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Decapitated apparently because of what he taught in class. Details on the teenage suspect shot dead at the scene and why nine others are now under arrest. And just the facts. With 17 days until the election, we check in with the premier team of factcheckers who follow the president and other politicians to let you know whats true and whats not. But first, we begin with a look at todays eye opener. Your world in 90 seconds. All the northern countries in europe, theyre already well into the fall winter surge. And thats whats heading our way. The worst is still to come. The number of u. S. Cases of coronavirus topped 8 million so far. Nearly 219,000 americans have died from the virus. Some of the media doesnt like hearing it. But i say it all the time. Were rounding that turn. All President Trump does is fan the flames of hatred and division. President trump and joe biden spent the day in battleground states. Imagine if i lose, what am i going to do . I lost to the worst candidate in the history of politics. Im not going to feel so good. Maybe ill have to leave the country. I dont know. David purdue willfully mispronouncing the name of his colleague. The thing Chuck Schumer are trying to do and kamala or kamala, whatever. Temperatures are creating dangerous fire conditions in the west. In colorado, 60mileperhour winds are fanning the cameron peak fire. In alaska, soccer practice is delayed due to unexpected participation from a moose on the loose. Wouldnt you want very big antlers on your corner kick squad . Challenge a header with this guy. Supposed to be a debate. Did you see that trump was on nbc. Joe was on abc. I had a flashback to the 70s when the only choice was Barnaby Jones or matlock. On cbs this Morning Saturday. Will smith will face will smith. First time two guys with the same name face each other in the playoffs. The pitcher is will smith. The batter also will smith. So many will smiths in this world. And a high fly ball to left. Back at the wall it is gone will smith and the dodgers jump on top, 42. This mornings eye opener is presented by progressive. Making it easy to bundle insurance. Go, dodger blue great play by will smith. Terrible play by will smith. All at the same time. Waiting to say that, werent you . Welcome to the weekend. Im Michelle Miller along with jeff glor and Dana Jacobson. And this morning, were going to see some of the rarest creatures known to man. These are just some of the images captured by the worlds best wildfire photographers. Ahead, we will take you to london where some of these works were presented to the industrys highest honor given out by the duchess of cambridge, kate middleton. Then shooting hoops with a senator. Not your average game of pig or horse but hes not your average senator. Jon tester from montana had many interests as a young man. Sports, music and the family farm. He ended up in politics, though he still farms. Well talk about the tragedy that changed his life forever and his new books message for the nation. Then, speaking of career changes, hawa hassan was a wellpaid model. Now her focus is on something different. Revolutionizing the Food Industry. Later in the dish, see how shes taking her life of east african cuisine to store shelves and kitchens across america. That is all ahead. We begin this morning with new signs of a fall surge and perhaps an even more painful winter as coronavirus cases soar in the u. S. The rise in the infection rate is rapidly filling hospitals in all but eight states. The exceptions being hawaii, california, arizona, idaho, wyoming, north dakota, georgia and vermont. It comes as the country saw nearly 70,000 new cases on friday. That is the most in a single day since july. It pushed the overall number of infections over 8 million, and the death toll to more than 218,000 people. Michael george begins our coverage here in new york this morning. Michael, good morning. Jeff, good morning. New york is in the midst of new shutdowns in some areas as cases continue to rise in a handful of neighborhoods. And whats happening here is happening in much of the country. A concerning sign for experts as we approach the holidays, the coronavirus rate appears to be increasing, not decreasing. In wisconsin, 1 in every 4 coronavirus tests are coming back positive. Residents are asked to avoid gatherings, even political gatherings. Were here to call on President Trump to cancel his Campaign Rally on saturday. Reporter dr. Bob freedland, along with other wisconsin doctors, stepped up friday to urge cancellation of the president s rally tonight in the state. President trumps rallies endanger Public Health and they have become platform for him to spread medically inaccurate information. Reporter wisconsin is one of at least seven states that in the past two days has set records for infections. And theres no mystery about whats causing case numbers to rise. Retirement parties, birthday parties, baby showers, weddings, all of those things. Reporter in kansas city, eight area hospitals have had to turn away patients this week. In new mexico, a second straight day of recordbreaking cases friday. And hospitalizations. Were not succeeding at combating the virus. This is the most serious emergency that new mexico has ever faced. Reporter yet in california, the attractions and Parks Association are petitioning to open up disneyland, but the governor is not swayed. We dont anticipate in the immediate term any of these larger theme parks opening until we see more stability. Reporter and the push for halloween as usual got pushback in salem, massachusetts. There are no bands, no deejays, fireworks. Not the typical away of activities on halloween. Reporter nearly eight months into the pandemic and facing a forcening covid crisis, theres still no unified response on what to do. Dr. Anthony fauci addresses that on 60 minutes this sunday in an interview with dr. Jon lapook. How bad would things have to get for you to advocate a National Lockdown . Theyd have to get really, really bad. First of all, the country is fatigued with restrictions. So we want to use Public Health measures, not to get in the way of opening the economy. Reporter earlier in the week, dr. Fauci told cbs news he believes a vaccine could become widely available by april. Dana . Michael, thank you. Federal Health Officials are planning to partner with cvs and walgreens to distribute free coronavirus shots to nursing home residents. No vaccine has yet been approved by the food and Drug Administration and any Distribution Program is contingent on that happening first. This comes as pfizer pushed back plans friday to apply for emergency approval for its potential vaccine. Its the latest uncertainty to arise during the race to a vaccine. Meg oliver reports. Reporter on friday, a dose of reality from pfizer. Announcing they will apply for fda emergency use authorization for its vaccine, soon after the safety milestone is achieved in the third week in november. Is that a setback, or was that expected . It was very expected by me. I think theres not any possibility for this to be achieved in october. And that most likely were going to have to go into late 2020 or even early 2021. So i think this is a great acknowledgment of the pace of science. You cant rush these things. Reporter but President Trump, who once predicted a vaccine by election day, continues to push a quicker pace. And we have the vaccines coming. Reporter other Vaccine Developers have echoed pfizers timeline with Data Available late this year or early 2021. This week Johnson Johnson paused its progress due to an illness in a trial volunteer. Its not known if the participant had the vaccine or placebo. Dr. Tom frieden the pauses in the trials, i find somewhat encouraging because it tells me that they are looking really carefully. Reporter more americans are looking with caution. A recent gallup poll shows the number willing to get a vaccine has dropped 16 points from july to september. While trials are ongoing, companies are beginning to ramp up production with government help. However, a wide Scale Distribution for the public t wouldnt happen until at least next spring or summer. For cbs this Morning Saturday, meg oliver, paterson, new jersey. Cbs news medical contributor dr. David agus is here with more on this. David, you have seen the poll. Half of americans say theyre not confident about taking this vaccine. So should they . Should americans be confident . The answer is, i dont know yet. We have to see the data. Its very hard when you see these polls. There can be nobody advocating yet for a vaccine because we have to advocate with the data. Heres the data, how it works. Heres the safety data, and based on those, myself and i think many other doctors will stand up and say, you need to take this vaccine. It is critical to your safety and the country, but it really depends on the data. One of the things weve heard from so many doctors is get your flu shot. Were entering flu season. Casesor the rise. What other vice do you have for people in this time . Obviously the double wammy of covid19 and influenza or flu can happen. And so flu is preventable in large part by getting a flu shot. We all have to step up and play our part. Getting a flu shot is critical. And then, obviously, its the mask. We saw we have record numbers of cases happening now in many states. 70,000plus cases and 1,000 deaths. So numbers are going up, not going down as we enter the holidays. Dr. Agus, thanksgiving right around the corner here. Dr. Fauci said this week hes not going to visit his kids this thanksgiving. I know tens of millions of families around the country are thinking about this and talking about this. What should they do . Luckily my kids are here so i dont have to worry about that, but it is a major issue. As we get into increasing numbers, and if parents are elderly or grandparents are there, we have to have a lot of concern for them. Thanksgiving this year is not going to be like other years. No question about it. At the same time, as we transition to indoors, as weather gets colder, we have to continue to socially distance and wear masks. Especially when interacting with others or theres going to be more and more trouble. The numbers are troubling at the present time. I cant say it in any other way. New research out from the world health organization, dr. Agus, saying that the effectiveness of current covid treatments is, you know, where are we . Why dont i just ask you plain and simple . So remdesivir, which was an antiviral originally developed for ebola, now well in a trial, at the world health organization. 