>> i am not going to bet against tom brady. >> that was mark strassmann reporting. you can watch theer sl bup owth right here on cbs. >>> it's wednesday, february 3rd, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." speeding up vaccinations. the race to fight covid-19 picks up pace as pharmacies nationwide will start receiving doses. >>> this is a very dark day for the fbi. >> fbi agent ambushed. two dead, three wounded in florida. how it all happened in a relatively quiet neighborhood. >>> stepping down. jeff bezos is ending his tenure as ceo of amazonhis as ceo of amazonhis replacement. good to be with you.

we asked mark strassmann to take a look at those images.g] >> reporter: january 6, american democracy's day of infamy. watching this montage of mayhem, it gives spasms of menace and malice. [yelling] >> we were normal, good, law-abiding citizens, and you guys did this to us. >> reporter: we learned this week about how appalling many moments were. pro-trump rioters bludgeon police, drag them down flights of stairs. >> it looked like a medieval battle seen. people were yelling out, "we got one. we got one." >> reporter: the mob of hunters almost got elected leaders. >> nancy. where are you nancy? >> reporter: here you see senator mitt romney abruptly reversing course away from rioters, now inside the capitol. with gallows set up outside, the secret service whisked away mike pence and his family. an aide carried what appeared to be one of the three nuclear footballs. rioters came within 100 feet of them. >> take your hands off me. >> reporter: representatives and staff coward and cried. video shows chuck schumer and other senators evacuate the

mark strassmann, cbs news, atlanta. >>> coming up on "cbs this r s.'s interviewer with fka twigs as she talks about assault allegations against actor shia labeouf in her first tv interview since filing a lawsuit against him. >>> and award-winning director ava duvernay discusses her initiative to make the movie and tv industry more inclusive behind the scenes. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ♪

mark strassmann, cbs news, atlanta. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," an exclusive interview withor, the ex-girlfriend of former seahawks player chad wheeler about alleged abuse by wheeler. >>> plus, in our series "vaccinating america," we'll meet a group of doctors working to get covid vaccines to struggling communities. >>> and we speak with nfl game official sarah thomas who made history sunday as the first woman to officiate a super bowl. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day.

cbs's mark strassmann reports from tampa. >> whoo-hoo-hoo!re vaccinated healthcare professionals. >> going to the super bowl! >> reporter: 2,500 from tampa general hospital alone. >> was looking at my email last wednesday, and all of a sudden, i see, "you're a super bowl winner." thought i was getting punked. >> reporter: nurses lucy gurka and joe martinez. >> i was probably panicking and i said, dad, i'm going to the super bowl! we were both yelling and crying on the phone. >> reporter: this year you're the v.i.p.s? >> the recognition is crazy. we have to pinch ourselves half the time, and we love what we do, so this is just everything. >> we're going to the super bowl! >> reporter: the real heroes of super bowl lv will sit in the stands. mark strassmann, cbs news, tampa. >> o'donnell: we'll be cheering them on, too. we'll be right back. tampa. >> o'donnell: we'll be cheering them on, too. we'll be right back. o. you may think you're doing all you can to manage type 2 diabetes and heart disease... ea risk? you may think you're doing all you

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cbs' mark strassmann visited jacksonville, florida, wherele,e 40,000 children are not getting enougheat, and teachers are stepping up to help them. >> i'm going to put this right here. >> reporter: in covid america, nearly 24 million adults say their families lack food to last a week. anthony winters sees that every day. >> hey, second grade, how are we doing? >> reporter: hungry students. at carver elementary school, the 24-year-old guidance courage heads to a back room. instead of stacking books, he stocks donated food. his lesson plan: fight food insecurity for needy students who may go hungry over the weekend. once the pandemic hit, the need spiked. >> how you all doing? >> good! >> good. i'd love to have enough where i could give every single kid in this building food to go home for an entire month. >> reporter: the number of american children facing food insecurity has doubled from 14% to 28%. teachers from local public schools stuff backpacks in secret during recess to protect recipients fsh lih, anthony has to ration food. >> for right now, we have to identify the kids that n

mark strassmann continues our series, "unifying america." >> reporter: three years ago, pre-pandemic,ky conservatives rode a bus for 15 hours, all to meet the massachusetts liberals. >> we had folks within our community that said you are crazy if you get on that van and go up there. >> reporter: letcher county, kentucky, is coal country. potically, it's lte.s? you? >> i was pretty darn suspicious. >> a lot of us wanted to understand the voters who voted for trump. >> reporter: paula green organized hands across the hill, which brought together the two rural communities to work through their differences. >> we try to help each other. that is what americans do. >> let's start with family stories. people were crying within the hour. >> reporter: why? >> crying. because family stories have joy, they also have a lot of shadow. >> reporter: they eventually talked politics. people on both sides felt insulted, misunderstood. but the gun-lovers and tree- huggers all survived. >> there was much more to agree upon than there was to disagree upon. and we quickly established that. >> reporter: the

