he told gayle king what he believes needs to happen next. >> i think is key that people be held accountable for it. it is not something that should skate. is something that we have to be very serious about and understand and that we need to move forward. >> d think the president, president donald trump should be held accountable. when you said people should be held accountable. there is a whole discussion about that even as we see here today. >> i think no one is above the law. that is the great thing about our country. i think everyone that had a part in it needs to be held accountable. >> you can see more of this exclusive interview with tim cook tomorrow on cbs this morning. >>> good afternoon. >> we are looking at a little sunshine picking through the clouds. we had a few showers earlier this morning. we had about .10 inch of rain. some spotty sprinkles but the

our very own gayle king."cbs this morning" talked about the coronavirus and staying positive throughout the pandemic. >> i know it's a bit of a hot mess right now with the vaccine, but they will work that out. they will get it to us. we just have to hold on. we really are in the final stretch. >> king and all the hosts urged everyone to wear a mask. she said 2020 had a few bright spots but she's hoping for more optimism in 2021. >>> and they say diamonds are a girl's best friend so take a look at this sparkling ring. it has more than 12,000 diamonds setting the guinness world record for the most diamonds on a single ring. an india-based jeweler says that it took more than three years to make it and it weighs just under 6 ounces, however, he has no plans to sell it. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning" now we speak with henry lewis gates jr., the host of "finding your roots" about researching gayle king's family. i'm anne-marie green, this is the "cbs morning news." family. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cb

only on cbs news: gayle king speaks with the young woman who attacked and falsely accused a black teenstealing her phone. and, cbs' steve hartman "on the road," with a lesson of hope during a difficult time. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west and thank you for joining us. we are going to begin with breaking news, because america is on the verge of a constitutional crisis. house democrats plan to introduce an article of impeachment against president trump on monday, charging him with inciting an insurrection after that mob of his supporters attacked the capitol. two republican senators now say they'll consider convicting the president if he's impeached. and in a stunning development tonight, one of those republican senators, lisa murkowski, says the president should resign. house speaker nancy pelosi says she's so worried about the commander in chief having access to the nuclear codes, she's called the pentagon. in a new interview with "60 minutes," she tells our lesley stahl tha

gayle king joins us live with more on what we can expect. we don't have gayle king right now. let's get back to michelle. >> we will check back in with gayle king and just a bit. vice president-elect kamala harris is leaving the u.s. senate today. governor newsom has already said california secretary of state alex padilla will serve the final two years of your term. idea is set to become california's first latina senatr. harris will become vice president on wednesday and people in the east bay are excited one of their own will be in the high office. a company called local food adventures is putting together inauguration day gift boxes. they are filled with the vice president-elect's favorite items including a cup of tee with honey that harris sips every day. >> this here in lafayette, you can enjoy it with some honey. this is honey from the oakland honey company. >> there was a woman who wrote to her mom and said i know we can't watch this together but it is a day we have been looking forward to for a long time and it is finally here. >> each box comes with a message from the

cbs this morning anchor gayle king reports its teaming up with black colleges and universities. >> let'srt with the propel center. how will it woit's going to ser essentially the 100 or so hbcu's that are across the united states. it'll have students that come there and think of it as an innovation hub and will work on coding and machine learning to being creative and entertainment arts. >> you are focusing the hcbu'sgoing moore house, spellman, the school of medicine, clark university. >> it's about giving people opportunities. i can't wait to see students that are able to enjoy the innovation hub. >> what will they get there? >> you are going to learn things about machine learning, things about coding, you are going to learn about business. a lot of the things that we do here will be in the schedule there. >> before she came to apple in 2013, lisa jackson served as president obama's epa administrator. now she is running all of the tech giant's environmentaan social inout thers inntouwillal the surrounding community. it's a place for e and otplnt the hcbu talent pool. >> i'm excited abo