11,000 people got 1 of 4 different drugs. It did not change survival. The earlier study in the United States showed it decreased hospitalization from 15 to 10 days but this was a different study in sicker patients, multiple different countries. The patients and how they were treated are different. And now we have dexamethasone. In that setting, remdesivir probably is an active drug but its not a great drug. We dont yet have a home run. My hope is the monoclonal antibodies will be maybe a triple, a lot better treatment in terms of treating the disease than remdesivir is at the present time. Dr. Agus, thank you very much. Appreciate it. President trump and former Vice President joe biden are trying to fire up their bases in key battleground states with just 17 days now left in the campaign. Biden focused on Health Care Meeting with voters in michigan and pennsylvania on friday. Mr. Trump defend his own struggle to contain the pandemic during a series of rallies in florida and georgia. Nikole killion is at the white house with more on this. Good morning. Good morning to you, jeff. And later today, President Trump will hold rallies in michigan and wisconsin. Even as coronavirus cases hit record levels. But the Trump Campaign says it is taking strong precautions for its events. President trump returned to the white house after a rally doubleheader in georgia. Were winning in florida. Were winning here. Reporter and florida where he brought up aide hope hicks who contracted the coronavirus nearly two weeks ago. Right before he did. We can share a microphone now. Reporter at each stop, the president went after democratic rival joe biden making dubious claims and egging on supporters who put a new spin on an old chant. That biden family is corrupt. Its a corrupt family. Ill tell you something, though lock them up. You should lock them up. Lock up the bidens. Reporter the president resurrected a New York Post story that stirred controversy this week. The paper published what it claimed were emails allegedly taking from a laptop belonging to bidens son. The fbi is looking into whether the information found on the laptop may be part of a russian disinformation campaign. Unfortunately, it sounds like he left his laptop behind and they have thousands. Reporter the former Vice President dismissed the report when pressed by cbs news. Mr. Biden your response to the story about i know youd ask it. I have no response. Its another smear campaign. Right up your alley. Those are the questions you always ask. Reporter a day of backtoback events in michigan. What the hell is the matter with this guy . Reporter from a detroit drivein to a socially distanced stop in southfield. Biden slammed the president s Pandemic Response and his mostly maskless mass rallies. How many times is he going to make fun of biden wearing a mask because he refuses to practice social distancing and puts his supporters in such jeopardy. Reporter the Biden Campaign also announced former president barack obama will hit the trail next week in philadelphia. He readied his pitch at a Senate Fundraiser friday night. People used to call me no drama obama. Well, its true. I tend to be pretty steady. You know, i dont engage in a lot of hyperbole, but this one really is the most important election that i can think of. Reporter president obama went on to say that he believes President Trump is dividing the country. Last night, President Trump took aim at his predecessor calling him an ineffective campaigner. Dana . Thank you. President Trumps Supreme Court nominee judge Amy Coney Barrett has cleared a major hurdle on the path to becoming a justice. Next thursday, a Senate Judiciary committee is expected to vote to recommend judge barrett to the full senate. Barrett wrapped up two days of confirmation hearings this week. A final confirmation vote is expected before election day. The conservative judge would fill the seat of the late Justice Ruth Bader ginsburg. In a rare move, the u. S. Attorneys office publicly released evidence in an alleged plot to kidnap michigans governor. On friday, a judge ruled theres enough evidence to move towards a trial for five of the suspects. Authorities released 20 exhibits in the case. They include videos of the suspects allegedly discussing the kidnapping plot and bragging about how good they are at rapid reloading rifles. The release also included photos of the alleged ringleader performing surveillance on Gretchen Whitmers Vacation Home and the map he allegedly drew of the home. In france, Police Detained five more team after a history teacher was beheaded in a paris suburb. Police shot and killed the 18yearold chechen man suspected in fridays terror attack. Nine people have been arrested including members of the suspects family. French reports claim the teacher shared controversial caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad as part of a discussion about a satirical newspaper that published cartoons that deticted the likeness of muhammad five years ago. The teacher received several threats afterwards. The coastal city chingdao claims it found no new coronavirus cases after testing millions of people. China reported its biggest share scare in wimonths this past wee. They went nearly two months without a transmitted case. Globally there have been more than 39 million cases. More than 1. 1 Million Deaths reported since the pandemic began. Ramy inocencio has more. Reporter mass throat swabs have returned in china. In just the past five days, the government tested all 9 million residents of the east coast city of chingdao. The cause this time, 12 new cases made public by the government less than a week ago. Linked to chingdao hospital now closed. Until then, life in china had returned to a kind of postcovid new normal. For 56 days in a row, the government claimed no cases of symptomatic community spread. While chinas many critics say beijing cant be trusted with telling the truth, many of its citizens appeared to believe them. 637 million chinese citizens crisscrossed the country during a recent national holiday. Only possible after draconian lockdowns that saw some people welded into their homes and dragged to hospitals. Despite the fierce measures, a sophomore at the shanghai campus of New York University believes china did the right thing. People were so willing to just quarantine, wear masks and follow the guidelines. And i think thats really something that china has done very well. Other countries havent been doing so hot. Reporter while nearly all chinese follow the governments guidelines when told to do so, those that dont can face harsh punishment. What makes nyu shanghai so safe. Were located inside china, which is safe right now. Reporter the vice chancellor President Trump<\/a> does is fan the flames of hatred and division. President trump and joe biden spent the day in battleground states. Imagine if i lose, what am i going to do . I lost to the worst candidate in the history of politics. Im not going to feel so good. Maybe ill have to leave the country. I dont know. David purdue willfully mispronouncing the name of his colleague. The thing Chuck Schumer<\/a> are trying to do and kamala or kamala, whatever. Temperatures are creating dangerous fire conditions in the west. In colorado, 60mileperhour winds are fanning the cameron peak fire. In alaska, soccer practice is delayed due to unexpected participation from a moose on the loose. Wouldnt you want very big antlers on your corner kick squad . Challenge a header with this guy. Supposed to be a debate. Did you see that trump was on nbc. Joe was on abc. I had a flashback to the 70s when the only choice was Barnaby Jones<\/a> or matlock. On cbs this Morning Saturday<\/a>. Will smith will face will smith. First time two guys with the same name face each other in the playoffs. The pitcher is will smith. The batter also will smith. So many will smiths in this world. And a high fly ball to left. Back at the wall it is gone will smith and the dodgers jump on top, 42. This mornings eye opener is presented by progressive. Making it easy to bundle insurance. Go, dodger blue great play by will smith. Terrible play by will smith. All at the same time. Waiting to say that, werent you . Welcome to the weekend. Im Michelle Miller<\/a> along with jeff glor and Dana Jacobson<\/a>. And this morning, were going to see some of the rarest creatures known to man. These are just some of the images captured by the worlds best wildfire photographers. Ahead, we will take you to london where some of these works were presented to the industrys highest honor given out by the duchess of cambridge, kate middleton. Then shooting hoops with a senator. Not your average game of pig or horse but hes not your average senator. Jon tester from montana had many interests as a young man. Sports, music and the family farm. He ended up in politics, though he still farms. Well talk about the tragedy that changed his life forever and his new books message for the nation. Then, speaking of career changes, hawa hassan was a wellpaid model. Now her focus is on something different. Revolutionizing the Food Industry<\/a>. Later in the dish, see how shes taking her life of east african cuisine to store shelves and kitchens across america. That is all ahead. We begin this morning with new signs of a fall surge and perhaps an even more painful winter as coronavirus cases soar in the u. S. The rise in the infection rate is rapidly filling hospitals in all but eight states. The exceptions being hawaii, california, arizona, idaho, wyoming, north dakota, georgia and vermont. It comes as the country saw nearly 70,000 new cases on friday. That is the most in a single day since july. It pushed the overall number of infections over 8 million, and the death toll to more than 218,000 people. Michael george begins our coverage here in new york this morning. Michael, good morning. Jeff, good morning. New york is in the midst of new shutdowns