As the Iowa caucus chaos and impeachment wrap up, Democratic primary candidates shift their full focus to voters and their top issues to win in New Hampshire and beyond. Special correspondent and co-host of “The Circus” Alex Wagner joins “CBS This Morning” to discuss what those issues are and how the candidates should approach them to stay competitive. Source

A recent study found that about one in four pregnancy or post-partum deaths are caused by cardiovascular complications. Source

Thiam, resigning after almost 5 years as CEO, said he had no knowledge of a spying operation on former executives. Source

GOP Whip Steve Scalise also spoke with CBS News chief Washington correspondent Major Garrett about impeachment and the 2020 presidential election. Source

The coronavirus crisis is growing as more cruise ships are quarantined over infection fears. One in Japan now has 61 confirmed cases, including nine Americans. On Friday morning, a ship came into port just outside of New York City in Bayonne, New Jersey with at least a dozen passengers showing coronavirus symptoms. Ramy Inocencio is in Hong Kong where he heard from some quarantined passengers. Source

Tornadoes stomp across the South and flooding is expected after heavy rains sweep across the Atlantic seaboard. Also, more Americans test positive for coronavirus on a quarantined cruise ship currently docked in Japan. All that and all that matters in today’s Eye Opener. Your world in 90 seconds. Source

At least four people have died after a weather system left a path of destruction across the South. The front damaged homes, toppled power lines and spawned tornadoes. Roughly 55 million Americans from Mississippi to Maine are under winter weather alerts on Friday. Janet Shamlian reports on the damage from South Carolina where a possible tornado touched down. Source

The dogs showed aggression toward responding police officers, who shot and killed both. Source

A law was passed in Puerto Rico to prohibit the deposit and disposal of coal ash on the island. Source

Chinese version of WhatsApp crashed after millions of users tried to get work done during the coronavirus lockdown. Source