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>> vanessa, this is gayle king.hat is the first one on my list. "in the heights." >> yes. >> broadway isn't going to open until cement or october, but you can still enjoy a broadway musical, "in the heights," lin manuel miranda's show. escape the heat, get a big box of popcorn and just enjoy it. there's "in the heights." if you're into spills and thrills and chills, you have "f-9," which is the latest into the series of the "the fast and the furious" franchise. that looks jaw-droppingly good. there's also for the kids "space jam." it's not been around in 25 years, but it's coming back with king james. lebron james is going to be tearing up the movie screens this summer, and i'm sure it's going to be delightful for families. >> whatever lebron does, he bri brings a crowd out. and "peter rabbit." we're going to be talking with james corden. it's great for the little kids but big kids too. you tweeted you were unsure about going back into movie theaters. i was feeling the same way until the other day. e i'm wondering h

gayle king is off so adriana diaz joins us.restore old friendships. >>> the covid disaster was mostly a preventable tragedy. according to former white house adviser andy slavitt. we'll ask him about the leadership failures that led to so much loss of life. >>> and "the talk" co-host amanda kloots will tell us how she's honoring their life together. >> first here is today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >>> president biden is to meet with nato allies. he says the u.s. is back in the business of leading the world. >> reporter: the president is hoping to build on what he called a series of productive meetings at the g7 as he tries to restore relationships with nato allies after a frayed relationship with the last administration. >> reporter: divisions remain and the challenges ahead are many. but for those who have been pushing for benjamin netanyahu's exit, tonight there's cause for celebration. >> reporter: the epicenter of china's latest covid surge is right behind me. all of that and that skyline there is guangdong province and doctor

so our anchor gayle king really wants to eat some cicadas. could you send her a a couple o these?st definitely. >> reprter: unfortunately, after waiting 17 years the cicadas' moment of glory is fleeting. >> they are here for a good time, not a long time. >> reporter: dr. bugs says both the males and the females will die off after mating. the eggs the females lay in the trees will fall to the ground and the 17-year cycle starts all over. >> are you going to be sad to see them go? >> ben, i cannot describe to you just the sense of dread that is already in my heart knowing that i am not going to be able to experience this again until i am in my 40s. >> that's perspective. >> reporter: so we soon say farewell to brood x. we'll see you in 2038. ben tracy, washington. >>> noisy cicadas aren't the only creatures looking to spawn this spring. there's also salmon. the trouble is a prolonged drought in the western states is threatening their survival. biologists and truckers are now joining forces to help save the species. jonathan vigliotti shows us how. >> reporter: captain sarah bates ha

. >> gayle king live from new york. good morning.at phone. >> are you texting me >> here we are. you can see she me on the phone >> yes. >> i was looking at one little thing about osaka. i love her. i love her. i'm so worried. good to see you both. ahead on cbs this morning. more americans getting vaccinated in coronavirus indicates in this country are the lowest they have been. that's good. could we head for another roaring 20's we will discuss. in our school matters series, why summer learning more essential than ever before. >>> and how to keep learning fun for your kids. they like to have fun. and dick van dyke telling anthony his secret to success and what does it mean to earn aiken different center honor he is 95 years old. he is still exercising. >> he looks good. >> congratulations. you go. >> i saw his dance moves in the latest mary poppins he is impressive. >> we need to know all the secrets. hopefully he has them. >> i think if anyone can do it would be anthony. >> for sure. not worrying about him. >> gayle. >> we will see

the first record by brooks went gold leading to a rise for prominence in the 1990s gayle king asked him how he handled all of that fame. >> i did not handle it well. a nation watches you grow up. you wish you can take things back but now if changing anything then meant any part of now would change, no thank you. >> you can watch the kennedy center honors tonight. airing at 8:00 p.m. right here on kpix5. >>> but airing right now is the latest on the weather and it sounds like it will be windy enough to fly an iron kite. >> tomorrow, second half of the day and a lot of the typical places that you would expect it. take a look at the video over san jose. this is from the foothills. on the east side of the santa clara valley. if you got good eyesight you can see downtown there under the haze under the view. take a look at the full screen. san jose you are not included in the wind advisory tomorrow. it does not mean it will not be windy. it will be, gusts at 20 or 25 miles an hour but they will be 45 miles an hour along the coast and the bay. so, this is where we do have the wind advisory. i

gayle king is off, so adriana diaz is with us. >>> president biden meets face to face with russia's vladimir putin in an historic summit in switzerland. norah o'donnell leads our coverage from geneva where both sides are expected to talk tough. >>> russia's military build-up is just one of many topics the presidents will likely address. how president biden could confront putin over ukraine, cyberattacks, and the imprisonment of americans in russia. >>> the u.s. surpasses 600,000 deaths in the covid pandemic, but the latest numbers suggest we are beating back the virus. dr. anthony fauci will tell us why we should be hopeful and cautious. >>> and texas is on the verge of he heat wave. how lives are on the line again after the deadly blackouts in the winter. >>> first, here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> reporter: president biden wants to leave mr. putin with a clear understanding of how america will respond if russia does threaten u.s. national interests again. >> reporter: all eyes are on geneva, switzerland. >> reporter: high-stakes showdown between president biden and

