The CDC called for “increased attention to, and prevention for, this population.” Source

Industrialist Julius Rosenwald and educator Booker T. Washington build the schools to educate poor Black Americans. Source

60 Minutes’ Steve Kroft catches up with “Daily Show” host and political satirist Jon Stewart on the eve of the 2004 presidential election. Source

60 Minutes visits Jon Stewart at “Daily Show” headquarters in 2001, and Steve Kroft learns the secret to Stewart’s “fake news” fame Source

Noel Gallagher is best known as the co-founder of “Oasis,” one of the best-selling rock bands of all time. After the group disbanded in 2009, Gallagher launched a solo career and formed another group “High Flying Birds,” and this month, he celebrates the release of a new studio album. The English singer looks back at the first 10 years of his solo career and discusses how he’s kept busy during the pandemic. Source

Auto rickshaw drivers are helping to keep Indians alive as the country grapples with a deadly second outbreak. Source

“I thought to myself, okay, this is it. This is, I finally, I’m going to die,” said veteran lobster diver Michael Packard. Source

President Biden and G7 allies wrapped up their first day of meetings and had dinner hosted by Queen Elizabeth. Also, a lobster diver was swallowed by a large humpback whale and lived to tell the tale. All that and all that matters in today’s Eye Opener. Your world in 90 seconds. Source

In her nearly 70-year reign, Queen Elizabeth II may have met more U.S. presidents than anyone else alive today. Source

From the Maldives to Moscow and the microstate of San Marino, vaccine tourism is taking off around the world. But it’s not without detractors. Lucy Craft takes a look at vaccine tourism from the American island of Guam. Source