that's anthony mason and tony dokoupil. washington and many state capitols are high alert two days before the inauguration. how officials hope to keep americans safe as potential new threats emerge. >>> president-elect biden has ambitious plans on everything from the coronavirus to the economy. we'll show you what he'll do on day one to undo some of president trump's policies. >>> it's a race against time to kick-start america's vaccine rollout. why a new covid strain could derail efforts to control the pandemic. >>> and president putin's strongest critic, alexei is in custody after returning to russia. what's next for the opposition leader who survived an assassination attempt. >>> first, here's today's "eye opener," it's your world in 90 seconds. >> not only is the inauguration itself a target. we know that there are planned events leading up to it. >> reporter: state capitols bracing for possible chaos ahead of this wednesday's inauguration. >> there is a very visible security presence on the streets. what is your unders

that's anthony mason, and that's tony dokoupil.erge of an historic transfer of power with an inauguration like no other. we're learning new details of the incoming administration's plans to undo the legacy of then >>>side tru aoues 0ardons and mmutations including form respect to adviser steve bannon. who else is on the list. >>> washington, d.c., is on lockdown with extraordinary security, and why at least a dozen national guard troops have been removed from their posts. >>> and an inspiring message from the new

you'll see me out there again. >> it's tony dokoupil. when you play, when you perform, you take such evident joy in the act itself. it's on your face, it's in your body. can you put into words in a pg fashion for a morning show what exactly it feels like for you to play music? >> to me music is a spiritual practice. it's something that has been passed down from the ancestors of all of humanity as something we use to come together. whether it's for rituals, whether it's for celebration, whether it's for some form of worship, whatever it is, social gatherings, music is always that fabric that ties us together. and i feel when i'm playing i'm a conduit for the whole of humanity. and that's what makes me so happy. i feel that i'm never alone. >> we can't let this end right now without talking about "soul." that's the disney movie that has gotten rave reviews. and you are like the essence -- it's almost like your life's story here. whwhat was itt like to o see th ththe b big screen?? >> i cried.d. itit was a amazing t to have wr music foror t

i'm gayle king with tony dokoupil and anthony mason.rioters had inside help. >>> some businesses consider incentives to encourage workers to get covid vaccinations. how one company may be setting an example. >>> kids talk with elmo from "sesame street" about living with the pandemic and how to be safe. >> he's got some ideas. first, here's today's "eye ope opener" at 8:00. >> less than a week before president trump leaves office, he's earned the distinction of being the only president who has been impeached twice. would take a two-thirds majority in the senate to convict president trump and prevent him from ever running again. >> the president's strongest condemnation so far after the attacks last week on the u.s. capitol, it came nearly a week after the fact, facing criticism from members of his own party. >> what is this calculation here? >> his calculation, quite simply, tony, to try to preserve what remains of his legacy as president, so it is not incinerated before the public's eyes by second round of violence. >> california's read

tony dokoupil is up first. >> i have a very interesting story.ther introduced them and she did chores for this 93-year-old widower. she didn't have a lot of money, the family was poor. it was suggested that marrying him could help her get off the farm and she would get his pension from the union army. >> wow. >> she never applied for it because of a dispute, according to her, with one of his children and so she went on to live her honorable life. but that is how it happened, gayle, to answer the question. and it is a remarkable connection to something that happened 156 years ago, the civil war. >> i still don't like a 17-year-old marrying a 93. i hate to ask this question, but did they have children? >> they did not have children and she never remarried and never had children. she said he was incredibly kind and nice and charitable and was just trying to give her a leg up in life. her family seems to agree. it was not like that. >> okay, okay, i feel better. >>> continuing our celebration of old ladies, because, listen, i hope to be an old lady o