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i'm gayle king, that's anthony mason. new developments into the devastating building collapse in surfside, florida. why officials say the search is still a rescue mission nearly a week after the disaster. >> new covid cases are surging in states like arkansas. we have the incredible story of a newborn whose mom didn't believe in getting the shot. >> on the border law enforcement is seeing an increase in apprehension, along with a pastor who is responding with compassion. >> and on cbs this morning, the inside story of a new crackdown on robo calls. how the fcc is teaming up with your wireless carrier. >> we hate them. >> we do. here's today's eye opener. it's your world in 90 seconds. >> nobody is stopping. the work goes on full force. we're dedicated to get everyone out of that pile of rubble. >> the death toll in the condo collapse in surfside, florida, continues to rise. >> this as officials say they're launching a grand jury investigation into the tragedy. >> it's difficult to put into words the devastation that this

i'm gayle king, anthony mason and that's tony dokoupil.t's at stake, plus the criticism vice president kamala harris faces as she returns from mexico. >>> a stunning new report reveals the richest americans really aren't like us when it comes to paying taxes. how multibillionaires like jeff bezos and elon musk legally avoid most income taxes. >>> a new weight loss drug is approved by the fda for the first time in seven years. dr. jon lapook will break down the pros and cons. and the musical "in the heights" comes to the big screen this week. the project's creator, lin manuel miranda and director jon m. chu how it could rescue american movie going. >> it's that good. >> first, today's here's today eye opener. it's your world in 90 seconds. >> more than 12,000 devices sending more than 27 million messages across more than a hundred countries. >> one of the largest gang and drug busts of all time and get this, it was all thank to a fake app. >> the very devices that the criminals use to hide their crimes were actually a beacon for law enforce

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i'm gayle king, that's anthony mason, that's tony dokoupil. let's go. >>> the u.s. agrees to send much-needed covid shots to other countries. we're taking you to alabama, where less than one-third of the population is fully vaccinated. >>> the pentagon weighs in on those mysterious flying objects reported by its own pilots. how a soon to be published report is likely to fuel the debate over ufos and whether the truth is actually out there. >>> president biden backs away from a major tax hike on corporations to play for his infrastructure plan. why his concession may not be enough to win republican support. >>> coach k, a living legend in college basketball. we will talk with coach about leaving duke after 40 seasons and over 400 victories. >>> but first your "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> as covid vaccines in the u.s. plummeted. >> our goal in sharing our vaccines is in service of ending the pandemic globally. it's as simple as that. >> the justice department says it is so concerned, it's now going to handle ransomware investigatio

gayle king is off, so adriana diaz is with us. >>> president biden's historic summit with vladimir putinomises of cooperation but no breakthroughs. why it could take months for meaningful results to emerge. >>> extreme heat in the west is putting millions in danger and threatening the power supply in several states. the urgent warnings from officials and how climate change is playing a part. >>> first on "cbs this morning," a new lawsuit accuses the website

i'm gayle king, that's anthony mason.developments into the devastating building collapse in surfside, florida. why officials say the search is still a rescue mission nearly a week after the disaster. >> new covid cases are surging in states like arkansas. we have the incredible story of a newborn whose mom didn't believe in getting the shot. >> on the border law enforcement is seeing

gayle king is off so elizabeth diaz is with us. >>> we're looking at the heat dome that's worsening agerous fires. >> a contagious fear across the west in people who aren't vaccinated. what you need to know that is so

i am gayle king. that's anthony mason. that's tony dokoupil.they feel healthier and more productive working at home during the pandemic. >>> and bruruce springsgsteen i baback on broroadway. sesee his pererformance inn f f the first c crowd to see a broadway show in more than a year. and we were there. >> so lucky. but first here's today's "eye-opener at 8:00.." >>> it's a nonstop search of any signs of life under the rubble of the apartment building that collapsed early thursday morning. >> you hear the machinery behind me. this is still a search and rescue operation. >> crazy weather pattern. these temperatures are almost unbelievable, even for a meteorologist. portland, oregon, 112. seattle, 104, both all-time record highs. >> white house advisers still expecting to get both infrastructure bills on president biden's december, and like we have seen before he will take his case to the american people. >>> this sailing is a milestone, and we are coming to the from the gulf of mexico, and with tens of thousands of jobs at stake, the cruise indus