in some areas as cases continue to rise in a handful of neighborhoods. And whats happening here is happening in much of the country. A concerning sign for experts as we approach the holidays, the coronavirus rate appears to be increasing, not decreasing. In wisconsin, 1 in every 4 coronavirus tests are coming back positive. Residents are asked to avoid gatherings, even political gatherings. Were here to call on President Trump<\/a> to cancel his Campaign Rally<\/a> on saturday. Reporter dr. Bob freedland, along with other wisconsin doctors, stepped up friday to urge cancellation of the president s rally tonight in the state. President trumps rallies endanger Public Health<\/a> and they have become platform for him to spread medically inaccurate information. Reporter wisconsin is one of at least seven states that in the past two days has set records for infections. And theres no mystery about whats causing case numbers to rise. Retirement parties, birthday parties, baby showers, weddings, all of those things. Reporter in kansas city, eight area hospitals have had to turn away patients this week. In new mexico, a second straight day of recordbreaking cases friday. And hospitalizations. Were not succeeding at combating the virus. This is the most serious emergency that new mexico has ever faced. Reporter yet in california, the attractions and Parks Association<\/a> are petitioning to open up disneyland, but the governor is not swayed. We dont anticipate in the immediate term any of these larger theme parks opening until we see more stability. Reporter and the push for halloween as usual got pushback in salem, massachusetts. There are no bands, no deejays, fireworks. Not the typical away of activities on halloween. Reporter nearly eight months into the pandemic and facing a forcening covid crisis, theres still no unified response on what to do. Dr. Anthony fauci addresses that on 60 minutes this sunday in an interview with dr. Jon lapook. How bad would things have to get for you to advocate a National Lockdown<\/a> . Theyd have to get really, really bad. First of all, the country is fatigued with restrictions. So we want to use Public Health<\/a> measures, not to get in the way of opening the economy. Reporter earlier in the week, dr. Fauci told cbs news he believes a vaccine could become widely available by april. Dana . Michael, thank you. Federal Health Officials<\/a> are planning to partner with cvs and walgreens to distribute free coronavirus shots to nursing home residents. No vaccine has yet been approved by the food and Drug Administration<\/a> and any Distribution Program<\/a> is contingent on that happening first. This comes as pfizer pushed back plans friday to apply for emergency approval for its potential vaccine. Its the latest uncertainty to arise during the race to a vaccine. Meg oliver reports. Reporter on friday, a dose of reality from pfizer. Announcing they will apply for fda emergency use authorization for its vaccine, soon after the safety milestone is achieved in the third week in november. Is that a setback, or was that expected . It was very expected by me. I think theres not any possibility for this to be achieved in october. And that most likely were going to have to go into late 2020 or even early 2021. So i think this is a great acknowledgment of the pace of science. You cant rush these things. Reporter but President Trump<\/a>, who once predicted a vaccine by election day, continues to push a quicker pace. And we have the vaccines coming. Reporter other Vaccine Developers<\/a> have echoed pfizers timeline with Data Available<\/a> late this year or early 2021. This week Johnson Johnson<\/a> paused its progress due to an illness in a trial volunteer. Its not known if the participant had the vaccine or placebo. Dr. Tom frieden the pauses in the trials, i find somewhat encouraging because it tells me that they are looking really carefully. Reporter more americans are looking with caution. A recent gallup poll shows the number willing to get a vaccine has dropped 16 points from july to september. While trials are ongoing, companies are beginning to ramp up production with government help. However, a wide Scale Distribution<\/a> for the public t wouldnt happen until at least next spring or summer. For cbs this Morning Saturday<\/a>, meg oliver, paterson, new jersey. Cbs news medical contributor dr. David agus is here with more on this. David, you have seen the poll. Half of americans say theyre not confident about taking this vaccine. So should they . Should americans be confident . The answer is, i dont know yet. We have to see the data. Its very hard when you see these polls. There can be nobody advocating yet for a vaccine because we have to advocate with the data. Heres the data, how it works. Heres the safety data, and based on those, myself and i think many other doctors will stand up and say, you need to take this vaccine. It is critical to your safety and the country, but it really depends on the data. One of the things weve heard from so many doctors is get your flu shot. Were entering flu season. Casesor the rise. What other vice do you have for people in this time . Obviously the double wammy of covid19 and influenza or flu can happen. And so flu is preventable in large part by getting a flu shot. We all have to step up and play our part. Getting a flu shot is critical. And then, obviously, its the mask. We saw we have record numbers of cases happening now in many states. 70,000plus cases and 1,000 deaths. So numbers are going up, not going down as we enter the holidays. Dr. Agus, thanksgiving right around the corner here. Dr. Fauci said this week hes not going to visit his kids this thanksgiving. I know tens of millions of families around the country are thinking about this and talking about this. What should they do . Luckily my kids are here so i dont have to worry about that, but it is a major issue. As we get into increasing numbers, and if parents are elderly or grandparents are there, we have to have a lot of concern for them. Thanksgiving this year is not going to be like other years. No question about it. At the same time, as we transition to indoors, as weather gets colder, we have to continue to socially distance and wear masks. Especially when interacting with others or theres going to be more and more trouble. The numbers are troubling at the present time. I cant say it in any other way. New research out from the world health organization, dr. Agus, saying that the effectiveness of current covid treatments is, you know, where are we . Why dont i just ask you plain and simple . So remdesivir, which was an antiviral originally developed for ebola, now well in a trial, at the world health organization. 11,000 people got 1 of 4 different drugs. It did not change survival. The earlier study in the United States<\/a> showed it decreased hospitalization from 15 to 10 days but this was a different study in sicker patients, multiple different countries. The patients and how they were treated are different. And now we have dexamethasone. In that setting, remdesivir probably is an active drug but its not a great drug. We dont yet have a home run. My hope is the monoclonal antibodies will be maybe a triple, a lot better treatment in terms of treating the disease than remdesivir is at the present time. Dr. Agus, thank you very much. Appreciate it. President trump and former Vice President<\/a> joe biden are trying to fire up their bases in key battleground states with just 17 days now left in the campaign. Biden focused on Health Care Meeting<\/a> with voters in michigan and pennsylvania on friday. Mr. Trump defend his own struggle to contain the pandemic during a series of rallies in florida and georgia. Nikole killion is at the white house with more on this. Good morning. Good morning to you, jeff. And later today, President Trump<\/a> will hold rallies in michigan and wisconsin. Even as coronavirus cases hit record levels. But the Trump Campaign<\/a> says it is taking strong precautions for its events. President trump returned to the white house after a rally doubleheader in georgia. Were winning in florida. Were winning here. Reporter and florida where he brought up aide hope hicks who contracted the coronavirus nearly two weeks ago. Right before he did. We can share a microphone now. Reporter at each stop, the president went after democratic rival joe biden making dubious claims and egging on supporters who put a new spin on an old chant. That biden family is corrupt. Its a corrupt family. Ill tell you something, though lock them up. You should lock them up. Lock up the bidens. Reporter the president resurrected a New York Post<\/a> story that stirred controversy this week. The paper published what it claimed were emails allegedly taking from a laptop belonging to bidens son. The fbi is looking into whether the information found on the laptop may be part of a russian disinformation campaign. Unfortunately, it sounds like he left his laptop behind and they have thousands. Reporter the former Vice President<\/a> dismissed the report when pressed by cbs news. Mr. Biden your response to the story about i know youd ask it. I have no response. Its another smear campaign. Right up your alley. Those are the questions you always ask. Reporter a day of backtoback events in michigan. What the hell is the matter with this guy . Reporter from a detroit drivein to a socially distanced stop in southfield. Biden slammed the president s Pandemic Response<\/a> and his mostly maskless mass rallies. How many times is he going to make fun of biden wearing a mask because he refuses to practice social distancing and puts his supporters in such jeopardy. Reporter the Biden Campaign<\/a> also announced former president barack obama will hit the trail next week in philadelphia. He readied his pitch at a Senate Fundraiser<\/a> friday night. People used to call me no drama obama. Well, its true. I tend to be pretty steady. You know, i dont engage in a lot of hyperbole, but this one really is the most important election that i can think of. Reporter president obama went on to say that he believes President Trump<\/a> is dividing the country. Last night, President Trump<\/a> took aim at his predecessor calling him an ineffective campaigner. Dana . Thank you. President Trumps