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cbs's mark strassmann spoke with families about this, including one that is down to their last $6. >> we are military and we are struggling. >> reporter: we met this army family on the front line of a food crises. >> what would you like today? >> just, everything. >> reporter: desiree alvarez, her three-year-old elijah and six-year-old marysol. >> this is the first time that i have consistently had to go to a food bank over and over again. >> reporter: her husband is an e-3 private at joint-base louis mccord. washington is expensive for a family of four living on $2,300 a month. a half hour away, thurston county's food bank serves 1,500 military families like the alvarezs. >> we're going to the park. >> reporter: a 22% spike since the pandemic began. >> you're welcome, nice to see you. >> that hurts me. >> reporter: lieutenant colonel j.p. smith, a chaplain, identified the downturn here. >> you take a spouse who is normally working, unable to find work because of the covid pandemic that they lose that second income, that is a blow on anybody. >> reporter: desiree alvarez used to work

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>> brennan: mark strassmann in atlanta, thank you.'ll have more on the situation in texas in is moment. but we want to turn to white house national security advisor jake sullivan. he joins us in washington this morning. good morning. >> good morning. >> brennan: jake, we're about to cro ou thereeedsdue to be a 9/11-style commission to figure out what went wrong? >> i believe that we need to take a variety of steps to look at this -- to look at the previous administration's response to the pandemic and what lessons we need to learn to make sure that never happens again. i also believe that we need a credible, open, transparent international and they're about to come out with a report about the origins of the pandemic in wuhan, china, that we have questions about because we do n made available sufficient original data into how this pandemic began to spread both in china and eventually around the world. we believe that both the w.h.o. and china should step up on this matter. >> brennan: president bidenpresent for what he said na specific

we've got a lot of news this morning, and we want to start with our nior national correspondent mark strassmann>> reporter: shipping alall over covid amemerica this week, nearly four million doses of johnson & johnhnson's new single-shot vaccine, approved saturday by the f.d.a. this third option boosts hopes for mass vaccination. by the end of march, vaccine-makers predict they'll be able to fully vaccinate half of all u.s. adults. success against covid is a science but also an ongoing struggle. >> we may be done with the virus, but clearly the virus is not done with us. >> reporter: multiple variants spread worry and worse. the u.k. variant accounts for 10% of the u.s. cases. the c.d.c. sees it as a predominant threat within two weeks. and a va caveat comes wrapped inside even seemingly good news. hospitalizations down drastically, and deaths have dropped in the last four to six weeks. >> pro tes potentially leveling off at still a very high number. >> reporter: more than half of americans say they want the shot, but no one has discussed the vaccine for the politics of covid. >> for god's sake

>> reporter: mark strassmann, cb, taa.diaz: deserve it. sanethis saturday. cbs sunday morning first thing tomorrow. i'm adriana diaz in chicago. good night. capt ning sponsored by cb >> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> imagine being stuck in traffic and this happens, brazen thief pulls off one of the most brazen burglaries we've seen. >>> and then the bay area bite back after a string of robberies. what people are carrying in their pocket tonight. >>> everyone wants to see the same thing, that is getting this vaccination effort up and moving at a good clip. tonight i am here to show you what i think was a pretty encouraging saturday. >>> it's been feast or famine for bay area restaurants lately but on this super bowl eve they are preparing to cash in on take out. >> one year ago today san jose's patricia dowd became the first covid-19 casualty on american soil. or than 1500 santa clara residents have since followed, that's about one third of the bay area death toll. but, 20 of encouraging numbers tonight as well. the overall clay

senior national correspondent mark strassmann reports from tampa. >> reporter: super bowl 55 in tampaboard-like cutouts will outnumber people. mandatory face masks. for fans watching anywhere, the c.d.c. urges no chanting or cheering and no masks off. >> it is the super bowl, not is stupid bowl. >> reporter: but there is worry about masks, social distancing, and potential spikes unrelated to a touchdown celebration. concerns already realized overnight in north carolina. now for some good news: the benchmarks suggest that transmission has dropped to pre-thanksgiving levels. this week levels fell below one million nationally, and a drop of 25% in some states. covid hospitalizations down. >> now is not the time to let our guard down. keep taking steps to protect each other. >> reporter: and vaccinate quickly. less than two-thirds of the vaccines delivered have made it into arms. starting thursday, big players like c.v.s. and walgreens will become vaccination centers. the federal government will ship them nearly one million doses weekly. but america is frustrated. demand still dwarfs supp