first, he is speaking with gayle king. he gives a personal look at his life and family and his time as president. gill also asked him about president trump's legal challenges with the selection. and his republican support. the former president called that disappointing. >> there's damage to this, because what happens is that the peaceful transfer of power, the notion that any of us who attain an elected office, whether it's -- or president are servants of the people. it's a temporary job. we are not above the rules, we are not above the law. that's the essence of our democracy. >> reporter: you can watch president obama's interview with gayle king on cbs sunday morning and on 60 minutes, he sits down with scott pelley to talk about his new book, a promised land. that's sunday night at 7:00. >>> president trump says a covid-19 vaccine will be ready to distribute in april. if the emergency authorization use of the visor vaccine is approved. but the president says that the people of new york won't get it. he spoke this aftern

obama's interview with scott pelley and gayle king this weekend.st on cbs sunday morning, and then on "60 minutes." >>> president trump's former campaign manager corey lewandowski is now the latest member of the president's inner circle to come down with the coronavirus. the adviser to the president says that he is feeling fine and self-isolating at home, and he said he thinks he caught it while campaigning for the president in philadelphia. lewandowski also attended an election night party, though, at the white house last week. >>> several people are still missing after deadly flooding in north carolina. crews in alexander county, north carolina, rushed to rescue people after flood water from a nearby river inundated a camp ground. at least three were killed there and another person died in a car accident. at least 10 inches of rain from tropical storm eta also triggered mudslides and washed out bridges. in charlotte, more than 140 people had to be rescued from an elementary school. >>> and we are waiting to learn the identities of five american s

obama sat down with "cbs this morning" co-host gayle king and "60 minutes" correspondent scott pelleylease of his new memoir, "a promised land." >> reporter: what are these false claims of widespread election fraud doing to our country right now? >> they appear to be motivated, in part, because the president doesn't like to lose, and never admits loss. i'm more troubled by the fact that other republican officials, who clearly know better, are going along with this, are humoring him in this fashion. it is one more step in delegitimizing, not just the incoming biden administration, but democracy generally. and that's a dangerous path. >> well, you can see more of former president obama's interviews with scott pelley and gayle king this weekend, starting with gayle's interview on "cbs sunday morning," and then later scott's interview sunday evening on "60 minutes." >>> so, ed, who mr. biden chooses to give us clues how you plan plans to govern, what big names are coming next? >> reporter: well, good evening, norah. there are several people in the mix for top foreign policy roles, includi

i'll gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. >> a terrible new milestone in the pandemic..s. smashes another record for coronavirus cases. while many hospitals are on the brink. we'll talk to dr. anthony fauci who says help is on the way. >>> former president obama gives his first tv interview since the election to cbs news. we'll preview that conversation with him, including his thoughts on president trump's refusal to concede. why he says it puts democracy on a very dangerous path. >> breaking overnight, president-elect biden flips arizona for democrats for the first time in decades. we'll talk to cindy mccain about his achievement and her role in

here in times square, new york, i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil.re covering the breaking news on the presidential race. former vice president joe biden has taken the lead in two key battleground states. pennsylvania and georgia. to help break it all down for us, we are joined by cbs evening news anchor norah o'donnell and senior political analyst and "60 minutes" correspondent john dickerson. welcome, welcome to you both. remember at the beginning of the week on tuesday, election night, we were all calling it a big puzzle. we were all putting the puzzle pieces together. waiting for the puzzle pieces. we have a big piece of that puzzle as we sit here right

shapiro, gayle king here. >> hi, gayle. >> reporter: hello. what concerns you most, this morning when you were with us on "cbs this morning," you said your kids were saying, "dad, when are we going to know? when are we going to know in? we're also asking, "dad, when are we going to know?" and what concerns you the most. and do you have any idea when we will know the final count in pennsylvania? >> gayle, i'm not concerned. there has been a ton of litigation on this in the weeks leading up to the campaign. we battled back and protected the laws of this commonwealth and protected every eligible vote. we won every single lawsuits. we were prepared on election day. we had a smooth election day. and now we're having a smooth counting process. and, yes, my kids and i guess all other americans want to know when it's going to be done. it's taking time. it's slow. but we want to get it right. we want to follow the law. upthink the gentleman who set up this segme this segment correctly pointed out that it was the republicans in the legislature who refus

i'll gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil.aches a terrible new level in america. daily cases topped 100,000 for the 14th day in a row, and governors and mayors impose new restrictions. we're agape seeing empty shelves in the stores and the virus is taking a heavy toll on nursing homes. >>> president-elect biden issues a warning on the transition. he says the trump administration's delay could cost american lives. >>> plus, how mr. trump's allies may be trying to influence the election result in georgia. >> a family demands answers after the violent arrest of a texas teenager caught on camera at his own front door.

