i'm anthony mason with tony dokoupil. king is off, so adriana diaz is with us. >>> president biden meets face to face with russia's vladimir putin in an historic summit in switzerland. norah o'donnell leads our coverage from geneva where both sides are expected to talk tough. >>> russia's military build-up is just one of many topics the presidents will likely address. how president biden could confront putin over ukraine, cyberattacks, and the imprisonment of americans in russia. >>> the u.s. surpasses 600,000 deaths in the covid pandemic, but the latest numbers suggest we are beating back the virus. dr. anthony

i'm anthony mason with tony dokoupil. gayle king is off so elizabeth diaz is with us. >>> we're looking at the heat dome that's worsening a drought and promoting dangerous fires. >> a contagious fear across the west in people who aren't vaccinated. what you need to know that is so critical. >>> paid family leave between two guys holding their babies. i talked to a congressman who was the first to take paternity leave and why he wants to make it available to all new dads. >>> juneteenth is america's first federal holiday in decades, but it didn't happen without fighting. the hidden history of how we arrived at this deeply symbolic moment. >> it's a big one. but first here's "your world in 90 secondnds." >>> more than 200 records broken across the cocountry. a mega heatt wave coming days before the official start of summer. >>> palm springs at 122, the hottest june day you have ever had. and tomorrow it's still just as hot. >>> the supreme court upheld obamacare 7-2. >> the majority include two justices appointed by former

. >> tony dokoupil joins us from new york. good morning. >>> good morning.d on cbs this morning the cdc director will join us to talk about the biden administration's new push to get more americans vaccinated as demand for doses appears to be slowing down. also, more concerns for summer olympics as thousands of volunteers quit with much of japan still under a covid state of emergency. >>> a violin virtuoso debuted when she was 11 years old. she tells vladimir duthiers more. >> before you go, congrats on your new blessing. >> are you getting any sleep yet? >> no, morning show reasons and baby reasons. there is no sleep in the house right now. can't happen. >> thank you. >>> an emotional battle over raising of the pride flag, first time the city is taking such a step. the gilroy mayol members voted commemorative flag policy. the council voted to declare june pride month and fly the flag at city hall. the mayor says she wishes they had more time to discuss the proposal especially when the city is dealing with the pandemic. >> my focus has been on getting us bac

. >> tony dokoupil joins us live. can't say happy friday. >> we do not. i look forward to seeing his ties too. >> yeah, he always has great ties. oh we talked him up. we talked about his tie. >> are you there? >> we were just complimenting your tie. >> can you hear me? can you see me? i was hearing that. thank you very much. a subdued tie this morning, there are little lady bugs on it. that's kind of fun. i am glad we have each other. i can give you a preview of what's ahead, stories of hope in a difficult situation as rescue effort continues for those missing after the deadly building collapse near miami. we talk to state officials about the investigation into what may have caused this tragedy. >>> we are in minneapolis as city prepares for sentencing of derek chauvin for murder of george floyd. what family members hope to hear from the judge. >>> pride celebrations taking place across the country. we will hear from parents of lgbtq kids and adults about their journeys and why they say they're proud. any parent will

that's anthony mason, that's tony dokoupil.ings traditional american diplomacy back to the world stage, why other g7 leaders are describing him as a breath of fresh air as he seeks so reset relations with america's closest allies. >> the cdc calls an emergency meeting after extremely rare cases of heart inflammation were found in more than 200 young people who got the pfizer or moderna

i'm gayle king, that's anthony mason, that's tony dokoupil. let's go. >>> the u.s. agrees to send much-needed covid shots to other countries. we're taking you to alabama, where less than one-third of the population is fully vaccinated. >>> the pentagon weighs in on those mysterious flying objects reported by its own pilots. how a soon to be published report is likely to fuel the debate over ufos and whether the truth is actually out there. >>> president biden backs away from a major tax hike on corporations to play for his infrastructure plan. why his concession may not be enough to win republican support. >>> coach k, a living legend in college basketball. we will talk with coach about leaving duke after 40 seasons and over 400 victories. >>> but first your "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> as covid vaccines in the u.s. plummeted. >> our goal in sharing our vaccines is in service of ending the pandemic globally. it's as simple as that. >> the justice department says it is so concerned, it's now going to handle ransomware investigatio

