With Katie Couric on assignment, CBS News' Dave Price discusses the significance of Veteran's Day, as many veterans remain homeless or without health insurance.
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Now that father's day cards and gifts have been opened, we learn some paternal truths. Financial writer and three-time dad, Michael Lewis tells Anthony Mason about flunking dads.
Monday: New time restrictions set for airlines keeping passengers on the tarmac; Also, remembering what many consider one of the worst decades in modern history; And, Rwandan women unite to weave their way out of poverty.
Handcrafted baskets are a modern business, helping African people escape poverty. As Dave Price reports, these baskets on store shelves have an amazing story, beginning in the African nation Rwanda.
Five suspects have been arrested by Polish police for the theft of a historic sign hanging from the entrance of one of the most notorious World War II concentration camps. Richard Roth reports.
Senate Democrats finally reached the 60 votes needed to pass along health care reform legislation, Wyatt Andrews reports in this "Reality Check" on questionable compromises behind the scenes.
As Americans counted down the final minutes of the 1990s, many worried about Y2K. 10 years later, this has been a troubled decade many are happy to see slip into history. Katie Couric reports.
Shoppers are staying home this holiday season, as retail spending has declined this year as a result of the ongoing recession and fierce winter weather. Dean Reynolds reports.
The Senate reached its landmark 60th vote required to block filibustering on health care reform. Chip Reid reports the Senate version could be passed before the end of this year.
A new law says airlines can only keep passengers on the tarmac for three hours before returning back to the terminal and letting them disembark. Jim Axelrod reports.
There are 36-Million Americans on food stamps, which is almost hard to believe. As the unemployment rate rises, hunger is a problem all across the nation. Katie Couric comments.
The co-founder and creative guru of Apple, Steve Jobs, has been on medical leave for 5 months after recovering from a liver transplant. Daniel Sieberg reports.
For many young adults, health insurance is something that isn't on their radar. But, a serious illness could be bad for their financial future, Priya David reports in 'Prescriptions For Change.'
Sunday: One military family, with a loved one overseas, speaks of love, sacrifice and separation; Plus, The approach of the 2010 mid-term elections is creating anxiety among congressional Democrats.
A top British chemist has had many achievements in the lab and even was honored by the queen. As Richard Roth reports, this professor is really in his element on the Internet.
With the holidays approaching, many American service members will not be coming home. One military family, with a loved one overseas, speaks about the price they're paying.
Actress Brittany Murphy has died in Los Angeles at the age of 32. No cause of death has been announced for the star, She was 32.
The approach of the 2010 mid-term elections is creating anxiety among congressional Democrats. As John Dickerson reports, the Blue Dogs have an early case of the mid-term election blues.
Long Island residents can't remember so much snow, so fast as the blizzard had emergency crews helping each other. As Manuel Gallegus reports, more than 2,500 miles of roads need to be cleared.
The Senate is still at it as Democrats begin to clear another hurdle toward health care reform. As Sharyl Attkisson reports, Republicans vow to fight it to the end.
The storm continues to head northeast and blizzard warnings are still out for many. As Randall Pinkston reports, the storm created a nightmare for holiday travelers.
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