. >> reporter: you can watch president obama's interview on cbs sunday morning with gayle king and on 60 minutes as he sits down to talk about his new book "a promised land". that's sunday night at 7:00. thank you ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> garrett: tonight, coronavirus is now raging across every single state in america. one orders all its residents to stay at home. and we hear from president trump for the first time in eight days. the u.s. death toll could reach nearly 440,000 by spring. what governors are begging residents to start doing right now. also in el paso, texas, patients airlifted out of i.c.u.s because they're running out of space. and in new york city, the nation's largest school system warns parents that in-person education could shut down as soon as monday. breaking his silence: america finally hears from president trump, who has still not conceded. his prediction for when a vi

his interview with gayle king of "cbs this morning" is his first since the election. >> let's go. >>e haven't heard much from him for the last four years, but former president barack obama is no longer holding back. >> i've been mad and frustrated. it was important for me as somebody who had served in that office, to simply let people know this is not normal. >> barack obama, on the election, his presidency, and family life in the white house, ahead this "sunday morning." >> pauley: and then we'll be in conversation with goldie hawn and kurt russell, two movie a-listers with a lot more than that in common. tracy smith does the honors. >> sometimes i think you actually enjoy these little dangerous escapades. >> well, iowa -- >> reporter: this year one of the best known stories is being played by one of the best-known couples in hollywood. was there a first impression? >> i still haven't forgotten it, and i've forgotten a lot of stuff now. >> reporter: a little magic with goldie hawn and kurt russell coming up on "sunday morning." >> pauley: then it is on to an instagram phenomenon who

i'll gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. unimaginable loss and heartbreak. the u.s.250,000 dead as coronavirus cases soar. plus, an urgent plea from doctors and breaking news in the race for a vaccine. >>> the controversy over school closures intensifies. a rising number of districts are closing classrooms, often in places where businesses remain open. first on "cbs this morning," new york mayor bill de blasio on why students in the country's largest school district are staying home again. >>> whistleblowers speak out about the military's inability to fight sexual assault within

the pair had their identities concealed as they spoke with cbs's gayle king in an interview airing today. >> can ask you what you both inc. of the police behavior and actions that night? >> negligent. >> negligent? >> they could not even provide any risk assessment and a semi-they had not even done one, so the organization leading up to this was lacking stop that is what i mean by they work negligent in the operation. >> number two? >> they were criminal leading up to this. the way they moved forward, including the warrant, was deception. amy: a record 71 million early votes have already been cast in the presidential election, surpassing the 2016 early vote count. in texas, 46% of all registered voters have already cast their ballots. on tuesday, democratic presidential nominee joe biden campaigned in georgia -- a state not won by a democrat since bill clinton in 1992. trump campaigned in nebraska, wisconsin, and michigan where a judge just ruled voters can openly carry firearms at polling places. trump attacked michigan democratic governor gretchen whitmer and downplayed a recent right-

gayle king is going first. >> all right, i'm ready. to make history with his memoir, his book, "a promised land" sold 890,000 copies in the u.s. and canada in the first 24 hours after its release. that's huge, guys. on traago, best selling book of 2018. still sold over 12 million copies. it is clearly the number one memoir of all time. when we asked barack obama because we had him on for 60 minutes, "cbs this morning" and sunday morning, friendly competition between the two of us? he said no, i am waving the white flag. there's no competition here. to put it in perspective, by comparison, bill clinton's book sold 400,000 the first day, george w. bush's book decision point sold 220,000. to make the best seller's list, you have to sell 10,000 copies. he is way ahead of that. >> he might be number one this week, i don't know. we'll see. >> i walked in to my local bookstore couple nights ago, there was a wall of his books. >> it is a big book. i mentioned this before. but it is well written, well done. he takes you inside the room, gives y

