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an executive producer of the reboot which premieres next month. >>> and "cbs mornings" co-host gayle kingd a visit to "the late show with stephen colbert" last night. gayle is celebrating her tenth anniversary with cbs news. she spoke with colbert about what it was like on her first day at cbs ten years ago. >> i remember that first day being very nervous not that i was worried about could i do the job because i thought i could do it, but i just wanted it to be great. you know that feeling when you it, that's what i wantle mher t yellow dress that she wore on the first show a decade ago. and colbert held up side-by-side photos showing gayle in the same dress ten years apart. the ten-year challenge, and she looks great. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," actor david arquette tells us about the latest installment of the "scream" franchise 25 years after the release of the original film. >>> i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." plaque psoriasis, the tightness, stinging... ...the pain. emerge tremfyant®. with tremfya®, adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... ...can u

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i have a question for gayle king.t now through times square? is oprah keeping you from doing that? the lockdown has been over for a year and a half, what is this, you are a 550th day to stop the spread? unbelievable. we stopped quarantining after what come like a month maybe. maybe if you live in a $10 million connecticut estate, media takes two years to leave that $10 million connecticut estate. greg, if she streaks through times square that's the official end of the pandemic. not february 1st, then it's officially over. she says this, i'm sick and tired -- i'm about to break free. i'm sick and tired of being scared. well, we are sick and tired of you being scared of, too. everyone is scared to come up half the country is scared and half the country is living through it and here's why. the media sells fear for profit. conservative media sold facts. we on the show talked about comorbidities and therapeutics on the social cost of lockdowns, we went through that but now because the media is a mob, they finally like all

gayle king. gayle king said what, what she attacked by your talking points? for a second and last ten seconds but going back, he mentioned gail who? king? kennedy: yes, that's the one. >> so gayle can, however, bottom line, facts are facts. to debate something scientific, asking somebody for a small sacrifice, put on a mask . kennedy: okay then let's talk about the science of masks. let's talk about landfills being clogged by masks, let's talk about sea creatures being choked -- >> you are an environmentalist? kennedy: apparently you've never watched welcome to the show. i've only been around for 30 years but yes, i've always talked about the environment and this is one of the main things that concerns me the most is your scientific argument all the masks clogging and polluting everything, they don't stop the virus. so stop with the claptrap, it's a simple thing. party panel, the nih? that's another argument for another day. thank you for letting me tune you out. what were they hiding? that's another one for another day. they are not conspiracy theories. re,

gayle king joins us live from new york. good morning, gayle. >>> good morning. good to see you. ahead, al gore, we all know him, has been wondering about dangers of climate change for decades. the former vice president tells us why he remains optimistic about solving the crisis. this is him on his farm in tennessee with ben tracy. if you are struggling to stick to your new year's resolutions, you are part of a very big club. we'll show you how technology can help you achieve your goals in 2022. >>> david begnaud tells the story of how a scammer's phone call from more than 6,000 miles away led to an unlikely friendship. my prediction, this may be your favorite news story in this broadcast today. >> i am looking forward to it. >> we'll see you in 15, 16 minutes. that was a tease. >> i like it. >> see you in about 16 minutes. bye. >>> a warning from irs, it could take longer to get your refund this tax season. irs blaming staff shortages for creating a nightmare scenario saying it might make or have 1 million returns backlogged but the number this year is several times worse. all t

. >>> plus, gayle king's exclusive interview with anjanette young, a chicago woman who was wrongly targetede air tags are being used to stalk people. "inside edition's" deborah norville explains how to protect yourself. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great weekend. ♪

. >>> plus, first on "cbs mornings," country music legend dolly parton talks with gayle king about her>>> and "queer eye" star jonathan van ness stops by the times square studio to tell us about the new netflix show, "getting curious with jonathan van ness." >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ♪ ♪ . >>> live from the

and hello to you our viewers on the west coast on this hump day, i'm gayle king. >> i'm nate burlesonds. >> there would be enormous coconsequence if you were to mo in with all of those forces, the largest invasion since world war ii, it would change the world. >> a stark warning over the russian threat to ukraine. >> daily covid deaths reach their highest numbers in nearly a year. we're in oklahoma where