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. a troubling new strain of the coronavirus is now in the u.s., making vaccination efforts even more urgent. we'll talk to the new director of the cdc about the challenges. >>> we're learning new details about a deadly liquid nitrogen leak at a georgia poultry plant that killed six workers. we're outside the plant where there's a claim the company's leadership knew about a leak. >>> outrage grows in the david versus goliath showdown over gamestop's stock. why some argue wall street is being protected at the expense of main street investors. >>> and we honor the brilliance of actress cicely tyson after her death at the age of 96. what she told us in one of her last interviews about how she wanted to be remembered. this is a tough one. >>> first, here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> non-u.s. citizens from south africa traveling here, that ban goes into effect saturday. >> i meep, it takes a little bit of time to put these restrictions in place. >> reporter: the south

aim gayle king with tony dokoupil an anthony mason.rgia official to find him votes to wing the state. >>> the coronavirus vaccine rollout is much slower than promise. surgeon general jerome adams will join us. >>> talking the talk. new co-host amanda kloots on her exciting new gig. >> first today's eye opener at 8:00. a stunning phone call where president trump is heard pressuring officials to overturn the election that he lost. >> the president does vaguely threaten the state election officials implying they could be prosecuted for not doing what he want. >> what is the end game here? >> the president wants to exert whatever fleeting power and pressure he hill has within the confines of the white house cano change the outcome of this election. >> california's nancy pelosi narrowly won her bid for re-election as speaker of the house. >>> the head of "operation warp speed" is floating an idea that could stretch the vaccine doses that they have. taking the vaccines they have and halving them. they trigger an identical immune dose as full

you know that's tony dokoupil.president tomorrow. what to expect from his inauguration and his administration. >>> president trump will leave a divided nation behind him, major garrett show shares his reporters notebook of covering four turbulent years. >>> what you don't know about our government can hurt our democracy. the surprising things we discovered when we asked everyday americans about the constitution. >> we learned that in elementary school. >> and we forgot it. >> first, here's today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >> this checkpoint in the armed national guard here ready to counter any potential violence. >> president-elect biden may have to begin his term with a team of all acting, not permanent cabinet members. >> two words for today, pardons and commutations. sources here at the white house tell us president trump could issue up to 100 of them. >> there are still pockets of extreme spread around the country. take california. they had 3 million cases thus far. >> 100 million shots in the first 100 days. soun

i'm tony dokoupil with michelle miller and vlad duthiers.mbitious goal. >> urgent new efforts under way to tackle the right wing domestic terror threat after the assault on the capitol. former homeland security secretary michael chertoff will tell us what he thinks must be done. >> and gayle talks to melinda gates about fighting pandemics and misinformation on social media. >> but, first, here's today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >> a bold new plan from president biden. he says the goal is to get 300 million americans vaccinated by the fall. >> if you or someone you know is trying to get the vaccine and the supply is too low, know that you're not alone. the supply is dwindling. >> we knew the race for vaccines would be competitive but now it is getting ugly. a dispute threatens supplies here while world leaders accuse rich nations of nationalism and hoarding. >> the rain blowing sideways now, the wind is gusting up to 60 miles per hour. the storm is now expected to stall and it could dump up to a foot of rain in some parts of california. when it

tony dokoupil, anthony mason.is take on that, and new variants of this virus. >>> sacha b baron cohenen says was c completelyy mad to have d his latestst boborat movivie, t how dangerousus it w was in our exclusive interview the actor reveals whether he'll do another one. >>> a joyful moment decades in the making. incoming harvard student whose acceptance went viral talks about the extraordinary immigration hurdles the family had to overcome. >> this is such a great story. >>> first, here is today's" o e opener at 8:00. >>> millions of americans are are running into obstacles as they try to get vaccinated during the deadliest days of the pandemic. >> here in arizona, they used less than half of their available doses. even though mask vaccination sites like this are booked solid for weeks. >> the race to vaccinate is even more urgent due to the more contagious variants of the virus. >> there was swift backlash last night over a plan to move some national guard troops out of the capitol building. >> house speaker na

this is tony dokoupil. moving on with hope.ow people around the world are saying good-bye to a year we will never forget. and ringing in the new year. plus, some of our favorite interviews from the past year. >>> health and happiness in 2021. we'll talk to experts about maintaining your physical and mental health. and keeping your finances in good shape. >> katy perry smiles. see gayle's candid conversation with the pop star about motherhood and her deeply personal new music. >> and a glimpse of what's to come. we'll talk to a futurist looking at long-term trends amid the pandemic for clues about work, school and travel in the months ahead. >> first, on this 1st, get it, here's today's "eye opener." it's your world in 90 seconds. >> 3, 2, 1! >> people around the world began ringing in the new year. >> even with spectacular fireworks displays, the celebration in many places looked and felt a lot different. >> the senate remains at a stalemate regarding covid relief checks. >> borrowing from our grandkids to do socialism for rich

