tony dokoupil. >> anthony's on vacation -- >> go ahead, pretty boy tony dokoupil. ♪ >>> you know whatreat day to be here. >> jamie wax, welcome to you. >> three powerhouse women at the table. i love it. i love it. >> yes, that would be us. >>> my "talk of the table" -- >> is? >> have you saying what the zuck. >> very good. >> i worked on it all morning, let me tell you. can someone cut to jericka's face right now? >> what the -- >> zuck. >> okay. you said it, not me. >>> turning now -- >> zuck, zuck, zuck. ♪ -great idea. [gasps] look at the little cutie. -he's coming for a visit. -hi. [chuckles] aww! oh! he's leaving! -nice work, guys! -introducing togo's new cheese steak melt, featuring fresh artisan bread, layered with tender seasoned steak, sautéed mushrooms, roasted red peppers, and smothered with melty american cheese. the new cheese steak melt, now at togo's. >>> good morning. it's 8:55. a statewide flex alert in effect as a heat wave strikes inland areas. officials urge people to reduce energy usage. public cooling centers are open today and through the weekend in the east and

tony dokoupil reports on the competition. >> five, four -- engine start -- two, one, i ignition. >> threeo, one, release, release, release. >> reporter: a ticket to space is becoming far less out of this world. just ask these two billionaires. >> our dream will become a reality. >> it's time to go back to the moon, this time to stay. >> reporter: two of the richest man on the planet are cleared for liftoff. >> astronaut 001 richard branson. >> reporter: beginning the revolution for space tourism, billionaire richard branson stole a little of fellow billionaire jeff bezos' thunder when he announced he would be launching into space, too. >> when we return, i will announce something very exciting, to give more people a chance to become astronauts. because space does belong to us all. >> reporter: branson will join five other people on a round trip from new mexico to somewhere above the earth, beating bezos' space company's nug ral human f flight by ninin dadays. point t to branson.n. >>>> this is thee begininning o revolution in space travel. >> reporter: remember, bezos has made his starry

. >> tony dokoupil here.longevity, consistency and how do you start? where does the song begin for you? >> it's four decades, but who's counting. >> pretty boy. >> but, no, for us it's really the inspiratin. the artist is the inspiration. we tailor make the songs for each artist. we try not to do the same thing for different people. we want that suit to fit perfectly for that artist exactly the way they want it, the color, the fit, the whole thing. that's really been i think -- not the secret to our longevity. the other thing i'll say is we actually planned on having a long career when we did our very first interview, somebody said to us, you guys are the hottest producers. we said, we don't want to be the hottest producers, we want to be warm for a long time. >> nice. >> that's what we're trying to still do. >> you've had 41 hits in the top ten on the billboard charts. is there a particular song or album you're really proud of? >> well, we've got to go back to our minneapolis roots and say probably the time

that's tony dokoupil. le's go. bill cosby free after a stunning court decision and our jericka duncan was the only network reporter to speak to him inside his home. what she learned. >>> a criminal indictment expected to be unsealed today against the trump organization and its long-term finance chief who turned himself in this morning. we explain what it means for the investigation of the former president himself. >>> a historic decision by the ncaa clears the way for college athletes to earn money off their fame. james brown on how it could transform college sports. >>> a new tribute to princess diana at her former home on what would have been her 60th birthday. prince william and prince harry put aside their differences to honor her. >>> as you know they would. but first today's eye opener. it's your world in 90 seconds. >> he served three years. >> too long. too long. >> he did it with dignity and principle. >> bill cosby once again a freeman. >> cosby arrived home after pennsylvania's highest court through his

that's tony dokoupil. le's go. free after a stunning court decision and our jericka duncan was the only network reporter to speak to him inside his home. what she learned. >>> a criminal indictment expected to be unsealed today against the trump organization and its long-term finance chief who turned himself in this morning. we explain what it means for the investigation of the former president himself. >>> a historic decision by the ncaa clears the way for college athletes to earn money off their fame. james brown on

that's tony dokoupil. anthony off today. good hands with jericka. rescue crews restart the search for the missing after a 15-hour holdup. see how president biden and the first lady paid emotional respects to family members. >> breaking overnight, the boy scouts of america announces a billion-dollar deal to settle sex abuse claims by tens of thousands. why critics say the plan doesn't hold enough accountable. >> the heat wave in the pacific northwest blamed for 100 deaths. we hear from farm workers struggle. and check with the travel forecast for the 4th of july weekend. >> plus a classic story we can relate to. billionaire launches themselves into space. jeff bezos and richard branson compete to become the first to fly passengers on a private space mission. >> billionaires want to have fun. but first, today's eye opener. your world in 90 seconds. >> we will continue to search feverishly as we have done all along in the parts of the collapse that we currently have access to. >> rerch search and rescue team are back to work after safety concerns halte

