>> it was rather nice to be called sir thomas moore. but it isn't going to happen.>>.ke captain tom a knight of the realm. his motto became the title of his book, "tomorrow will be a good day," for many, tomorrow will be a sad day in a world without captain sir thomas moore in it. tomorrow will be a good day, he said every time we spoke. it's who he was. he was full of warmth and kindness and optimism. he was a ray of light through the darkest of times. >> a true hero, and that is the "overnight news" for this thursday. for some of you, the news k coues. for others check back for "cbs this morning" and follow us online anytime at cbsnews.com. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm jeff pegues. bsng n a new shot of hope. another vaccine is showing promise against the coronavirus, but there's a major concern delaying its arrival in the u.s. >>> defend or rebuke? house gop members face a vote today over congresswoman marjorie taylor-greene. what's at stake for the controversial lawmaker. >>> super bowl countdown. the chiefs and the bucs square off on sunday. the final p

. >> the hero of the country, boris johnson and his -- kled a nationwide clap for sir thomas moore. p.m. has put forward a date for the reopening of schools across england and wales that have been closed since january 5. >> in the days leading up to our review part, in the week of the 15th of february, we will be accumulating even more data so that we can begin to chart a way ahead. starting if the data allows with the reopening of schools on march 8. >> to those wondering whether the day could be brought forward the prime minister said caution was the watch word. >> we are making progress with the vaccine rollout. we have a timetable. we do not want to be forced into reverse. so we think this is the prudent and cautious approach. it is much better to stick to that. >> it is easy to see why. more than 1, 300 people died on wednesday. 20,000 new infections were reported. but the number of patients in hospital is finally starting to fall. and the u.k. steaming ahead with its vaccine rollout. more than 10 million people have been given a jb. -- a jab. while herd immunity is a long way

>> it was rather nice to be called sir thomas moore.on to make captain tom of the knight of the realm. "tomorrow will be a good day," his motto. for many, tomorrow will be a sad day in a world without captain sir thomas moore in it. tomorrow will be a good day, he said every time we spoke. it's who he was. he was full of warmth and kindness and optimism. he was a ray of light through the darkest of times. anthony? >> charlie d'agata in bedford, england. what a lovely man and what a last act. thank you. >>> ahead, how to keep yo . >>> good morning. this morning at 10:30, city attorney will announce plans for the city to see so you it's own school trick. they will claim that the district violated state laws in not adopting a plan for reopening schools. >>> the first cases of a coronavirus variant. the strain is believed to be stick yearer meaning it bonds to your lungs. >>> a yoga studio is being slammed for planning a week long treat to new mexico. the owners say that every possible precaution has been taken. >>> good morning. the traffi

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that he has passed away he's captain sir thomas moore he was a given area ward by her majesty the queen having raise so much money when it hit the u.k. this time last year he decided to raise a little bit of money with the technical back up of his friends and his family by marching laps in his back garden he set out to aim to raise rather a few 1000 he raised more than 30000000 formerly a british army officer 100 years old known for his achievements raising money for charity in the run up to his 100th birthday he served in india he served in the burma campaign during world war 2 he later became an instructor in armored warfare after the war he worked as a manager director at a concrete company he also raced motorbikes there he is with her majesty the queen being given that award in the sunshine of windsor castle last year to the us now where democrats have just now submitted their briefing outlining the impeachment charges against the former u.s. president donald trump in the next hour mr trump's legal team will submit their response to impeachment allegations she habra tansey has been

the book is funny and ernest you are earnest in your quest for meaning i was reminded somewhere thomas moorebserves the gospel records that he left laughed does it mean that he laughed but is not recorded for us that is a little bit of a challenge but i like funny stories. what is the connection or is there one between faith and humor other different ways to make sense out of the world? >> it has to do with what i'm getting at with the unconscious in the sense i don't know what freud writes about this i don't want people to think the book is pretentious but sometimes you get a handle on how to think about stuff and a joke is when somebody says something that is in your unconscious with the back of your mind and then it leaps out of your mind and then there's electricity or something and that's what makes you laugh and it has to do with truth because humor if you simply speak the truth that's what jesters would do it's funny because nobody has the guts to say it. if don rickles says what you're not supposed to say it is screamingly funny because and how could he say that but it's not meant to