Supreme Court<\/a> nominee judge Amy Coney Barrett<\/a> has cleared a major hurdle on the path to becoming a justice. Next thursday, a Senate Judiciary<\/a> committee is expected to vote to recommend judge barrett to the full senate. Barrett wrapped up two days of confirmation hearings this week. A final confirmation vote is expected before election day. The conservative judge would fill the seat of the late Justice Ruth Bader<\/a> ginsburg. In a rare move, the u. S. Attorneys office publicly released evidence in an alleged plot to kidnap michigans governor. On friday, a judge ruled theres enough evidence to move towards a trial for five of the suspects. Authorities released 20 exhibits in the case. They include videos of the suspects allegedly discussing the kidnapping plot and bragging about how good they are at rapid reloading rifles. The release also included photos of the alleged ringleader performing surveillance on Gretchen Whitmers<\/a> Vacation Home<\/a> and the map he allegedly drew of the home. In france, Police Detained<\/a> five more team after a history teacher was beheaded in a paris suburb. Police shot and killed the 18yearold chechen man suspected in fridays terror attack. Nine people have been arrested including members of the suspects family. French reports claim the teacher shared controversial caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad<\/a> as part of a discussion about a satirical newspaper that published cartoons that deticted the likeness of muhammad five years ago. The teacher received several threats afterwards. The coastal city chingdao claims it found no new coronavirus cases after testing millions of people. China reported its biggest share scare in wimonths this past wee. They went nearly two months without a transmitted case. Globally there have been more than 39 million cases. More than 1. 1 Million Deaths<\/a> reported since the pandemic began. Ramy inocencio has more. Reporter mass throat swabs have returned in china. In just the past five days, the government tested all 9 million residents of the east coast city of chingdao. The cause this time, 12 new cases made public by the government less than a week ago. Linked to chingdao hospital now closed. Until then, life in china had returned to a kind of postcovid new normal. For 56 days in a row, the government claimed no cases of symptomatic community spread. While chinas many critics say beijing cant be trusted with telling the truth, many of its citizens appeared to believe them. 637 million chinese citizens crisscrossed the country during a recent national holiday. Only possible after draconian lockdowns that saw some people welded into their homes and dragged to hospitals. Despite the fierce measures, a sophomore at the shanghai campus of New York University<\/a> believes china did the right thing. People were so willing to just quarantine, wear masks and follow the guidelines. And i think thats really something that china has done very well. Other countries havent been doing so hot. Reporter while nearly all chinese follow the governments guidelines when told to do so, those that dont can face harsh punishment. What makes nyu shanghai so safe. Were located inside china, which is safe right now. Reporter the vice chancellor Jeffrey Lehman<\/a> welcomed students back to school this fall. Hes lived in china more than a dozen years. His students safely attend mixed mode classes in person and virtually. About 800 are still stuck outside china. When our students leave campus, they are out into the normal life in shanghai, which is often without masks. People interacting completely normally. To try to preserve that normal way of life, china sprung into action again this week in chingdao testing millions, proving the country is willing, ready and able to do all it can to stop the disease. China is keeping most foreigners out, and with it, coronavirus, too. A kind of new great wall to help protect the country. In this nation, steeped in more than 3,000 years of history, chinas leaders are hoping it will be around for at least 3,000 more. For cbs this Morning Saturday<\/a>, ramy inocencio, the great wall of china. The Trump Administration<\/a> has reversed its decision and has approved federal aid for california as the state battles its worst wildfire season on record. Fires have burned more than 4 million acres and destroyed more than 9,000 buildings in california. 31 people have died. The governor requested funds to recover from six recent major wildfires, including the 340,000acre creek fire in fresno. He said President Trump<\/a> called him friday to say the request had been approved. It was rejected two days earlier. It is about 21 after the hour. Now heres a look at the weather for your weekend. The truth is out there, but you may not find it on the campaign trail. Were going to talk to one of the countrys premier factcheckers about the effort to get to the bottom of the candidates claims. Also, the u. S. Senator with another fulltime job. Montanas jon tester still runs the family farm where he grew up. Well hear about his unique perspective he brings to washington, details in his autobiography. And remembering a lawyer who played a key role in a landmark Supreme Court<\/a> decision still impacting lives today. Youre watching cbs this Morning Saturday<\/a>. Reflecting the colors of the customers from makeup to clothing to bandages, companies are making their products more diverse to reflect the people who buy them. Well look at the trend and where its headed. Plus, get ready to be wowed by some of the finest wildlife images ever captured. Well take you to london for the winners of a Prestigious International<\/a> competition. Well be right back. Youre watching cbs this Morning Saturday<\/a>. Cbs this Morning Saturday<\/a> will return in a few minutes. For now, im Anne Marie Green<\/a> with a look at some of the other stories were following. Amazon prime sales hit the site this week leading many to start their Holiday Shopping<\/a>. Cbs Chris Martinez<\/a> shows us the other Companies Offering<\/a> deep discounts. Reporter this is what Holiday Shopping<\/a> used to look like. But the pandemic has more people pointing and clicking. Way back in the day, Holiday Shopping<\/a> started with black friday weekend. And as online sales have grown, retailers have started pushing those sales earlier and earlier and earlier. This year theyre going to start now. Reporter Samantha Gordon<\/a> with Consumer Reports<\/a> says the coronavirus is a big reason why. Amazon was overwhelmed with orders in the spring and summer when americans shifted to even more Online Shopping<\/a> as stores shut down. Amazon prime day is back. Reporter the company moved their annual twoday prime day from july to this week offering more than 1 million sale items. Target, walmart and others are following suit with online deals. I think the trend of earlier shopping for the holidays is here to stay. Reporter retail me nots Sarah Skirball<\/a> says there are big cuts on electronics and home goods. A lot of people start their shopping and finish their shopping in october. And thats because 55 of people are worried about the inventory and shipping delays. Cbs this Morning Saturday<\/a> will be right back. Look, senator harris, youre entitled to your own opinion but not entitled to your own facts. That was mike pence at this months Vice President<\/a> ial debate. Politicians may not always be the best arbiters of truth. According to the Washington Post<\/a>, the number of false or misleading statements from President Trump<\/a> has increased dramatically over the course of his four years in office. This election year, the posts small team of factcheckers released a book that examined more than 15,000 president ial claims. Heres errol barnett. What they are doing say hoax with the ballots. Reporter for 3 1 2 years as president , donald trump has made tens of thousands of claims. Mexico is going to pay for the wall. Dont are about it. The tax cut. Ours is the biggest ever passed. Reporter glenn kessler, the Washington Post<\/a> factchecker, has been trying to keep track of all of them. Politicians speak in code words, and they use phrases to mislead people. Reporter but kessler says no one does it more than donald trump. Its not even close. Basically broken the factchecker meters. Reporter kesslers meter of mistruths a scale of pinocchios ridging from 1 to 4. Previously, most politicians would get four pinocchios, our worst rating. Maybe 15 to 20 of the time. But President Trump<\/a> gets four pinocchios 65 of the time. I better say think otherwise theyll give you a pinocchio. Reporter his work with Salvatore Rizzo<\/a> and meg kelly has been acknowledged by the president and is used across the media landscape to assess the president s truthfulness. The Washington Post<\/a> breakdown of all his lies and misleading claims. According to the Washington Post<\/a>, since taking office the president has made more than 10,000 more than 16,000 false or misleading claims. Reporter now in their book, donald trump and his assault on truth, they lay out the president s biggest fabrications. Good luck, everybody. Reporter kessler first covered trump, the businessman, in 1990 for newsday. And he really hasnt changed much. But what was different was that people werent necessarily recording it on a daytoday basis. Reporter three decades later, factchecking President Trump<\/a> is an allconsuming job. He lies about just about everything. Its about himself, his persona. He lies about his enemies. He lies about policy issues. He misleads about things that he could actually not have to mislead about. Reporter take, for example, the president s claim of job creation in his administration. Since my election, we have created 7 million new jobs. Reporter kessler points out that 600,000 of those jobs were created after trumps election but before he was sworn into office. Theres no reason to mislead about that. Yet, he does. Reporter how much of this is normal and typical when it comes to the white house . Well, every president lies at some point. But most president s are known for one big lie. You can think of, you know, george w. Bush talking about weapons of mass destruction. The iraq regime continues to possess and conceal. Or barack obama and, you