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"cbs this morning" co-host gayle king spoke exclusively with her last week hours before she was taken. >> you just described yourself as super sweet. i know you've seen the video. when you look at the video, the reaction seems very extreme. it doesn't seem like it's someone who's super sweet. >> how would you feel if you were alone in new york and, you know, you were going to spend time with your family during the holidays. and you lose the one thing that gets stolen from you that has all of the access to the only way that you're able to get back home. >> we also spoke with the parents of keyon harrold, jr. >> you must have stunned when you stepped off elevator with your son. >> i'm still in shock. at this point, my son and i are still in shock at this nightmare of a scenario. i was attacked with my son -- how i had to protect him -- even when i was there my words weren't good enough. >> ahead on "cbs this morning," more of gayle's exclusive interview. >> and we will have more reaction from the parents of keyon harrold jr. >>> so still ahead, though, sex in the city. 20 years later. t

what the legend told gayle king in one of her final interviews. market tumbles, the gamestop trading frenzy continues. and "on the road," why these two friends never miss their weekly walk and high-five. >> this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us. we're going to begin with a big breakthrough in the fight against coronavirus, but one that comes with a dire warning about how quickly the virus is evolving. tonight, johnson & johnson says the vaccine it's developing is about 66% effective at blocking covid, and as much as 85% effective of stopping people from getting seriously ill or dying. the company plans to apply for emergency approval as early as next week, and that is welcome news, because the new vaccine only requires one shot, making it much easier to distribute. but production delays mean it will still take months before it's widely available here. and scientists are also worried because the new vaccine is less

cbs' nikki battiste has gayle king's interview with the 22- year-old. >> reporter: miya ponsetto is now facing felony charges for falsely accusing and confronting jazz musician keyon harold's son the day after christmas. hours before her arrest yesterday, ponsetto and her lawyer spoke with gayle king in an exclusive interview for "cbs this morning." >> reporter: when you look at the video, the reaction seems very extreme. >> how would you feel if you were alone in new york, and, you know, you were going to spend time with your family during the holidays, and you lose the one thing that gets stolen from you, that has all of the access to the only way you're able to get back home. >> reporter: i just don't think i would randomly attack people is what i'm saying to you. i know you said you could have handled it better, but i just don't think i would randomly attack people in the way you did. >> are you kidding me? you feel like there's only one iphone in the world? >> no, okay, then show me-- >> no! >> i don't feel that is who i am as a person. i don't feel like this one mistake defines me

gayle king and anthony mason are off. president biden unveiled an ambitious plan to get most americans vaccinated by the end of summer, early fall at the la latest. we will talk about how he will remove log jams and schools to reopen. >>> former democrats trying to convict the former president in the senate get off to a rocky start. most of the republicans vote against the trial and there's a health scare for the presiding senator. >>> new video shows astonishing damage after a tornado ripped through a california town. and california braces for a fire hose of rain, forcing thousands to evacuate. >>> plus gayle's conversation with melinda gates, who has big ideas on fighting the pandemic, and what she says about vaccine conspiracy theories surrounding her husband. >>> i like the sound of big ideas. but first here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds.world in 90 seconds. >> 100 million more doses of pfizer and 100 million more doses of moderna. we expect these additional 200 million doses this summer. >> reporte

the superstar opens up about life and career in new memoir called "just as i am," sat down with gayle kingsinian church. >> what i'm interested in is why me, who was that character and why did they want me to play it? when i get to the point where i feel like her skin has fitted my arm, or my mind, then i know there's something about her. >> reporter: as a little girl, what were your dreams? >> i was a very shy child. if you got 15 minutes of words out of me, you got plenty, you know? i was a thinker. thinker until i was 12 years old, that's why i have these buck teeth. >> reporter: born in 1924 to west indian parents, cicely tyson in memoir "just as i am." >>. >> reporter: the journey not easy for tyson, pregnant at 17 and marriage lasted just over two years. began acting career as single mother, choice that brought conflict at home. >> were you surprised your mom kicked you out of the house because you wanted to be actress? >> yes, told me i couldn't live there and do that. suddenly i found something i loved to do and had child to support. >> reporter: you weren't thinking when i grow up

i'm gayle king. that's anthony mason, and that's tony dokoupil.erge of an historic transfer of power with an inauguration like no other. we're learning new details of the incoming administration's plans to undo the legacy of then >>>side tru aoues 0ardons and mmutations including form respect to adviser steve bannon. who else is on the list. >>> washington, d.c., is on lockdown with extraordinary security, and why at least a dozen national guard troops have been removed from their posts. >>> and an inspiring message from the new