i'm anthony mason with tony dokoupil. gayle king is off, so adriana diaz is with us. >>> president biden meets face to face with russia's vladimir putin in an historic summit in switzerland. norah o'donnell leads our coverage from geneva where both sides are expected to talk tough. >>> russia's military build-up is just one of many topics the presidents will likely address. how president biden could confront putin over ukraine, cyberattacks, and the imprisonment of americans in russia. >>> the u.s. surpasses 600,000 deaths in the covid pandemic, but the latest numbers suggest we are beating back the virus. dr. anthony fauci will tell us why we should be hopeful and cautious. >>> and texas is on the verge of he heat wave. how lives are on the line again after the deadly blackouts in the winter. >>> first, here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> reporter: president biden wants to leave mr. putin with a clear understanding of how america will respond if russia does threaten u.s. national interests again. >>

here we are, tony dokoupil.depokel. for reasons that have never been explained in the tur family, all the children have the middle name bear. >> can we go back to the picture with teddy in the picture with his baby sister? i'm curious about how that's going. >> everybody is curious about how that's going. and it's not going well. i think we kind of -- par for the course. >> i remember when will came home. they're 11 months apart. kirby had the attitude of how long is he saying? >> he thinks it's temporary. every morning i've gotten him out of his crib. i tried to bring him in with the baby and katy and have a sweet morning, and he'snsistent, no baby sister. >> but that's changing, don't you think? >> he's beginning to be helpful. if she drops her cap, he'll pick it up. he'll get a diaper. he'll do a happy dance. my insight from the baby is whoever said sleeps like a baby did not have a baby anywhere near them. they don't sleep at all. >> my son did not sleep through the night until he was two. >> we're glad you'

that's tony dokoupil let's go. breaking overnight overnight, the u.s. donates 500 million dose he is of vaccine to help in the pandemic. how the biden administration sets a new phone as the president kicks off the first big trip overseas. >> terrifying video shows a state trooper causing a pregnant woman to crash her car, flipping it over. the latest controversy or a context that police use nationwide. >>> learns lost $227 million last year to fake sweep stakes and lottery scams. we have an exclusive look at a new report on how you can avoid falling prey. >>> and who better to help us spring in summer than the mayor of marthaville. jimmie buffett. we ask him with capturing the pre-pandemic feeling. >>> first today's eye opener. your world in 90 seconds. >> the g-7 to the nato ministerial and then to meet with mr. putin to let him know what i want him to know. >>> president biden arrives in the uk for the first overseas trip with plans to give half a billion vaccines to the world. >>> a watchdog report found police did not clear laugh yit park last june

tony dokoupil talks with congressman and former nfl linebacker colin allred about his decision to takeed the first paternity break in congressional history. >>> plus, after juneteenth was made a federal holiday, we'll remember the unsung heroes who made the historic moment possible. >>> and in honor of father's day, legendary drummer max weinberg and his daughter shared an inspiring story about a painful journey that strengthened their bond. news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great weekend. ♪

i'm gayle king, anthony mason and that's tony dokoupil.t stake, plus the criticism vice president kamala harris faces as she returns from mexico. >>> a stunning new report reveals the richest americans really aren't like us when it comes to paying taxes. how multibillionaires like jeff bezos and elon musk legally avoid most income taxes. >>> a new weight loss drug is approved by the fda for the first time in seven years. th. jon lapook will break down

i'm gail king, anthony mason, 20e and that's tony dokoupil. here we go. >>> hundreds of arrests, how the fbi and its partners managed to fool criminals of its own trade. >>> also breaking, multiple websites around the world are down it due to internet outages. which sites are affected and what may have caused the shutdown. >>> the government hits back at hackers after the ransomware attack that forced the closure of a major u.s. pipeline. how the fbi got most of the money back and what's next in the battle of cyberattacks. >>> zbrgrammy nominated musicias joining another group, people who summited mt. everyboett. next on "cbs this morning," he will tell us about hissed venture. >>> bravo. first, here's your world in 90 seconds. >> a tornado coming here! >> in colorado, a tornado carving out a 14-mile path of destruction. >> when i saw my car, that was devastating. >> i thought i better get my escape route plan. >> the doj recovered millions of dollars in ransom paid by clo colonial pipeline to a russian-linked criminal organization. >> we turn