know if you want your health care plan, you can keep your health care plan. Theyll say that if americans like their doctor, they will keep their doctor. Whats unusual about President Trump<\/a> is its a constant, constant series of misstatements. Reporter theres no better example than one of his freewheeling rallies. I was the man of the year in michigan. Can you believe it . Reporter for the book kessler studied his longest one to date. Last december in battlecreek, michigan. The rallies are really where he goes into overdrive. I have the greatest economy in the history of this country. Reporter in two hours, kessler counted more than one statement presented as fact per minute with 67 labeled at false or misleading. Kessler became a fulltime factchecker nearly ten years ago. Five years later, cbs this Morning Saturday<\/a> profiled him and the team at factcheck. Org during the 2016 campaign. And since then, new players have entered the field. I brought back 700,000 jobs. Theyve brought back nothing. Daniel, how do you rate that claim . Everything about that claim, wolf, is inaccurate. Reporter but some in journalism worry its not enough. Last month, a member of the New York Times<\/a> Editorial Board<\/a> wrote facts are vital, but theyre insufficient. And in a column headlined factchecking trumps lies is essential, its also increasingly fruitless, kesslers colleague at the post Margaret Sullivan<\/a> wrote, factchecking may make less of a difference than ever. With all due respect to margaret, who i think the world of, i dont think shes right about that. He has never achieved above 50 popularity. And the Washington Post<\/a>, we range to have a poll where we tested 11 of his biggest falsehoods and asked americans whether they believed it or not without identifying whether trump had said it. And most americans didnt believe it. So im not sure that this stuff is working for him. Reporter for the past three years, kessler has focused mostly on the president , but thats changed somewhat during the campaign. 2017 tax bill slashed taxes on companies that sent production and jobs overseas. Joe biden has his own history of exaggeration and embellishments. How has your time during the Trump Presidency<\/a> impacted the way you factcheck Vice President<\/a> joe biden and his campaign . Well, it hasnt impacted the way we factcheck biden. We have less time, probably, to factcheck biden because every day trump comes up with something new. To some extent, trump is harming himself because we only have so much bandwidth. But what i just gave four pinocchios to joe biden the other day, or his campaign. So we have not stopped factchecking joe biden. You write about the lasting impacts on the presidency, posttrump. What will that be . A lot depends on whether or not trump gets reelected. If hes defeated, i think politicians will say, you know, telling constants falsehoods is not necessarily a ticket to success. But if he wins . If he wins, well, all bets are off. Reporter for cbs this Morning Saturday<\/a>, errol barnett. An exhausting job. Glenn has to be a glutton for punishment. Thats a lot of work. Its the interesting thing, though. If you keep telling these lies, are they believed at some point . If you keep them in the ether, or do people Pay Attention<\/a> to whats fact and what is exaggeration . Great point. Lots more news straight ahead. First, heres a look at the weather for your weekend. As a young attorney, he argued a case before the Supreme Court<\/a> that led to unanimous landmark decision on civil rights. Just ahead, the story of bernar cohen and the right to marry who you want and live where you want. Youre watching cbs this Morning Saturday<\/a>. Inside out . Try natures bounty hair, skin and nails gummies. The number one brand to support beautiful hair, glowing skin, and healthy nails. And try advanced, now with two times more biotin. And try advanced, my body is truly powerful. I have the power to lower my a1c. Because my body can still make its own insulin. And trulicity activates my body to release it, lowering my blood sugar from the first dose. 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If your financial situation has changed, we may be able to help. My husband is white. I am part negro and part indian. At the time we did not know there was a law in virginia against mixed marriages. Therefore, we were jailed and tried in a little town of bowling green. This morning, we are remembering the life of attorney bernard cohen. As a volunteer for the American Civil Liberties<\/a> union in 1967, cohen and his colleague phil hirschkof won the landmark Supreme Court<\/a> case loving vs. Virginia. The courts unanimous decision struck down state laws forbidding interracial marriage. It was brought by richard and Mildred Loving<\/a> who were arrested, convicted and given the choice to spend a year in jail or leave virginia for 25 years. Cohen successfully fought to overturn their conviction and the case was cited in the Supreme Court<\/a>s decision decades later to legalize samesex marriage. Bernard cohen died this week at the age of 86. Hell be missed. Great to see that video. I think the movie they did recently sort of reminded people or for some people, the first time that they knew about that case. They didnt know all the details. It was fitting that Mildred Loving<\/a> stated way before the Supreme Court<\/a> case that the Lgbtq Community<\/a> should have the same rights in marriage as the rest of us. Discrimination is discrimination. It sure is. Hes lived a life of a working man and has the scars to prove it. Farmer jon tester has another job as a u. S. Senator. Well talk to the maverick montanan about his life and his effort to bridge our partisan divide. And if you are heading out the door. Dont forget to record cbs this Morning Saturday<\/a>. Coming up in our next hour, skin in the game. The true diversity of human skin tones is now being recognized in dozens of products. Hear how small changes can have a big impact on both company and customer. Plus, tiger, tiger, burning bright. 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Tester took over the Family Business<\/a> and eventually entered politics where hes currently serving his third term in the u. S. Senate. He has picked some pretty big fights in d. C. Along the way. In his new book grounded, he has a message for both parties. There we go. Nice. Oh. That looked good. Yeah, it did. Nice form, wasnt it . Reporter we dont know many senators who would agree to play a game of p. I. G. With us on a court. But jon tester isnt like most senators. Oh, yes. The bottom line is that the farm is really who i am. Reporter tester grew up in big sandy, montana, with parents who worked the land and butchered. Tester loves sports and music but he also wanted to help. As he writes in grounded, early eagerness changed the course of his life at the age of just 9. Can i see your hand . What happened . Its you never get in a fight with Power Equipment<\/a> because Power Equipment<\/a> always wins. Reporter his left hand was torn apart. He lost Three Fingers<\/a> in a meat grinder and to this day deals with spiking pain when he knocks it the wrong way. I cannot remember sticking my hand in the throat of that grinder. I remember pulling my hand out. I think it hiptnotized me. The way you talk about what happened in the book is very graphic and very emotional. I did the audio portion of this book, and i know the people who were in the audio studio were shaking their head at me because i had a real hard time talking about it. It brought tears to my eyes, and i got choked up and have to start over and rerecord and rerecord. And its because im a lot older now, and as a kid, i looked at it from a kids perspective. Kids are rough and tumble and rock n roll and easily adapt. When you get to be a parent and think about what my folks went through, it had to be really, really, really hard, especially for my mother who was there. Reporter you dont think youd be a senator today if that hadnt happened. It would have certainly changed my life. Who knows. I might have, you know, ive got a bachelor of science and music. I might have went into music and played saxophone instead of trumpet and ended up in new york city with some doggone jazz band. Who knows. Truth is you just dont know where life is going to take you. And it made me a little different. Reporter testers onetime dream of playing music professionally may have ended, but he still went on to teach music. While also reffing High School Basketball<\/a> and running the farm. 25 years ago, he felt a political itch and rose from the ranks of local school board to state legislature to eventually being elected as a democratic u. S. Senator in 2006. The book opens with his Biggest National<\/a> moment so far. In 2018, he released damaging information about ronny jackson, the president s nominee to run the department of veterans affairs. Jacksons nomination was pulled. President trump called on tester to resign. Did you regret that that process had to get so ugly . Of course. I would much rather it not, and we tried to through the people that we knew in the white house to try to bring some common sense to the situation. But in the end, veterans are my foremost obligation. And much higher obligation to them than to the president. So im going to do whats right by them. Reporter the book is called grounded and its your outreach to Rural Communities<\/a>. Yep. Particularly how democrats can reach out to Rural Communities<\/a> and reconnect. Why do you think theyve lost some of those communities . I think a lot of it has been the fact we havent shown up and when we have shown up we havent expressed what we stood for very well. If you look at the values that democrats have and what we really stand up for, good education, good health care, medicare, social security, making sure our veterans are taken care of and good infrastructure, those are all things that democrats stand for. I saw a headline calling montana a deep red state. Its really not. No. Based on the way people have voted. Youre right. The past 20 years or so. Its a deep libertarian state. Truth is you have democrats, republicans and theyre all libertarians. Reporter tester has won reelection twice in a state where Hillary Clinton<\/a> received less than 36 of the vote in 2016. Hes made hay railing against the influence of lobbying money, though he acknowledges hes taken plenty of it himself. Especially following the controversial 2010 Supreme Court<\/a> decision, Citizens United<\/a> versus fec. Twhen comes to lobbying money, too, a lot more lobbying money for you and everybody else. Yeah. After citizens. Yeah. And i think its one of the reasons we have the division in our country right now politically. But the argument is free speech. Its free speech. Money and free speech, i dont get it. Were sitting here talking. We can grab a mic and my neighbor can grab a mic or get on the radio. If ive got 10 million ive got a lot more free speech than you. I know the Supreme Court<\/a> made the decision, but i dont agree with that connection. Reporter testers commute is extreme. 