co-host of "cbs this morning," gayle king an all new "closer look.ng the 8g band with thomas lang. and now seth meyers. >> seth: how's everyone doing tonight? someone on twitter said my haircut makes me look like a substitute high school teacher who drives a miata and that really made me laugh. so thanks for hitting my funny bone joe lamore let's get to the news. during the democratic national convention last night, former second lady, dr. jill biden spoke from a school where she taught english in the '90s and she vowed to continue teaching english as long as her husband continues to give speeches former vice president joe biden was officially nominated last night as the democratic party's presidential nominee, although massachusetts almost really biffed it. massachusetts cast 30 votes for bernie sanders and 83 votes for mark wahlberg, i mean joe biden. former bush administration secretary of state colin powell endorsed former vice president joe biden last night at the democratic nation convention and said quote, on day one he will restore america's

he sat down for a kwhat our gayle king. >> we create the culture. how do we think about what's going to happen to us in the black community five years? from a creative standpoint, what does that look like? >> that's the question nba star carmelo anthony is trying to answer. with a new clothing collection he's calling a black future. it's part of the propel program, a new initiative anthony is launching to support the black creative community and he's calling on seven emerging designers to make that vision a reality. what was your mission? what was your goal? >> i didn't know what it was at and brown community affected fwha. so how do we give people dealing with this trauma neegd outlet or needing resources. >> it doesn't sound like this is a one and done for you. >> no. one of the best things i've done. to sit there with theners the zoom calls. i want to thank everybody. what i'm trying to create here hasn't been done yet. it wasn't just about design ng. we had real conversations just about life. a lot of those zierns are actually still in those com

i'm norah o'donnell with gayle king and john dickerson in the nation's capital.ts away from the first presidential debate between president donald trump and former vice president bi

mark zuckerberg detailed the new policy in an exclusive interview with gayle king. >> are you afraid of putting out information that mail in voting isn't so safe? >> one of the things that we're going to do is at the top of facebook and instagram we're going to be putting accurate information about how to vote by mail and how to do it accurately. we're also going to be acting on content that people try to put out there, that says that it is fraudulent. if people post content that broadly is trying to delegitimatize the outcome of the election, either by saying things like voting by mail will definitely defraud or you know, other things that basically undermine these democratic principles of methods of voting that we know are safe. we're just going to add some context to those posts. >> one of the chief critics, as you know, is the president of the united states. he says in may there's no way -- zero in caps -- that mail in will be anything less than fraudulent. in june, printed by foreign countries and others. be the scandal of our times. july, the 2020 election will be rigged if mai

and join john, gayle king, and me tonight for cbs news coverage of the presidential debate. it begins at 9:00 eastern time, 6:00 in the west. president trump's nominee for the supreme court amy coney barrett went to capitol hill hill today escorted by vice president mike pence. barrett met with top senate republicans, including majority leader mitch mcconnell, who would not answer the question of whether barrett should recuseupe supremcour republicans hope to have her confirmed before election day. some students in the nation's largest school district, new york city, returned to class today. but could an alarming spike in new cases mean schools will have to close again? here's cbs' nikki battiste. >> reporter: five-year-old thiago left his home this morning for the most-anticipated day since march-- his first day back in the classroom, one of nearly half a million students returning to new york city schools this week. >> he's so excited! >> reporter: but it happened the same day as this alarming announcement: new york citi' coronavirus cases rose to a daily positivity rate o

i'll gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. >> new police death outrage. in the death of a black man following an encounter with police. this time in rochester, new york. why it took more than five months for this video to come out. >> spotlight on kenosha. joe biden heads to meet with the family of jacob blake and says his trip will be about plusover new comments about thelake ttne>>> o rst on "cbsmorng," a report shows possible mismanagement in the distribution of a key coronavirus drug. we'll ask the hhs secretary about that and whether there is political pressure over a vaccine. >> and election