that's -- gayle king, on cbs sunday morning when he sits down about his new book, a promised land. a judge has ruled convicted murderer scott peterson will not be transferred from the san mateo county jail. he will stay put while they decide if he should get a retrial in the murders of his pregnant wife lacey and their unborn son. >>> sweeping new coronavirus lockdowns in oregon and new mexico. a two week breeze across the state starting on wednesday. restaurants are limited to take out only. a statewide lockdown intervention is necessary. >> with hope we don't get there. thank you, elizabeth. coming up next, the shocking move the pac-12 pulled on cal football. details on the last-minute road trip. and the extensive plan for fans from the golden state warriors. what you will have to do to get a seat. and then later, why it's going to be a busy weekend up in outer space. ready to take your immune support to the next level? nature's bounty is here for you. the number one herbal supplement brand has everything you need to help keep your immune system strong. immune support comes natur

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. >> reporter: senator coons, i agree with you-- it's gayle king speaking-- where you said you think it's one of the best speeches he has ever given. there were so many highlights, if you will, but as someone who has known him for such a long time, can you share with us what this moment means him? it's true when they say, "third time's the charm," it seems for your friend tonight. >> but, gayle, swrun, this is the moment that joe biden was made for. this was the moment that all the ups and downs of his life it's tragedies and losses, the successes and the soaring accomplishments-- all of it came together in this election, in this moment. we're in the middle of a terrible pandemic where more than 100,000 americans have been infected each of the last three days. we need a president who is compassionate, who can reach across the aisle, who can listen to science and who can get us out of our current challenges. joe has run twice before, but this is the moment that he was built for. because of his optimism, his deep belief in the american people. you heard his message tonight of confidenc

. >> reporter: gayle king was among the presenters who announced the nominations this morning. the format for this years ceremony has not been revealed just yet. the show promises to look quite different with coronavirus concerns. >> any award show during the pandemic will be different. >> reporter: the senior music editor from variety magazine says like other major award shows this year, the grammys will likely have to go largely virtual with the ceremony possibly including a limited socially distance audience. >> not just a few people cheering. it does make a difference. you know? so much better than silence . >> reporter: one detail that has just been announced, the show host, the daily show has trevor noah for the mc for this years grammys for the first time. >> you can watch the grammy awards sunday, january 31st right here on kpix 5. >>> tonight, former president barack obama returns to late- night tv with stephen colbert. with insight on president-elect biden's pick for his top advisers. >> a lot of announcements of the cabinets. >> yes. people i know. >> it's a lot of r

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. >>> breaking news.his morning, we're learning about a promising new breakthrough on a second coronavirus vaccine. plus, american health care workers plead for help. we'll show you the struggle inside hospitals as the u.s. adds nearly a million new covid cases in less than a week. >>> president trump says he's conceding nothing. clashes erupt as mr. trump still refuses to admit that joe biden won the election. former president obama tells us what he thinks is tearing our nation apart. >> a staggering number of sex abuse claims against boy scouts of america. we speak with one of the more than 82,000 accusers about what allegedly happened and what needs to change. >>> and a miraculous recovery of a hiker found unconscious on mt. rainier. how he lived to tell us the story after he was on the brink of death for 45 minutes and doctors revived him. >> first, here's today's "eye opener." it's your world in 90 seconds. >> we really are in a critical situation today. you must physically distance when you cannot p

. >> the former president also sat down with gayle king and cbs sunday morning to discuss the first volume of his upcoming memoir titled the promised land. >>> tonight a nasa astronaut crew is making history as we speak. >> three, two, one. zero, admission, lift off.>> late this afternoon we watch them last off as the first-ever full team sent into orbit by spacex. the crew includes three american astronauts and one from japan. it will take them about 27 hours to reach the international space station. spacex ceo elon musk skipped out on today's lunch after revealing that he may have coronavirus. president trump tweeted this after the launch "a great launch, nasa was a closed up disaster when we took over now it is again the hottest and most advanced space center in the world by far." and these words from president- elect joe biden, congratulations on today's lunch for nasa and spacex, is a testament of what we can accomplish by using our ingenuity and determination. i joined all americans and the people of japan and wishing the astronauts got speed on their journey. >>> there's an astronom