4,000 miles round trip every week via car and planes. So he never spend toocs too muce away from his family and the farm. I had many people tell me when i said im going to keep farming and go home every weekend. They said youll never last. Weve been doing it now for nearly 14 years. You talk in the book as well about some of the senators who you learned from when you first startd who had been there for a long, long time, including senator ma cullsky, senator bird. Do you still want to be in the senate when youre 85 or 90 . No. No, i dont. Look, i love the senate. Its great. I get to work with great people in the state and great people on both sides of the aisle in the senate. But it aint the best job i ever had. Being a farmer is the best job i ever had. Wow. And you believe him when he said it, too . Absolutely. We get up at 2 00, 3 00 in the morning to come in here, right . He gets up at 2 00, 3 00 in the morning to drive an hour or two to an airport, take two flights, get into washington, spend a few days there and then come back every weekend. Devotion. Yep. There it is. The show must go on, even in a pandemic. How some young actors in texas are bringing shakespeare to audiences in the age of social distancing. Youre watching cbs this Morning Saturday<\/a>. Saving money on gas from walmart would allow us to see them more often. I love that. Introducing walmart . With member prices on fuel and more. Special guest flo challenges the hand models to show off the ease of comparing rates with progressives home quote explorer. International hand model jonjon gets personal. Your wayward pinky is grotesque. Then a high stakes pattycake Battle Royale<\/a> ends in triumph. You have the upper hands its a race to the lowest rate, and so much more. 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The rest, stick around. Youre watching cbs this Morning Saturday<\/a>. Cbs this Morning Saturday<\/a> will return in a few minutes. For now, im annemarie green with a look at some of the other stories were following. A michigan man has a new lease of life thanks to the power of social media and the compassion of a perfect stranger. Michael george has the story from new york. Reporter mark and abigail share a bond like few others. Thats because prout donated one of her kidneys to him. A perfect stranger. Thought it was the right thing to do. Reporter the michigan man was diagnosed with kidney failure two years ago and was told he needed a kidney transplant to survive. In a desperate move, marks wife turned to facebook to find a donor. Without that, i wouldnt be alive. Reporter prout saw the post. She had never met him. It was a friend of a friend of a friend of my wifes. Reporter altruistic strangers make up less than 1 of live kidney donations in the United States<\/a>. Prout felt compelled to help. Someone needed it more than i did. Unbelievably blessed. Really no words can describe that. Reporter the transplant surgery happened in june. It was a success. His wife says we won the lottery of life. Michael george, cbs news, new york. Cbs this Morning Saturday<\/a> will be right back. Love that shot. Welcome to cbs this Morning Saturday<\/a>. Im Michelle Miller<\/a> with Dana Jacobson<\/a> and jeff glor. Coming up this hour, the world is growing more diverse. And so are the colors of the products we buy. Well look at the new trend including the fullrange of skin tones in everything from makeup to crayons to bandages. Plus, grandmas recipes are often the best. And that is true in east africa as well. Ahead on the dish well talk to model turned food entrepreneur hawa hassan about her new cookbook showcasing recipes from grandmothers in eight african nations. Later, creature closeup. Youll be amazed by these photographs of wildlife winners of a Top International<\/a> award just handed out in london. Well show you some of the very best ahead. First our top story this hour. There are ominous signs the battle with the coronavirus in the u. S. Is moving in the wrong direction. There were nearly 70,000 new cases on friday, the most in a single day since july. It pushed the overall number of infections over 8 million. The death toll is now more than 218,000 people. At the same time, the rising infection rate is putting a strain on hospitals. Hospitalization rates are up in all but eight states. And the rising infection rates are raising new questions about what its going to take to flatten the curve. Chief medical correspondent dr. Jon lapook spoke with dr. Anthony fauci for tomorrow nights 60 minutes. How bad would things have to get for you to advocate a National Lockdown<\/a> . Theyd have to get really, really bad. First of all, the country is fatigued with restrictions. So we want to use Public Health<\/a> measures, not to get in the way of opening the economy, but to being a safe gateway to opening the economy. So instead of having an opposition, open up the economy, get jobs back, or shut down. No. Put shutdown away and say were going to use Public Health<\/a> measures to help us safely get to where we want to go. You can see all of dr. Lapooks interview with dr. Fauci tomorrow on 60 minutes. President trump is holding Campaign Rallies<\/a> in michigan and wisconsin today, even as coronavirus cases surge in those states. Fresh off his own diagnosis, mr. Trump held three rallies on friday. Two in florida and one in georgia. In ft. Myers, he promised to help seniors get past the virus. Im moving heaven and earth to safeguard our seniors from the china virus to deliver lifesaving therapies in record time and to distribute a safe and effective vaccine before the end of the year. But members of the president s own Coronavirus Task<\/a> force dispute that possibility. They say the likely estimate for the rollout of a vaccine may not happen until spring. With just over two weeks before election day, former Vice President<\/a> joe biden is ramping up his attacks on President Trump<\/a>s handling of the coronavirus. During a Campaign Stop<\/a> in the battleground state of michigan on friday, biden pointed to recent reports about President Trump<\/a>s initial actions. Heres what he did, according to the New York Times<\/a> today. His administration gave wall Street Investors<\/a> a headsup about it. Didnt tell us. But gave wall Street Investors<\/a> a head up. But the american people, he said nothing. Former president barack obama is expected to campaign for biden next week. Biden returns to the trail tomorrow in north carolina. It is about three minutes after the hour. Now heres a look at the weather for your weekend. 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This year marks the 100year anniversary of the band aid. It has a flesh tone finish but whose flesh tone . Johnson johnson decided to expand the colors of the product, similar to the line they released over a decade ago and then scrapped. Its just one example of a movement that includes another maker of first aid products putting racial sensitivity first. Roar you got this. Reporter Toby Meisenheimer<\/a> is the founder of trucolor bandages. Hes made a medical grade brand to match an array of skin tones, a need he discovered while tending to his adopted son. He had nicked his forehead. Came to me crying. And i went into the cabinet and grabbed a band aid and put it on his forehead and we sat on the couch and cuddled and it was kind of like, for the first time, the scales fell from my eye. 38 years of life and how have i not noticed this before . Reporter in 2013 he searched for an alternative and about a year later ran into arthopedic hand surgeon dr. Raymond wurapa. He designed a better bandage for knuckles and fingers, inspired by his son christian. Amazing to see where we were. Reporter and a team of fathers was made along with two other members, trucolor bandages was born. We make bandages for all shades of skin. Thats the beauty of it, i think. By combining our efforts, we can accomplish more together. And have an offering that i think sends the right message, especially in these times. Reporter so what is your message to the medical community when it comes to inclusion . Yes, the bandage helps with healing, physically, but theres also an emotional, psychological aspect to what it does. Just seeing that youre acknowledged for who you are and there are options out there. It took my breath away. Reporter that message was received over 2,000 miles away by dominique. For the first time in my life, i know what it feels like to have a bandaid in my own skin tone. You can barely even spot it in the first image. He tweeted that feeling and hundreds of thousands of people worldwide liked back. Including star wars Actor John Boyega<\/a> and that started a conversation about race. Didnt expect to have the reaction. And so it just shocked me. It really took my breath away. And, you know, i felt silly for having that reaction. Youre still having it. I see it in your eyes. Yeah, theres a part of me that still does feel silly. There are far more important struggles like, again, police brutality, like employment discrimination. To me, this was just part of a broader story of racial exclusion. And it was just a small symbol. Reporter even today, products advertised as nude are not nude for everyone. From high heels to undergarments, athletic tape to even crayons. We start off life with images in a coloring book. Youre right. I remember as a little girl, there was never a color that described that i could that i could