i'm tony dokoupil with anthony mason.this morning." -- we'll talk with the young author. >>> and annie murphy w won fame anand acclaim on ""schitts cree" >> first here's today's eye opener at 8:00. >>> president biden is one day away from a face to face meeting with russian president vladimir putin. >>> mr. biden wants to demonstrate that he is going into this summit with the west united behind him. >> this trench looks like something out of the first world war. but some people say this is the front ride in a new cold war brewing between russia and the u.s. >>> throughout the past year the home of the dodgers here served as both a covid testing site and vaccination center. tonight the stadium opens to full capacity, 56,000 fans for the first time since the pandemic began. >>> after more than 200 remote episodes, the late show is welcoming back audiences and live guests. >> please give a big late show welcome to ebbycolbert. >> thank you for being here. >> okay. audience, he's all yours now. and don't forget to laugh, beca

i'm anthony mason with tony dokoupil.abeth diaz is with us. >>> we're looking at the heat dome that's worsening a drought and promoting dangerous fires. >> a contagious fear across the west in people who aren't vaccinated. what you need to know that is so

i'm anthony mason with tony dokoupil.s off, so adriana diaz is with us. >>> president biden's historic summit with vladimir putin ends with promises of cooperation but no breakthroughs. why it could take months for meaningful results to emerge. >>> extreme heat in the west is putting millions in danger and threatening the power supply in several states. the urgent warnings from officials and how climate change is playing a part. >>> first on "cbs this morning," a new lawsuit accuses the website

kevin, it's tony dokoupil.mentioned that she didn't realize that she could contest or end the conservatorship. but also that her medication was used as a sort of punishment. i interviewed britney in 2006 in new orleans. she was helping victims of katrina, taking them shopping. she was a vibrant young woman. then in december of 2008 at her birthday party, i interviewed her again. in my opinion, she was heavily medicated. and that was a red flag to us that this woman was so heavily medicated but was still trotted out in front of the cameras. and i was really, really surprised at that. now hearing these statements from britney it almost confirms what i thought. once again, i'm not a medical expert, but i'm telling you what it looked like to me when i saw her that night in 2008. >> sarah, what do you expect to happen next in this case? now after this statement? >> i think probably the next step will be that britney is likely to get a new lawyer. there was some alarming statements in what i read yesterday about the

i'm gayle king, that's anthony mason and tony dokoupil. we're ready to go. president biden launches an urgent effort to try to meet his covid vaccination goals. how corporate partners are offering incentives like free beer for shots. plus, the cdc director on why she's worried about a new wave of directions. >>> we're catta targeted new subways and vacation ferry service. the u.s. considers retaliation, but one security expert tells us why that may not solve the problem. shocking video shows deputies pinned down by gunfire from a 12-year-old boy and 14-year-old girl. see how they got the guns and what ended the 35-minute standoff. >> tokyo olympic organizers say the summer games will definitely begin 50 days from today. why japan's top covid adviser says it's a bad idea. >> that doesn't sound good. first here's today's "eye opener." it's your world in 90 seconds. >>> a month-long effort to pull all of the stops. >> president biden has new incentives to get 70% of all adults partially vaccinated by july 4th. >> anheuser-busch announced beer is on them july 4t

i'm anthony mason with tony dokoupil. gayle is off so saturday co-host michelle miller is here. >>> we're hearing stories of unspeakable tragedy after a storm tore through alabama. what we're learning about a crash that killed nine children on a rain-soaked highway. >>> controversy rages after the fda approves an alzheimer's drug against the advice of an ad advisory panel. first on "cbs this morning" we hear from a doctor who resigned from the committee in protest. >>> and we'll have kevin boseman's first tv interview since the death of his brother chadwick boseman. how kevin is now dancing against cancer. >>> first, here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> reporter: in alabama nine children are among the dead in a collision caused by tropical storm claudette. >> it's a national tragedy when you lose this many children. >> reporter: a tornado tore through the suburbs of chicago. >> oh, my goodness. what are we going do? what do you do in this situation? >> reporter: senate democrats go on the offense this