cbs morning's co-host gayle king spoke to vice president kamala harris about the biden administration'she biggest challenges ahead. >> i know it was a very long night in the senate last night. as expected the voting rights legislation did not pass last night, in part because of two of your own party members. but the president says he can take action to protect the voting rights. what specifically are you going to do? >> well, thank you, gayle. first of all, it's really important for everyone to understand what's at stake. around our country, there have been purposeful, direct attempts to make it more difficult for people to vote, access to the ballot. so that's the issue, when we talk about voting rights, attacks on our democracy, if you boil it down, one of the specific issues is folks are making it -- people in elected offices in states are making it more difficult for their citizens to vote. so, for example, they are making it more difficult for people to vote by mail. well, think about folks who have disabilities, parents who have, you know, obligations every day or work two or thre

i'm gayle king. >> i'm tony dokoupil. >> i'm nate burleson. >> we're all here.o to today's "eye opener," it's your world in 90 seconds. >>> it could be the biggest nor'easter in years. millions in the east prepare for a dangerous winter storm expected to hit this weekend. >> reporter: 1:00 on saturday, you got heavy snow coming down. two inches an hour from boston to the east end of long island. >>> russia's foreign minister says there will be no war in ukraine where military drills continue and tensions remain high.

tune in next week when i'll be joined by gayle king, bradley cooper, and tig notaro. good night.

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the drew barrymore show, we have a chat at 2:00 on kpix5 and stick around for cbs mornings with gayle kingen cooking up this kitchen design for a while... ...so it's going to be perfect. ok, that pattern works. wow, this whole look works. and at a price that really works. i think our work here is done. at floor and decor, our helpful associates and free in-store design services add to your experience, not your expenses. and with an unmatched selection of high-quality products all at everyday low prices, creating the kitchen to match your taste has never been easier. discover floor and decor today! >>> welcome back. 5:54 and your first alert weather forecast. we are looking at chilly conditions with mostly cloudy skies and through the afternoon, a ridge of high pressure. dry and mild temperatures, upper 50s to low 60s with clouds today. a low pressure system will slide across the great brace and to bring offshore wind through thursday. a high wind watch will be in effect late tuesday through thursday morning for the areas highlighted in yellow and most of the bay area, except for the santa

i'm gayle king. >> i'm tony dokoupil. >> i'm nate burleson. >> let's go to today's "eye opener," it'sworld in 90 seconds. >>> digging out. tens of thousands are still without power in this bitter cold following a deadly winter storm that buried the northeast. >> the cleanup of this storm will not be easy because of the temperatures that we have now. >>> the u.n. security council meets today as ukrainians prepare to fight off a possible russian invasion.

i'm gayle king into i'm trd. >> and i'm vlad duthiers. >> nate is on assignment, we will tell you abouthat later on in the show, he is okay. first here is today's eye opener. it's your world in 90 seconds. bracing g for impact. tens of millions prepare for a massive winter storm that could dump snow all the way from maine to mississippi. >> nashville comes in with 6 inches. asheville, 16 inches. the biggest number, buffalo, 20 inches. >>> a tough day for president biden on multiple fronts. we

i'm gayle king. >> i'm tony dokoupil. >> and i'm nate burleson. >> we're all here.s go to today's eye opener. it's your world in 90 seconds. >> schools need to be open. we are on the side of schools being open. we believe that there are the mitigation measures, the steps and resources to do exactly that. >> the number of kids with covid hits an all time high as parents and teachers struggle with this surge. >>> it is dangerously cold out there for millions of americans as arctic air sends

half will not return, it's a religion, i can make up words, covidism coming to see the cracks when gayle kinge wanted to break the lock down and run buck naked through times square. bill barr coming out, aoc, she took a down in south beach, so there is part of the party that wants to live free. but they are going to be people that are better quitters, remember, the dead enders and they will stay until there is only one more case count in the united states, because they like the structure, they like to submit. before maybe they did not have a way to find meaning in their lives, but now they have a doctor and they have a ritual, they are cuomo-'s. they worship fauci, but there is a desire that you want to follow people who don't follow those rules, the media likes it too, because it gives them ratings and it lets them be the snobs that they naturally are. so while they are telling people what to do, other people go, yes, they will follow the fold and where the face shield while they wash their blueberries with gloves and that will never end. and you know, fisa has the money train going, the gov