. >>> coming up next, gayle king joins us from new york.: good morning, i could've sworn i heard michelle saying something about breaking news. tell michelle i said hello. now, please tell her. i love her. we are going to be in northern california with the latest on the wild fires are burning state i know you are talking but it too plus the race for a covid vaccine pick up experts are worried that political rhetoric could affect real willingness to take it even when americans needed most of the all want a vaccine that we wanted to be safe and also with protests around the country demanding police reform, we will take a look at the changing relationships between schools and law enforcement. i want district wants to get student offenders help instead of seeing them arrested and apparently it is working out in a really great way. >>> they are releasing the special edition of a best- selling book called the gift of imperfection. it applies for a lot of people. here are new perspectives on how people can live a wholehearted life. during these ch

gayle king joins us now from new york.been forever and it is so good to talk to you, gail. >> i recognize that voice. these are words that go together well. i haven't seen you in so long. i'm so glad to see you and hear you. >> yes. >> it is really good to see you, michelle. >> it is good to see you, too. >> i got a girl crush on michelle. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," a bombshell report of president trump's taxes. tells a very different story than what he shared about his finances. where the president is calling this story, you've heard it before, fake news. >>> anthony talks with women voters from the suburbs of the critical battleground state, that would be pennsylvania. here the most important factors driving them to vote. they've got lots to say. >>> mariah carey, you know her, she's got a memoir. we have a candid conversation about her personal struggles in life and in love. why she always believed she would overcome her past and find success. let me just say, mariah carey has had quite a life. she has been marrie

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. >>> outrage and grief.s after a decision in the death of breonna taylor. two louisville police officers were shot following a mostly peaceful day of protests. what we know about the shooting and the grand jury's deliberation. >>> transfer of power. president trump refuses to promise a peaceful transition if he loses the november election. his new attacks on mail-in ballots and the response from joe biden. >>> stark warning. the cdc says 90% of americans may still be vulnerable to the coronavirus. first on "cbs this

in one interview with cbs this morning, gayle king talked to zuckerberg and they said that they want to make sure that candidates do not ill beincount they might not decide on november third because of the delay in counting malin and absentee ballots. and the nebraska man is waging war against boneless buffalo wings. in one video that has gone viral, ander christensen asked the council to rename the appetizer, arguing that it does not come from a wing and he wants them known as buffalo style chicken tenders or spicy mugs. they have responded with a wanted poster for christiansen for slander. i am diane king hall. >>> he has a point, right? they want to make sure the power grid does not buckle under the strain of the hot weather forecast. they have been ordered to delay the routine maintenance, generating as much electricity as possible during the heat wave. >> with all that heat, many people will want to go to the beach this how late we can't but do not go to pacifica. they are using it. further south, half moon bay is keeping its beaches open. it is just about 4:46. some beaches are

i'm gayle king with tony dokoupil and >>> welcome back to cbs this morning. i'm gayle king.ly consequences, why scientists say climate change is having an effect. >>> audra mcdonald's voice, how the actress is challenging her activism in the black theater united. the group seeking racial justice. >> but first here's today's eye opener at 8:00. >>> ranling filed wooirs in the west, the death toll indch 11 states. >> to give you an idea of how incredibly fast this fire was moving this is the local fire station, burned to the ground. >> both candidates will be here today to pay their respects. both men have participated in this ceremony before, but today s of course, different because we are in a battleground state. >> you've been on vacation, you've gone to a party in the neighborhood, if you took your mask off and were not socially distant you really need to get tested. >> officials some people are not getting tested. not because they can't find a test, apparently because they don't want one. >> just a season opener. >> this was a test of the nfl's new covid safety measures,

clearly had a wreath--- re- in but listen to mark zuckerberg taking on this question from cbs's gayle king have you personay engaged with the president, mark, about his post on this particular >> i don't think recently. i have hadertain discussions with him in the past, where i have told him that i thought some of the rhetoric was problematic. i did talk to him, you a kno was clear about how, the importance of making sure that people have confidence in the election. ros: we want to hear the thoughts of jameson cla on this. here he is. >> this is quite a big shift, really. they have alwaysaid, this is fine, we can actually broadcast these ads. you havelready said twitter, tiktok have said this is too this is a real moment where mark zuckerberg has decided, this isb going toe a really poisonous election. will be all sorts of accusations against biden and trump, and does facebook really want to be at the center of that? i think we are hearing about the a political ad that goes up to being able to take it down, and the danger is that one side can put up a misleading ad or any kind of ad that w