describe or ascribe as me. Same thing. Same exact thing. And so i felt when i saw the drawing, a portrait, that it wasnt me. And i just didnt feel complete. I didnt feel included. And i just didnt feel like that was me. Find your color. Reporter mimi dixon manages brand equality and activation for crayola. She launched colors of the world this summer. A crayon pack dedicated to just about every skin tone. It was important for us to do it in the right way. Isnt it just varying the colors of the nude spectrum . It is not. We want truly colors that represent skin tones, right . Were crayola, and we know color. We dont necessarily know skin tones. You can see this is a little pinker. Reporter they brought in a makeup pro. Victor casal, the former chief of mac cosmetics. This is going to change things. People can identify with themselves in a box of 24 crayons. Okay. So, wait. So how do i find my color . Okay. On the box, there are panels that you can put up to your wrist. Look at all of the colors for everyone. This is for everyone. This is everybody. This is everyone. You just start coloring. Just make a little swatch. Actually that is your color. I am medium golden, people. That is your color. Yea that is your color. Reporter crayolas expansion of skin tone options begin in 1992 but this new pack is a first because its marketing them as a source of inclusion. Why did you choose to market the colors of the world separately, not in the traditional 32pack or the 16pack . This is, you know, skin tone crayons. We wanted to make sure that was clear. So 20 years from now it might be in the it could be a bigger pack. Most certainly. Its not just a crayon. It is about feeling included, being seen. Feeling valued. How do you expect this to impact your bottom line . It wasnt necessarily about the bottom line. Reporter but for any business, money does matter. They are seeing that africanamericans money is green. And theres a lot of it. Reporter and the impact of widening the spectrum of inclusive product lines can be profitable. According to cheryl grace, senior Vice President<\/a> with Nielsen Holdings<\/a> which tracks africanamerican and Multicultural Consumer<\/a> trends. Africanamericans buying power right now at 1. 4 trillion is about the equivalent of the buying power of mexico or spain. And the 1. 8 trillion that were projected to spend in just 3 1 2 years is larger than the today the spending power or gdp of russia, of canada, and most of the growth in the United States<\/a> has actually come from Multicultural Consumer<\/a>s. And the fact that 10 of blacks and 10 of hispanics and i think 20 of Asian Americans<\/a> marry outside of their race tells you that thats only going to continue. And you cant afford to leave that much money laying on the table. Reporter and as brands try to connect with the current social climate, consumers will ultimately decide if the companys intentions must align with the products they sell. When we really want to achieve change in the world, its often done at an individual level. Its done in the context of a relationship. Its dr. W and i working on a project together, despite our conferences, despite the fact our skin color doesnt match, but its the beauty of that diversity that is diversity in healing. I love the story behind the product. And i just have to point out, we shot part of this before covid19. When you were close together. We were really close together. This is about folks who traditionally have felt invisible and now feel seen. It seems like the thing i want to say. Why did it take so long . Like that idea of, until you think of it, until you see it, until you live it you may not it never dawned on me that a bandaid was supposed to match my skin tone. Youre medium golden . 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I sat down with hassan to learn more about the book and the journey that brought her to it. Pa paya with vanilla sauce. This is corn, potatoes and green peas. Sauteed cabbage also from kenya. Sugo from somalia. Reporter this table, full of african dishes, is food entrepreneur hawa hassan. My dream was to always be at the table. And then slowly, but surely, take over the table. And, i mean, im looking at this table. Im like, what is happening . Youve taken over the table. Its a whole table. Reporter the recipes are all in hassans new cookbook in bebes kitchen. Bebe means grandmother and its bebes from eight african countries who provided the recipes found on hassans pages. Why did you want to do this book . I wanted to do this book because i hadnt seen people like myself reflected in books in this way. And in this exploration in recipes through conversation with these women, i really felt like they were missing from the narrative and in turn, i was missing from the narrative. Reporter hassan was born in somalia. At the start of the civil war in 1991, she fled with her mother and siblings to a refugee camp in kenya. Hassan was just 4 years old. My brother and i went from being children to like young adults. How do you do that at 4 . You just do what your mom says. So everybody started pulling their weight. Reporter her mother had hoped to move the family to the u. S. But it was hassan alone who got the chance to go to seattle at age 7. You had to be terrified. No, i was playing my role in the family. I thought heres an adventure. Ill get a feel for the land and then theyll come, which i didnt think it would take more than a year to get documents to come. As it turned out blackhawk happened. Sponsorship for somalis happened. My mother remarried and moved to norway where they still live. And you were still in seattle . I was still in seattle. Reporter hassan was assimilating to the states. I joined the basketball team. I joined 4h. I became really what i call an american teenager. Eating taco bell . I was eating taco bell. I didnt know how to even do this. You know, i left all this behind. Reporter did you miss home . You know, i didnt give myself an opportunity to do a lot of missing because if i did, i would have cracked. But what i later found out was that i missed the smell of home. Thats what i really missed. Reporter after high school, hassan began earning a living as a model which exceeded expectations financially but personally left her wanting more. I knew it wasnt a space where i was welcomed. Oh, we already have enough of you or shes not black enough. Shes not white enough. I started to really drown in narratives that were placed on me. I was everything but hawa hassan. And i kept thinking, about how do i get back to the center of who i am . Thats when i went on a quest to reunite with my family. Reporter after 15 years, in 2008, hassan finally visited her mom and siblings in norway. It was incredible in every sense of the words. I had found a belonging. I had found things i longed for. In my culture we say paradise is at the feet of your mom. To just be at home with her and be in the kitchen with her, to be on the floor, to wake up in the mornings together. And the smell. You got that smell back. I got all of that. So once you had sort of a taste of that, some would think, why not stay there with them . But you came back. Why . Because i am incredibly independent. Reporter buha sauns mom did get her independent daughter to think about what was next. How did you land on food . Just went back to, how can i tell stories and how can i change the conversation about who people are saying somalis are and how can i do it through food. Reporter she saw space in the Food Industry<\/a> with a lack of african cuisine. This is the vanilla sauce for the lobster. Oh, my gosh. Its a Great Holiday<\/a> dish. Reporter in 2015, she launched her first venture. A sauce line. I just thought, hot sauce. You know y not slowly inch my way onto the table by introducing people to flavors of where im from. Reporter what started in a kitchen in harlem has grown into nationwide distribution of the sauces with a focus on direct to consumer sales. The advice that was given to me was to write a business plan. And so i knew two sauces from somal somalia, build it for a few years. Get a proposal going for in bebes kitchen. While dog that, write a pitch for a show. All of it has just come to pass. Reporter adding diversity, hassan says, to an industry still in need of it. Oh, theres lots of tokenizing. I wont be in a space that doesnt have people that look like me in it or is not welcoming to folks like me. If i get inside, i always ask for another person who looks like me to come along. If theres pushback from that, i know how to pack up my bags and leave. Reporter she traces that steadfastness in herself and her beliefs to her mom. Traits also belonging to the bebes in her cookbook. All of them are really proud and grateful that these stories are outside of themselves now. Where we are as a society right now and the conversations were having about race, about inclusion, about changing the system, does this fit in, in some way . Does absolutely. When you bring people together over a plate of food, a glass of wine. No conversation is too big or too small. I think that, for the first time in this country, the hard conversations are being had and so my space in that is to be able to bring people together to put the food on the table and allow my community to speak to one another. Theres a saying that shes used before. She wants to build longer tables and shorter fences. And that sort of helps to have that conversation with the food she her plans are expanding that sauce line right now and shes working on a couple other projects. Really an incredble story to get to where she is now from where she came. I love that she missed the smell of home. Doesnt that make stoeense t you . All those smells from childhood. We all have them. I was looking on the food on that table and it took me back to kenya and tanzania. It was just like nibbling on food and getting a taste of it all. And her point was that was just missing from the industry because it hadnt been brought there. The same with a book like this. Somebody hadnt proposed it. People didnt know. Now its out there right now and adds to the diversity. And well go out and buy it. Cant wait to try it. Now something as exotic as those flairs. Animals seldom seen by humans but captured by some of the greatest