. >>> today on the drew barrymore show, drew talks news with gayle king, tony dokoupil, nate burlesonnday morning. hopefully you had a wonderful holiday season. it's a dry quiet start in the 30s and 40s. tracking our next weather system, you e rain to our north from crescent city to eureka, a cold front that will bring light scattered showers to the bay area. for now we are looking at temperatures in the 30s and 40s. grab that jacket if you are heading out and grab that umbrella as well. you might need it. there we go with the low pressure system dropping that front for us. we will be in the tail end of the cold front that will bring light scattered showers to the bay area. i will show you futurecast taking you hour by hour in just a few minutes. >> thank you. >>> a lucky pup has found his forever home. jasper has an unknown condition that causes him to have a permanent smile. >> now he is also getting medical help for his other health issues. this eight pound chihuahua mix will run like the rest of them, cuddle, even enjoy a good scratch behind the ears but it is clear he is one of a

welcome to "cbs mornings" and hello to you, our viewers on the west coast as we begin a new week, i'm gayle king tony dokoupil. >> and i'm dana jacobson. >> nate has been covering the weekend's nfl games, he will join us in just a minute, but first, here is today's eye opener, it's your world in 90 seconds. >> a massive winter storm snarls travel across half of the country. >> we was out before the snow started and we was hurrying up trying to go home. >>> now it is moving to the northeastern quadrant, bringing more snow, ice, rain and powerful wind. >>> in florida a different kind of storm,

i'm gayle king. >> i'm tony dokoupil. >> and i'm nate burleson. let's go to today's eye opener.n 90 seconds. >> i think the omicron surge is going to be one that will be up and down in five to six weeks. it is going to be a challenge to get through those five to six weeks. >> the white house launches its free at home testing program today. is it enough as omicron surges? >>> airlines warn of possible cancellations due to the new 5g rollout. we'll

i'm gayle king with nate burleson here in new york, tony dokoupil as you can see is on capitol hill.his is a special edition of "cbs mornings." here is today's eye opener, it's your world in 90 seconds. >>> mob breaking windows, kicking indoors, breaching the capitol. american flags on poles being used as weapons,

i'm gayle king. >> i'm tony dokoupil. >> and i'm nate burleson. >> we're all here, let's go to today's it's your world in 90 seconds. >> we just need a good covid test. that way we could get back to work. >> it's tough right now, it's been tough. my er is completely overrun. >> the cdc stands by its latest advice allowing people with covid to isolate for just five days. >>> president biden announced the u.s. is doubling its order of pfizer's antiviral pill to ea

. >>> gayle king, tony dokoupil, nate burleson bring you the biggest headlines of the day.rts at 7:00. >>> tune in at 5:00. a new face has joined our anchoring team. ryan yamamoto will be on the desk at 5:00 and >>> live showers moving across the north bay. it's high def doppler and it's real rain. you can watch the showers march their way pretty much across the entire bay through the morning. it's really a morning commute issue for the north bay more than anywhere else. not that it's a major impact but any time it rains on the roads and roads will get sick, it's a factor for your drive. nor the rest, this will be light showers primarily falling after the morning commute. we'll have more detail in the forecast and we'll look at the weekend and the rest of the seven day as welcoming up in a bit. >> see you then. thank you. >>> time for a look at entertainment headlines. hollywood marking a death. the film journalist turned director saw commercial success and run critical praise for last picture shoe. earned then 10-year-old tatem o'neale an oscar. he was 82 years old. >>> mo

> welcome to "cbs mornings" and hello to you our viewers on the west coast on this tuesday, i'm gayle king>> i'm tony dokoupil. >> and i'm nate burleson. >> we're all here. let's go to today's eye opener, it's your world in 90 seconds. >> protect yourselves. the roads right now are very slick in some places hard to pass. >> oh, my goodness, we were slipping and sliding, we was traveling. >> the biggest snowstorm to hit the mid-atlantic in years clogs up highways and causes more flight cancellations. >>> the fda authorizes pfizer's booster shot for 12 to 15 year olds as new covid cases

it's wednesday, i'm gayle king. >> i'm tony dokoupil. >> and i'm nate burleson. we're all here.s your world in 90 seconds. >> grilled on capitol hill, health officials defend their covid response. how schools and communities are coping with a tough new reality. >> i think it's hard to process what's actually happening right now, which is most people are going to get covid. >>> president biden comes out swinging on ng