and tony dokoupil. states of potential danger from armed supporters of president trump. plus, why two capitol police officers were suspended for their actions with the mob. >>> democratic lawmakers in the house push for an impeachment vote as soon as tomorrow. how a trial could complicate president-elect biden's plans. >>> as covid numbers states desperately trying to implement new strategies to assuha

and tony dokoupil.ew warnings from the fbi in all 50 states of potential danger from armed supporters of president trump. plus, why two capitol police officers were suspended for their actions with the mob. >>> democratic lawmakers in the house push for an impeachment vote as soon as tomorrow. how a trial could complicate president-elect biden's plans. >>> as covid numbers states desperately trying to implement new strategies to assure that americans get their shots. >>> and we have a candid conversation with comedian chris rock about family and race at this critical time for america. but first, here's today's "eye opener," it's your world in 90 seconds. >> they came to assassinate our leaders and members of congress. and we have to take that as deadly serious. >> house democrats unveil their impeachment resolution. >> the president of the united states authorized an attack from one branch of government to another. >> the number one, two, three individuals in the presidential line of succession under si

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. >>> dr.eborah birx gives cbs news a stunning inside look at the trump white house's response to handling this pandemic. how she says her message was being undermined and why she says she did not quit. >>> we'll talk to dr. anthony fauci this morning about that interview and the biden administration's latest efforts to control the virus. >>> plus, why the nearly $2 trillion covid relief plan faces new pushback. >>> lawmakers today will move closer to an impeachment trial of former president trump. but will republicans now oppose the idea of convicting him? >>> and the match-up is set for super bowl lv on cbs. it's youth versus experience as patrick mahomes and tom brady face off in a game that's already making history. >> great games yesterday. but first here's today's "eye opener," it's your world in 90 seconds. >> the plane is in a nose-dive, and we've got to pull it up. you're not going to do that overnight. we're going to pull it up. we have to. pull it up. failure's not an option. >> repo

that is tony dokoupil. wild weather slams huge areas of the country with a deadly tornado in the south and a massive winter storm in the midwest. some places could have historic snowfall. >>> house democrats walk the new article of impeachment against former president trump to the senate. accusing him of inciting the deadly assault on the capitol. what senators will be doing today ahead of the trial. >>> california lifts statewide stay-at-home orders while coronavirus numbers go down but concern remains sky high as health officials are responding to new strains of ththe virus. >>>>> and tyleler perry hehelps address vavaccine hesisitancy wa new spspecial. we talked d to him abobout his message for anyone who might be reluctant to get a shot. >> got lots to say about this. >>> but first, here's today's "eye opener," it's your world in 90 seconds. >> his act on the 6th was the most despicable thing any president has ever done. and he is the worst president ever. >> house lawmakers delivered a single article o

s birthday, i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. >>> a massive show of force in the nation'slence before the inauguration. plus, new details about the rioters including how some used military-style tactics. >>> prpresident-elelect biden n proposes nearly $2 trillion in new covid crisis relief. who will be covered, and why there may be a fight to get it through congress. >>> the u.s. suffers the deadliest week of the pandemic so far. many americans who should have a vaccca

i'm gayle king with anthony mason, that is tony dokoupil. president trump is impeached again. time with some house republicans voting yes. what it could mean for the showdown in the senate and why president trump is speaking out now to condemn the capitol violence. >>> tens of thousands of troops pour into washington to protect congress and the next president. we'll show you the fbi's latest evidence of ongoing threats that has the capitol on high alert. >>> disneyland is on the front lines in the fight against the coronavirus. we're at the theme park where vaccine distribution is speeding

