Jonathan Cox, battalion chief for CalFire's Northern California region, joins "CBS This Morning" to discuss why he's "cautiously optimistic" about the Carr Fire, and how California is seeing a surge in more deadly and destructive fires.
The supermarket chain says it will allow service animals in their stores, just not in its carts
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Chelsea Lutz, who uploaded the video of her daughter Gracie, told CBS News that giving out the food was all about providing a boost for the firefighters
A new report by Axios says scientists are blaming climate change for the extreme weather this summer, ranging from fires to record-breaking temperatures. Andrew Freedman, Axios science editor, joins CBSN to discuss his reporting and how to slow the effects of global warming.
A new study looks at whether drinking alcohol or smoking while breastfeeding can affect a child’s cognitive development. CBS News' Nikki Battiste reports.
No single food has made as many people sick as chicken, according to a recent CDC analysis
A 65% plunge in direct investments since 2016 election is a worrisome sign for the U.S., one economist argues
According to the McDonald's owner, Phil overheard an employee talking about the online job applications she received. He told her: "I can work harder than any of those guys"
Bernie Sanders' former campaign manager says Vermont senator is Democrats' strongest option against Trump
Three members of one family have become a heartbreaking symbol of the wildfires in California. Two young children and their great-grandmother were killed when their home was engulfed by flames. CBS News correspondent Carter Evans has their story.
At least eight states are rushing to sue the Trump administration over its decision to allow a Texas company to publish blueprints for homemade guns. But it may be too late. CBS News correspondent Tony Dokoupil explains.
The board of CBS Corporation said Monday it is in the process of selecting a firm to conduct an independent investigation in the wake of sexual assault accusations against chairman and CEO Les Moonves, who will remain as CEO as the investigation unfolds. CBS News correspondent Anna Werner reports.
A former top personnel officer at the Federal Emergency Management Agency is under investigation for widespread sexual harassment. According to an internal FEMA report, he's accused of using the agency's personnel department to harass women. CBS News justice and homeland security correspondent Jeff Pegues reports.
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California is plagued by 17 major fires, with one of the worst in Redding. At least eight people have died, and thousands of people have had to evacuate. "CBS Evening News" anchor Jeff Glor has the latest.
Lawmakers are demanding answers from the Transportation Security Administration about a program that targets airline passengers, many of whom are not on any watch list. CBS News transportation correspondent Kris Van Cleave reports.
New research examines whether exposure to alcohol in breast milk might affect infants' thinking and reasoning skills as they develop into early childhood
The carrier apologizes after one of the men urges the LGBT community to travel on other airlines
LeBron James spoke at the opening of the new public school in his hometown of Akron, Ohio. The appearance marked the first time James has spoken publicly since leaving the Cleveland Cavaliers to join the Los Angeles Lakers.