i'm tony dokoupil. gayle and anthony are off. millions are in danger on florida's west coast as tropical storm elsa barrels toward shore. >> rescue workers brave r rain d wind in their search at the collapsed condo building in surfside, florida. we got a closer look at the homes. >>>> gun violence is up in many american cities, including new york where it looks likely a former police captain, eric adams, will become its next mayor. we'll speak to adams on cbs this morning. >> and the sticker shock is real at car dealerships with prices reaching record highs. why the deals have disappeared and if there's any hope for bargain hunting. >> here's today's eye-opener, your world in 90 seconds. >> this is not a time to joyride. there are hazardous conditions out there. >> a hurricane warning in effect as tropical storm elsa bears down on florida. >> people prepared for the storm in tampa by stacking sand bags to prepare for possible storm surge. >> i'm expecting it will rain hard. >> the u.s. government is responding to the latest cyber

i am gayle king, tony dokoupil is on baby leave. >>> dangerous signs in t covid crisis.ing a mask mandate even for vaccinated people. we'll talk to the surgeon general about the new fight agt germany and neighboring countries kills more than 100 people and hundreds more are unaccounted for. we show you the devastation to entire towns. >>> a new book claims the top u.s. general was concerned about a potential coup by president trump to stay in office, and he vowed to stop it. what the former president is

tony dokoupil still on baby leave.ovid rates are rising all over the country including among teenagers who have not been vaccinated. we'll talk to the cdc's director about why young people are critical to beating the virus. >>> a blistering watchdog report slams the fbi's response in the sexual abuse investigation of former usa gymnastics dr. larry nassar. why it took more than a year for agents to begin investigating the allegations. >>> nfl star richard sherman is arrested after his wife makes a 911 call alleging violent behavior.

tony dokoupil is on baby leave. let's go. the delta variant spurs new vaccine mandates.step being taken by president biden affecting millions of americans. >>> children are getting the coronavirus at alarming rates. we meet a mother desperate to save her son as he fights the virus. >>> breaking overnight, a u.s. olympic pole vaulter tests positive and is out of the games. how team usa is still persevering. >>> and actress elizabeth banks

i'm tony dokoupil. gayle and anthony are off.nger on florida's west coast as tropical storm elsa barrels toward shore. >> rescue workers brave rain and wind in their search at the collapsed condo building in surfside, florida. we got a closer look at the homes. >>>> gun violence is up in many american cities, including new york where it looks likely a former police captain, eric adams, will become its next mayor. we'll speak to adams on cbs this morning. >> and the

tony dokoupil on baby leave. let's go. hot spots are popping up in places where many people still refuse to get a vaccine. we're on the ground in nevada with a federal search response team. >>e inar onstoppread cod.weow y theew rules inincan't ay because of unvaccinated players, nobody gets paid. >>> extreme danger in the west. firefighters face terrifying scenes inside an inferno. the latest on the wildfires, plus water rescues in arizona after a powerful monsoon.

tony dokoupil on baby leave.er 12 may soon be eligible for covid vaccines. how this could affect the fight against the virus as case numbers surge. >>> plans for a bipartisan committee to investigate the assault on the capitol fall apart. we'll show you the partisan clash over who should be on it and what's next for the investigation. >>> there's new trouble at the olympics just one day before the opening ceremony. we are in tokyo with the latest

that's tony dokoupil. anthony off today. good hands with jericka.ws restart the search for the missing after a 15-hour holdup. see how president biden and the first lady paid emotional respects to family members. >> breaking overnight, the boy scouts of america announces a billion-dollar deal to settle sex abuse claims by tens of thousands. why critics say the plan doesn't hold enough accountable. >> the heat wave in the pacific

tony dokoupil on baby leave. let's go. new covid hot spots are popping up in places where many people still refuse to get a vaccine. we're on the ground in nevada with a federal search response team. >>e inar onstoppread cod.weow y theew rules inincan't ay because of unvaccinated players, nobody gets paid. >>> extreme danger in the west. firefighters face terrifying scenes inside an inferno. the latest on the wildfires, plus water rescues in arizona after a powerful monsoon. >>> and the tokyo olympics finally get under way after scandals and setbacks. we talk with one of the stars of team usa. >> the athletes want to play. >>> first, here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> vaccinated or not, please know we together are not out of the woods yet. we are yet at another pivotal moment in this pandemic. >> reporter: the summer surge health officials warn about is here. >> if you are vaccinated, you are safe. >>> let the games begin. the olympics get under way as tokyo remains under a state of emergency. >> rep