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil.eorgia could make history today with two runoff elections. how trump's baseless claims of a rigged election could impact the race. >> the battle against the pandemic intensifies with one hospital even treating patients in a gift shop. we'll show you how millions who get sick with the virus still haven't fully recovered. >> we have part two of our exclusive cbs news investigation into doctors who keep practicing after they have harmed patients. we try to get answers from a medical board considering the case of one surgeon in particular. >> and the book of life. henry lewis gates jr. helps people discover their family roots and revealed a hidden part of my own family history. i think i'm anthony and tony's cousin. first, it's today's "eye opener." it's your world in 90 seconds. >> by electing jon and the reverend you could make an immediate difference in your own lives. the lives of the people all across this country. >> president trump and president-elect joe biden were both in georgia

i'm gayle king with anthony mason. and tony dokoupil. states of potential danger from armed supporters of president trump. plus, why two capitol police officers were suspended for their actions with the mob. >>> democratic lawmakers in the house push for an impeachment vote as soon as tomorrow. how a trial could complicate president-elect biden's plans. >>> as covid numbers states desperately trying to implement new strategies to assuha

i'm gayle king with anthony mason, that is tony dokoupil. president trump is impeached again. time with some house republicans voting yes. what it could mean for the showdown in the senate and why president trump is speaking out now to condemn the capitol violence. >>> tens of thousands of troops pour into washington to protect congress and the next president. we'll show you the fbi's latest evidence of ongoing threats that has the capitol on high alert. >>> disneyland is on the front lines in the fight against the coronavirus. we're at the theme park where vaccine distribution is speeding

gayle king joining us live from new york. good morning.porter: happy monday. we made it to the weekend. that is always a good sign. you open your eyes and you are still here. i love when that happens. dr. deborah birx is speaking out about the pandemic response and the trump administration. are explosive comments that she made to margaret brennan yesterday on face the nation is really something you need to hear. we will talk with dr. anthony fauci on how president joe biden plans to tackle the coronavirus in his first 100 days in office. and, we will remember tv legend larry king. some people believe he changed the broadcast industry and perfected the art of asking questions. did you know that milwaukee used to work with him? i did not know that. tom brady, you know this, is heading to his 10th super bowl. we will take a look to this year's big game between the buccaneers and the defending nfl champions, the kansas city chiefs. is it youth versus experience? which we are you going to go? >> that is a good question. i have been taking about

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil.ssault on capitol hill after a police officer dies of his injuries. we'll show you the expanding investigation into the rioters. >> president trump is now condemning the violence after stoking anger for months. the new calls to remove him from office and the rising number of trump administration officials who are resigning. >> the pandemic passes a terrible milestone for deaths. we hear heartbreaking stories of families ripped apart by covid-19. >> plus, our exclusive interview with a woman who falsely accused a black teenaof

in an exclusive interview he told gayle king what he believes needs to happen next.>> i think it is key that people be held accountable for it. this is not something that should skate. this is something we've got to be very serious about, and understand, and then we need to move forward. >> do you think that president trump should be held accountable for it, when you said people should be ere scsi country. i think everyone that had a part in it is to be held accountable. >> you can see more of this exclusive interview tomorrow on cbs this morning.>>> the edd said it was a bank of america issue. the bank of america said it is and edd issue. >> as we first exposed in the fall, fraudsters are stealing thousands of dollars in unemployment benefits. but bank of america is denying the claims.>> in the last week i've taken about 250 calls. >> he is an employee that reached out to us after seeing the reports of the brazen acts of stealing debit cards. they will duplicate the cards and security pins and then steal thousands of dollars in cash at atms far away from where the victims live. >> card