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even after he became captain sir thomas moore, he never let go of his trademark phrase, that we shoulder. tomorrow will be a good day. over the weekend he was admitted to the hospital and he tested positive for covid-19. this morning we learned captain sir thomas moore passed peacefully in the loving company of his family at the age of 100. his namesake foundation said it perfectly. a beacon of light every single day. thank you, sir tom. because of you, tomorrow will be a good day for so many more. we will be right back. things will pick up by q3. yeah...uh... doug? sorry about that. umm... what...its...um... you alright? [sigh] [ding] never settle with power e*trade. it has powerful, easy-to-use tools to help you find opportunities, 24/7 support when you need answers plus some of the lowest options and futures contract prices around. don't get mad. get e*trade and start trading today. when we started carvana, they told us that selling cars 100% online wouldn't work. but we went to work. building an experience that lets you shop over 17,000 cars from home. creating a coast to coast net

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casualty of this pandemic captain tom moore a world war 2 veteran who collected millions of pounds to support the british health sector in its fight against 19 now as a thomas succumb to the virus himself and britons are bidding him farewell. but most cope with 9000 deaths happen in obscurity far away from the public eye and often without a proper send off. more than 2200000 people have died from the corona virus worldwide so far some countries even have to create new space for the graves many cemeteries are like assembly lines of wakes and funerals. the time to make has made one of the most traumatic experiences in a person's life even harder to cope with. welcome to our coverage night in special want to get germs and i have to say those images are hard to bear but that's the reality millions are living with since the start of this pandemic the death toll is overwhelming also for those whose job it is to give the deceased a dignified send off. there should be a moment of prayer but there is no time for that there are simply too many coffins too many bodies arriving at the do crematorium in saxony. on target and some days there are more bodies than we can a

thomas jefferson, the people who admired him, frederick douglass. the people who are inspired by. him charles carson. , ritual carson, teddy roosevelt, john moore. all the things that were named for -- one of the most profoundly environment in the 19th century. he wrote over 30 books, he correspond with over 20,000 individuals. he said he slipped four hours a night. he called coffee concentrated sunbeams -- beams and he came up which was then a radical idea that all nature was interconnected. what's happened in the alps could predict what you saw in the andes and what you might see in the rocky mountains. that climate was global and not local. where you found plants and what altitude you found the man could tell you a lot about the ecosystem. it's a concept we pretty much take for granted these days but at the time it was anyway to think. and von humboldt spent 50 years amassing the data from around the globe that would allow him to put together something that he called the web of life, or the unity of nature. so with this any of this have to do with american art or culture? in 18 oh, for after spending five years traveling through south america

of this pandemic captain tom moore a world war 2 veteran who collected millions of pounds to support the british health sector in its fight against covert 19 now sir thomas succumb to the virus himself and britons are bidding him farewell. to out. but most coverage 9000 deaths happen in obscurity far away from the public eye and often without a proper send off. more than 2200000 people have died from the corona virus worldwide so far some countries even have to create new space for the graves of many cemeteries are like assembly lines of wakes and funerals. the country make has made one of the most traumatic experiences in a person's life even harder to cope with. were camped out overnight in special want to get germans and i have to say those images are hard to bear but that's the reality millions are living with since the start of this pandemic the death toll is overwhelming also for those whose job it is to give the deceased a dignified sendoff. there should be a moment of prayer but there's no time for that there were simply too many coffins too many bodies arriving at the dubai owned crematorium in saxony. and some days there are more bodies than we

moore with the national. >>clapped the 100 year-old died yesterday after testing positive for coronavirus earlier today parliament held a minute's silence to remember the world war 2 veteran. captain sir thomas more shot to fame in the early days of the pandemic after he raised more than 40 million dollars. >>for the national health service in recognition for those efforts he was knighted by queen elizabeth in a ceremony last year. >>still ahead tonight a day we are just 4 days away from the big game and tonight we're going behind the scenes of the tampa bay bucks who have been nfl leaders when it comes to diversity. >>plus one age group could be responsible for more than half of new covid cases. doctors are blaming for being super spreaders. >>and 2020 young adults were the main drivers of the covid pandemic that's what a new study is showing tonight kron 4 sanaz tahernia takes a closer look at the study and what bay area health officials say about the findings. the journal science published a study wednesday showing up people ages 20 to 49. >>are the main spreaders of covid-19 in the united states researchers over at imperial college london collected cell phone data from more than 10 milli