i'm gayle king. we're ready. for the first time to make sure they're safe. what parents need to know and why some are still for sale online. >>> a national debate on how to teach the history of slavery and the legacy. how we can confront the hard truths about our past. >>> and a violin expert talks about her remarkable career starting as a child and leading to a kennedy center honor. >> remarkable is the word there. >>> presi bidens taking acc to . and the white house is partnering with businesses to try to boost the vaccine rate. >>> i think we need to understand that people may have not gotten vaccinated to date for various reasons. so really what this month is going to be about is meeting people where they are. >>> two more cyber attacks targeting the subway system and a ferry service for summer resorts in massachusetts. this follows the week's attack on a meat processing company. slen hundreds o e ielied millionsf dollars over the ts i benjamin netanyahu who has been the prime minister of israel for a record

gayle king is off. the highly contagious delta variant of the coronavirus could become the dominant strain in weeks. dr. anthony fauci will tell us why he thinks it's the greatest threat to beating covid. >> change may be coming to the military when it comes to handling sexual assault cases. >> a policice officer seeks justice after being injured by the pro-trump mob on january 6th. he tells us why he feels abandoned by some of those in congress. >> and britney spears is expected to speak in court today about who will legally control her life. she reportedly claims her father controlled everything, including who she dated. but first, it is anthony mason's birthday. happy birthday! and here's today's eye-opener, your world in 90 seconds. >> how we see it is we set a bold, ambitious goal. >> the white house admits it won't meet the president's covid vaccine goal by the 4th of july. >> nearly every death due to covid-19 is at this point entirely preventable. >> the u.s. defense secretary says he will move

i'm gayle king, that's anthony mason, that's tony dokoupil. let's go. >>> the u.s.o send much-needed covid shots to other countries. we're taking you to alabama, where less than one-third of the population is fully vaccinated. >>> the pentagon weighs in on those mysterious flying objects reported by its own pilots. how a soon to be published report is likely to fuel the debate over ufos and whether the truth is actually out

i'm gayle king, that's anthony mason and tony dokoupil. we're ready to go.ident biden launches an urgent effort to try to meet his covid vaccination goals. how corporate partners are offering incentives like free beer for shots. plus, the cdc director on why she's worried about a new wave of directions. >>> we're catta targeted new subways and vacation ferry service. the u.s. considers retaliation, but one security expert tells us why that may not solve the problem. shocking video shows deputies pinned down by gunfire from a 12-year-old boy and

i'm anthony mason with tony dukoupil, gayle king is off.nother big day for president biden as he meets with leaders of nato allies. his message on american leadership ahead of this week's summit with president putin. >>> israel gets a new leader for the first time in 12 years netanyahu is forced out. >>> people in one of

gayle king is off, so jericka duncan is here. >>> rescue workers search figure signs of life in the rubbleding in florida. with at least 99 people still missing. we're there with the latest on the dangerous mission and a look at what might have caused the collapse. >>> derek chauvin will be sentenced today for the murder of george floyd. a crime that gained worldwide attention and started a movement. we'll talk with a member of the floyd family. >>> and a shocking security breach at l.a.x. aft a

the west, and welcome to "cbs this morning," it's friday, happy friday to you, june 11, 2021, i'm gayle kingson, that's tony dokoupil. president biden brings traditional american diplomacy back to the world stage, why other g7 leaders are describing him as a breath of fresh air as he seeks so reset relations with america's closest allies. >> the cdc calls an emergency meeting after extremely rare cases of heart inflammation were found in more than 200 young people who got the pfizer or moderna

i'm gayle king. that's anthony mason. that's tony dokoupil let's go., the u.s. donates 500 million dose he is of vaccine to help in the pandemic. how the biden administration sets a new phone as the president kicks off the first big trip overseas. >> terrifying video shows a state trooper causing a pregnant woman to crash her car, flipping it over. the latest controversy or a context that police use nationwide. >>> learns lost $227 million last year to fake sweep stakes d