she recently sat down with "cbs this morning's" gayle king. >> whenever i'm offered a script, what i'm interested in when i get it is why me. who was that character, and why did they want me to play it? and when i get to the point where i feel like her skin has fitted my arm or my mind, then i know there's something about her. wormer slave, tyson embraced her roles with vigor and humility. born to west indian immigrants in 1924, tyson started her career as a model who transitioned into playing bit parts. >> i was a very shy child. if you got 15 minutes of words out of me, you got plenty, you know. i was a thinker. >> reporter: her career was delayed until her 30s when she found herself pregnant at 17 and in an unhappy marriage that only lasted two years. >> what they doing, mama -- >> reporter: her breakthrough performance came in 1972 playing rebecca, the wife of a louisiana sharecropper, a performance that won her an oscar nomination. the kennedy centerorwouness oth including a tony and an honorary oscar. >> what you do here -- >> reporter: tyson appeared in more than 100 roles on st

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. president-elect joe biden is getting ready to set a new course for the nation including an ambitious plan to overhaul immigration. plus, we'll take a look at new security concerns just before his inauguration. >>> president trump's final day in the white house. we look at what to expect over the next 24 hours and who may be on his list of pardons, plus, why some of his new neighbors in florida are already fighting his arrival. >>> we're learning new details about the dangers of the coronavirus in kids. the potentially life-threatening complication that parents need to know about. >>> and the president-elect's inauguration speech will mark a new beginning. we'll show you how past presidents have met their moments, and why this speech is so important. >>> but first, here's today's "eye opener," it's your world in 90 seconds. >> at this very spot where so many bad things happened two weeks ago, i think the world's going to see the constitution and the democracy of our country work. >> mo

gayle king? >> i'm going to go talk about last night.g the prime time inauguration special "celebrating america" what it was called, carried on all the networks. barack obama, bill clinton, and george w. bush had a powerful message for the country. >> as americans we have more in common than what separates us. >> i think if americans would love their neighbor like they like to be loved themselves, a lot of the division in our society would end. that's what this means. it's a new beginning. and everybody needs to get off their high horse and reach out to their friends and neighbors and try to make it possible. >> so great to see the three former presidents actually showing their support for joe biden, saying we are here to support you. i remember thinking the night before, i couldn't sleep because i was worried. it was so tense, worried was it going to go okay, was anything going to happen. nothing had beened, it was safe. that -- nothing happened, it was safe. that was good to see. >> a nice display. >> please let it continue. former pre

aim gayle king with tony dokoupil an anthony mason.rgia official to find him votes to wing the state. >>> the coronavirus vaccine rollout is much slower than promise. surgeon general jerome adams will join us. >>> talking the talk. new co-host amanda kloots on her exciting new gig. >> first today's eye opener at 8:00. a stunning phone call where president trump is heard pressuring officials to overturn the election that he lost. >> the president does vaguely threaten the state election officials implying they could be prosecuted for not doing what he want. >> what is the end game here? >> the president wants to exert whatever fleeting power and pressure he hill has within the confines of the white house cano change the outcome of this election. >> california's nancy pelosi narrowly won her bid for re-election as speaker of the house. >>> the head of "operation warp speed" is floating an idea that could stretch the vaccine doses that they have. taking the vaccines they have and halving them. they trigger an identical immune dose as full

"cbs this morning" co-host gayle king spoke to sanders. >> people are loving your gloves. us about your attire today? what you had in mind? >> you know, in vermont, we dress warm -- we know something about the cold. and we're not so concerned about good fashion. we want to keep warm. and that's what i did today. >> the national bobblehead hall of fame and museum has already started selling a $25 sanders inauguration day bobblehead. >>> and a new hampshire teenager who bonded with president biden over stuttering will write a children's book. during a campaign stop last february, mr. biden met 13-year-old brayden harrington. he told the teenager not to let stuttering define him. mr. biden has spoken openly about his experiences stuttering. harrington's picture book "brayden speaks up" will be published by harper collins children's books in august. >>> ngcb rning"ow, mo of thon mason's conversation with inaugural poet amanda gorman who shared her thoughts leading up to yesterday's ceremony. >>> i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." this is the "cbs morning new

and comedidian chris rock has a candid conversation with gayle king on everything from politics to racer "cbs morning news." thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day.