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in an exclusive interview with "cbs this morning" co-anchor gayle king, zuckerberg warns what could happenone candidate declares victory prematurely. >> we're going to take this seriously and make sure that-- that people aren't declaring victory and saying that any kind of ongoing counting of votes is "evidence of a rigged election" or anything like that. i think that that would be dangerous. i think it would be kind of delegitimizing of the election. and i think it could risk increasing-- you know, people getting in the streets and civil unrest after the election, which i think would be very problematic. >> o'donnell: there's more of gayle's exclusive interview with mark zuckerberg tomorrow on "cbs this morning," including new steps facebook is taking to prepare for the election. tonight, there is growing proof that vladimir putin and his government were involved in a different kind of attack. test results show russian opposition leader alexei navalny was poisoned by a military-grade nerve agent, the same one used in an earlier attack on one of putin's enemies. here's cbs' charlie d'agata

have a listen to how carefully mark zuckerberg chooses his words here, responding to cbs‘s gayle kinge president about his posts? i don't think recently, i've had discussions with him in the past where i said i think some of the rhetoric was problematic, if i did talk to him. i'd be clear in the importance of making sure that people have confidence in the election. here's silicon valley correspondent james clayton. this is quite a big shift really. this is quite a big shift really. this is quite a big shift really. this is a real moment where mark zuckerberg is really decided this would be really poisonous election. and it is very likely that there be all sorts of accusations againstjoe biden the donald trump and they do not want to be at the very centre of that. and it is all about the lag, and this could go up and they can take it down. and one site can put up a misleading ad for six hours and i2, and it can take days and time to take these ads down and when it comes to the election, it's too late. now, an update on the coronavirus in the uk. lots of speculation about whether quaran

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. a hurricane closes in on the gulf coast as wildfires ravage the west. we'll take you to both places where they battle to save lives. >>> climate fight. president trump refuses to accept climate change as a factor in the wildfires. drawing harsh words from joe biden. >>> plus, bob woodward joins us on his bombshell tapes. >> deputy's heroism. how two sheriff's deputies took life-saving actions to help each other after they were ambushed. >> nba star carmelo anthony tells us about his new fashion initiative to help black designers. >>> and maren morris on motherhood. the country superstar reveals how she balances being a new mom with seeking musical inspiration during the pandemic. >>> first, here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> as you can see, we are already getting the first impacts of hurricane sally. >> this thing is moving three miles an hour. >> wow. >> three. >> hurricane sally barrels towards the gulf coast. rapidly gaining strength. and people are bracing f

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tonny dokoupil. high stakes debate.he president and joe biden prepare to square off on what could be a pivotal night tonight, just five weeks before the election. a preview of the big issues, including the latest revelations about the president's finances and his taxes. >>> wine country in flames. three wildfires merge in california destroying history and levering an eerie landscape behind. how another fire turned deadly. >>> surprising twist in the breonna taylor case. a grand juror asks for the jury's secret proceedings to be made public so that the, quote, truth may prevail. how the kentucky attorney general at the center of the controversy is responding. >> and defending their leader. we speak exclusively to former members of the alleged cult known as nexiom. why they claim their leader was wrongfully convicted of sex trafficking despite overwhelming evidence at trial. >>> first, here's today's "eye opener. "it's your world in 90 seconds. >> i am looking very forward to the debate. thank you. >> ahead of the first p