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. a troubling new strain of the coronavirus is now in the u.s., making vaccination efforts even more urgent. we'll talk to the new director of the cdc about the challenges. >>> we're learning new details about a deadly liquid nitrogen leak at a georgia poultry plant that killed six workers. we're outside the plant where there's a claim the company's leadership knew about a leak. >>> outrage grows in the david versus goliath showdown over gamestop's stock. why some argue wall street is being protected at the expense

that's anthony mason and tony dokoupil.ashington and many state capitols are high alert two days before the inauguration. how officials hope to keep americans safe as potential new threats emerge. >>> president-elect biden has ambitious plans on everything from the coronavirus to the economy. we'll show you what he'll do on day one to undo some of president trump's policies. >>> it's a race against time tol why a tcontrol the pandemic. >>> and president putin's strongest critic, alexei

that is tony dokoupil. of the country with a deadly tornado in the south and a massive winter storm in the midwest. some places could have historic snowfall. >>> house democrats walk the new article of impeachment against former president trump to the senate. accusing him of inciting the deadly assault on the capitol.e. >>> california lifts statewide stay-at-home orders while coronavirus numbers go down but concern remains sky high as

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. >>> president biden starts his first full day in office pushing for unity after a big day of celebration and traditn.we'll ha inaugution thashed t >>> the new president's work begins with the rollout of dozens of executive orders and actions, but he's already facing pushback from republicans. we'll talk to his new press secretary, jen psaki. >>> states are running short of vaccine doses at one of the deadliest times in the pandemic. the urgent pleas for help, plus a look at the new phenomena, vaccine tourism.

i'm tony dokoupil with michelle miller. gayle king and anthony mason are off.mbitious plan to get most americans vaccinated by the end of summer, early fall at the la latest. we will talk about how he will remove log jams and schools to reopen. >>> former democrats trying to convict the former president in the senate get off to a rocky start. most of the republicans vote against the trial and there's a health scare for the presiding senator. >>> new video shows

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil.rgent new questions on the assault on capitol hill after a police officer dies of his injuries. we'll show you the expanding investigation into the rioters. >> president trump is now condemning the violence after stoking anger for months. the new calls to remove him from office and the rising number of trump administration officials who are resigning. >> the pandemic passes a terrible milestone for deaths. we hear heartbreaking stories of families ripped apart by covid-19. >> plus, our exclusive interview with a woman who falsely accused a black teenager of stealing her phone. why she confronted him in the hotel lobby and why she's now apologizing. first, here's today's "eye opener." it's your world in 90 seconds. >> they weren't protesters. don't dare call them protesters. they were a riotous mob. insurrectionists. >> the fallout continues in washington after a violent mob stormed the u.s. capitol. >> the capitol police officer has died as a result of his injuries. >> the president ne

i'm gayle king with tony dokoupil and anthony mason.sident trump for inciting the capitol riot. we'll talk to congressman adam schiff who led efforts to impeach him the first time. >> the family of a baoy falsely accused how they're recovering from the encounter. >>> saddle up and read, see one woman's mission to encourage literacy with her lifelong love for horses. >> i like that. first here's today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >> we're learning more and more about how close we came to even more violence when a mob whipped up by president trump stormed the u.s. capitol. >> last night the house speaker nancy pelosi announced a vote on a resolution demanding that the vice president invoke the 25th amendment if that doesn't work, she says they're moving the next day to plan b. impeachment. >> investigators are exploring whether some protesters came armed to harm lawmakers and even take hostages. >>> sources tell cbs news president trump has not spoken with his vice president since last wednesday, even though vice president pence has been recei

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. the house will hold an historic vote to impeach president trump for the second time but new signs that senate majority leader mitch mcconnell may be open to impeachment. >>> the fbi now says they did warn law enforcement of a war at the capitol the day before the deadly attack. new details on the charges and who was allegedly involved, including a gold medal olympic swimmer. >>> a major new effort is under way this morning to speed up coronavirus vaccinations. we'll tell you who may be newly eligible. >>> plus, our exclusive conversation with apple ceo tim cook. what the company's going to address racial inequality in the current political moment. they've got big plans. >>> first, here's today's "eye opener." it's your world in 90 seconds. >> the president called for this seditious attack. >> it he's not protecting the public from mob insurrection. >> a growing number of republicans are on board. >> while the president of the united states incites this attack without consequences a di

