With no clear winner of the Iowa caucus, many 2020 Democrats see it as an opportunity to predict victory and inspire optimism within their base. However, Republicans have also taken advantage of the chaos to call the Democratic primary unorganized. Former Hillary Clinton campaign manager Robby Mook and Marco Rubio’s 2016 campaign manager Terry Sullivan weigh in on the discord on “CBS This Morning.” Source

A man was caught taking a snooze in his seat at the stadium during the Super Bowl matchup between the San Francisco 49ers and the Kansas City Chiefs Sunday night. Source

WNBA legend Lisa Leslie, who knew Kobe Bryant since he was 18 years old, said his legacy is “not complicated” for her. Source

Bryant was often seen at WNBA games with his daughter Gianna. Source

With over 20,000 sick worldwide and more than 420 dead in China, countries around the world are going to extreme lengths to try and keep coronavirus contained. But according to experts at WHO, some of these measures might be going too far. Mola Lenghi breaks down the world’s reaction from Princeton University, where nearly 100 students who recently traveled to China have self-quarantined. Source

President Trump will deliver his State of the Union address Tuesday night in the same House chamber where he was impeached, just a day before the U.S. Senate is expected to acquit him. Nancy Cordes reports that many Republicans don’t want Mr. Trump to dwell on impeachment in the speech and instead focus on the economy or his plans for next year. Source

With no real outcome from the Iowa caucus, presidential candidates have turned their attention to New Hampshire, where next week’s primary is set to further clarify where each Democratic contender stands with people around the country. Among Bernie Sanders’ first plans in the state is a response to President Trump’s State of the Union. Ed O’Keefe is in New Hampshire to break down what the other Democrats are doing to rally support before the vote. Source

2020 Democrat Pete Buttigieg expressed frustration over the technical errors that left Iowa with no caucus winner on Monday night. Despite that, the South Bend, Indiana, mayor joins “CBS This Morning” to talk about how he plans to move ahead to the rest of primary season and why his campaign can stand against President Trump. Source

Iowa Democrats were stunned and confused Monday night as technical issues surrounding the caucus forced a stumbling start to the battle for the Democratic nomination. Officials said they were confident Sunday night that nothing would go wrong, with the state party chairman assuring that Democrats were “probably the most prepared” they had ever been for a caucus. Major Garrett takes a close look at what went wrong and what candidates are doing to move forward. Source

Technical trouble has forced Iowa Democrats to delay the vote count from Monday night’s caucus, though the primary contenders are already looking ahead to New Hampshire. Also, President Trump is set to address Congress and the nation on Tuesday night, less than 24 hours before the Senate is expected to acquit him in the impeachment trial. All that and all that matters in today’s Eye Opener. Your world in 90 seconds. Source