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. battle looming. top republican senator says they've got the votes to confirm a new supreme court justice before the election. how the democrats are responding. >>> plus, we'll preview the historic capitol tribute to justice ginsburg. >>> the cdc confusion. they issue game-changing guidance on the coronavirus and then quickly takes it back. what happened. plus a new claim from the president that the virus affects virtually nobody. >> frontline danger. a wide-ranging study shows the strain of the pandemic on our frontline health workers. how it can affect their mental health and what can be done about it. >>> and all jokes aside, the first public apology from ellen degeneres. what she's saying about toxic workplace allegations now that she's back in the studio. >> she had some things to say. but first, here's today's "eye opener. it's your world in 90 seconds. >> as our nation mourns the loss of ruth bader ginsburg, i will soon announce a nominee for the united states supreme court. >> the president to

i'll gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. >> new police death outrage.ideo emerges in the death of a black man following an encounter with police. this time in rochester, new york. why it took more than five months for this video to come out. >> spotlight on kenosha. joe biden heads to meet with the family of jacob blake and says his trip will be about unity. >>> plus, controversial new comments about the blake shooting from the u.s. attorney general. >>> critical shortages. first on "cbs this morning," a report shows possible mismanagement in the distribution of a key coronavirus drug. we'll ask the hhs secretary about that and whether there is political pressure over a vaccine. >> and election uncertainty. president trump causes new controversy as he appears to urge his supporters to vote twice. and only on "cbs this morning," mark zuckerberg tells us about the new election safeguards. first, today's "eye opener." it's your world in 90 seconds. >> calls for several police officers in new york to be fired and arrested after video was released showing th

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. towering infernos.aging wildfires in the west destroy towns and threaten campers, grounding an overright rescue effort. how flames turned entire neighborhoods into ash. >>> portland protests spread. trump supporters and black lives matter demonstrators face off at oregon's state capitol in a new spike in violence. >> vaccine politics. the president accused of manipulating the search for a vaccine claims his opponents are anti-science. why the political argument has the public concerned about safety. >>> and policing our schools. one of the nation's largest school districts is helping student offenders instead of arresting them. how this approach is transforming kids' lives. >> first, here's today's "eye open opener." it's your world in 90 seconds. >> the situation that we have right now is a life-threatening situation. >> this came through like a jet plane really. >> this thing continues to grow exponentially. >> dozens of wildfires threatening the west. >> record heat. one day, snow the next. >> denver

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. >>> outrage and grief.ouisville erupts after a decision in the death of breonna taylor. two louisville police officers were shot following a mostly peaceful day of protests. what we know about the shooting and the grand jury's deliberation. >>> transfer of power. president trump refuses to promise a peaceful transition if he loses the november election. his new attacks on mail-in ballots and the response from joe biden. >>> stark warning. the cdc says 90% of americans may still be vulnerable to the coronavirus. first on "cbs this morning," how one airline is working to stop the spread with rapid testing. >> and banning gas cars. california announces it will go right there. >> officer down? >> we had two officers shot tonight. and it's very serious. it's a very dangerous condition. >> two officers shot during protests after a grand jury's decision to not charge officers in the shooting death of breonna taylor. >> do not sully her memory by engaging in violence. totally inappropriate for that to happen. >> pr

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. bracing for impact.ropical storm sally threatens to hit the gulf coast tomorrow as a hurricane. how communities recovering from hurricane laura are preparing. >>> overwhelming destruction. wildfires kill dozens and bring some of the worst air quality in the world to the west. >>> plus, the story of a 13-year-old who is being remembered as a hero for trying to save his grandmother. >> shocking police ambush. the massive manhunt for a gunman intensifies after two sheriffs deputies are ambushed in their car. we have new details about the suspect. >>> and 50 days until the election. president trump holds a large indoor rally and defends his coronavirus response. how the two candidates stack up in our new battleground tracker poll. including in a state the president won four years ago. >> the countdown is under way. first, here's today's "eye opener." it's your world in 90 seconds. >> dozens are missing. state officials are warning of a potential mass fatality event. >> southern oregon has been devastated. >>