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil.ssault on capitol hill after a police officer dies of his injuries. we'll show you the expanding investigation into the rioters. >> president trump is now condemning the violence after stoking anger for months. the new calls to remove him from office and the rising number of trump administration officials who are resigning. >> the pandemic passes a terrible milestone for deaths. we hear heartbreaking stories of families ripped apart by covid-19. >> plus, our exclusive interview with a woman who falsely accused a black teenaof

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. glad to be here.resident biden unveils a sweeping national plan to fight the coronavirus but warns it could take months to turn things around. why some say his vaccination goals are just not ambitious enough. >>> millions of americans desperate to get shots face confusion and delays as the virus mutates. we take you inside a lab in south africa studying a new strain that could be resistant to antibodies. >>> anger erupts overnight as thousands of national guard

welcome to cbs this morning, it's monday, january 11th, 2021, i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupileme danger lawmakers and staff faced during that attack. >>> big tech cracks down on hate on social media, how companies like amazon, apple and google are trying to stop new attempts to organize violence online. >> america is still struggling to meet covid vaccination targets as the death toll spirals. we'll take you to a hard hit california area where hospitals are barely keeping up. >> and more of our exclusive interview

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. >>> breaking news, an historic election in georgiaof the two runoff seats that will decide who controls the senate. we'll talk with senator-elect raphael warnock. >>> president trump pressures vice president mike pence to defy the constitution and refuse to confirm joe biden's electoral victory. the latest on the gop efforts and the protests expected today on capitol hill. >>> the covid outbreak overwhelms health care workers and california hospitals are running out of oxygen supplies. we'll go inside one hospital where doctors say many young people are dying.

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. >>> dr.a stunning inside look at the trump white house's response to handling this pandemic. how she says her message was being undermined and why she says she did not quit. >>> we'll talk to dr. anthony fauci this morning about that interview and the biden administration's lt fos to control the virus. >>> plus, why the nearly $2 trillion covid relief plan faces new pushback. >>> lawmakers today will move closer to an impeachment trial of former president trump. but will republicans now oppose the idea of convicting him?

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil.president-elect joe biden is getting ready to set a new course for the nation including an ambitious plan to overhaul immigration. plus, we'll take a look at new security concerns just before his inauguration. >>> president trump's final day in the white house. we look at what to expect over the next 24 hours and who may be on his list of pardons, plus, why some of his new neighbors in florida are already fighting his arrival. >>> we're learning new details about the dangers of the coronavirus in kids. the te

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil.eorgia could make history today with two runoff elections. how trump's baseless claims of a rigged election could impact the race. >> the battle against the pandemic intensifies with one hospital even treating patients in a gift shop. we'll show you how millions who get sick with the virus still haven't fully recovered. >> we have part two of our exclusive cbs news investigation into doctors who keep practicing after they have harmed patients. we try to get answers from a medical board considering the case of one surgeon in

i'm gayle king with tony dokoupil. that is anthony mason.washington, d.c. fromom threats to the inauguration. >>> high school students talk to award winning author jason reynolds abobout the pandemic, w it changeded their lives and thr hopes for r the futurere. >>>> and actoror folakake o olou talks to us about a surprise plot twist in her comedy "bob hearts abishola". >> it is a good show too. first, here is today's eye opener at 8:00. >>> law enforcement officials say we face an unprecedented threat of violent extremism from other americans. >> massive trucks, this is called a five ton truck, it is blocking this road and you can see scenes like this all across d.c. as security ramps up. >> president-elect biden is urging lawmakers to pass this package, but speed may be a challenge. the president-elect says they should split up their workdays to get it all done. >> look, over the last ten months we told you the stories of doctors and nurses, social workers and chaplains, this morning it is the frontline workers, first line workers. >> somet

i'll gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. extraordinary push by president trump.how the president tried to pressure a georgia official to find votes to help him win. >> the spiraling covid crisis gets even worse after a busy holiday. we show you why vaccine distribution has fallen far behind schedule. >> an exclusive cbs news investigation. are doctors protecting their own at the expense of patients? we'll reveal how state medical boards often look the other way when it comes to malpractice. >>> and the new year brings new co-hosts on "the talk." we'll talk with

