On this week's 'Under the Radar', Chris Wragge and Erica Hill show us a crammed train in China; Also Whiplash, the cowboy monkey; Plus, a Hanukkah decoration made by a spider.
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The number of women who claim to have had affairs with Tiger Woods is growing and some speculate Woods may be battling sex addiction. Michelle Gielan reports.
Samsung commissioned a commercial in which lit up sheep move to choreographed movement, Elizabeth Palmer reports. Harry Smith spoke with the Welsh men behind the sheep.
Defense Secretary Robert Gates mets Afghanistan's President Karzai to discuss U.S. commitment to the region following President Obama's plans for a troop surge, reports Terry McCarthy.
Robert Weiss, an expert on sex addiction, outlines recent public behavior by Tiger Woods that indicates a double life, perhaps addiction.
RNC Chairman Michael Steele criticizes health care reform as an obstacle to job creation as the Obama administration plans to use TARP money for new jobs.
Flagstaff, Ariz. got 20 inches of snow from a massive storm that is bringing blizzard conditions to the Midwest. Dave Price reports.
President Obama will use savings from the TARP program bailout to invest in job creation. Bill Plante reports.
Police filed no charges against Tiger Woods after details of drug and alcohol use may have been known to them when he crashed his SUV. Legal analyst Lisa Bloom explains more to Maggie Rodriguez.
J.R. Stone from CBS affiliate WKMG in Orlando, Fla. reports a woman was rushed to the hospital from Tiger Woods' home.
Harry Smith spoke the three final couples of CBS's "The Amazing Race," including the winners Cheyne Whitney and Meghan Rickey, about their experiences on the show and the $1 million prize.
Consumer correspondent Susan Koeppen answered viewer questions about store credit cards and product warranties.
In the series Holiday on the Cheap, executive editor of Real Simple Magazine Sarah Humphreys gave Maggie Rodriguez some simple tips on how to decorate your home for the holiday season on a budget.
Harry Smith spoke with Amanda Knox's parents about how Amanda took the guilty verdict and their plans for appeal.
After Amanda Knox was found guilty of murdering her roommate, Allen Pizzey reports that she could be receiving some high powered political help from the U.S. in the appeal process.
Copenhagen, Denmark is home to the largest climate change conference in history. The U.S. will bow to reduce carbon emissions by 17 percent in the next decade. Richard Roth reports.
CVS Caremark chief medical officer Dr. Troyen Brennan spoke to Harry Smith about the prescription drug plan for seniors Medicare Part D and how to pick the best drug plan.
CNET's senior editor Natali Del Conte spoke to Maggie Rodriguez about which eReaders are the best to buy this holiday season including the Barns & Noble Nook and Amazon's Kindle 2.
Harry Smith spoke with actor John Lithgow about his creepy role on the hit Showtime show, "Dexter."
The Consumer Product Safety Commission will be checking the safety of Zhu Zhu Pets after a new report showed the popular toy may contain high levels of the metal antimony. Kelly Wallace reports.
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