i'm jeff glor with jericka duncan and vladimir duthiers. grim forecast. a new projection suggests the coronavirus death toll could nearly double by december. what can be done to save lives? >>> plus, why a student was suspended after revealing unsafe conditions at a nndly reopened school. >> very far apart. democrats and republicans in congress still cannot agree on how much to help unemployed americans. and the president threatens to step in. also what a new executive order against tiktok could mean for the economy. >>> outrage in beirut. survivors of the massive blast demand answers after it's reviled the government knew about the explosives. how the u.s. military is helping the relief effort. >>> nra under pressure. two lawsuits allege the powerful gun group's leadership stole millions from its members. the response and why the organization's future existence could be in doubt. >> but first, here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds.

jeff glor got a lesson from the best. >> imagine in this time of chaos and uncertainty finding something that takes you away, that puts you back in touch with the timeless. it's why so many lately have discovered fly fishing. >> oh, strike. nice. >> when you find yourself doing something and you don't notice the passage of time, that's what fly fishing does. puts me in another state. >> peter kaminsky has devoted half a century to this sport, both casting and writing about it. >> where there's carnirousfi, s fly. >> the fly sits on the water. it can be far more challenging and rewarding. the origins trace back to the roman empire but it was the english with all bamboo rods who put it on the map in the 1600s.

jeff glor has this overnight news history lesson. >> there's 21,000 names that are on these walls here of people who have lost their lives, law enforcement officers who have lost their lives. -minute michael chapman has had just about every law enforcement job in the book. local police, dea agent, homeland security. now county sheriff in virginia. >> reporter: what goes through your mind? >> i think it's sad. i think it's sad because i would say that what happened up in minneapolis set us back 20 or 30 years. >> we met chapman at the national law enforcement museum in washington, d.c.ir cop in 1978. more than 350 years after the first small sheriff's office was established in america. >> america's alwaydolicing syst. reliance on local levels. >> right. >> has that been good or bad for

i'm jericka dunkin with jeff glor and vladimir duthier. king, anthony mason and tony dokoupil are off. >>> thousands are hurt bano >>> tropical storm isaias spreading destruction over the east coast. we are on the ground with stories of survival. >> alarming spike. daily deaths surge to nearly

jeff glor got a lesson from the best. >> imagine in this time of chaos and uncertainty finding somethingt takes you away, that puts you back in touch with the timeless. it's why so many lately have discovered fly fishing. >> oh, strike. nice. >> when you find yourself doing something and you don't notice the passage of time, that's what fly fishing does. puts me in another state. >> peter kaminsky has devoted half a century to this sport, both casting and writing about it. >> where there's carnirousfi, s fly. >> the fly sits on the water. it can be far more challenging and rewarding. the origins trace back to the roman empire but it was the english with all bamboo rods who put it on the map in the 1600s. it staedrtn norew ykhiurcey.nt was lee wolf who brought it into our living rooms on shows like abc's "american sportsman." he died in a plane crash in 1991 but his wife, a master herself, is still going strong at age 94. >> for me, it was being in the out of doors, the natural world is kind of my church, my religion. >> joan wolf was first introduced to fishing in the 1930s. >> that was

. >>> i am jeff glor.or department has just released its employment report for the month of july. it shows how job recoveries after the massive layoffs due to the coronavirus shutdown happened. one analyst joins us with the numbers just out now. >> july jobs were created, 1.76 million of them, in the month of july. the unemployment rate actually went down. we thought go go from 11.1% to 10.2%. so let's put this in a little bit of a frame of reference. we saw 22 million jobs evaporate in march and april and 7 1/2 million jobs in may and june and now in july, the case of job growth is slowing down. 1.7 million jobs is a lot of jobs but it is a slow down and that slowed down is completely related to the surge in viruses in the south and west. there are a lot of people slowing down the reopening process. >> they are expecting 1.6 million jobs to added. >> i think that it is impossible to understand how these numbers are variable every single month. just look at the weekly jobless claims that we have been getti

i'm jeff glor with jericka duncan and vladimir duthiers. grim forecast.ew projection suggests the coronavirus death toll could nearly double by december. what can be done to save lives? >>> plus, why a student was suspended after revealing unsafe conditions at a newly reopened school. >> very far apart. democrats and republicans in congress still cannot agree on how much to help unemployed americans. and thedent threatens to step in. also what a new executive order against tiktok could mean for the economy. >>> outrage in beirut. survivors of the massive blast demand answers after it's reviled the ger

this go to jeff glor in new york with more on this. good morning, jeff. >> reporter: good morning.see how the wildfires are complicating efforts to contain the coronavirus. also as covid cases continue to search, hundreds of school districts planning to reopen reportedly an reversed course. superintendents across the country are planning to restart learning. >>> a majority of workers don't feel safe going back to the office. that is going to the linkedin. that -- we will talk about how to make your workspace as countable as possible. >>> meet amanda fay to walk alone because of the color of his skin. moment of panic turned into a movement. we will see you at 7:00. >>> the time is 6:44 on this monday morning. let's take another live look at the big board. the dow is up more than 100 points at the moment. other money watch headlines for you, microsoft confirming it has been in talks to buy tiktok u.s. operations from the chinese owners bytedance. president trump threatened to ban the apathetic concerns of a national security and privacy. microsoft said the sale would include a transf