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. >>> sally storm as shore. monster storm pound the gulf coast with powerful winds and life-threatening floods. communities are feeling the terrifying effects. >>> ash and rubble are all that remains of towns in the west. one city in oregon nearly destroyed. >>>>> tough question thes. president trump defends his coronavirus response during a town hall with voters who demand answers. how he responded. >>> plus, joe biden's new efforts at latino outreach. >>> and not letting up. breonna taylor's mother tells us why a $12 million settlement does not equal justice for her daughter who was killed by police. >> first here is today's eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. >> the flooding has already begun. this storm is 500 miles wide and wind is not the biggest concern, believe it or not. it's the water. >> sally, expected to bring historic flooding to the gulf coast. >> nine feet of storm surge. this is not survival. >> smoke from deadly wildfires in the west has drifted all the way across th

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil.unge >> newly released tapes reveal president trump knew about the dangers of the coronavirus even as he downplayed the risk in public. why health experts say his actions may have cost tens of thousands of american lives. >>> red planet. massive deadly wildfires in the west change the color of the sky as flames consume entire communities. we are there speaking to survivors escaping with just a few belongings. >> moving the goal post. the nfl returns on schedule tonight despite the risks and challenges of the pandemic. how a new outlook on racial justice might show up on the field. >>> and climate change warriors. in "eye on innovation," how a tiny deep sea animal could be showing us the way to a cleaner planet. >> first, here's today's "eye opener. it's your world in 90 seconds. >> i still like playing it down because i don't want to create a panic. >> newly released recordings show what the president knew about the coronavirus and when. >> it's clear the president knows what the stake

i'll gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. trail of destruction.ally leaves devastation and flooding behind with entire streets turned into rivers. we'll show you where the storm is headed next. >> fighting the science. president trump bluntly contradicts his own cdc director on the timing of a vaccine and the importance of masks. how this extraordinary clash unfolded. >>> barr's blistering critique. the attorney general accuses his own prosecutors of behaving like preschoolers and compares the pandemic lockdowns to slavery. >> breaking overnight. new poisoning evidence. video emerges from the hotel room of russia's main opposition leader alexei navalny just after he fell ill. >>> and country celebration. the highlights from last night's academy of country music awards. and something that's never happened before. it was different. but first, here's today's "eye opener," it's your world in 90 seconds. >> if you are asking me, when is it going to be generally available to the american public, late second quarter, third quarter 2021. >> president trum

i'm gayle king with tony dokoupil and anthony mason. debate debacle.lking over joe biden and the moderator. we'll get analysis from both sides on this very partisan divide. >> virtual flyers in our innovation series. how virtual reality is helping fighter pilots prepare for battle. >>> here's today's eye opener at 8:00. >> exhausting and chaotic. first debate last night between president trump and joe biden. >> remember, cleveland is the home of rock and roll, but nothing about last night is worthy of the hall of fame. >> polling this morning shows most viewers were just annoyed by this debate and found the overall tone to be negative. >> is it possible to say there's a winner from all that? >> to the extend joe biden is ahead, he's the winner because he's still ahead in a debate where the president did nothing to change the dynamic of the race and may, in fact, have hurt the dynamic of the race. >> high humidity overnight has helped calm down the flames giving fire crews who were already stretched thin a bit of an upperhand. the glass fire is 2% conta

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. >>> vaccine showdown.resident trump is challenged by another of his own experts. dr. anthony fauci on when a coronavirus vaccine will be widely available. the latest from the campaign cl questions for joe biden. >>> sweeping destruction. we take you on a helicopter ride to see the full scope of the hurricane's devastation. how one community is rallying around a church that lost its steeple. >>> europe's covid warning. cases surge again after many countries thought they had the virus under control. >>> plus, we have a rare look inside one production facility

i'll gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. trail of destruction.ly leaves devastation and flooding behind with entire streets turned into rivers. we'll show you where the storm is headed next. >> fighting the science. president trump bluntly contradicts his own cdc director on the timing of a vaccine and the importance of how this extraordinary clash unfolded. >>> barr's blistering critique. the attorney general accuses his own prosecutors of behaving like preschoolers and compares the pandemic lockdowns to slavery. >> breaking overnight. new poisoning evidence. video emerges from the hotel room of russia's main opposition leader