i'm gayle king with tony dokoupil and anthony mason.sident trump for inciting the capitol riot. we'll talk to congressman adam schiff who led efforts to impeach him the first time. >> the family of a baoy falsely accused how they're recovering from the encounter. >>> saddle up and read, see one woman's mission to encourage literacy with her lifelong love for horses. >> i like that. first here's today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >> we're learning more and more about how close we came to even more violence when a mob whipped up by president trump stormed the u.s. capitol. >> last night the house speaker nancy pelosi announced a vote on a resolution demanding that the vice president invoke the 25th amendment if that doesn't work, she says they're moving the next day to plan b. impeachment. >> investigators are exploring whether some protesters came armed to harm lawmakers and even take hostages. >>> sources tell cbs news president trump has not spoken with his vice president since last wednesday, even though vice president pence has been recei

in an exclusive interview with gayle king ponsetto with defended her actions. >> how is one girl accusing a guy about a phone a crime? >> no 14-year-old boy should be scared. they shouldn't have to feel scared or feel like they are threatening anybody. >> ponsetto has apologized. she was arrested in california yesterday, will be transported back to new york to face charges. >>> also new at 11:00 this statistic caught our attention in the latest jobs report. women accounted for all of the job losses last month. according to the labor department, u.s. employers cut 140,000 jobs in december. overall women lost 156,000 jobs while men gained 16,000. the data also shows some racial disparity. a separate survey found more black and latinx woman lost their jobs in december while white women made significant gains. >>> b.a.r.t. is planning on adding some social workers to its force. the agency says that it had budgeted nearly $2 million to fill six vacant police officer positions. instead that money will now pay social workers to respond to calls regarding homelessness, mental illness and drug add

just before her arrest, miya ponsetto spoke exclusively to our gayle king. >> reporter: i do think thatre should be some context to your actions that day. >> okay, so, basically, i'm-- i'm a 22-year-old girl. i am-- i don't-- i-- racism is-- i-- how is one girl accusing... a guy about a phone a crime? >> diaz: we'll have more of gayle's interview, including a personal revelation from ponsetto, monday on "cbs this morning." los angeles is draped in blue to menor the dodgers' hall of fame manager tommy laso manager tommy lasorda. he led the team to two world series titles, and with his razor-sharp wit and friends like frank sinatra, he was a celebrity off the field as well. lasorda died thursday. he was 93. and what a weekend for football. it is play-off time, and the indianapolis colts and buffalo bills kicked it off earlier today with the first-ever pair of triple-headers. the bil of triple-headers. the bills won 27-24, ending the colts' season, and that's good news for our cbs bills fans, jericka duncan and jeff glor. next on the "cbs weekend news," acts of heroism and simple decency o

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still working up into the very end she had just done an i'm a juror interviewed her memoir with gayle king that just aired 2 days before she passed living until you're 96 with the body of work in a legacy like cicely tyson that's what we call good living and that's the legacy we should all aim to have. and what chances are these are all top stories he has strong company novak says as corona virus vaccine has shown to be more than 89 percent effective trial suggests it's effective against the new variant of coated 19 1st found to end the u.k. . was ill.

still working up into the very end she had just done and i'm a juror interview her memoir with gayle king that just aired 2 days before she passed living until you're 96 with a body of work and a legacy like cicely tyson that's what we call good living and that's the legacy we should all aim to have.

