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The sweet pep talk between an oklahoma mother and her daughter going viral. Say im strong. Im strong. Say im beautiful. Im beautiful. Say im loved. Im loved. Say im worthy. Im worthy. Youre beautiful. Thank you, mom. Youre welcome, baby, i love you. This mornings eye opener is presented by toyota. Sweet and wise words. Welcome to the weekend, im Dana Jacobson along with Michelle Miller and jeff glor. We have a bit of sad news as we wake up to the news of Congress John lewis passing. A legend for equality. While it hurts the heart of anyone who cares about equality, michelle, we know youve met him many times. Indeed, i have. Each time was memorable. You always felt like you were in the presence of greatness, kind strength mixed with that air of humility all his own. Of course, we begin with that news that came overnight. Congressman june lewis of georgia, one of the leading figures of the 1960s civil rights era, has died. He was 80 years old. Lewis was a protege of the reverend dr. Martin luther king jr. Together they challenged the segregated south. Lewis continued to fight for civil rights throughout his career. And last december he revealed he had stagefour pancreatic cancer and said he had never faced a battle like it. Lewis told cbs this morning last month he believed his health was improving. Ed okeefe shows how lewis was at the heart of black americas struggle for equality for more than six decades. We still have work to do. Reporter congressman john lewis was the youngest leader of the Civil Rights Movement and its enduring storyteller. He helped organize the march on washington in august, 1963. His death means there is no longer anyone alive who spoke that day. We do not want our freedom gradually. But we want to be free now. [ cheers ] reporter two years later, lewis led a march from selma to montgomery, alabama. Marching today from selma to montgomery. We are marching to our State Capitol to show the nation and the world our determination to win citizenship. Reporter that ended abruptly at the bottom of the Edmund Pettis bridge. You have to move on this is an unlawful assembly. You have to disperse. Reporter a day seared in the memories of most americans as bloody sunday. I was the first person to be hit. And i still have the scar on my forehead. And i was knocked down. My legs just went out from under me. I thought i was going to die on this bridge. Reporter as a College Student, lewis led sitins at lunch counters. He became a freedom rider, risking his life for deforestation. He was there when Lyndon Johnson signed the Voting Rights acts. He was beaten, spit at, and over the course of his life arrested more than 45 times all for what he called got trouble. I metrosa parks when i was 16. I met dr. King. These two individuals inspired me to get in troublement and ive been getting in good trouble, necessary trouble ever since. Reporter elected to congress in a atlanta district in 1966, he was a liberal democrat who pushed for civil rights, gay rights, and boycotted two president ial inaugurations. I would ask that all of my colleagues join me on the floor. Reporter days after a mass shooting in 2016, lewis led an unprecedented sitin on the floor of the house trying and failing to secure votes for guncontrol legislation. Reporter throughout his life he remained a living reminder of the legacy of the Civil Rights Movement. When people tell me nothing has changed, i feel like saying come and walk in my shoes. I will show you. I will take you to these places. Reporter on capitol hill, lewis was one of the few lawmakers left universally admired on both sides of the aisle. In part for simple moments like it one last year at the height of the impeachment fight, lewis participated in a bipartisan tribute to retiring georgia senator johnny isaacson, a republican. Lewis ended his remarks with something rarely seen in washington anymore he crossed the house floor for a handshake and a hug between a democrat and a republican. [ applause ] in june he visited black lives matter plaza in washington. The civil rights icon stood on the spot of the new mural and said that it sends a mighty powerful and strong message to the rest of the world. Ed okeefe, cbs news, washington. Former president barack obama awarded john lewis the president ial medal of freedom in 2011. In a statement posted on media, mr. Obama writes, quote, he loved there country so that much he risked life and his blood so that it might live up to its promise. Through the decades, he not only gave all of himself to the cause of freedom and justice but inspired generations that followed to try to live up to his example. Reflecting on the moments before taking his own oath in 2009 he writes, quote, when i was lengthed president of the United States elected president of the United States i hugged him on the inauguration stand before i was sworn in and told him i was only there because of the sacrifices he made. The former president goes on to say, not many of us get to live to see our own legacy play out in such a meaningful, remarkable way. John lewis did. One of congressman lewis lastknown public