i'm anthony mason with tony dokoupil, gayle king is off so adriana diaz is with us. >> president bidene to face with russia's vladimir putin right now in an historic summit in switzerland. norah o'donnell leads our coverage from geneva where both sides are expected to talk tough. >>> the u.s. surpasses 600,000 deaths in the covid pandemic. the latest numbers suggest we are beating back the virus. dr. anthony fauci will tell us why we should be both hopeful and cautious. >>> and tex

gayle king is off.the coronavirus could become the dominant strain in weeks. dr. anthony fauci will tell us why he thinks it's the greatest threat to beating covid. >> change may be coming to the military when it comes to handling sexual assault cases. >> a policice officer seeks justice after being i

i'm gayle king, that's anthony mason, that's tony dukoupil. >>> extreme heat.ntry dangerous to be outside. why it's happening and why this could be here to stay. >>> only on "cbs this morning," alarming new findings about an instant sleeper product that was on the market for a decade. a government agency says dozens of kids died. we look at the new evidence that deaths and injuries could have been prevented. >>> vice president kamala harris is in gma

i'm anthony mason with tony dokoupil, gayle king is off, adriana diaz is with us.den prepares for his high-stakes meeting with vladimir putin, a man he recently called a killer. how he's getting ready. plus we take you to the trenches of russia's conflict with ukraine. >>> amazon profits soared during the pandemic but some workers say the retailer is better at processing packages than managing people. "new york times" journalist jody cantor shares the results of a year-long investigation.

i'm gayle king. that's tony dokoupil. that's anthony mason. we're ready to go.how law enforcement case it used technology to prevent murder and deal a serious blow to drug rings. >>> a potential breakthrough in the fight against alzheimer's. the fda approves the first new drug to fight the disease in nearly 20 years. >>> and physical on "cbs this morning," music star mike posner will talk about climbing mt. everest. what it's like and if he no, you have to see the stars up close. why is it so close? somebody turned up the damn thermostat. >> buy a seat for me, i'll go up. katie said i can't. >> yeah, katy is right. thank you, katy. >>> we've got breaking news over countries. they say it was the largest most sophisticated law enforcement efforts ever. it was huge. >> the fda has approved the first new alzheimer's drug in nearly 20 years, that's despite an independent advisory board voting overwhelmingly against it over concerns about a lack of evidence supporting its effectiveness. aduhelm was tested in people with mild alzheimer's and administered intravenously

i'm anthony mason with tony dokoupil, gayle king is off so adriana diaz is with us. >> president bidenmeeting face to face with russia's vladimir putin right now in an historic summit in switzerland. norah o'donnelevds where both sides are expected to talk tough. >>> the u.s. surpasses 600,000 deaths in the covid pandemic. the latest numbers suggest we are beating back the virus. dr. anthony fauci will tell us why we should be both hopeful and cautious. >>> and texas is on the verge of another energy crisis. this time during a heat wave. how lives are on the line again after the deadly blackouts in the winter. >> but first, here's today's eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. >>> president biden wants to leave mr. putin with a clear understanding of how america will respond if russia does threaten u.s. national interests again. >> all eyes are on geneva, switzerland. >> a high-stakes showdown between president biden and russia's president vladimir putin. the cease-fire appears to be over and the military carried out a series of air strikes after hamas launched balloons. >> southwest go

i'm anthony mason with tony dokoupil, gayle king is off, adriana diaz is with us.resident biden prepares for his high-stakes meeting with vladimir putin, a man he recently called a killer. how he's getting ready. plus we take you to the trenches of russia's conflict with ukraine. >>> amazon profits soared during the pandemic but some workers say the retailer is better at processing packages than managing people. "new york times" journalist jody cantor shares the results of a year-long investigation. >>> california, the nation's biggest economy, is fully open again after more than a year of covid restrictions. why misinformation online could hamper the recovery. >>> and the live audience is back for "the late show with stephen colbert." how stephen welcomed back his fans to the ed sullivan theater. >> great to see them. but first here is today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> what's your mindset walking into a meeting with a former kgb agent who you said has no soul. >> i'll tell you all that when it's over. >> president biden and nato leaders target rus

i'm gayle king. anthony mason. and look who's back! tony dokoupil back for baby leave -- for now. >>> will the sun and fun be interrupted by another covid spike? we'll ask dr. ashish jha what to expect. >>> and capitol hill police officer brian sicknick's family talk about holding the january 6th rioters accountable for his death and the senators who blocked the creation of a special commission. >>> and naomi osaka drops out of the french open after she was threatened for disqualification from her mediaia boycocott. why tenninis o officials are acd of mishandling her concerns. >>> and dig van dyke is a comedian center nominee. the 85-year-old entertainer talks about his long career and staying in shape for his next role. >>> but first here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> totally shocked when we turned the corner. complete zoo. >> how does it feel to be traveling on memorial day? >> it feels so great. i can't even tell you. >> american s head out in record numbers since the pandemic began. >> president joe biden wil