she was still working up into the very end she just done an amazing interview for her memoir with gayle king that just aired 2 days before she passed living until you're 96 with the body of work at a legacy like cicely tyson that's what we call good living and that's the legacy we should all into. and what chances are these are all top stories here as drug company novak says as corona virus vaccine has shown to be more than 89 percent effective trials suggest it's effective against a new variant of covert 19 1st found in the u.k. . brazil's president general scenario has promised to quickly vaccinate everybody in the country and there's a new wave of quite a virus infections that so far less than one percent of the population has received the vaccine i want to get a kid has more from me i just narran on the one side he's saying that he's going to vaccinate brazilians fast on the other side he's he and he's changed his tune with china as well he has been attacked china and china is working with brazil to produce the corona vaccine here and as well as supplying the material for as presented to

was still working up into the very end she had just done an m a juror interviewed her memoir with gayle king that just aired 2 days before she passed living until you're 96 with a body of work in a legacy like cicely tyson that's what we call good living and that's the legacy we should all aim to have. now the coronavirus pandemic has devastated the live music industry in most countries in the u.k. organizers are scrambling to work out what to do with events planned for the summer but new zealand has a message to as one of the few places in the world where bands can still play to large crowds his way. it's been a career defining 12 months for this rising new zealand band while much of the world has been in various forms of coronavirus lockdown l.a. b. has been traveling the country playing to packed stadiums we've been able to still perform. get out there and play gigs and and tour material which has made our fan base just explode. so it was fun as been also here but in other countries the pandemic has destroyed the live music industry one of the world's largest festivals glastonbury in the

she was still working up into the very end she had just done an amazing interview her memoir with gayle king that just aired 2 days before she passed living until you're 96 with the body of work in a legacy like cicely tyson that's what we call good living and that's the legacy we should all and sat. there with allen says there are these are all top stories the u.s. drug company never backed says its coronavirus fact scene has been shown to be more than 89 percent effective joint trials in the u.k. as trial suggests it's effective against a new variant of covert 901st found in the u.k. . but will present jabil sonora has promised to quickly vaccinate everyone in the country and made a new wave of current virus infections that so far less than one percent of the population has received the vaccine when i get to kiev has more from rio de janeiro . on the one side he's saying that he's going to vaccinate resilience for asked on the other side he's he and he's changed his tune with china as well he has been attacked china and china is working with brazil to produce the corona vaccine here and as

cbs' gayle king sat down with tyson for one of her last interviews, discussing her new memoir "just as i am," which is how she wanted the world to see her. >> reporter: she was a trailblazer whose vivid portrayals of resilient black women left an enduring market. >> it's nathan. nathan! >> reporter: from her oscar- nominated performance as a sharecropper's wife in "sounder," to her emmy award- winning role as a centenarian in "the autobiography of miss jane pittman." cicely tyson shattered racial stereotypes in an extraordinary career that spanned seven decades. >> everything seemed to work out today. i could not afford the luxury of just being an actress, and that i would use my career as my platform. and that's what i did. >> reporter: mainly, you want black people to be seen as human beings. >> that's right. >> reporter: regal in her appearance, tyson embodied women of great dignity, thriving under great pressure. >> i said one day i'm going to sit in the front row of the oscar awards. >> reporter: it was a remarkable career that earned her the nation's highest civilian honor-- the

was still working up into the very in she just done an i'm a juror interviewed her memoir with gayle kingthat just aired 2 days before she passed living until you're 96 with the body of work at a legacy like cicely tyson that's what we call good living and that's the legacy we should all and sad yeah and john just a final thought to you i mean many critics say she always brought a sense of nobility and grace to her roles where she broke many barriers for black actresses which is a point you just made and yet she remained quite feisty right to the end didn't she so so what sort of legacy did she leave behind them. listen her legacy is everything that i've shared with you but she was a woman of style grace and sophistication i was once at an awards show where the emcee was trying to gather there were many cops say hey guys could you quiet down hey guys could you quiet down when cicely got on stage she turned to the mc and she said you don't refer to women in the room as guys you say ladies and gentlemen i am a lady and refer to me as such that was the class this is lee tyson demanded and th

i'm gayle king. that's anthony mason and tony dokoupil. washington and many state capitols are high alert two days before the inauguration. how officials hope to keep americans safe as potential new threats emerge. >>> president-elect biden has ambitious plans on everything from the coronavirus to the economy. we'll show you what he'll do on day one to undo some of president trump's policies. >>> it's a race against time to kick-start america's vaccine rollout. why a new covid strain could derail efforts to control the pandemic. >>> and president putin's strongest critic, alexei is in custody after returning to russia. what's next for the opposition leader who survived an assassination attempt. >>> first, here's today's "eye opener," it's your world in 90 seconds. >> not only is the inauguration itself a target. we know that there are planned events leading up to it. >> reporter: state capitols bracing for possible chaos ahead of this wednesday's inauguration. >> there is a very visible security presence on the streets. what is your unders