appearances, as we mentioned, was at the black lives matter plaza in washington. Last month wearing a mask and using a cane, he stood tall on the bold yellow painted lettersment he was joined by washington mayor Muriel Bowser. Coanchor gayle king spoke to lewis just ten days after george floyd died at the hands of police in minneapolis. He expressed his feelings of seeing a new generation of activists speak out. Does this feel and look different to you . This feels and looks so different. It is so much more massive and all inclusive to see people from all over the world taking to the streets, to the roadways, to stand up, to speak up, to speak out. To do what i call getting in trouble. And with the sense of determination and commitment and dedication there will be no turning back. People now understand what the struggle was all about. Its another step down the very, very long road toward freedom, justice for all humankind. As he said, there will be no turning back. We are now joined by civil rights leader and former u. N. Ambassador andrew young. He helped draft the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and called john lewis a friend. Good morning, ambassador. John lewis was really thank you for being with Us John Lewis was really one of my heroes even though im older than he was. We all know about john lewis the icon, but he was your friend. Tell us about him as your good friend. John lewis was maybe the quietest member of the Civil Rights Movement. He could laugh, and he could joke, but he was very seldom rowdy, loud, or he had no ego at all. He had the power of humility that just won people over to him. He didnt push. He wasnt angry, and he had many reasons to be angry. But he was always dominated by that loving spirit in his life, that well, there was a power in his humility. Just made people want to follow him. Actually, i came from new york go on, sir. No, i moved from new york back to atlanta in 1961 after i saw the nashville sitin story on television. And i had been in the south before and Little Country churches, i thought i was out of the south until he came on with the nashville sitin story, and we realized that our place was back in atlanta. He got you to come back, in fact. And he said the come home, your wife was like, im coming. Martin luther king jr. s legacy has been with us since his passing. Do you think it will be the same with congressman lewis legacy . That generations from now will say and feel the way they do about him . I think this generation knows john lewis. And i think that john lewis and ct vivian who passed day before yesterday will be remembered for their tactical work, for their philosophical contributions, but mostly for their nonviolent presence in the face of severe danger and the willingness to march fearlessly through the valleys of the shadow of death did he, in fact, understand his own legacy, mr. Ambassador . Just how many lives he touched . I think he did because he touched almost everybody in the house of representatives during the 34 years that he served there. And he campaigned for them in their own districts. And hes probably been to every state in the Union Campaigning for members of congress. That was one of the reasons why he had so much political and moral influence because they knew that what he said he meant, and that thehes willing to liv and die by it. So there was a kind of integrity that you dont find often. There is a documentary that is out now called good trouble, and i know that you are a fan. So we will be hearing more about the congressman later on in this show. Mr. Ambassador, we thank you. Andrew young, our former ambassador to the u. N. Well have much more on the life and legacy of congressman john lewis coming up in our next hour. Ahead, well show you more of his conversation with cbs Bob Schieffer when they met on the Edmund Pettis bridge before the 50th anniversary of bloody sunday. As you just heard ambassador young mention, the life of another major force of the civil right rightsmovement is being remembered. Rev trend ct vivian was part of the southern leadership countries and a key adviser to Martin Luther king jr. His life of activism began in the 1940s when he organized a lunch counter sitin in illinois. He registered black voters in selma and started a College Readiness program. Former president obama awardedan the president ial medal of freedom in 2013. Ct vivian died on friday. He was 95. The other major story this morning we are following is the worsening covid19 crisis in this country. More Retail Companies are announcing plans to mandate the wearings of face coverings amid an increasing number of covid19 infections. There were more than 71,600 cases on friday bringing the total number in the u. S. To 3. 