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jeff, because arabiata is my thing. the dipping, the spice -- i love the sauce. >> nice. >> we're done with you, glor. >> great job, jeffw to get a little taste of any of that. >> great job, marc, and "the dish" team, marcy, dan, h long wait for elieve eyes a acclaimed lead singer conor ober oberst. the last studio album came out almost ten years ago. they're back dropping a new collection just yesterday. we'll hear the long-awaited new music next. >>> you are watching a very hungry crew now on "cbs this morning saturday." >> yes, please. colgate optic white renewal removes ten years of yellow stains. that's like all the way back to 2010. they're jeans. they're leggings. they're jeggings! whoa. remove ten years of yellow stains with colgate optic white renewal. see ya! tworsease? no and simparica trio is demonstrated safe for puppies. it's simple: go with simparica trio. this drug class has been associated with neurologic adverse reactions, including seizures; use with caution in dogs with a history of these disorders. it only takes a second for an everyday item to become dangerous. tide pods child-guard pack helps keep

from the toughest news to the sweet old dog, jeff glor's over here just looking in awe. is, jeff, this is how you do it. ♪ >> jericka -- >> what? >> i combined vlad -- >> it's friday. i have to give shout-outs to our make-up and hairstylists. they helped me put that together. we wanted to do something special on this friday. >> everybody, all right. >> it is special. i was on pins and needles when you texted me that you had a surprise. that was -- chef's kiss. >> thank you. >> chef's kiss. >>> good morning, everyone. it is a good morning. i've been talking to you all day. here are stories we think you'll be talking about today. as if 2020 couldn't surprise us anymore, this year's hurricane season is on track to become one of the worst in recorded history. w just saw isaias race up the east coast causing widespread damage from the carolinas to new england. government forecasters say we could see up to 25 named storms this season. that is more than double what we normally have. the agency noaa predicts up t t sisixx s storms cououldld b be packing winds stronger than 111 mi

i'm jericka duncan with jeff glor and vladimir duthiers.ayle king, anthony mason and tony dokoupil are off. >>> isaias slams into the carolinas as a hurricane bringing flash flooding and a deadly tornado. we're in the middle of it all with how the storm could put tens of millions of americans at risk. >> covid anxiety. experts say positive test rates in more than 30 states are too high for reopenings. plus, one company facing backlash from some employees for its plan to get back into the office. >>> new body camera footage. video from the police perspective shows what happened to george floyd just before he was killed. why an attorney for his family says it bolsters the case he was treated differently for being black. >> and oprah's new pick. only on cbs this morning she, reveals the next selection in her book club with gayle. and they talk to the author. >>> first, here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> if you are in this area, you need to be in your safe place. >> the wind is whipping and the rain as well. >> we've seen

i'm jericka duncan with jeff glor and vladimir duthiers.ayle king, anthony mason and tony dokoupil are off. >>> america's biggest cities announce new measures in the desperate battle against the coronavirus. >>> plus, hear from a doctor in one overwhelmed hospital struggling to deal with the pandemic. >> schools under siege. the nation's third largest school district breaks from the president's advice and decides it's not safe to send any children to school. why mr. trump's comments on kids and the virus were taken down by facebook. >>> anger in the aftermath. survivors of the massive beirut explosion demand answers as they mourn their losses. we're in lebanon with the new information on the blast. >>> and michelle obama's candid comments. the former first lady speaks about her own mental health struggles and the pandemic and racial strife. >>> first, here's today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds. >> it will go away. thing goes away. absolutely. it's no question in my mind it will go away. >> chicago public schools will start the sc

i'm michelle miller with dana jacobson and jeff glor.ed by an ocean but sharing a common struggle. anti-slavery pioneer frederick douglass found common ground with those fighting oppression half a world away. we'll recall his trip to ireland and the remarkable connection many african-americans have to that part of the world. >>> then her world was a small family farm until skill as a dealmaker turned it into a multistate conglomerate. we'll meet a woman whose sucks is studied at business schools and hear how she became known as the pumpkin queen of the nation. >>> later, they're queens of the year. an all-women's skydiving it team touring the nation, celebrating the 100th anniversary of women winning the right to vote ahead. >>> first, the death of one of hollywood's rising stars. actor chadwick boseman, star of the groundbreaking blockbuster "black panther," lost his private battle with colon cancer overnight. boseman brought many other groundbreaking characters to life playing jackie robinson, thurgood marshall, even james brown among