as norah o'donnell, john dickerson, gayle king and ed o'keefe are here, it is good to have you all.e all been seeing each other and practicing and practicing and practicing. thank you for coming out to tell us, our interview verse, norah o'donnell, to expect. what do you think the viewers need to be watching for on tuesday night? >> the massive voter turnout we have already seen shows that everybody believes their voice matters, their vote matters. there is a passionate electorate out there on both sides of the aisle. we're focusing on nine states, calling them the notable nine. florida, georgia, north carolina, ohio, and iowa. those are states the president has to hold on to. and then he has to add to there. maybe it is pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin, arizona, to get to that magic number of 270. while joe biden holds the lead in many of these battleground states, and has consistently in many of them, and nationally, i am hearing from both republican and democratic sources that that is narrowing. there is an intensity on the republican side. there is an intensity on president tru

. >> cbs this morning's gayle king was among the presenters who announced the nominations tuesday.ny hasn't been revealed yet, the show promises to look quite different with coronavirus concerns. >> any awards show during the pandemic is going to be difficult. we watched them evolve. >> jim aswod is the editor for variety magazine. he says like other awards shows this year, the grammys will have to go virtual with the ceremony including a limited, socially distanced audience. >> even just a few people cheering does make a difference. you know? i mean it's so much better than the silence. >> one detail that has just been announced, the show's host. the daily show's trevor noah will serve as emcee of this year's grammys for the first time. the show held in los angeles on january 31st will air live right here on cbs. chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. >>> can't wait to watch. coming up on "cbs this morning," tony decopo looks at a way to heal america's political rift by using techniques in couples therapy. plus, dr. aru will. a tows us how two different hospitals fwhun a big city

it's wednesday, november 11th, veterans day, i'm gayle king. new signs this pandemic is out of control. states take aggressive steps to stop the spread as more americans are in the hospital now than ever before. plus, dr. fauci gives new details about the timing of a vaccine. >>> the battle over the presidential transition intensifies, how president trump's refusal to concede to joe biden could affect the response to the pandemic and our national security. >>> did a v.a. medical center ignore the wounds of war? a cbs news investigation reveals concerns about the diagnosis and treatment of some service members' traumatic brain injuries from iraq and afghanistan. why a whistle-blower decided to speak up. >>> and a new mission for veterans, how a former marine is giving fellow vets a sense of purpose by offering them a chance to make a difference in disaster zones. >>> but first, here's tie eye-opener. it's your world in 90 seconds. >>> the news of the vaccine should not get people to say that we don't need to continue to do the public health meas

lewis hamilton talking to gayle king.st time that a fully operational private craft has transported astronauts from earth to the station. the four astronauts — three from the us and one from japan — will be spending the next six months there. our science correspondent victoria gill reports. let us know when your review is complete and you are ready for docking. dragon, spacex — soft capture confirmed. docking sequence is complete. welcome to the iss, resilience. the end of a 27—hour taxi ride to space. and there they are, first across the hatch mike hopkins. and here's victor glover. for the first time, four astronauts have arrived for their mission on the internation space station aboard a commercial spacecraft. nasa's michael hopkins, victor glover and shannon walker and the japanese space agency astronaut soichi noguchi will spend about six months living and working on the space station. it was an amazing ride. i cannot tell you how excited we were when that rocket lifted off the pad, and the last 27 hours, it's gone r

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sunday, our exclusive interviews with former president barack obama with gayle king on "cbs sunday morningon "60 minutes." and remember: if you can't watch us live, don't forget to set your dvr so you can watch us later. and that is tonight's "cbs evening news." for norah o'donnell, i'm major garrett in washington. have a great weekend, and good night. okay, here's his diaper bag and his, uh, mr. winky and, uh... oh. him. hi. so how did everything go? oh, great. great. there was a projectile, uh, throwing up incident but he started it. ( both chuckling ) well, we've got to go. okay. ( clearing throat ) oh, right. um, i've got some news. it's about us. oh, you and me? uh, no, susan and me. the other us. okay. we're, uh... we're getting married. as in "i now pronounce you wife and wife" married? anyway, we'd like you to come but we totally understand if you don't want to. yeah. well, why wouldn't i want to come? i had fun at the first wedding. look, i just thought... no, no, no, no. i mean, why shouldn't i be happy for you? you know, i mean, what would it say about me if i couldn't, uh, reve

