Bestselling author Sandra Brown spoke to Harry Smith about her new novel "Rainwater," and her experience making the switch from thrillers to historical romance.
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.
With the ailing economy, more homeowners are opting to fix their homes themselves but not all are qualified. As Susan Koeppen reports, safety is key.
Celebrity chefs Bradley Odgen, Paul Bartolotta, and Rick Moonen challenge each other in a cook off by adding their own spice to one of today's standard choices of fish, the salmon.
Erik Prince, the boss the CIA security firm formally known as Blackwater, claims he has been "thrown under the bus" and betrayed after leading a double life for the CIA. CBS News correspondent Kimberly Dozier reports from Washington, D.C.
As controversy arises over the removal of U.S. troops from Afghanistan starting in 2011, CBS News National Security Correspondent David Martin joins The Early Show from The Pentagon to straighten things out.
Dr. Jennifer Ashton spoke about patient confusion over new mammogram guidelines.
The Early Show's financial contributor Vera Gibbons joins the hosts in the studio to answer viewer e-mails on what to keep in mind while purchasing gift cards during this year's holiday season.
Real Simple magazine's Sarah Humphreys showed how easy it can be to find great gifts for under $10.
Ex-wife of NBA Hall-of-Famer Patrick Ewing, author Rita Ewing spoke about her experience as the wife of a professional athlete.
Sports Media Challenge's Kathleen Hessert discussed her strategy to repair golfer Tiger Woods' image.
Harry Smith spoke with Adm. Mike Mullen about President Obama's deadline to withdraw troops from Afghanistan and the Afghan army's ability to defend themselves.
Amanda Knox's murder trial is coming to a dramatic close when the Defense lawyer broke into tears during closing arguments. Allen Pizzey reports.
Harry Smith spoke with Italy murder suspect Amanda Knox's parents about the possible outcomes of their daughter's trial.
Congress' Homeland Security committee chairman says he may subpoena the Salahis to testify. Bill Plante reports.
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.
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