i'm jericka duncan with jeff glor and vladimir duthiers.king tony dokoupil are off. >>> isaias slamsnto the carolinas as a hurricane bringing flash flooding and a deadly tornado. we're in the middle of it all with how the storm could put tens of millions of americans at risk. >> covid anxiety. experts say positive test rates in more than 30 states are too high for reopenings. plus, one company facing backlash from some employees for its plan to get back into the office. >>> new body camera footage. video from the police perspective shows what happened to george floyd just before he was killed. why an attorney for his family sayst

i'm jericka duncan with jeff glor and vladimir duthiers. king, anthony mason and tony dokoupil are off. >>> america's biggest cities announce new measures in the desperate battle against the coronavirus. >>> plus, hear from a doctor in one overwhelmed hospita struggling to deal with the pandemic. >> schools under siege. the nation's third largest school district breaks from the president's advice and decides it's not safe to send any sand the virus wer. facebook. >>> anger in the aftermath. survivors of the massive beirut explosion demand answers as they mourn their losses. we're in lebanon w

i'm dana jacobson with jeff glor and michelle miller.ou a kiss. >> we're not going to -- >> aw. >> that's from -- that's right. all right. fine. >>> coming up this hour, we move on -- trading places. plenty of young people leave rural life behind to try their luck in hollywood. actress hilarie burton morgan took the opposite journey. we're going to talk to the former "one tree hill" star about life in her adopted hometown and her efforts to help it thrive. >>> plus, the allure of velour. with all of us needing calm in our lives, join us on a timeless and timely journey to explore the ancient art of fly fishing and hear where it inspires such devotion. >> nicely said, jeff. >>> and later, we'll meet singer/songwriter kathleen edwards. find out what led to the long pause in her music career, and the surprising way she spent that time. she'll perform in our "saturday session." it is all ahead. >>> first, our top story this hour -- the u.s. postal service finds itself at the center of the november election. the postal service told 46 states

i'm vladimir duthiers with jericka duncan and jeff glor. >> dueling disasters. tropical storm threatens more than 115 million people in the east. and wildfires force evacuations in the west. we're on the ground tracking the disasters and how they could affect the response to the pandemic. >> covid's new phase. an urgent warning from america's top experts who say the outbreak is becoming more widespread. plus, we hear from school leaders about the challenging of reopening. >>> tiktok ban threats. the president gives the platform's chinese owners 45 days to sell its u.s. business. what it could mean for an estimated 100 million american users. >>> and spacex splashdown. the future is here for commercial space flight after the first landing for restaurants in years. >>> but first, here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> our state has weathered more than our fair share of storms in recent years. but this time, we're going to have to do it with a mask on. >> all eyes on tropical storm isaias. the slow-moving storm churns off the east coast of florid

i'm jericka dunkin with jeff glor and vladimir duthier. gayle king, anthony mason and tony dokoupil are off. >>> thousands are hurt in the capital of lebanon. >>> tropical storm isaias spreading destruction over the east coast. we are on the ground with stories of survival. >> alarming spike. daily deaths surge to nearly 1400 nationwide as cases surge in the midwest. plus, controversial policies in two states and some say put nursing home residents at risk. >>> ride of a lifetime. two astronauts who made history, crude mission on a private rocket. safety issues they say need to be fixed before the next flight. >>> first here's today's eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. >> suddenly, we heard a very loud explosion. the build iings, all the glass just went down. it was raining glass all over the city of beirut. >> the massive blast in beirut, lebanon. >> as the death toll keeps rising, lebanese health minister says thousands are injured. >> this coming as an investigation is under way into what cause this had tragedy. >>> isaias is leaving

i'm jeff glor along with dana jacobson.ming up this hour, he haded off the pro football playing field and into the fight against covid-19. we'll talk to super bowl champion laurent duvernay tardif about his surprising work in the off season and how it's changed him. >>> then the streaming hit "bird box" took audiences on a wild ride. now the author of the original horror novel is out with a sequel. we'll talk to john malerman about his book "mallory" and about his colorful and musicalal legislation. >>> and some museums offer refreshments at an on-site cafe. but food and drink is the whole point of this institution showcasing the world's many cuisines. we'll check out its offerings and see how it's adapted to the pandemic era on a special edition of "the dish" ahead. >>> first, a perfect storm is taking shape in florida this morning. the state is grappling with rising coronavirus cases and deaths, quickly becoming the epicenter for covid-19. now it's bracing for the alik y alikely -- arrival of hurricane isaias. it's gainin