gayle king is off, so jericka duncan is here. >>> rescue workers search figure signs of life in the rubble of the collapsed apartment building in florida. with at least 99 people still missing. we're there with the latest on the dangerous mission and a look at what might have caused the collapse. >>> derek chauvin will be sentenced today for the murder of george floyd. a crime that gained worldwide attention and started a movement. we'll talk with a member of the floyd family. >>> and a shocking security breach at l.a.x. after a car lads police on a wild chase across two busy runways. we'll show the pursuit's dramatic ending. >>> first, here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >>> we are working around the clock to search and rescue for people. >> reporter: almost unprecedented -- >> screaming, women, children crying, and it was probably one of the worst experiences i've ever witnessed in my life. >> reporter: now the race is on as we wait to learn if this will be a rescue of the living or recovery of bodies. >> reporter: in just a matter of hours, the former police officer w

i'm gayle king. that's anthony mason. that's tony dokoupil let's go. breaking overnight overnight, the u.s. donates 500 million dose he is of vaccine to help in the pandemic. how the biden administration sets a new phone as the president kicks off the first big trip overseas. >> terrifying video shows a state trooper causing a pregnant woman to crash her car, flipping it over. the latest controversy or a context that police use nationwide. >>> learns lost $227 million last year to fake sweep stakes and lottery scams. we have an exclusive look at a new report on how you can avoid falling prey. >>> and who better to help us spring in summer than the mayor of marthaville. jimmie buffett. we ask him with capturing the pre-pandemic feeling. >>> first today's eye opener. your world in 90 seconds. >> the g-7 to the nato ministerial and then to meet with mr. putin to let him know what i want him to know. >>> president biden arrives in the uk for the first overseas trip with plans to give half a billion vaccines to the world. >>> a watchdog report found police

gayle king is off, so adriana diaz is with us. >>> president biden's historic summit with vladimir putin ends with promises of cooperation but no breakthroughs. why it could take months for meaningful results to emerge. >>> extreme heat in the west is putting millions in danger and threatening the power supply in several states. the urgent warnings from officials and how climate change is playing a part. >>> first on "cbs this morning," a new lawsuit accuses the website pornhub of knowingly profiting of videos of underage girls and victims of sex trafficking. we'll talk with two women about what they experienced. >>> and the new movie "in the heights" is about the new york neighborhood where i was born. we take a walk there with the film's writer to learn about the challenges of honoring a community. >>> first, here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >>> there is clearly not in anybody's interest. your country's or mine for us to be in a situation where we're in a new cold war. >> reporter: president biden's warning if russia attacks america's infrastructure again, the u.s

i'm gayle king. that's tony dokoupil. that's anthony mason. how safe is your sunscreen?an bibiaze aboutt her y years of musical activismsm. >>> > and paying ok imahomage t mississippi blues. >> first, here's today's eye opener at 8:00. >>> the fbi is investigating a cyber attack affecting a key part of the economy. now it's the meat industry. >>> jbs said it took immediate action once it realized that the systems were compromised and that it's doing all it can right now to restore the systems. >>> how aggressive should washington be in response. >> president biden is calling for a global coalition to hold the nation states who harbor the criminals accountable. >>> white house officials want at least a clear path forward on infrastructure by monday. they are worried, though, if a divided congress cannot reach compromise on this, they won't be able to achieve anything else on president biden's agenda. >> this is a missing person's case, but nothing has been ruled out. inve gators are using communities to try to find out what happened to him. >>> from the phoenix mercury ta

gayle king is going first. >> i'm talking about britney spears, in particular britney spears youngeraying she's very proud of britney for speaking up. jamie lynn explained why she's speaking out now. >> only thing i haven't before is because i felt like until my sister is able to speak for herself and say what she felt she needed to say publicly that it wasn't my place. maybe i didn't support her the way i would like to with a hashtag on public platform, but i can assure you i supported my sister long before there was a hashtag. if it ends tomorrow or whatever the hell else she wants to do to be happy, i support that 100% because i support my sister. i love my sister. always have. always will. >> always will. jamie lynn says she's only concerned about britney's happin happiness. she's fighting to end the conservatorship. i was on vacation but i was watching her when she was talking. very touched, very moved by what she was saying. it sounds so restraining to her. the fact that jamie lynn is speaking up in support of her sister is also very touching. jamie lynn is getting hits online