wildlife photographers. Well look at the winners of an international competition, next. Youre watching cbs this Morning Saturday<\/a>. For those of you without local news, cbs this Morning Saturday<\/a> will return in a few minutes. Im annemarie green. The pandemic has given Many Americans<\/a> a new perspective on life. Chris martinez introduces us to one man who made an astounding discovery about his own family. Reporter philip, seen here with his wife and child, always knew he was adopted but never looked for his birth family until his son came home with a school project. It was a map and color your origins or where your family is from. I had to tell him, i really am not sure. So that kind of sparked my interest. And then when the covid hit, we had so much time to do all this. Reporter the 35yearold took an ancestry dna test and quickly discovered a connection. I saw a mother and aunt. My aunt reached out to me immediately. Reporter this summer he was able to hug his aunt who only lives a couple hours away. He hasnt met his mother yet but theyve spoken a few times by phone. Ancestry. Com saw a 37 increase in new subscribers from march to july. Jay rosensweig is the founder of birth parent finder. Com. Its causing people to think about mortality and giving many adoptees a sense of urgency. Hes sineen a big boost in clies wanting to find their birth families. Its pretty amazing. Reporter phil also met some cousins and discovered a brother who he plans to visit eventually. That was a crazy feeling. Its like 35 years of being clueless and all of a sudden, within ten seconds its like, heres everything. Reporter Chris Martinez<\/a>, cbs news, los angeles. Nice shot. Well, welcome back to cbs this Morning Saturday<\/a>. Some of the rarest creatures on the planet have been captured by some of the worlds greatest photographers. International awards for wildlife photography were just handed out in london announced by the duchess of cambridge, kate middleton, through Britains National<\/a> history museum. Roxana saberi joins us and tells us more. Reporter a monkey medita meditating. A crocodile carrying hundreds of its offspring. And a squirrel scurrying away from two gazing owls. Intimate moments in nature captured for all of us to see. This is my favorite category. Animals and the environment. Reporter Ross Kidman Cox<\/a> led the awards choosing from nearly 50,000 entries from around the world. They are complex pictures and you can look at them again and again and see more. Reporter look closely. Youll see a hippo hiding in the mud. And a lion peering through the grass. But these images, now on display at Londons Natural History Museum<\/a> and online, are meant to do more than make you stop and look. Science director Tim Littlewood<\/a> says theyre meant to make you stop and think. They are a spectacular showcase to remind us that we are part of nature. And we are desperately responsible for nature. Reporter he says the theme of our impact on nature runs stronger this year than in the previous 5 1 2 decades of the competition. Take this image of a man slicing up bats in an indonesian market. We know that markets such as this are a hotbed for diseases such as covid. Viruses that are moving from animals to humans. And then theres destruction of the amazon. Those two images, to me, are screaming both Natural History<\/a> and the human impact story. Reporter other photos tell a more subtle story like this picture of puffins taken by 14yearold evie easterbrook. I know theyre quite endangered because there are only certain areas with the amount of fish they need toite. Reporter matt moran watch forward wildlife closer to home in london. Or you want to be thinking about is composing and firing the shutter. This image really worked for me because you have that incredibly intense stare with this female looking at her younger brother saying, theres no way youre going to get this rat. Back off. Yeah. Totally. Reporter out of the 100 finalists, the duchess of Cambridge Kate<\/a> middletown announced the winner in an online ceremony on thursday. This years wildlife photographer of the year is Sergey Gorshkov<\/a> for his image the embrace. What made this the winner . You can see. Look at the color. Look at the light. Its a truly magical picture. Its a shot of a tiger from the russian far east. Theyve had big poaching problems. But with protection, the good news is that tigers are increasing. Reporter the people behind these photos hope they move us to do much more to protect our beautiful planet. Wake up, everybody. Its our home. Our collective home. Reporter by reminding us were all in this together. For cbs this Morning Saturday<\/a>, roxana saberi, london. Gorgeous. Incredible. How do you pick one picture out of that . All so incredible. Beautiful shots. It makes my pictures of my dog upside down look like absolute nothing. Ive got to work harder. I pride myself on my ig posts but nothing on that. Your ig posts are impressive. Competition for that. Really . Thanks, jeff. Send michelle out into the wild to take pictures. Ig post of the year. Is he teasing me . Never, ever, ever. Heres a look at the weather for your weekend. Its a dream for many. 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I think artists and people, filmmakers and musicians are finding inventive ways to do what they did before but with their hands tied. Suddenly everyone has to turn into houdini. They have to. Reporter berninger has more than a few tricks up his sleeve. This year, hes rehearsed with his band, worked on an opera and finished up his first solo album. You can split yourself in all those Different Directions<\/a> . Yeah, because theyre not Different Directions<\/a> for me. Theyre all i keep describing it as all in the same soup of stuff. I do say yes to too many things and get really exhausted and cranky and burned out and when berriies land on my head during interviews i sometimes lose it. But sometimes art and making stuff has always been the thing that just makes me feel happier. It makes me feel like i did something worthwhile today and made a scratch on the universe. I see the starlight through the clouds reporter berninger is releasing his debut serpentine prison at age 39. For the cincinnati born son of a lawyer and teacher, its hardly his first unexpected career turn. I have always known i can change whatever im doing every time. My parents were like, do whatever you want when you want. When i quit premed to study sculpture, my mom was like, that makes a lot of sense. Thats a good mine. Then i went back to design. Became a pretty successful designer in new york city. I told my mom i want to quit that and write love songs. You know, and shes like, i think she said, well, finally. Both my mom and dad have always been like if it doesnt make you happy, youre not successful. I owe them so much. Reporter berninger was about to go out on an asian tour with the national when the coronavirus hit. Mentally, how are you doing in all of this . Im doing good mentally. Ive been home more than ive been home in 15 years. And its been an opportunity to really kind of rewire. Im hanging out in the backyard drinking wine during the day and, you know, being positive. Its working. Sounds all right. Now performing from los angeles from his new album serpentine prison here is Matt Berninger<\/a> with one more second. The last time we were together lately it feels like forever and the way we talked last night it felt like a different kind of fight baby dont lie to me know that i believe you always in love with someone if it aint me come on just give me a little more time give me a little bit of warning baby, im gonna be fine when i figure out where im going why cant you just tell me what youre doing here dont be cruel if youre leaving me just do it right here cause the way you looked at me this morning it gave my weak heart warning give me one more second to dry my eyes give me one more day to realize smokes in our eyes or in the distance either way were gonna miss it give me one more year to get back on track givemy one more life to win you back smokes in our eyes or in the distance either way were gonna miss it when its gone give me one more second to dry my eyes give me one more day to realize smokes in our eyes or in the distance either way were gonna miss it give me one more year to get back on track give me one more life to win you back smokes in our eyes or in the distance either way were gonna miss it when its gone dont go away. 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I see the starlight through the clouds why wont anybody listen to me dont make me say it again out loud big star, but do and dont worry baby bipolar pride swim in the tide keep your dead head above and your chin up youre gonna have a pretty hard time without drugs without love total submission ive seen a vision everyones screamin ive been daydreamin sorry im fishin without permission tell her i miss her in a serpentine prison dont try to connect the dots anymore let em go theyre gonna do it on their own tell me that im not in this alone and, man, im so sorry i dont know why im slow i feel like an impersonation of you or am i doin another version of you doing me nobodys ever really think itting about us half as much as we want them to be total frustration deterioration nationalism another moon mission total submission ive seen a vision call electrician serpentine prison whatever it is i try not to listen cold cynicism and blind nihilism i need a vacation from intoxication tell her i miss her in a serpentine prison ive been picking my kid up from school smelling like girl out and cookies and drool i still crawl up to you every night do not forgive me im a reptile you say im a lot im hard to take i think youre just drinking the water i walk into walls and i lay awake i dont wanna give it to my daughter total submission ive seen a vision everyones screaming ive been daydreamin sorry im fishin without permission tell her i miss her in a serpentine prison total frustration deterioration nationalism another moon mission total submission ive seen a vision call electrician serpentine prison for those of you still with us, we have more music from Matt Berninger<\/a>. This is collar of your shirt. 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