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. deadly fire storms.death toll rises in the west as nearly 100 major wildfires burn. reducing some towns to rubble. we'll show you the massive evacuations that are taking place. >>> playing defense. president trump works to justify misleading the country on the coronavirus. what he told a crowded rally of supporters and why he's now attacking journalist bob woodward. meprotest. nfonst srtusorhe and are booed by fans. how american ndre bei haned byst

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil.y released tapes reveal president trump knew about the dangers of the coronavirus even as he downplayed the risk in public. why health experts say his actions may have cost tens of thousands of american lives. >>> red planet. massive deadly wildfires in the west change the color of the sky as flames consume entire communities. we are there speaking to survivors escaping with just a few belongings. >> moving the goal the nfl returns on schedule tonight despite the risks and challenges of the pandemic. how a newp o

i'm anthony mason with gayle king. cbs news new york. >>> good morning. it's september 23, 2020. historic court fight. democrats voice outrage as a new supre c juste. >>> how rh badnsill b honored t morning at t. han 2000 have in thisouhe coronavirus. more than any country in the world. experts are predicting more pain

i'll gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. breaking overnight.anted for the killing of a right wing activist in portland is shot dead by officers during an attempted arrest. what we're learning about the deadly encounter and the latest on the unrest in portland. >> outrage in rochester. demonstrators and police clash amid rising anger over the death of daniel prude. following his arrest. why some say suspending the officers involved is not enough. >>> troop controversy. president trump strongl denies a report he called americans who died in war losers and suckers. how the white house says it's an attempt to

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. the gulf coast as wildfires ravage the west. we'll take you to both places where they battle to save lives. >>> climate fight. president trump refuses to accept climate change as a factor in the wildfires. drawing harsh words from joe biden. >>> plus, bob woodwardboell tap. >> deputy's heroism. how two sheriff's deputies took life-saving actions to help each other after they were ambushed. >> nba star carmelo anthony

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tonny dokoupil. high stakes debate.epare to square off on what could be a pivotal night tonight, just five weeks before the election. a preview of the big issues, including the latest revelations about the president's finances and his taxes. >>> wine country in flames. three wildfires merge in california destroying history and levering an eerie landscape behind. how another fire turned deadly. >>> surprising twist in the breonna taylor case. a grand juror asks for the jury's secret proceedings to be made public so that the, ot

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. >>> sally storm as shore. pound the gulf coast with powerful winds and life-threatening floods. communities are feeling the terrifying effects. >>> ash and rubble are all that remains of towns in the west. one city in oregon nearly destroyed. >>>>> tough question thes. president trump defends his coronavirus response during a town hall with voters who demand answers. how he responded. >>> plus, joe biden's new efforts at latino outreach. >>> and not letting up.

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. >>> debate night chaos. >> he doesn't know how to>> i already fixed it. >> he doesn't have a plan. >> candidates hurl insults at each other and ignore the moderator. plus a fact check of the candidates' statements. >>> parents under pressure and alarming uptick in covid cases could force the largest school district in the nation to close. and downplaying the risk of coronavirus to children. >>> 80,000 people have be

his son, donald trumpjunior, was asked about those comments by gayle king on cbs.p. he told them tonight this, stand down and stand by. he did not condemn white supremacist groups and what does he mean by standby?” condemn white supremacist groups and what does he mean by standby? i do not know what he means by that. i don't know if those in speaker, beals talking about having them stand out, he is more than happy to condemn them. well, this is the reaction of washington post columnist brian klaas. if somebody didn't condemn it, he gave instructions to this group as if he was their leader. standby by as though he was in for further instructions and i think the tensions in the polarisation around the election are so great and president trump's language so explosive, that i'm really worried about violence from the november elections. (joe biden was asked about those concerns today — here's what he said. blueback if we win this election, he will step down. he has no alternative. the american people will not stand for, no agency will that happening. my message to the p