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil.se will hold an historic vote to impeach president trump for the second time but new signs that senate majority leader mitch mcconnell may be open to impeachment. >>> the fbi now says they did warn law enforcement of a war at the capitol the day before the deadly attack. new details on the charges and who was allegedly involved, including a gold medal olympic swimmer. >>> a major new effort is under way this morning to speed up coronavirus vna

this is tony dokoupil. moving on with hope.d the world are saying good-bye to a year we will never forget. and ringing in the new year. plus, some of our favorite interviews from the past year. >>> health and happiness in 2021. we'll talk to experts about maintaining your physical and mental health. and keeping your finances in good shape. >> katy perry smiles. see gayle's candid conversation with the pop star about motherhood and her deeply personal new music. >> and a glimpse of what's to come. we'll talk to a futurist looking at long-term trends amid the

i'm anthony mason with tony dokoupil and "cbs this morning saturday" co-host michelle miller.le king is off. >>> a new government warning of tough weeks ahead in the pandemic could complicate plans to reopen schools. also, we're in wuhan where investigators are starting their long-delayed search for the origins of the virus. >>> homeland security issues are rare, domestic terror alerts citing the threat of more violence after the capitol riot. prosecutors say a possible pipe bomb plot by an

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil.eorgia could make history today with two runoff elections. how trump's baseless claims of a rigged election could impact the race. >> the battle against the pandemic intensifies with one hospital even treating patients in a gift shop. we'll show you how millions who get sick with the virus still haven't fully recovered. >> we have part two of our exclusive cbs news investigation into doctors who keep practicing after they have harmed patients. we try to get answers from a medical board considering the case of one surgeon in particular. >> and the book of life. henry lewis gates jr. helps people discover their family roots and revealed a hidden part of my own family history. i think i'm anthony and tony's cousin. first, it's today's "eye opener." it's your world in 90 seconds. >> by electing jon and the reverend you could make an immediate difference in your own lives. the lives of the people all across this country. >> president trump and president-elect joe biden were both in georgia

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. >>> president biden starts his first full day in office pushing for unity after a big day of celebration and tradition. we'll have the highlights of an inauguration that showed the strength of our democracy. >>> the new president's work begins with the rollout of dozens of executive orders and actions, but he's already facing pushback from republicans. we'll talk to his new press secretary, jen psaki. >>> states are running short of vaccine doses at one of the deadliest times in the pandemic. the urgent pleas for help, plus a look at the new phenomena, vaccine tourism. >>> and we talk with amanda gorman, the young poet who captivated the inauguration with her courage and conviction. >> she did. she was knockout. >>> first, today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> deserve, protect, and defend -- >> the constitution of the united states -- >> the constitution of the united states. >> so help you god? >> so help me god. >> reporter: the united states officially has a new commander in chief. >> joe biden now the 46th president

tony dokoupil is at the capitol. good morning. that's just a greeting because there's nothing good about this today. >> this is not a good morning. you have to reach back more than 200 years in our history to find any day that compares to this one. i would say that i am without words to describe it except there's a phrase from president trump's own inaugural address that fits and that is, american carnage. take the wider shot of my location you'll see that everything appears quiet and everything is at this hour. but that was not the case here yesterday. trump incites mob. that's the headline from "the new york times." "the washington post" meanwhile comes in with "trump mob storms capitol." and that pretty much captures how it went here yesterday in the waning days of president trump's term as the house and senate were inside counting electoral votes. thousands of supporters of the president smashed their way into the building behind me forcing lawmakers into shelter and pretty much having their way with the capitol building until

that's anthony mason, and that's tony dokoupil. america's on the verge of an historic transfer of power with an inauguration like no other. we're learning new details of the incoming administration's plans to undo the legacy of then >>>side tru aoues 0ardons and mmutations including form respect to adviser steve bannon. who else is on the list. >>> washington, d.c., is on lockdown with extraordinary security, and why at least a dozen national guard troops have been removed from their posts. >>> and an inspiring message from the new generation of leaders. youth laureate amanda gorman takes the microphone at todare her message of hope. >> you talk to her, she's so good. >>> here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> as i prepare to hand power over to a new administration, i want you to know that the movement we started is only just beginning. >> reporter: the historic day for our country. in just hours, joe biden will be sworn in as the 46th president of the united states. >> to heal, we must remember -- >> the preside