posting a video hitting a golf ball a few months after that horrific crash. cyber monday, have you done your online shopping? which products have the biggest discounts today, as americans are expected to spend at least $10.2 billion. sex trafficking trial, the woman accused of recruiting underage girls for sex offender jeffrey epstein faces up to 80 years in prison if convicted. remembering lee elder, the golf great who broke down racial barriers as the first black golf tore play at the masters. and a heart warming story about the world's most premature baby who survived and thrived -- tonight, his story of strength. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening, and thank you so much for joining us. we're going to begin with that new covid variant that the world health organizatiose high risk around the globe. the omicron strain hasn't turned up in the u.s. but dr. anthony fauci warns it's likely already circulating here in america, and that has the biden administration responding. the new omicron variant was first discovered earlier this month in south africa. it has since spread to more than a dozen countries around the world, and as a precaution, the u.s. joined other nations restricting travel from south africa and other countries in the region. the president saying today there's no need for longdowns now or drastic measures, which had wreath breathing a sigh of relief. after the dow had its first down day on saturday, it rebounded by 200 pounds today. fed chair jerome powell said the variant could negatively impact the economy. errol barnett will lied us off from newark international airport. good evening, errol. >> reporter: good evening, norah. tonight the c.d.c. is strengthening its recommendation all adults who received either the pfizer or moderna vaccine should get their booster shots as long as it's been six months since the last shot. previously, they recommended younger adults may get their boosters. also tonight "the post" reports pfizer is ready to recommended 16 and 17-year-olds get their boosters and it expects that to be approved quickly. calling omicron a variant of concern, the world health organization says it has the potential to pose a very high global risk as it is loaded with more mutations than delta. first identified last week in south africa, it's not yet clear whether omicron spreads more easily or causes more severe infections. today, president biden said it is inevitable that the omicron variant will reach the u.s. and pledged to fight it with science and speed, while appealing for calm. >> this variant is a cause for concern, not a cause for panic. if people are vaccinated and wear their masks, there's no need for lockdown. >> reporter: with more than 100 cases documented the south africa, new travel restrictions are in effect tonight barring non-u.s. residents from eight southern african nations from entering the country. dr. anthony fauci is the nation's top infectious disease expert. >> if it's not here already it's going to get here. the reason you do a travel ban is not that you think any evely that you're going to keep it out, but it buys you a couple of weeks because if you can keep things out in force for a couple of weeks, you can do a lot of things. >> reporter: moderna c.e.o. stephane bancel says there may be weeks before clarity on its vaccine as ability to fight the new variant. booster shots on all vaccines are recommended. >> as we see the new situation with the variant it's more important to not only get the primary series but make sure you have the booster. >> reporter: travel restrictions for the vaccination have been lifted but some are ae reversing including japan, closing borders to all foreign travelers. >> i have been planning this trip for about two years. >> reporter: tas news of the new variant surfaced in south africa, miljana vujosevic is enjoying her last days in capetown before returning home friday. >> i will exhale when i get my negative covid test friday morning because that will feel like an important milestone and i will exhale again while i'm at the airport. >> reporter: so much is still unknown about omicron. it is clear the new variant is spreading around the world quickly. while the u.s. races to limit some foreign nationals from traveling her, the best defense is to get as many people vaccinated as possible. >> o'donnell: errol barnett, thank you very much. we turn to a cbs news exclusive. we go inside one of the labs in south africa, where omicron was first discovered, and researchers are now working around the clock to learn more about it. cbs's debora patta reports from durbin, south africa. >> reporter: suiting up in protective gear, scientists are heading into the biohazard lab of the africa health research institute growing live omicron to be tested against the blood of fully immunized people as well as those previously infectioused. heading up the team is alex sigal. >> this is probably the most mutated virus we'd ever seen. >> reporter: the variant has more than 50 mutations is over 30 in the spike protein, the part of the virus that aids infection. >> it's more of a franken stein than others but it's always something new. the virus keeps surprising us. >> within 36 hours of discovering the new variant, these scientists had alerted the world the fear that the variant evades immune at this. bancel's team is speaking with other scientists. some of these samples are packed to be shipped to other research institutes in the country. they will know within ten days whether existing vaccines can stop omicron. stephane thinks they will provide some protections. the virus will continue to mutate. >> we will continue to learn the rest of the greek alphabet unless we understand why the variants evolve, how they evolve and be able to predict them. >> reporter: omicron has mainly infected young people here. doctors say their symptoms are mild but that could change as case numbers increase. norah. >> o'donnell: debora patta, thank you. there are still a lot of questions tonight about the omicron variant. joining us to answer some to have the questions, dr. ashish jha, the dean of the brown university school of public health. doctor, thank you so much for joining us. is omicron as dangerous as delta? >> well, we don't know, and there are two parts of dangerous i always think about, one is does it spread more easily and infect more people, that makes it dangerous. there is some evidence it seems to be spreading more easily. the second is does it cause more severe disease? that we don't have any data on at all. >> o'donnell: scientists are calling this the frankenstein of all variants? is that misleading or overly alarmist? >> i think it's a little alarmist. it does have a lot of mutations. number of mutations isn't the big issue. the big question in our minds is the going to make our vaccines less effective, more dangerous. we don't know now, there are concerning features of this variant