UPS and FedEx delivered 98 percent of holiday packages on time this year after weather and other factors caused many delays last year. Also, burger restaurant Shake Shack has filed an IPO and hopes to raise $100 million. Jill Wagner reports on the day's top MoneyWatch headlines.
"The Interview" made over $15 million in online downloads over Christmas weekend, making it Sony's top online movie in the company's history. Also, British horror film “The Woman in Black 2: The Angel of Death" stars Phoebe Fox and opens in theaters on Friday. Suzanne Marques reports on the day's top entertainment news.
A study from California found that lab mice fed a sugar molecule from red meat grew tumors much faster than the usual rate. Also, hormones in women could be connected to allergic reactions. Eboni Williams reports on the day's top health stories.
A driver in New Jersey captured video of a meteor streaking through the sky Monday evening.
Retired United Airlnes Capt. Ross Aimer joins CBSN to discuss the details of the search for AsiaAir Flight 8501.
Chicago is seeing some positive results after recent years of record gun violence. The city's police superintendent reports that the city is set to have the lowest homicide rate since 1965. CBS News correspondent Adriana Diaz reports.
The U.S. Navy has accepted Indonesia's request to help in the search of AirAsia Flight 8501. The plane, carrying 162 people, hasn't been seen since Saturday. Allen Pizzey reports on the massive search of an area that's grown to the size of California ; A school in China is training butlers to fill a growing demand for western-style service. The school is another sign of the changes taking place in the Communist country, reports Seth Doane.
A school in China is training butlers to fill a growing demand for western-style service. The school is another sign of the changes taking place in the Communist country, reports Seth Doane.
The controversy around the film helped Sony Pictures rake in $15 million online. But although the movie saw success in a non-traditional release, experts don't expect other studios to go the way of digital distribution. Elaine Quijano reports.
A coroner’s report was released Monday, more than four months after Ezell Ford was killed by police in Los Angeles. Ford was shot three times, according to the report. The autopsy results provide new, sought after details in the controversial shooting. John Blackstone reports.
NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio and city officials are trying to diffuse anger in New York's police force. But just days after officers turned their back to him, the mayor was booed Monday while speaking at an NYPD graduation ceremony. Don Dahler reports.
House majority whip, Rep. Steve Scalise, R-Louisiana, admitted to speaking to a white supremacist organization in 2002. Scalise’s speech took place before he was elected to Congress. Wyatt Andrews reports.
AirAsia Flight 8501 asked for permission to climb when the plane encountered bad weather over the Java Sea. The request was made six minutes before radar contact was lost. Jeff Pegues looks at the time line of events leading up to the flight's disappearance and the questions investigators are trying to answer with the little data they have.
Amateur video caught the emergency landing in the U.K. made by a Virgin Atlantic plane en route to Las Vegas after technical problems.
Passengers that were rescued from a burning ferry off the coast of Albania described their terrifying wait for help. Some told CBS News, there was no alarm or communication once the fire broke out. Elizabeth Palmer reports.
The U.S. Navy has accepted Indonesia's request to help in the search of AirAsia Flight 8501. The plane, carrying 162 people, hasn't been seen since Saturday. Allen Pizzey reports on the massive search of an area that's grown to the size of California.
As the search continues for a missing AirAsia jet, investigators are taking a look at the history of the plane to help. Former NTSB Chairman Mark Rosenker Discusses with CBSN.
In a ceremonial act, Argentina’s president adopted a Jewish boy. But was it to save him from becoming a werewolf or because he was a seventh son?
NYPD officers are continuing to protest against their mayor, this time by booing him during a speech at the NYPD academy commencement.
The NFL regular season is over, and that means several head coaches are now without a job. Jason La Canfora, NFL Insider for CBS Sports, breaks down the latest moves with "CBSN."
Former FAA spokesman Scott Brenner joins "CBSN" with more on how investigators are combing the search area, looking for any evidence of the plane.
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The search for missing AirAsia Flight QZ8501 will expand as soon as the sun rises again. Pilot and aviation consultant Kit Darby joins "CBSN" with more on the decisions the pilots may have had to make inside the cockpit moments before the plane's disappearance.
There are reports that Flight 8501 was equipped with an "A-Car" system. It feeds diagnostic information about the plane to the ground. Former NTSB Chairman Mark Rosenker joins "CBSN" with more on how helpful that system will be in the search for the missing flight.