on sunday morning the former president sits down with gayle king to discuss the current president's refusal to accept election results. >> when donald trump won, i stayed up until 2:30 in the morning and i then called donald trump to congratulate him. there's damage to this because what happens is that the peaceful transfer of power, the notion that any of us who attain an elected office, whether it's dog catcher or president, are servants of the people. >> cbs sunday morning starts at 6 a.m. and on 60 minutes president obama sits down with scott pelley to talk about his new book, "a promised land." that's sunday night at 7:00 all right here on kpix5. >>> well, the mountains, even colder temperatures lately and snow tonight, cal tran warning cars will be turned around if they don't have chains or four wheel drive. the slush can also turn into black ice. so take it slowly, always good advice and not a lot of snow but enough where chain controls went up earlier this afternoon. >> yeah. it's above 5 to 6,000 feet in elevation, so pretty high up, but i-80 became messy with the wintery aspect of

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. this election is too close to call. multiple battleground states still undecided with millions of votes yet to be counted. we'll tell you which states are still in play and why. >>> duelling messages from the candidates. joe biden calls for patience while president trump falsely claims that he's already won. the very different statements what they tell us about the legal and political battles ahead. >>> and at the white house and all around the country following the results as they continue to come in. >>> but first, here's today's "eye opener" it's your world in 90 seconds. >>> this is an embarrassment to the our country. we were getting ready to win this election, frankly, we did win this election. [ cheers ] >> he is calling the game at the end of the first quarter. >> why people are boarding up the stores. he's already plantened the seed that this election has been stolen from him. >> it's not my place or donald trump's place to declare who's one the selection. that's the decision of the american people, but i'm opt

i'm joined by our powerhouse political team, gayle king, john dickerson, nancy cordes ed o'keefe and major garrett. and as we wait for joe biden and , wela harris to speak, we should talk about this incredibly historic moment as -elect, joesident-elect, joe biden, is talking about trying to restore civility and stability. >> reporter: i was looking at the 74 days between now and when he moves into the finest home in public housing, and he has probably in that house more than any other person who has actually lived in there. and now he lives there, and the to-do list is very long and 74 days she's a very short period of time to get on top of all the challenges he faces. re watchinll: we are watching the motorcade of the president-elect, which has grown in size as he is surrounded by t.s. secret service and all that entails to protect the next leader of the free world. and, gayle, there is-- while there is disappointment among president trump's supporters and republicans, there is also a sense of euphoria in this country. >> reporter: i called it "unbridled knuberance." it's like, nora

he'll speak with gayle king for "cbs sunday morning" and scott pelley for "60 minutes," and we'll haveht here tomorrow. and a reminder: if you can't watch us live, don't forget to set your dvr, so you can watch us later. that is tonight's edition of the "cbs evening news." we'll see you right back here tomorrow. hope you have a good night. >> this is the cbs overnight news. >> thanks for staying with us this morning. the long-feared second wave of covid-19 is now washing over europe. italy is approaching 1 million infections. chris went inside an intensive care unit in rome where doctors fear the worst is yet to come. >>>> reporter: this is a patient that just passed away from covid-19 just this moment. just two or three minutes ago this patient was alive and now has passed away. unfortunately it happens says the doctor, more and more often as infections are soaring again across italy, once the worst hit country at the start of the global pandemic. italy was the first country in the world to lock down nationally so that this would never have to happen again. but now hospitals like thes

ec'll speak with gayle king for "cbs sunday morning" and scott pelley for "60 minutes," and we'll haveew right he and just a reminder: if you can't watch us live, don't can watch us later. that is tonight's edition of the "cbs evening news." we'll see you right back here tomorrow. hope you have a good night. captioning spon ready to take your immune support to the next level? nature's bounty is here for you. the number one herbal supplement brand has everything you need to help keep your immune system strong. immune support comes naturally with nature's bounty. >>> right now at 7:00 -- >> christmas shopping with coronavirus cases on the rise. why this could be a make or break holiday season for brick and mortar retailers. we're live. >> it has been a challenging time for our retailers to say the least. >> obviously, it is a very tragic event for everyone involved. >>> a bay area police officer hits and kills a pedestrian. what we know about the victim and what detectives were focused on for evidence. >>> plus, a bay area museum dedicated to service members is now asking for a helping h