that have many of us looking more carefully, but i think there's no reason for people to overreact and feel somehow this is a game changer. it may very well not be. >> o'donnell: what if we find out our vaccines we currently have are only 50% effective, what happens then? >> that is a good question. a possibility we could see a hit to the effectiveness to have the vaccines. the other part of the question will be what about severe illness and people with breakthrough infections and are they getting significantly sick, if not, i think we're in good shape. i think we will need to build a variant-specific vaccine, a vaccine against this variant. >> o'donnell: what additional measures should we take heading into the holiday season? >> the single biggest thing is people need to be vaccinated. with this highly contagious variant it is dangerous to not be vaccinated. if you are vaccinated but not boosted, there's plenty of reason to think boosted people will do better. other than that, we don't need to do anything else significant. continue to wear a mask in crowded indoor settings, avoiding large crowds. these are good pieces of advice in this pandemic altogether. i don't think that changes for this specific variant. >> o'donnell: dr. jha, seems like every time we're rounding the corner on covid 19, something else pops up or a new variant pops up. what do you say to americans who say are we back to square one? >> no, we are not back to square one. we are in a very different position than where we were in march of 2020. even if our vaccines take a hit, they will not be totally ineffective. we have great tests that can identify this variant. we've got therapies now. we also know how the virus spreads and we have lots of tools for preventing spread. so we're in a much much better place, not where i'd like to be. i'd like for this pandemic to be behind us, but that's not what we have as an option, be uh we are in a much better place than where we were. >> o'donnell: dr. jha, thank you so much for your time and expertise. >> thank you. >> o'donnell: we want to turn to the holiday shopping season off to a strong start, though not quite as pre-pandemic levels. about 63 million americans were expected to make purchases online today, cyber monday. here's cbs's meg oliver. >> i'm buying everything today. >> reporter: realitier kristinia sledge have been cashing in on deals all day long. >> i just saved $196 on two ralph lauren coats and an espresso machine. >> reporter: today is expected to be the best online shopping day to have the year with americans predicted to spend between $10 billion and is $1 billion. that could come in slightly less than last year. how many boxes are going out today? >> we anticipate about a million bachs will go out today from this facility. >> reporter: at this amazon fulfillment center in new jersey, more than 14 miles of conveyor belts passed along some of the first packages for cybermonday. >> it's mesmerizing. it's a well orchestrated ballet. >> reporter: retailers have been encouraging shoppers to buy early, with the global supply chain crunch translating into higher prices and fewer options. >> this is her -- >> reporter: stephanie valesquez found dog treats for her new puppy shilla. >> i said, oh, my god this is perfect. dog treats, 890 of st tido tr shepi fng.m,e this is great. >> reporter: shop today is the best day for buying tvs online. shoppers score cletus, computer and appliances. for computers, wednesday have the bigger discounts. how much more shopping do you plan to do? >> till the deal is over to probably till midnight tonight. >> reporter: did you boss let you go home early to start doing this? >> yes, she did, shout out to diane. >> reporter: and some important dates to remember for fed ex and the us postal service, december 15 is the last day to shep gifts for amazon packages, december 22 to make sure your gifts arrive on time. >> o'donnell: good info, meg oliver, thank you. opening statements started today in the sex trafficking guile of ghislaine maxwell, the british social ifs charged with recruiting girls and women for long time friend convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein who died by suicide in jail. >> reporter: prosecutors portrayed ghislaine maxwell as a sexual predators who enticed teenage girls by befriending them and serving them up to jeffrey epstein to be abused. the prosecutor said in at least one instance they were each more than double the age of their victim. the government alleges maxwell, now 59, assisted, facilitated and contributed to crimes by epstein by helping him recruit, groom and abuse girls as young as 14. today in court, the prosecutor charged that maxwell traded on the trust she earned from the girls, even being in the room when epstein abused them, but defense bobbi sternheim question that, telling the jury maxwell is a convenient stand in for the man who can not be here. epstein dade in august 2019 while waiting trial in what officially is criewld a suicide. maxwell had been in federal custody since june 2020, not far from the federal prison in manhattan where epstein was found hanging in his cell. >> six counts in the indictment, the most severe which is sexual traffic of minors. if ghislaine maxwell is convicted of that count, she may spend the rest of her life in prison. >> reporter: maxwell's trial is expected to last through the holidays and it's unclear if she'll take the stand in her defense, possibly portraying herself as a victim of epstein's as well. >> o'donnell: mola lenghi, thank you very much. tonight the breaking news, tiger woods is admitting he will never play golf full time ever again. in a new interview woods opens up about his recovery from the devastating car crash nine months ago. here's cbs's carter evans. >> i don't have to compete to have a great life. >> reporter: tonight for the first time, tiger woods is publicly acknowledging a stark reality. >> i can still maybe if my leg gets good enough, maybe click off a tournament here or there. but as far as climbing the mountain to get all the way to the top, i don't think that's a real estatic expectation of my. iinkomhings reislying the touainnentire one again. >> reporter: after the car acident woods said he thought he might lose his right leg. he was seen working on his swing. he is recovering from multiple back and knee injuries but says this time is different. >> i don't have the same endurance in my right leg yet. i am still developing that. it will take time and more work. it's an unfortunate reality but it's my reality. i understand it and ep is it. >> reporter: carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >> o'donnell: today, we learned lee elder e one to have the golf legends who inspired tiger woods has died. elder made history in 1975 as the first black golfer to play in the masters. this year, elder served as an honorary starter at the 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