i'm gayle king, anthony mason and that's tony dokoupil.t's at stake, plus the criticism vice president kamala harris faces as she returns from mexico. >>> a stunning new report reveals the richest americans really aren't like us when it comes to paying taxes. how multibillionaires like jeff bezos and elon musk legally avoid most income taxes. >>> a new weight loss drug is approved by the fda for the first time in seven years. dr. jon lapook will break down the pros and cons. and the musical "in the heights" comes to the big screen this week. the project's creator, lin manuel miranda and director jon m. chu how it could rescue american movie going. >> it's that good. >> first, today's here's today eye opener. it's your world in 90 seconds. >> more than 12,000 devices sending more than 27 million messages across more than a hundred countries. >> one of the largest gang and drug busts of all time and get this, it was all thank to a fake app. >> the very devices that the criminals use to hide their crimes were actually a beacon for law enforce

that's tony dokoupil. a painstaking search for more than 150 people still unaccounted for in the collapsed condo building in surfside, florida. families hope and pray for a miracle. we've got now information about why the building may have fallen. >>> a dangerous heat wave in the pacific northwest is shahatteri recordrd highs in n places wheh manyny don't have air conditioners. what's behind this once in a 1,000-year event and how long it might last. >>> a popular test to screen colon cancer at home can lead to some unexpected medical costs for some people. anna werner investigates. >>> is it safe to go on a cruise? we're aboard the first big u.s. cruise ship to set sail during the pandemic. >> trying to get back to normal. >>> first, here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> reporter: the painstaking search for victims intensified even as hopes diminish that anyone would be found alive. >> we have to make sure that we hold on to that hope. >> reporter: shocking details about a 2018 report

i'm anthony mason with tony dokoupil.le is off so saturday co-host michelle miller is here. >>> we're hearing stories of unspeakable tragedy after a storm tore through alabama. what we're learning about a crash that killed nine children on a rain-soaked highway. >>> controversy rages after the fda approves an alzheimer's drug against the advice of an ad advisory panel. first on "cbs this morning" we hear from a doctor who resigned from the committeen

i'm gail king, anthony mason, 20e and that's tony dokoupil.reds of arrests, how the fbi and its partners managed to fool criminals of its own trade. >>> also breaking, multiple websites around the world are down it due to internet outages. which sites are affected and what may have caused the shutdown. >>> the government hits back at hackers after the ransomware attack that forced thesu

i'm gayle king, that's anthony mason, that's tony dokoupil. let's go. >>> the u.s.o send much-needed covid shots to other countries. we're taking you to alabama, where less than one-third of the population is fully vaccinated. >>> the pentagon weighs in on those mysterious flying objects reported by its own pilots. how a soon to be published report is likely to fuel the debate over ufos and whether the truth is actually out

that's tony dokoupil let's go. breaking overnight overnight, the u.s.is of vaccine to help in the pandemic. how the biden administration sets a new phone as the president kicks off the first big trip overseas. >> terrifying video shows a state trooper causing a pregnant woman to crash her car, flipping it over. the latest controversy or a context that police use nationwide. >>> learns lost $227 million last year to fake sweep stakes d

i'm anthony mason with tony dokoupil, gayle king is off so adriana diaz is with us. >> president bidene to face with russia's vladimir putin right now in an historic summit in switzerland. norah o'donnell leads our coverage from geneva where both sides are expected to talk tough. >>> the u.s. surpasses 600,000 deaths in the covid pandemic. the latest numbers suggest we are beating back the virus. dr. anthony fauci will tell us why we should be both hopeful and cautious. >>> and tex

