Apple is hosting an event that's being called the most widely-anticipated new product unveiling this year. Reports say the company will reveal the iPhone 6 as well as the first new product since Tim Cook took over for Steve Jobs. John Blackstone reports.
The first report into the downing of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 was released Tuesday. A Dutch safety board says the plane was hit by "high-energy objects." Charlie Rose reports.
The aftermath of Hurricane Norbert left drivers stranded and roads closed in California, Arizona, Utah and Nevada. Record amounts of rain and flooding hit communities across the Southwest. Danielle Nottingham reports from Las Vegas.
Enterovirus 68, a dangerous strain of the common cold, is infecting children from Kansas to Georgia. The virus has hospitalized hundreds of kids over the past few weeks. Dean Reynolds reports from Chicago.
Rep. John Tierney (D-MA) has been in Congress for 17 years and is in a deeply Democratic district, but that has not helped him avoid two heated contests for his reeection. He faces four Democratic challengers in a primary Tuesday, with one, Seth Moulton, winning the endorsement of both major Boston papers. If he wins, Tierny would then go on to oppose Republican candidate Richard Tisei, who he beat by 1% in 2012. Kylie Atwood reports.
The FBI is investigating a syringe attack against an American air marshal in Lagos, Nigeria. The air marshal boarded a United Airlines flight to Houston and is now in quarantine. Jeff Pegues reports from Washington.
Home Depot has confirmed a breach affecting nearly 2,200 stores. CBS News business analyst Jill Schlesinger joins "CBS This Morning" to discuss the effect on customers.
Meteorologist Evelyn Taft of CBS affiliate KCBS is tracking the storms on both sides of the U.S.
Emory University Hospital is admitting its third Ebola patient Tuesday, the fourth American to be treated in the country. Two previous patients treated at Emory have recovered from the disease. Charlie Rose reports.
Apple will debut its new products Tuesday. An iPhone with a larger screen and a watch are among the rumored new devices. Plus, Home Depot has confirmed it was the victim of a hack, and the payment data for 60 million customers has been compromised. Jill Wagner reports on the day's to MoneyWatch headlines.
Researchers in California conducted a small study on autism in children and found that infants who were treated as early as six months old had significantly reduced symptoms. Also, a new warning for e-cigarettes. Bigad Shaban reports on the day's top health news.
British actor James Croden, a Tony Award winner, will take over "The Late Late Show" on CBS after current host Craig Ferguson ends his run. Plus, Ryan Seacrest hosts on "Fashion Rocks," airing Tuesday on CBS. Suzanne Marques reports on the day's top entertainment stories.
Smart home technology can let homeowners network together entertainment, security, environmental control, and other systems into a completely automated home. But there are a few things you need to know before you make your smartphone the key to your smart home.
The Baltimore Ravens cut star running back Ray Rice from their roster Monday afternoon after video emerged appearing to show him punching and knocking out his then-fiance Janay Palmer, who is now his wife. James Brown reports.
President Obama will deliver a speech on Iraq to the American people Wednesday, but the White House is keeping details close to the vest, refusing even to say if it will be delivered during the day or at night.
Heavy storms pounded the Phoenix area early Monday, killing one person as it flooded roads, breaking an 81-year-old rainfall record before dawn. Teri Okita reports.
In response to California's crippling drought, a residential community for developmentally disabled adults is teaching its residents to conserve water - but not telling them why. Ben Tracy reports.
In the public housing projects of the Watts neighborhood in Southeast, Los Angeles, police seem as determined to make friends as they do to make arrests. Two decades ago, the LAPD was best known for incidents like the 1991 beating of Rodney King, which led to riots against police brutality. John Blackstone reports.
England's Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are expecting their second child, Buckingham Palace announced Monday. Mark Phillips reports.
The culprit for an unusual number of hospitalizations is Enterovirus 68, an uncommon occurrence of a common virus. But it is much worse than the common cold. Dean Reynolds reports.
The Baltimore Ravens cut star running back Ray Rice from their roster Monday afternoon after video emerged appearing to show him punching and knocking out his then-fiance Janay Palmer, who is now his wife. James Brown reports.
Attorney General Eric Holder is announcing a new nationwide 'take-back' program to help combat prescription drug abuse, a problem he calls an "urgent and growing threat." Jericka Duncan reports from New York.
A new study in the journal Pediatrics finds overall cancer rates among children have remained stable, but kidney and thyroid cancer are on the rise in the United States. Danielle Nottingham reports from Los Angeles.
David Brenner had lost his wedding ring on a ski trip in Vail, Colo. Five years later during a routine lift inspection; an employee spotted the shiny gold object from above. KCNC’s Jeff Todd reports.
Charlotte Samuels, a 16-year-old New Jersey teen, is hoping to make history by completing the Triple Crown in Open Water Swimming, which consists of 3 swims more than 20 miles each. This is feat no one her age has ever completed. WLNY's Tracee Carrasco reports.