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gayle king, anthony mason and tony dokopil are off.hanksgiving. we'll look at efforts to feed millions in need and hear from young adults forced to live with their parents again. >> thanksgiving football, the nfl previews today's matchups, after one game is postponed due to covid. >>> and diversity in holiday movies. made-for-tv films are changing. we'll talk with one of the actors who is breaking barriers. >>> first, here is today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >> millions of americans are determined to celebrate, hitting the road at a time when health officials want us to stay at home. doctors say they're more prepared for the latest surge, but the wave of patients is coming in faster than in the spring. >> analysts expect around 48 million people, give or take, are expected to be on the roads this weekend. that's a decline from the 50 million in 2019. >> lots of cold air, lots of tropical moisture. it all comes together for a blockbuster blizzard. >>> a judge in pennsylvania has issued a temporary halt to the state's certification process

i'll gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil.resident-elect biden has big plans for the country. >> i pledge to be a president who seeks not to divide but unify. >> what we know about his transition, including a new coronavirus task force. >> president trump refuses to concede. his legal team files a number of challenges providing little evidence of voter fraud as his supporters protest around the country. we'll look at whether there's any chance his strategy will work. >>> we have breaking news on the race for a coronavirus vaccine. pfizer has just made a major announcement on the results of its trials while the pandemic worsens. what needs to happen next and how long it can take for a vaccine to get to your doctor's office. >> and we celebrate the life of "jeopardy" host alex trebek. how he became part of the lives of tens of millions of americans. >> he will be so missed. first, here's today's "eye opener." it's your world in 90 seconds. >> for all those of you who voted for president trump, i understand the disappointment ton

here in times square, new york, i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil.e're covering the breaking news on the presidential race. former vice president joe biden has taken the lead in two key battleground states. pennsylvania and georgia. to help break it all down for us, we are joined by cbs evening news anchor norah o'donnell and senior political analyst and "60 minutes" correspondent john dickerson. welcome, welcome to you both. remember at the beginning of the week on tuesday, election night, we were all calling it a big puzzle. we were all putting the puzzle pieces together. waiting for the puzzle pieces. we have a big piece of that puzzle as we sit here right now. >> i'm going to let john address because it was his metaphor about the puzzle. >> once you get into those metaphors you can break a wrist trying to keep them going. >> if you are just waking up, significant developments. overnight joe biden taking the lead in georgia in part with some of the votes coming in from john lewis' district. an historical significance. >> something poetic about tha

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil.he pandemic shatters records with more than 1 -- cases in one day. what the tax force said in its first briefing in four months. >>> crisis on the front lines. we take you inside a small hospital with room for only three covid patients. plus, the challenges of distributing the vaccines we're all counting on. hhs secretary alex azar will join us. >> the president and his campaign team launch new efforts to overturn the election with baseless conspiracy theories. why a republican senator is now accusing the president of trying to subvert the will of the people. >> and princess diana reimagined. actress emma koren reveals how she re-created the look and voice of the iconic royal for the new season of "the crown." >> people love "the crown." first, today's "eye opener." it's your world in 90 seconds. >> every american needs to be vigilant in this moment because we know that when you are, we can mitigate this virus. >> good news on the vaccine front. the cdc urged americans to not travel fo

. >> gayle king and tony dokoupil shift and we appreciate it.imagine how you feel. standing in the upright position. bravo to you. thank you. >>> as you just heardics the battleground state of north carolina still too close to call even though about 95% of the vote is in, where the vote count there stands right now but we are still waiting for much of the absentee vote to come in. about 117,000 absentee ballots have yet to be returned. kris van cleave is in raleigh with more on that part of the story. kris, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, gayle. we don't know how many of the outstanding ballots will be returned if postmarked by yesterday they don't have to arrive until the 12th to be counted. so there's several more days where some of these could come in. as it stands right now, the president is sitting on about a 77,000 vote lead. he has, as you know, has claimed victory here. we're not ready to call it yet. it's about, a little over a point and a half here. tighter margins than we saw in 201. in fact, several races here in north carol

