chris livesay has the latest from rome. >> reporter: rising infections equal rising tensions. in paris, and rome, protesters are taking to the streets against mandatory vaccine checks for indoor leisure venues already in effect in france and starting august 6 in italy as well. want to see the sistine chapel? or how about michael angelo's david? you'll have to show your digital covid certificate. it was introduced across the european union earlier this month for international travel. now you'll need those covid records for a lot more. sermarks and indr dining like hen rome. now, theseestaur a justmul r assassinated, but pretty soon, not even he will be able to eat inside of them without a covid pass. and neither would brad carlson, a tourist from texas visiting just before the new rules take effect. >>> are you vaccinated? >> no. >> reporter: so how would you get into restaurants and things like that without your vaccination here in italy? >> i wouldn't be able to. >> reporter: if you have one, your vaccination card from the cdc also does the trick. so does a negative test resu

norah. >> o'donnell: chris livesay, thank you. if all goes well, by this time tomorrow, jeff bezos won't just be the richest man in the world but one of the first civilians making it to the edge of space. cbs's mark strassmann reports on how bezos and team are preparing for the big lunch. >> reporter: as jeff bezos sees space. >> we are excited. >> reporter: two days of training is all he needs, all anyone needs to become a astronaut. >> this is an exact replica of what they'll fly. >> exactly. >> reporter: we saw blue or gin's capsule similar later. >> these are the largest windows that have ever flown in space. >> reporter: she's selling tickets to wealthy wanna be astronauts. >> this is supposed to be an experience. >> it is. >> reporter: a roughly ten-minute thrill ride, launch and rocket, separation 62 miles above earth, float in micro gravity for several minutes before parachutes and thrust rockets land the capsule back in the desert of westics the. >> we set out to create the safest human space flight vehicle ever designed

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errol. >> barnett: thank you, chris livesay. and now to this breaking news. all of italy is celebrating right now after winning the european soccer championship euro 2020. they defeat england 3-2 in a penalty shootout. so painful for england fans, normal playing time ended in a 1-1 tie. also argentina led by lionel messi won copa america beating brazil 1-0 with their first major title in nearly 30 years. straight ahead on the cbs weekend news, novak djokovic makes history at wimbledon. and why it's last call in tokyo ahead of the olympics. and later a devil of a come back as a special species returns down under. cies returns down under. if you have obstructive sleep apnea and you're often tired during the day, you could be missing out on amazing things. sunosi can help you stay awake for them. once daily sunosi improves wakefulness in adults with excessive daytime sleepiness due to obstructive sleep apnea. sunosi worked for up to nine hours at 12 weeks in a clinical study. sunosi does not treat the cause of osa or take the place of your cpap. continue to use

chris livesay is there. be chris, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, jericka.ope was admitted this afternoon and staying in the to. floor behind me in the same suite of rooms that pope john paul ii stayed. it was a scheduled surgery for diverticulitis. regular sunday angeles, he announced he would be going to hungary and slovakia next year. the iraqi prime minister on friday and even holding an all day prayer service for pleb non-on thursday. now the vatican says the surgery was a success and the pope is now recovering. this is the first time 84-year-old pontiff has been hospitalized since his election in 2015. he is -- in 2013. he has had part of his lung removed when he was younger. jericka. >>> thank you. >>> c-113 crashed while landing. more than 40 people were killed, several survivors jumped from the wreckage just before it exploded. >>> rescuers in japan are racing against time following a that isive mudslide about 60 miles southwest of tokyo. it happened saturday after days of torrential rain. 20 people are missing, two are confirmed dead. >>> officials

chris livesay is in rome where new limit on unvaccinated individuals will soon number place. g to you. >> reporter: good morning, and get ready to show your proof of vaccination if you want to see inside sites like the coliseum or sit down inside a restaurant and eat a pizza. dramatic new rules with a clear message -- anything to stop another lockdown. rising tensions. in paris -- [ chants ] and rome, protesters are taking to the streets against mandatory vaccine checks for indoor leisure values already in effect in france and starting august 6th in italy, as well. want to see the sistine chapel or how about michelangelo's "david," you'll have to show your digital covid certificate. if was introduced across the european union earlier this month for international travel. now you'll need those covid records for a lot more. try large supermarkets, bars, and indoor dining like here in rome. now these restaurants are just footsteps from where julius caesar was assassinated. but pretty soon, not even he would be able to eat inside of them without a covid pass. and neither would brad

chris lie livesay, italy. >> that's going to do it for some the news continues others check back in the> it's wednesday, july 21st, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." delta's rapid spread. alarming numbers about the most contagious strain of the coronavirus and how one mother got people vaccinated at her own son's funeral. >>> blue origin blastoff. jeff bezos soars above the earth in his own rocket. what he's already saying about future space trips for the public. >>> nba champions. the milwaukee bucks end a 50-year title drought and also achieve a rare feat only done four times before in league four times before in league history. captioning funded by cbs >>> well, good morning. good to be with you.

now many are washed away. >> chris livesay in germany. thank you, chris. >>> new this morning, the u.s. is joining with allies to call out the chinese government for a series of cyber intrugsz. u.s. intelligence officials say they now have high confidence that chinese hackers were responsible for an attack on microsoft's email server, software in march that affected tens of thousands around the world. chief white house reporter nancy cordes joins us now. we hear a lot about russian cyberattacks. what's going on here? >> reporter: well, cyber officials here in the u.s. now say that these chinese efforts in a way are actually more concerning, vlad, because these hackers are actually on the chinese government's payroll. a senior administration official told reporters that china's ministry of state security, quote, uses criminal contract hackers to conduct unsanctioned cyber operations globally, including for their own personal profit. this official revealed that such hackers were responsible for a ransomware attack recently on an unnamed ame

chris livesay visited the city of canals to see how it's coming back to life. >> reporter: good morningly's tourism industry. first it was a national lockdown, and then it was a ban on american tourists. the biggest spenders here in venice. but now for the first time since the pandemic, americans are coming back. a paradise on water. that the pandemic turned into a desert. but now direct flights from the u.s. to venice are finally landing again. tabatha watters and her family from kentucky were among the first on board. what's the pandemic been like for you? >> i've lost a couple of family members to it. my brother and a good friend. and i'm a nurse. so it's just been a really bad thing to get used to and seeing the world finally start to become normal again is really good. >> reporter: the feeling is few mutual at caffe florian, the oldest coffee house once on the brink of bankruptcy during the pandemic. now americans like the watters families are helping bring it back to life. >> my heart literally has not stopped beating fast. ♪ >> reporter: like venice' newly reopened opera house na

elizabeth palmer inlo, chris livesay in rome watched the game with fans in those cities who were badlytely wanted their teams to win. >> that means that italy are ch- >> reporter: the day ended with italy being crowned champions of european soccer. in both countries, it started with hope and joy. rare feelings during this pandemic. >> here in london the fans could smell victory. they haven't had a big win since 1966, and they feel the force with them tonight. they have an undeniable advantage, they're on home turf. >> reporter: you might have the home turf, but here in italy, fans are 33 matches undefeated. and they may have won a championship in this century. yeah, italians, they're liking their chances. what would it mean for you and the country if italy won? >> yes, it's a big day. after a year of closure, we need it. >> reporter: back in london, fans were brimming with hope, f think it's -- >> after the year we've had -- >> it's a morale lifter. >> scores! >> reporter: fans had just barely settled into their seats when two minutes in england scored. [ cheers ] >> scored. it's comin

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