. ♪ >>> welcome to "cbs mornings" and hello to you our viewers on the west coastn hursy i'm gayle king >> and i'm nate burliswe'r all . let's go to today's eye opener. it's your world in 90 seconds. >> did you overpromise in your first year in office? >> i didn't overpromise. i have probably outperformrmed what anybody thought would happen. >> president biden strikes a defiant tone at a news conference to mark one year since he first took office. >>> a new voting rights bill fails in the senate after two democrats join republicans and refuse to push it through. >>

the weekend is here, i'm gayle king. >> i'm tony dokoupil. >> and i'm nate burleson. >> let's go to today'sye opener. it's your world in 90 seconds. >>> travel conditions for friday morning are going to be messy and they may be dangerous. >> i like the snowow, better th rain. >> millions are in the path of a strong winter storm that's already pounded tennessee, kentucky and west virginia. >>> chicago public schools have canceled classes again. that will be the third day in a

>>> welcome to "cbs mornings" and hello to you our viewer on the west coast on this monday, i'm gayle kingdokoupil. >> and i'm nate burleson. >> we're all here. let's go to today's eye opener. it's your world in 90 seconds. >>> the unprotected are those ages 4 and snund we're seeing a lot of hospitalizations in those younger age groups where the children are largely unvaccinated. >> a record number of kids are in the hospital with covid across the country. why is this happening and what could reverse the trend? >>> comparatively the risk of death is small, but, of course, you

to "cbs mornings" and hello to you, our viewers on the west this first monday of the year, i'm gayle king'm tony dokoupil. >> and i'm nick burleson. >> yes, he is. let's go to today's eye opener. it's your world in 90 seconds. >> we were on the phone with customer service and on the internet trying to find different flights. >> i'm hoping that today's flight doesn't cancel on me. >> thousands of flights are canceled by covid and bad weather, leaving air travelers stranded across the

on this tuesday, i'm gayle king. >> i'm tony dokoupil. >> and i'm nate burleson. >> he's back.oday's eye opener. it's your world in 90 seconds. >> it is an open question as to whether or not omicron will be the live virus vaccination that everyone is hoping for. >> cautiously optimistic. cases spike but there's evidence of light at the end of the tunnel when it comes to omicron. >>> new details on the end of the synagogue standoff and a warning it could happen again. >> he was going to kill each of us.

i'm gayle king. >> i'm tony dokoupil. >> i'm nate burleson. >> we're all here.our world in 90 seconds. >> are they just using you to buy time or to build a predicate for invasion? >> we'll be ready either way. the choice is vladimir putin's. >> fear is building over a possible russian invasion of ukraine. some americans are now being evacuated.d. >>> american schools face big covid testing challenges as the omicron variant strikes hardest in states with low vaccination rates.

i did a story saying gayle king has planning to renew her deal at cbs but i didn't think she had signed deal so i didn't want to say she had renewed yet. friday she announced she signed that morning. she had decided to renew, she hadn't signed it yet so there's wiggle room. it seems like with brady, huge story, phillip bump, there's wiggle room, yeah, he is retiring but until it comes out of his mouth his camp not going to confirm t does that feel like the situation to you? >> yeah, i mean, we should remember that tom brady is probably among all american athletes very, very savvy about managing his own brand and identity. we've seen multiple instances of that, the guy has been in the game together, been a champion forever. he understands how to do this. i think it's very much the case one should assume that when and if he announces his retirement there's going to be a very, very calculated which in which he chooses to do so which may not comport with the news urgencies of espn and other outlets. the reason we're treating it seriously is we trust espn, we know they have these sources, th

couple nights ago and said, you know, i'm going to be on cbs show with be on the cbs show with gayle king, and how do you feel your living room being shown to people i don't want to be a secret shopper and the only experience curated for me because i'm the founder and ceo. half the time they discover who i am and half the time they don't. i have a team that does a lot of thorough checks and i do think that for the vast majority of people being able to book a home with airbnb and logging on to a local wi-fi, and we have security protocols to be working through. >> brian, i hope you warned them about a cnbc interview this is still your first one so you're making this airbnb famous brian, there's this idea, too, that i know during the pandemic you guys scaled back on your marketing budget, and i think you said it will never get as high as it was pre-pandemic and some of the operational efficiency that we've seen a lot of companies do over the pandemic this seems to be part of it. you are sort of promoting the airbnb lifestyle and you have other ways of doing that such as the home alone house