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. >>> breaking news, an historic election in georgia. democrats capture one of the two runoff seats that will decide who controls the senate. we'll talk with senator-elect raphael warnock. >>> president trump pressures vice president mike pence to defy the constitution and refuse to confirm joe biden's electoral victory. the latest on the gop efforts and the protests expected today on capitol hill. >>> the covid outbreak overwhelms health care workers and california hospitals are running out of oxygen supplies. we'll go inside one hospital where doctors say many young people are dying. >>> and outrage in kenosha. jacob blake's family calls for justice after the police officer who shot him seven times is not charged. but first, here's today's "eye opener: your world in 90 seconds." >> the improbable journey that led me to this place in this historic moment in america could only happen here. >> history is being made in georgia. >> cbs news has projected democrat raphael warnock a winner against kelly loeffler. the other race is still too

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. a troubling new strain of the coronavirus is now in the u.s., making vaccination efforts even more urgent. we'll talk to the new director of the cdc about the challenges. >>> we're learning new details about a deadly liquid nitrogen leak at a georgia poultry plant that killed six workers. we're outside the plant where there's a claim the company's leadership knew about a leak. >>> outrage grows in the david versus goliath showdown over gamestop's stock. why some argue wall street is being protected at the expense of main street investors. >>> and we honor the brilliance of actress cicely tyson after her death at the age of 96. what she told us in one of her last interviews about how she wanted to be remembered. this is a tough one. >>> first, here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> non-u.s. citizens from south africa traveling here, that ban goes into effect saturday. >> i meep, it takes a little bit of time to put these restrictions in place. >> reporter: the south

i'm gayle king, that's anthony mason. that is tony dokoupil. wild weather slams huge areas of the country with a deadly tornado in the south and a massive winter storm in the midwest. some places could have historic snowfall. >>> house democrats walk the new article of impeachment against former president trump to the senate. accusing him of inciting the deadly assault on the capitol. what senators will be doing today ahead of the trial. >>> california lifts statewide stay-at-home orders while coronavirus numbers go down but concern remains sky high as health officials are responding to new strains of ththe virus. >>>>> and tyleler perry hehelps address vavaccine hesisitancy wa new spspecial. we talked d to him abobout his message for anyone who might be reluctant to get a shot. >> got lots to say about this. >>> but first, here's today's "eye opener," it's your world in 90 seconds. >> his act on the 6th was the most despicable thing any president has ever done. and he is the worst president ever. >> house lawmakers delivered a single article o

i'm gayle king with anthony mason. and tony dokoupil.ew warnings from the fbi in all 50 states of potential danger from armed supporters of president trump. plus, why two capitol police officers were suspended for their actions with the mob. >>> democratic lawmakers in the house push for an impeachment vote as soon as tomorrow. how a trial could complicate president-elect biden's plans. >>> as covid numbers states desperately trying to implement new strategies to assure that americans get their shots. >>> and we have a candid conversation with comedian chris rock about family and race at this critical time for america. but first, here's today's "eye opener," it's your world in 90 seconds. >> they came to assassinate our leaders and members of congress. and we have to take that as deadly serious. >> house democrats unveil their impeachment resolution. >> the president of the united states authorized an attack from one branch of government to another. >> the number one, two, three individuals in the presidential line of succession under si