. >> tony dokoupil joins us now from new york. good morning to you. >>> good morning.is morning, latest on record breaking heat wave gripping parts of the country. a mega drought affecting hoover dam's ability to provide water for millions. the drastic decision that may be needed to tackle the issue. >>> prince harry and meghan welcome a new baby girl. what this means for their tense relationship with the royal family. >>> spring into summer celebrating return of the arts including live music. see which stars showed up for benefit concert in new york with audience of front line workers and one more person, our anthony mason. i got zero sleep last night. it's been a long weekend. >> we understand. >> a concert this weekend. >> and then a conference call afterward. >> you say baby and we understand. it's all good. >> see you at 7:00. maybe you can get a slight nap in. >> see you at 7:00. >>> check this out. this mobile orchestra in brazil finding a new way to get around covid restrictions. they performed variety of classical music while they drove through iconic beaches

that's tony dokoupil. search for more than 150 people still unaccounted for in the collapsed condo building in surfside, florida. families hope and pray for a miracle. we've got now information about why the building may have fallen. >>> a dangerous heat wave in the pacific northwest is shahatteri recordrd highs in n places wheh manyny don't have air conditioners. what's behind this once in a 1,000-year event and how long it might last. >>> a popular test to screen

tony dokoupil back for baby leave -- for now. >>> will the sun and fun be interrupted by another covidsk dr. ashish jha what to expect. >>> and capitol hill police officer brian sicknick's family talk about holding the january 6th rioters accountable for his death and the

i'm anthony mason with tony dokoupil, gayle king is off, adriana diaz is with us.den prepares for his high-stakes meeting with vladimir putin, a man he recently called a killer. how he's getting ready. plus we take you to the trenches of russia's conflict with ukraine. >>> amazon profits soared during the pandemic but some workers say the retailer is better at processing packages than managing people. "new york times" journalist jody cantor shares the results of a year-long investigation.

that's anthony mason, that's tony dokoupil. president biden brings traditional american diplomacy back to the world stage, why other g7 leaders are describing him as a breath of fresh air as he seeks so reset relations with america's closest allies. >> the cdc calls an emergency meeting after extremely rare cases of heart inflammation were found in more than 200 young people who got the pfizer or moderna vaccines. our dr. david agus will tell us what you should look out for. >>> cruise companies want to resume voyages but they're facing head hed winds in two key states, why governors in texexa and flororida are sdmademamandi drop a keyey prprotocol. >>> and james corden joins us to talk about his lead role as a bunny in the peter rehab it two, and the return of car pool karaoke. >> first, here's today's eye opener, it's your world in 90 seconds. >> the g7 summit starts today as president biden and world leaders outline their strategy to end the coronavirus pandemic. >> from security, nato, it's fantastic. it's a breath of fresh

i'm anthony mason with tony dokoupil, gayle king is off so adriana diaz is with us. >> president bidenmeeting face to face with russia's vladimir putin right now in an historic summit in switzerland. norah o'donnelevds where both sides are expected to talk tough. >>> the u.s. surpasses 600,000 deaths in the covid pandemic. the latest numbers suggest we are beating back the virus. dr. anthony fauci will tell us why we should be both hopeful and cautious. >>> and texas is on the verge of another energy crisis. this time during a heat wave. how lives are on the line again after the deadly blackouts in the winter. >> but first, here's today's eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. >>> president biden wants to leave mr. putin with a clear understanding of how america will respond if russia does threaten u.s. national interests again. >> all eyes are on geneva, switzerland. >> a high-stakes showdown between president biden and russia's president vladimir putin. the cease-fire appears to be over and the military carried out a series of air strikes after hamas launched balloons. >> southwest go

that's tony dokoupil. that's anthony mason. how safe is your sunscreen?an bibiaze aboutt her y years of musical activismsm. >>> > and paying ok imahomage t mississippi blues. >> first, here's today's eye opener at 8:00. >>> the fbi is investigating a cyber attack affecting a key part of the economy. now it's the meat industry. >>> jbs said it took immediate action once it realized that the systems were compromised and that it's doing all it can right now to restore the systems. >>> how aggressive should washington be in response. >> president biden is calling for a global coalition to hold the nation states who harbor the criminals accountable. >>> white house officials want at least a clear path forward on infrastructure by monday. they are worried, though, if a divided congress cannot reach compromise on this, they won't be able to achieve anything else on president biden's agenda. >> this is a missing person's case, but nothing has been ruled out. inve gators are using communities to try to find out what happened to him. >>> from the phoenix mercury ta