i'm gayle king with tony dokoupil and thoipanthony mason. out offires in the west.d. >>suspicious. has thev says knows what happened to the former husband of carol bas kin. >>> and the renowned chef opens up about ing a family. >> i can't to hear whateyou. here's today's eye opener at 8:00 down tdry, and v is burning the concern is that the wind is g to picker today a downnto this community.f des moines school seasonal went to a j said give not to follow thegovernor's executive order. the court s the school system said we're not going to follow >>> a vaccine candidate on hold hction to a volunteer. how concerning is that toyo various stages of clinicalthey askedy reported that able ttain musclemass. the mice returned with qu builderphysiques. prepare to dolaouorld >> mickey looksgood. >> most of us coming out of a pandemic don'tik that. >> if it works for outer space, ma well. >> we're going to start in it's hot and dry weather in the west is working against . they've been battling more than ozen major wildfires state a zero it'se than 237,000 squares i nearly half

i'll gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. breaking overnight. a suspect wanted for the killing of a right wing activist in portland is shot dead by officers during an attempted arrest. what we're learning about the deadly encounter and the latest on the unrest in portland. >> outrage in rochester. demonstrators and police clash amid rising anger over the death of daniel prude. following his arrest. why some say suspending the officers involved is not enough. >>> troop controversy. president trump strongl denies a report he called americans who died in war losers and suckers. how the white house says it's an attempt to influence the election. >> and safe getaways. labor day flyers find new technology to help them feel better about traveling during a pandemic. we'll show you what it looks like. >> ready to go, but first, here's today's "eye opener. "it's your world in 90 seconds. >> i felt that my life and other lives were in danger. and i felt like i had no choice. >> the man suspected of shooting and killing a right wing protester in portland ha

i'm gayle king with tony dokoupil andosha on edge.rump is blaming people in dark shadows for unrest in cities. >>> big step forward, inside the first u.s. trial of one potential coronavirus v ta excl first participant. >>> and country strong, our conversation with single chris stapleton releasing a new album during the pandemic. >> thank you, chris stapleton. >>> first here's today's eye opener at 8:00. president trump heading to kenosha, wisconsin, today. local leaders were very concerned his presence could actually fuel tensions there. >> the president says's going because he thinks his visit might inspire enthusiasm but it's not entirely clear what he means by that. >> some folks we spoke with welcome the president and say that he can help heal and unify this community. others are concerns he'll enflame a tense situation and this will be nothing more than a photo- photo-op. >> dr. hahn was already facing criticism and his latest comments have renewed concerns his agency is being politicized, something he flatly denials. >>> nearly

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. >>> vaccine showdown.resident trump is challenged by another of his own experts. dr. anthony fauci on when a coronavirus vaccine will be widely available. the latest from the campaign trail including top voter questions for joe biden. >>> sweeping destruction. we take you on a helicopter ride to see the full scope of the hurricane's devastation. how one community is rallying around a church that lost its steeple. >>> europe's covid warning. cases surge again after many countries thought they had the virus under control. >>> plus, we have a rare look inside one production facility gearing up for a vaccine. >> and america divided. we hit the streets to learn how politics are eroding our shared sense of reality right down to what we see. >> apparently we see things differently. first, here's today's "eye opener." it's your world in 90 seconds. >> the gloves are off. i can now call him grossly incompetent. >> the president held a rally in wisconsin while joe biden appeared at a pennsylvania town hall. >> i mar

i'm gayle king with tony dokoupil and anthony mason. the president's latest comments about the election and health care. >> and the voice of nature speaks out. >> the living world is a unique and spectacular marvel. >> why the film maker says humans are committing a crime against the planet earth. >> what a great voice. first, here's today's eye opener at 8:00. >>> justice ruth bader ginsburg making history as the first woman to lie in state at our capitol. >> her first appearance at the supreme court was in 1973. she was a power house already. i mean, she told the all male justices, i ask no favor for my sex. all i ask is they take their feet off our necks. >> she said long before she dreamed of being a lawyer or a judge, the first thing she could remember wanting to be was a great diva. >> justice ginsburg had a vision, and that vision was the constitution should grow embracive. that was her word, and it's a distinctive word. i asked her what it meant once. she said i mean embracing the left out people, not just grudgingly, but with o