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. >>> dr.eborah birx gives cbs news a stunning inside look at the trump white house's response to handling this pandemic. how she says her message was being undermined and why she says she did not quit. >>> we'll talk to dr. anthony fauci this morning about that interview and the biden administration's latest efforts to control the virus. >>> plus, why the nearly $2 trillion covid relief plan faces new pushback. >>> lawmakers today will move closer to an impeachment trial of former president trump. but will republicans now oppose the idea of convicting him? >>> and the match-up is set for super bowl lv on cbs. it's youth versus experience as patrick mahomes and tom brady face off in a game that's already making history. >> great games yesterday. but first here's today's "eye opener," it's your world in 90 seconds. >> the plane is in a nose-dive, and we've got to pull it up. you're not going to do that overnight. we're going to pull it up. we have to. pull it up. failure's not an option. >> repo

gayle king and anthony mason are off.mbitious plan to get most americans vaccinated by the end of summer, early fall at the la latest. we will talk about how he will remove log jams and schools to reopen. >>> former democrats trying to convict the former president in the senate get off to a rocky start. most of the republicans vote against the trial and there's a health scare for the presiding senator. >>> new video shows

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. >>> president biden starts his first full day in office pushing for unity after a big day of celebration and traditn.we'll ha inaugution thashed t >>> the new president's work begins with the rollout of dozens of executive orders and actions, but he's already facing pushback from republicans. we'll talk to his new press secretary, jen psaki. >>> states are running short of vaccine doses at one of the deadliest times in the pandemic. the urgent pleas for help, plus a look at the new phenomena, vaccine tourism.

tim cook was on cbs this morning" with gayle king talking about that company's decision to ban parlerhe potential for its return take a listen. >> parler has some issues with moderation there are some incitement to violence examples on there and they need to step it up on the moderation our hope is that they do that and get back on the store. >> so they could get back on the store? they could >> yes we suspended them. we did not ban them. >> because the ceo, as you know, is raising issues about his right to the first amendment what do you say about that concern? >> we have terms of service for our app store, and some of those terms of service he's in violation of all we're asking, gayle, is that he meet the terms of service >> apple did have some additional announcements today on their racial equality and justice initiative, julia, giving money to historically black colleges and universities, creating a coding academy in detroit. but it's that parler news that really got people's attention today. >> yeah, that parler news and, carl, i think we'll continue to talk about that youtube ne

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. a troubling new strain of the coronavirus is now in the u.s., making vaccination efforts even more urgent. we'll talk to the new director of the cdc about the challenges. >>> we're learning new details about a deadly liquid nitrogen leak at a georgia poultry plant that killed six workers. we're outside the plant where there's a claim the company's leadership knew about a leak. >>> outrage grows in the david versus goliath showdown over gamestop's stock. why some argue wall street is being protected at the expense

i'm gayle king, that's anthony mason. that is tony dokoupil. of the country with a deadly tornado in the south and a massive winter storm in the midwest. some places could have historic snowfall. >>> house democrats walk the new article of impeachment against former president trump to the senate. accusing him of inciting the deadly assault on the capitol.e. >>> california lifts statewide stay-at-home orders while coronavirus numbers go down but concern remains sky high as

s birthday, i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. >>> a massive show of force in the nation'slence before the inauguration. plus, new details about the rioters including how some used military-style tactics. >>> prpresident-elelect biden n proposes nearly $2 trillion in new covid crisis relief. who will be covered, and why there may be a fight to get it through congress. >>> the u.s. suffers the deadliest week of the pandemic so far. many americans who should have a vaccca

in an exclusive interview with gayle king, she defended her actions.the victim's mother says, it should never have happened. >> how is one girl accusing a guy about a phone a crime? >> no 14-year-old boy should be scared and frightened. they should not feel scared or feel like they are threatening anybody. >> she has apologized and was arrested in california and will be transported to new york to face charges. >>> it is restaurant week in oakland. this year is unlike any other. as kpix 5 andrea nakano shows us, it is a lifeline for business is sterling to survive the pandemic. >> reporter: gone are the days of dining out and enjoying three-course meals. this year, the annual event is called restaurant and more week to include others that need a helping hand during the pandemic. >> they want to convey the message that oakland is resilient and open. we want to send a message of we. >> reporter: driving around the embarcadero and oakland, the devastating impact can be seen as businesses have closed their doors. the owner of chicken and waffles have said n