90 seconds.

that's anthony mason. that's tony dokoupil. welcome to "cbs this morning."oday's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> reporter: president biden officially laid out plans for booster shots. >> new details on the rollout of those vaccine boosters. we'll speak with the head of the cdc. >> reporter: how many boosters do you think people are going to need? >> we don't anticipate beyond this we're going to need anything else. >> reporter: the president said he is committed to keeping u.s. troops in afghanistan until every american is evacuated. >> have not gotten out without chaos ensuing. i don't know through happens. >> reporter: the caldor fire in california is tearing through communities prompting a slew of new evacuations.

that's anthony mason. that's tony dokoupil. let's go. welcome to "cbs this morning."ener," your world in 90 seconds. >> president biden saying you wouldn't see helicopters evacuating the embassy like saigon, and yet here we are. this is president biden's saigon moment. >>> desperation in afghanistan. we're on the ground in kabul where the taliban has taken control. >> the taliban is back in power on the 20th anniversary of 9/11. >> reporter: the death toll is soaring in haiti after a 7.2-magnitude earthquake. >> many trapped under the rubble. hospitals overwhelmed. >> they can't do it alone. they need help from our federal government. >> reporter: as covid cases skyrocket amone

that's anthony mason. that's tony dokoupil. we welcome you to "cbs this morning." straight to today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> the rememnants of troropical ststorm henri dumping more rain and it could trigger more flooding. >> reporter: some places will see an additional ten inches of rainfall. >> henri weakens but is still wreaking havoc. we are in new england and tennessee where a separate storm turned deadly. >> tremendous loss of life. a number of missing people on the ground. >> reporter: a fire-fight broke out between afghan security forces and unknown assailants at kabul airport.

tony dokoupil, anthony mason. let's go with today's eye opener.seconds. >>> i staked squarely behind my decision. >> president biden standing behind leaving afghanistan. >> chaos in afghanistan including stranded americans. >> it's a race to rescue those still trapped in the rubble. following the catastrophic earthquake in haiti. >> hospitals are overwhelmed. >> there's not an empty bed in the entire ward. >> tropical storm fred makes

that's anthony mason, that's tony dokoupil. we welcome you to "cbs this morning." let's go. straight to today's "eye opener." it's your world in 90 seconds. >> i'm calming on more companies in the private sector to step up the vaccine requirements that will reach millions more people. >> the pfizer vaccine receives full fda approval and we'll ask dr. fauci how this changes the covid fight. >>> a decision could come today on whether president biden wants to keep the military in afghanistan longer. >> they're not stranded. >>> governor andrew cuomo steps down. >> my instinct is to fight this because it's unfair and unjust in my mind. >>> a desperate search through debris after record rainfall and catastrophic flooding in tennessee. we hear from the survivors. >> my dad got rushed into the rapids and my sister and mom got separated. >>> the u.s. capitol police officer who shot and killed a woman during the riot has been cleared of wrongdoing. >> all that -- >> good morning. >> only on "cbs this morning." oprah winfrey reveals her latest book club pick. >> all that matters. >> t

that's anthony mason. that's tony dokoupil. welcome to "cbs this morning." let's go with today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> reporter: president biden officially laid out plans for booster shots. >> new details on the rollout of those vaccine boosters. we'll speak with the head of the cdc. >> reporter: how many boosters do you think people are going to need? >> we don't anticipate beyond this we're going to need anything else. >> reporter: the president said he is committed to keeping u.s. troops in afghanistan until every american is evacuated. >> have not gotten out without chaos ensuing. i don't know through happens. >> reporter: the caldor fire in california is tearing through communities prompting a slew of new evacuations. >> everything that we own, everything that we've built is gone. >>> in our exclusive interview, mark zuckerberg talks misinformation and his plan for a virtual workplace. >> it reminds me when we first heard about the internet. what is it, www what? >> i think of the meta-verse as the next generation of the internet. >

that is anthony mason. that's tony decouple. let's go. we welcome you to cbs this morning. president biden is facing new backlash after intelligence officials say the white house was warned that the afghan military could collapse. >>> fear in afghanistan as the taliban take over, what it means for the terror threat here at home. >>> a powerful earthquake killing close to 2,000 people in haiti. tropical storm grace is hampering rescue and he leaf efforts. >> this is what's left of the only hospital. >>> the caldor fire is rapidly expanding through northern california, prompting mandatory evacuations for over 190,000 residents. >> we're just getting snowed on by ash. >>> r. kelly's sexual abuse trial gets underway today. >> my hope is for everyone to get peace of mind. >>> mask mandate through january 18th. >> the current order was set to expire next month. >>> all that, a russian prototype military transport plane crashed while performing a test flight out of moscow. >>> gayle questions facebook founder mark zuckerberg about covid misinformation. >> if we see harmful misinfo

that's anthony mason. that's tony dokoupil. we welcome you to "cbs this morning." let's go straight to today's 2021. let's go straight to today's eye-opener. it's your world in 90 seconds. >> we are currently on a pace to finish by august 31st. each day of operations brings added risk to our troops. >> president biden sticking with his deadline to pull u.s. troops out of afghanistan in just six days. >> the supreme court has reinstated former president trump's policy of having asylum applicants remain in mexico. >> the house approved a $3.5 trillion budget framework that would pave the way for president biden's domestic agenda. >> new york's first female governor is making changes with new measures to fight the coronavirus. we'll ask how she plans to be different from andrew cuomo. >> accountability and no tolerance for individuals who cross the line. >> president biden approved a major disaster declaration for california wildfires. >> the calder fire forced more people to evacuate. >> all that. >> a black bear was caught on camera. >> stealing an amazon package in

first, anthony mason caught up with lead singer brandon flowers at terminal five music venue here inandon flowers returns to the town where he grew up. the pandemic, he says, has brought out some of his most personal songs yet. >> it was definitely a new exercise for me. >> what made you go there? >> i'd been on a roller coaster for 20 years being in the killers. it's kind of -- it's been a wild ride. and i hate for it all to revolve around covid, but it basically came to a stop. i talk about facing the silence. i was forced to face. >> yeah. >> and somehow it allowed these different types of songs to start to bloom. >> a lot of them bloomed. >> a record came -- i'm spoiled. it fell on my lap. ♪ in this quiet town they know how to live ♪ >> the entire album is set in the town of nefi, utah, where flowers spent his formative years as a teenager. >> and once i went there mentally, i just found it really hard to leave, and i just kept having these memories come back to me. ♪ >> when you're staring at the walls in the middle of a pandemic -- >> yeah -- >> how does it feel to have come up

anthony: okay, that's enough, i just needed your name, i just needed your name. [ laughter ] all right, my mama don't like a talker. bachelor number 2, please introduce yourself. >> my name's greg masonetired, trying to be retired. i'm here to find true love. >> anthony: okay, all right. >> okay. >> anthony: all right. watch how you look at my mama when you talk to her. [ laughter ] >> i like it. >> anthony: bachelor number 3. >> hello, my name is terry and i am a swim instructor and live a very active lifestyle. >> anthony: oh! yeah! okay, i know who the front-runner is. [ laughter ] all right. i'm going to ask you each some questions and determine which, if any of you, deserve to go on a date with my mama. and maybe even become my new dad. [ laughter ] >> oh! >> anthony: mama, are you ready for this? >> i'm ready, i'm ready. >> anthony: number 3, we're going to start with you. if you went to pick my mama up on a date, and you noticed her wig was crooked, what would you do? >> i would be highly adaptive and accept it, knowing that the real beauty of a person is their character and their personality. not the external. [ applause ] >> anthony: oh, oh, okay. bachelor number 3, i want t