6 million. The u. S. Death toll stands at 139,000. In california, governor gavin newsom announced hes keeping Public Schools in 32 counties close when classes resume next month. Michael george is in new york with more on the outbreak. Good morning. Reporter jeff, good morning. On monday, a new york institution, the empire state buildi building, reopens to the public after being closed for four months. But it will be at 20 capacity, and masks will be required. As new york tests reopening, much of the country is facing the consequences of reopening too early. The number of u. S. Coronavirus cases broke more records this week. The white houses Coronavirus Task force put 18 states in what its calling the red zone. And recommends that red zone counties require masks. According to a task force document obtained by cbs news but not made public. Masks are a fundamental part of how we contain and fight the virus. Reporter more than half the states already have mask mandates. Some places, police give fines to people not wearing them. Atlantas mayor made masks mandatory what the scientists are telling us is the right thing to do is to wear a mask. Reporter georgias governor is vowing to fight against mask requirements. In a state where 15 cities have already passed them. And while we all agree that wearing a midatlantask is effem confident that georgians dont need a mandate to do the right thing. Reporter in provo, utah, the idea of masks gave in nonsocially distanced crowd at a Community Meeting something to boo about. This is the exact opposite of what we need to be doing. We are supposed to be physically distancing, Wearing Masks [ boos ] reporter in florida, Health Officials are hoping for better news after days of recordsetting case numbers. Eight of miamidade countys 25 hospitals have intensive care units full. Public Health Officials say what happens next is up to the public. Were hoping against hope that people are getting the message, that theyre changing their behavior. If we dont see that by monday, tuesday, then, yeah, its possible that we may have to enact further measures. Reporter throughout the south, the dire situation is felt first by doctors on the front lines. It doesnt stop. We dont know when its going to stop at this point. Reporter in texas, a sad reality. Refrigerator trucks positioned and ready to handle the dead. Many places, including california, have rescinded orders that allowed businesses to reopen after a surge in the los angeles area. Its a likely trend as long as the virus remains out of control. And here in new york city, phasefour reopening starts on monday. Because of how bad things are in the rest of the country, the plans have been scaled back. Gyms, malls, museums, and Indoor Dining remain off limits indefinitely. All right. Thank you. President trump says he does not support a nationwide order to require the use of masks to slow the spread of the coronavirus. After some white house officials took aim at dr. Anthony fauci this week, the nations con Infectious Disease expert says he does not believe the president is trying to discredit him. Mr. Trump is lashing out at his niece for the first time after her tellall book was published this week. Nikole killion is at the white house with a full roundup. Good morning. Reporter good morning to you. We havent heard from the president this morning, but he is speaking out in a new interview. He said he thinks masks are a good thing but doesnt agree everyone should wear one. Will you consider a National Mandate that people need to wear masks . No. I want people to have a certain freedom. Reporter in an interview airing this weekend on fox news sunday, President Trump says he has no plans to implement a National Mask order. Hey, dr. Fauci said dont wear a mask. Our surge at general, terrific guy, said dont wear a mask. Everyone was saying dont wear a mask. All of a sudden everyones got to wear a mask. We know they work, and that happen is universal wearing of masks. Reporter in a separate interview, dr. Anthony fauci disputed he was being undermined by the white house despite a scathing oped this week from trade adviser peter navarro. And this cartoon posted by senior aide dan scavino. Do you think you have the full backing and support of the white house from the president on down . I do. I doment. I believe i do. Enj i believe i do. Reporter democrats allege another top doctor, cdc director dr. Robert redfield, is being blocked from testifying at a hearing on safely rep opening schools. Redfield has testified several times in recent months and needs to focus on the pandemic response. The truth is not being leveled reporter the president s niece, mary trump, continued her media blitz after releasing a family memoir this week disparaging her uncle. Reacting for the first time on twitter, the president called mary a seldomseen niece who knows little about me. Says untruthful things about my wonderful parents and me. Shes a mess. As for being seldom seen, i guess for donald that is one of the biggest insults he can hurl at somebody. But im ive been fine with it. Reporter the white house calls it a book of falsehoods, but nearly a million copies sold on the first day of release. And the book has already hit number one on amazons bestseller list. Its published by simon schuster, a division of viacomcbs. A lot of people reading that book. Thank you. Another Health Setback for the Supreme CourtJustice Ruth Bader ginsburg. The 87yearold was hospitalized this week for an infection and says she is fighting cancer now for the fifth time in many years