oprah winfrey or anybody else. meg oliver, cbs news. streaming on c-b-s all access.. i had a chance to interview sonequa martin-green -- >>> star trek discovery, chapter 2 is now available for all. saniquais best known for her portrayal on the walking dead. i asked her what drew her to her new role on star trek. >> there was sort of a synergy happening where i was dwrun to it and it drew to me as well. and i love a lot of things about it. i love the -- i just love the essence of "star trek." i love what it's always represented. i love the positive change it has already done. because it has diversity over the decades. that alone is so powerful and invaluable. and then, to see this particular story be told in such a deep, profound, microscopic, yet macroscopic kind of way. and then to know they were going to champion diversity, in a new way. by having me as a lead. by having a female captain, by having the first openly gay officer. i just knew this was something i wanted to be part of. it was so much more than just a good story on paper. >> they are currently available

cbs this morning." hollywood's golden globes are dominated by women who make their strongest stand yet against sexual misconduct. lifetime achievement honorary oprah winfrey says a new day is on the horizon. e.t.'sevin frazier gets the reaction. >>> the tell-all book about the white house. author michael wolff comes to studio 57 to defend his best-seller. >>> many parents say iphones are addictive. now two major apple invest ors are urging the cop to put controls on its

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cbs this morning." hollywood's golden globes are dominated by women who make their strongest stand yet against sexual misconduct. lifetime achievement honorary oprah winfrey says a new day is on the horizon. e.t.'s kevin frazier gets the reaction. >>> the tell-all book about the white house. author michael wolff comes to studio 57 to defend his best-seller. >>> many parents say iphones are addictive. now two major apple invest ors are urging the cop to put controls on its devices. >>> and we'll visit a food lab where researchers study how color and sound can affect taste. they say flavor is as much in your brain as it is in your mouth. >>> we begin this morning with a look at today's eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. >> it's 2018. marijuana is finally allowed and sexual harassment finally isn't. >> women take a stand at the golden globes. >> one award show can't change everything but this can be a start. >> steve bannon apologized for his role in the damning portrait of the trump administration. >> i would have been delighted to have written this unexpected president is actually going to succeed. that's not the story. this is worse than everybody thought. >> north and south korea set to hold