and he talks to gayle king about the president's refusal of the election results. >> when donald trump won, i stayed up until 2:30 in the morning and i then called donald trump to congratulate him. there's damage to this. what happens is the peaceful transfer of power, the notion that any of us who attain an elected office, whether it's president or something else are servants of the people. >>> cbs sunday morning is at 6:00 a.m. and president obama sits down with scott pelly to talk about the new book, the promised land, it's all here on kpix5. >>> people in india is celebrating their holiday. it's when they mark new beginnings and the triumph of light over darkness. there are colorful displays of lights and lasers. they're warning against masked celebrations because of the coronavirus. they are not banning it entirely. they say up to 200 people can gather in close spaces. >>> we have a contrasting look on how this starts the day. this is up on hill in san úshot there as we look over the shoulder of the trance america tower. sunrise isn't coming up until now. the sun is peeking up ove

i'll gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil.he pandemic reaches a terrible new level in america. daily cases topped 100,000 for the 14th day in a row, and governors and mayors impose new restrictions. we're agape seeing empty shelves in the stores and the virus is taking a heavy toll on nursing homes. >>> president-elect biden issues a warning on the transition. he says the trump administration's delay could cost american lives. >>> plus, how mr. trump's allies may be trying to influence the election result in georgia. >> a family demands answers after the violent arrest of a texas teenager caught on camera at his own front door. why family members say it was motivated by race and how police are responding. >> and staying on track. lewis hamilton, the only black driver in formula 1 will talk to us about what it takes to win. both as a driver and an advocate of social change. >> he's a champion on a mission. >>> first, here's today's "eye opener." it's your world in 90 seconds. >> we have a covid storm that's hitting. >> our rate

i'm gayle king with tony dokoupil and that's anthony mason. >>> covid trouble ahead. jersey governor phil murphy tells us why he's expecting a brutal winter. >>> the biden transition begins without a concession from president trump. how the country has handled contentious transfers of power in the past. >>> and close encounter. actress glenn close will talk with us about her remarkable transformation and her role in the new movie "hillbilly ellegy. " >> you will not recognize her. first here's "eye opener" at 8:00. president-elect joe biden transition process can formally begin. >> reporter: this is what the biden team is waiting for a letter from the general services administrati administration. >> these nominees previously served in the obama-biden administration. they are crisis tested leaders ready to hit the ground on day one. >> one of the most important parts of the transition that happen now? >> enwith you get into the presidency, the number of challenges are huge. joe biden of course faces the pandemic, the economic unrest, a bigger to-to list than normal pre

i'm gayle king. this selection too close to call. multiple battleground states are too close to call. we'll tell you which states are still at play. >>> messages from the candidates. joe biden calls for patience while president trump falsely claims he's already won. but the very different statements tell us about the legal and political battles ahead. >>> and we're at the white house and all around the country following the results as they continue to come in. >> but first, here's today's eye opener in 90 seconds. >> this is an embarrassment to our country. we were getting ready to win this election. frankly, we did win this election. >> he's calling the game at the end of the first quarter. this is why people are boarding up stores. he's b planted the seed that the election has been stolen from him. >> it's in the place to declare who won this election. that's the decision of the american people. but i'm optimistic about this outcome. >> a close race for the control of senate. it seemed so promising. tz senator rowed. it's not vanis

norah o'donnell and gayle king and john dickerson and ed o'keefe at 6:30 p.m. >>> it is now >>> much more news ahead. as milli >>> as millions line up to cast their ballots, a record number of people voted. what the staggering number could mean for the election. plus republicans are fighting to keep their majority in the senate. we'll take a closer look at the handful of races that could determine the outcome. that's all ahead on "cbs this morning." ♪ here? nah. ♪ introducing the all new chevy trailblazer. here? nope. ♪ here. ♪ when the middle of nowhere, is somewhere. the all new chevy trailblazer. making life's journey, just better. into deals for days. starting wednesday november 4th score deals like an $88 42 inch onn roku tv and get them at our new deals pickup. let's end the year saving bigger. sub out those greasy wings and get that new subway buffalo chicken! or that new bbq chicken! ooo that's sweet! freshly made footlong coming in hot! now only in the subway app, get a free footlong when you buy two. subway. eat fresh. gnature's bountyong wheis here f