tony dokoupil still on baby leave. let's go. >>> covid rates are rising all over the country including among teenagers who have not been vaccinated. we'll talk to the cdc's director about why young people are critical to beating the virus. >>> a blistering watchdog report slams the fbi's response in the sexual abuse investigation of former usa gymnastics dr. larry nassar. why it took more than a year for agents to begin investigating the allegations. >>> nfl star richard sherman is arrested after his wife makes a 911 call alleging violent behavior. what we're learning about his encounter with police. >>> and a quest for glory among the biggest waves in the world. surfer garrett mcnamara will tell us why for him it's about more than breaking records. >> he's amazing. >>> first, here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> we're going to get this done. >> reporter: president biden met with senate democrats as they announced a deal on a $3.5 billion spending plan. -- trillion spending plan. >>> there's not a

tony dokoupil on baby leave. president biden says kids under 12 may soon be eligible for covid vaccines. how this could affect the fight against the virus as case numbers surge. >>> plans for a bipartisan committee to investigate the assault on the capitol fall apart. we'll show you the partisan clash over who should be on it and what's next for the investigation. >>> there's new trouble at the olympics just one day before the opening ceremony. we are in tokyo with the latest controversy. >>> and before she returns to the stage in new york, brandi carlile joins us live here in studio 57. we'll ask her what it will be like to hit the road again with a brand-new song. >> you can say anthony, she's right on time. get it? >>> first, today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> this delta variant has a great capability of spreading from person to person. it's 83% of the infections in this country. >> reporter: hospitals across america brace for the country's fourth covid wave as new cases more than triple over t

tony dokoupil is on baby leave. let's go. the delta variant spurs new vaccine mandates. the urgent step being taken by president biden affecting millions of americans. >>> children are getting the coronavirus at alarming rates. we meet a mother desperate to save her son as he fights the virus. >>> breaking overnight, a u.s. olympic pole vaulter tests positive and is out of the games. how team usa is still persevering. >>> and actress elizabeth banks hosts a new podcast with no topic off limits. she'll joins us for a candid conversation. >>> first, here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> the pandemic we have now is a pandemic of the unvaccinated. >> reporter: the white house set to announce mandatory covid-19 vaccines for millions of federal workers. >> reporter: this after the cdc recommended masks indoors once again regardless of your vaccination status. >> we should get more people vaccinated and telling people who are vaccinated to wear a mask doesn't get more people vaccinated. >> reporter: the senate has voted to begin debate on a $1 trillion bipar

i'm tony dokoupil with jamie yuccas.n illness never diagnosed before has helped solve a medical mystery. how this could help other patients. >>> dating never went away during the pandemic. it just went virtual. what singles should look out for as people meet in person. >> today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >>> the search for survivors in surfside is officially over. yesterday evening a search was paused to hold a moment of silence. >> the search does continue. officials made it clear but that transition from a rescue mission to a recovery operation acknowledges the tragic reality here. >>> as covid cases spike in parts of the state we spoke with one mayor facing a possible recall vote. some of his constituents out for implementing public safety measures. >>> haiti is this chaos this morning. one day after president jovenel moise was assassinated by gunmen who stormed his home and killed four suspects and captured two others. >>> hitters have more strikeouts than hits for the fourth consecutive season. pitchers are simply thro

i am gayle king, tony dokoupil is on baby leave. >>> dangerous signs in t covid crisis. the largest u.s. county is reinstating a mask mandate even for vaccinated people. we'll talk to the surgeon general about the new fight agt germany and neighboring countries kills more than 100 people and hundreds more are unaccounted for. we show you the devastation to entire towns. >>> a new book claims the top u.s. general was concerned about a potential coup by president trump to stay in office, and he vowed to stop it. what the former president is saying in response. >>> and meet the 18-year-old who grabbed a spot with jeff bezos on his first passenger spaceflight thanks to a scheduling conflict. >> too busy to go to space? >>> first, here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> nearly every death we are seeing now from covid-19 could have been prevented. >> reporter: the dramatic surge in cases of the highly contagious delta variant. >> reporter: the u.s. secretary general spoke out -- >> we care for more and more patients we never got vaccinated. we must face misin