that's tony dokoupil. that's anthony mason.ients with diabetes as america's biggest retailer offers a way to get insulin for much less. we'll tell you who could benefit. > a sn violerime hi amerin durg the paemic, especially crimes involving guns. washington, d.c. mayor muriel bowser will join us to talk about how to stop it. >>> and serena williams is forced to bow out of wimbledon after an injury. see her emotional response and e support. >> love me some serena. >>> but first, here's today's eye opener at 8:00. >>> in florida, officials have now promised to convene a grand jury to investigate that devastating building collapse. >> rescue crews believe a part of the debris pile may actually be supporting that part of the building right there, which remains standing. still, they say, they are focused on job number one, trying to reach any possible survivors. >> millions are still facing scorching temperatures this morning from two heat waves on both the east and west coast. roads have buckled from the heat in the pacific northw

i'm tony dokoupil with anthony mason. gayle king is off so adriana diaz joins us.restore old friendships. >>> the covid disaster was mostly a preventable tragedy. according to former white house adviser andy slavitt. we'll ask him about the leadership failures that led to so much loss of life. >>> and "the talk" co-host amanda kloots will tell us how she's honoring their life together. >> first here is today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >>> president biden is to meet with nato allies. he says the u.s. is back in the business of leading the world. >> reporter: the president is hoping to build on what he called a series of productive meetings at the g7 as he tries to restore relationships with nato allies after a frayed relationship with the last administration. >> reporter: divisions remain and the challenges ahead are many. but for those who have been pushing for benjamin netanyahu's exit, tonight there's cause for celebration. >> reporter: the epicenter of china's latest covid surge is right behind me. all of that and that skyline there is guangdong province and doctor

i'm anthony mason with tony dokoupil. gayle king is off, so adriana diaz is with us. >>> president biden's historic summit with vladimir putin ends with promises of cooperation but no breakthroughs. why it could take months for meaningful results to emerge. >>> extreme heat in the west is putting millions in danger and threatening the power supply in several states. the urgent warnings from officials and how climate change is playing a part. >>> first on "cbs this morning," a new lawsuit accuses the website pornhub of knowingly profiting of videos of underage girls and victims of sex trafficking. we'll talk with two women about what they experienced. >>> and the new movie "in the heights" is about the new york neighborhood where i was born. we take a walk there with the film's writer to learn about the challenges of honoring a community. >>> first, here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >>> there is clearly not in anybody's interest. your country's or mine for us to be in a situation where we're in a new c

i'm anthony mason with tony dokoupil. gayle king is off, so jericka duncan is here. >>> rescue workers search figure signs of life in the rubble of the collapsed apartment building in florida. with at least 99 people still missing. we're there with the latest on the dangerous mission and a look at what might have caused the collapse. >>> derek chauvin will be sentenced today for the murder of george floyd. a crime that gained worldwide attention and started a movement. we'll talk with a member of the floyd family. >>> and a shocking security breach at l.a.x. after a car lads police on a wild chase across two busy runways. we'll show the pursuit's dramatic ending. >>> first, here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >>> we are working around the clock to search and rescue for people. >> reporter: almost unprecedented -- >> screaming, women, children crying, and it was probably one of the worst experiences i've ever witnessed in my life. >> reporter: now the race is on as we wait to learn if this will be a resc

i'm tony dokoupil with anthony mason. gayle king is off, but jericka duncan joins us.heirir messagee off joy and love. >>> and christine bore aranski join us, with how the show brought inspiration from the turmoil. >>> but first here's today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >>> alarming new evidence of a spike in the pandemic among those who have not received a vaccine. >> they're saying that people just need to get vaccinated. here in the branson area, only one in four people are fully vaccinated, and that's left a lot of people vulnerable in this tourist town. >> why do you think the messaging from you and the white house administration wasn't able to get us to that 70% threshold? >> i think we have to be really careful. we've done extremely well, so probably by the fourth of july, we'll be at 67%, 68%. >> how significant is this endorsement or support from secretary austin? >> it is seismic. he says he agrees that the reporting and prosecution needs to be handled by an independent person, not the commander. >> he has a look, throws it out. he punches it down. >> a remarkable