i'm gayle king. raising an alarm. coronavirus task force and how this pandemic is affecting the mental health of front-line workers. >> and navigating difficult seasons for families. >> growing up black. tough talk and hope from writer and cast member on a new film based on his book "between the world and me." >> first, today's eye opener. the stark warning from the white house coronavirus that the current effort to slow the pandemic is not enough. >> the height of the pandemic in the spring, the test positivity was near zero. now back up to 6 of 0%. >> speculation that his job would not survive because he was so vocal in disputing president trump's false claims that the election was rigged. >> there is only anger and resental about a campaign they kish turned out differently. that happens in american politics. >> before the airlines take off, airlines have to install updates and pilots have to get additional training. >> the world's most expensive face mask. the $1.5 million mask features black and white diamonds set

i'll gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. the coronavirus is skyrocketing in america.the new case record again and had the most daily deaths since may. plus, the trump administration faces new questions over its response. sources say the president hasn't been to a task force meeting in months. >>> president-elect biden makes his first top-level appointment. what we're learning about his new chief of staff who once served as the country's ebola czar. >> was there a failure to treat veterans. in part two of our cbs news investigation, a whistleblower claims a va medical center failed to properly evaluate traumatic brain injuries for years.

i'll gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. >> a potential big step forward in the effort tot a coronavirus vaccine to americans. officials warn of a wave of surges through the holidays. >>> plus, why one nfl team played with a fifth string quarterback because of the pandemic. >> president trump makes wild, unsubstantiated election claims in his first tv interview since losing. and his fired elections security chief tells "60 minutes" there was no fraud. >>> the new shape of shipping. huge expected sales numbers for cyber monday could mean backlogs on delivery. why you want to give yourself extra time this year. >>> life through the

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i'll gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. >> president trump says he will never concede.how you the names to watch as mr. biden builds his team. >>> how to fight the pandemic. we take you to a city in south dakota that's keeping covid rates low while the statewide death rate skyrockets. >>> plus, one hospital in florida shows us how it's getting ready for the arrival of vaccines. >> airlines face new challenges in the covid crisis. airports are the busiest they've been since march due to thanksgiving travelers, but many airline workers are out of work. they tell us how the a

i'll gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil.he trump administration is on a collision course with president-elect biden. president trump's attorney general mobilizes the justice department over claims of voter fraud. in the meantime, mr. biden's team considers legal action over delays in the transition. how the unfolding drama could impact national security. >>> 1 million new covid cases in ten days. hospitals and morgues are overrun in some areas. but there is new hope for a vaccine. we'll talk to hhs secretary alex azar and a member of mr. biden's coronavirus task force. >> the future of obamacare is in the hands of the supreme court. justices hear a key case today that could cost more than 20 million americans their coverage. how it's likely to play out with a newly conservative court. >>> and the fight for votes in georgia. we'll talk with stacey abrams about how she helped a red state turn out for president-elect joe biden. >> how did she do that? >>> first, here's today's "eye opener." it's your world in 90 seconds. >> i w

. >> the former president sat down with gayle king on cbs sunday morning to discuss the first volume upcoming memoir, titled a promised land. >>> british prime minister boris johnson is in the self- quarantine after coming into contact with someone who tested positive for covid-19. a spokesperson from his office says he met with a small group of lawmakers last week, including one who later tested positive. the spokesman added johnson is feeling well and is currently not showing any covid-19 symptoms. the prime minister has contracted the virus before back in march. >>> as california's coronavirus outbreak continues to worsen, a second public health crisis is now emerging. there is evidence patients are delaying routine cancer screenings. the result? doctors detecting later stage disease. >> several patients that i can think of, who have had this same scenario play out. >> having to treat women with advanced stage breast cancer breaks my heart. >> tune in for our original report, covid and the cancer crisis, tonight. >>> after a surge in cases, mcdonald's is conducting coronavirus saf

i'm gayle king. this selection too close to call.ple battleground states are too close to call. we'll tell you which states are still at play. >>> messages from the candidates. joe biden calls for patience while president trump falsely claims he's already won. but the very different statements tell us about the legal and political battles ahead. >>> and we're at the white house and all around the country following the results as they continue to come in. >> but first, here's today's eye opener in 90 seconds. >> this is an embarrassment to our country. we were getting ready to win this election. fran w