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. supreme court showdown.he death of ruth bader ginsburg sets up a new tense partisan battle just days ahead of the presidential election. the latest on when president trump will choose a replacement. now democrats plan to fight him every step of the way. >>> champion for equality. ginsburg's legal legacy goes far beyond the supreme court. we'll look at h how her most significant work shaped the cultural landscape. >>> plus, a preview of the first big cases the court will decide without her. >>> unimaginable loss. the u.s. approaches 200,000 coronavirus deaths. the most in the world. why experts predict another spike in the fall. >> and emmys at home. history is made at the socially distanced awards show. we'll show you the winners and reveal how they pulled off their ambitious celebration. >> it was so good. here's today's "eye opener." it's your world in 90 seconds. >> if i win this election, president trump's nominee should be withdrawn. as a new president, i should be the one to nominates justice ginsburg'

i'm anthony mason with gayle king. cbs news new york. >>> good morning. it's september 23, 2020. historic court fight. democrats voice outrage as republicans unite behind voting for a new supreme court justice. >>> how justice ruth bader ginsburg will be honored this morning at the supreme court. >>> more than 200,000 have died in this country from the coronavirus. more than any country in the world. experts are predicting more pain i. >>> we will pick an incredible woman. the decision will be announced saturday. 5:00 on saturday. at the white house. >> republicans say they have the votes to move forward. mitt romney will back a vote. >> my liberal friends have gotten used to having a liberal court. >>> coronavirus has killed more than 200,000 people across the u.s. >> president trump it a shame. >> would you have 2.5 million deaths. >> countries face hard decisions. >> too many breaches, too many opportunities for our invisible enemy to slip through undetected. >>> flooding in texas after tropical storm beta made landfall. >> it still poses a flooding risk. >> the water has come

i'll gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. stunning tax revelations.the new york times" says the president has barely paid income tax in recent years and may be facing serious financial trouble. how he's responding and the political fallout. >> confirmation battle. judge amy coney barrett heads to capitol hill as the debate over her record heats up. why some democrats are refusing to meet with the president's supreme court pick. >>> mountain of flames. high winds push wildfires into neighborhoods in california's wine country. an entire hospital is evacuated as the fire more than doubled in size. >> new twist in the breonna taylor case. newly released video shows a former officer involved in that deadly raid was at the scene afterwards in violation of police policy. >> but first, here's today's "eye opener." it's your world in 90 seconds. >> totally fake news. made up. fake. we went through the same story -- people asked me the same questions four years ago i had to litigate this and talk about it. >> "the new york times" reporting president trump did n

i'm norah o'donnell with gayle king and john dickerson in the nation's capital. and we are just moments away from the first presidential debate between president donald trump and former vice president joe biden. after months of lobbing long-dance attacks, aides for both candidates say tonight the gloves and the masks will come off. the two men arrived at the debate hall at case western reserve university in cleveland a short time ago. they were not expected to shake hands because of the coronavirus pandemic. >> let's not forget as we come on the air tonight, this virus has killed more than 205,000 americans. this pandemic has led the u.s. into its worst economic cracks since the great depression. more than 26 million americans are claiming unemployment benefits. and two late developments have thrown a lit match into an already-volatile race. the republicans' effort to quickly replace the late ruth bader ginsburg with conservative judge amy coney barrett and the latest revelations about president trump's taxes. >> so the stage is set for this first showdown. there