The Grammy Award-winning band Train joins us for our Second Cup Cafe this week. After a three year hiatus, Train has gone back to their roots. They will perform, "Hey, Soul Sister".
CBS News Show - Every Saturday covers breaking news and the news of the week, and presents special reports from well-known experts on a wide range of subjects from consumer and health issues to personal finance.
PinkMemo.com's Katrina Szish demonstrated great holiday gifts for under $25, from electronics to footwear.
David Reddish, a dry-cleaning business owner in Phoenix, Ariz., is counting his blessings as a car smashes into his shop for the third time. He spoke to Harry Smith and Debbye Turner-Bell.
Psychologist Linda Papadopoulus and relationship expert Matt Titus discuss both the public's fascination with celebrity affairs and the tragic hero syndrome celebrities take on willingly or unwillingly.
Debbye Turner Bell spoke with 'O' magazine's Adam Glassman about the right way to wear leggings.
WCBS-TV's Dr. Holly Phillips discussed alternative screening procedures for breast cancer.
The Defense in the Amanda Knox murder trial summarized its case that police treated Knox as guilty from the moment of her arrest. Allen Pizzey reports.
Joe Biden discusses President Obama's regional strategy for Afghanistan and Pakistan with Harry Smith following Obama's prime-time speech.
Harry Smith spoke with Sen. John McCain about President Obama's Primetime speech where he announced sending additional troops to Afghanistan.
A newly released e-mail chain shows that the Salahi couple did not receive an invitation to the White House State Dinner. The couple says they never got the message, Bianca Solorzano reports.
President Obama makes his stand on Afghanistan, but critics are unhappy with his deadline for withdrawal, reports Bill Plante.
Details emerge on who could pay more, who could pay less in the Senate version of the healthcare reform bill, reports Nancy Cordes.
Actresses Moya Angela and Syesha Mercado performed the song "Listen" from the revival of the musical, "Dreamgirls."
There's a variety of gifts to choose from that won't break your budget. Amy Goodman from All You magazine demonstrates a few with Harry Smith.
If a home water heater is set too high, running hot water can be dangerous for young children. Susan Koeppen reports.
Amanda Knox, the American student accused of killing her roommate, has already spent two years in jail and could face 30 more if she's convicted, perhaps later this week, reports Allen Pizzey.
Maggie Rodriguez spoke with Victoria's Secret angels Miranda Kirr and Doutzen Kroes about this year's runway show.
A Seattle, Wa. manhunt ends with a shootout between police and the suspect, Maurice Clemmons, who may have killed four police officers.
President Obama will announce his Afghanistan plan, already in motion, in a prime time address to the nation, reports Chip Reid.
Defense attorney Roy Black backs Tiger Woods' silent treatment as the right thing to do. He spoke to Maggie Rodriguez.
Harry Smith spoke with Columnist Sally Quinn and Legal analyst Lisa Bloom about the Salahis couple's argument that they did not crash the White House State Dinner.
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