A severe weather system is spraying central and northern California, Oregon and Washington with rain, high winds, and severe thunderstorms; and, though paralyzed from the waist down by a car accident, 6-year-old Trenton Buzard dreams of being a wrestler.
College basketball fans called him "The Dean." Over four decades, Dean Smith turned the North Carolina Tar Heels into a powerhouse team. Mark Strassmann reports on his remarkable career.
Common gives a shout-out to the show in this freestyle rendition. Watch "CBS This Morning" on Thursday for the full story
TV technology, like Samsung's SmartTV, enables televisions to act on voice commands, but the TV sets can capture other words you say and transmit them to third parties. That's raising concerns about privacy. Anna Werner reports.
Though paralyzed from the waist down by a car accident, 6-year-old Trenton Buzard dreams of being a wrestler. Jeff Glor reports on the boy who doesn't believe in "can't."
Edible marijuana in forms like chocolate and candy is popular in Colorado. Now, the state is restricting the amount of THC, the drug's active ingredient, that can go into edible varieties of the drug. Barry Petersen reports.
A severe weather system is spraying central and northern California, Oregon and Washington with rain, high winds, and severe thunderstorms. Carter Evans reports.
The city of Boston is running out of room for the snow. Throughout Boston, plows are clearing roads and people are still digging out from the last two weeks of unrelenting winter weather. Jericka Duncan reports.
SpaceX presses ahead with Starship testing despite initial setbacks.
Pope Francis made news this week when he suggested it's okay for parents to spank their children. But the pope's remarks puts him at odds with the commission he set up to deal with child abuse. Allen Pizzey reports.
The leaders of Germany, France, Russia and Ukraine agreed to meet next week in Belarus to discuss terms of a possible cease-fire. It comes on the eve of a critical meeting between German Chancellor Angela Merkel and President Obama. Julianna Goldman reports.
The trial of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin for the death of George Floyd continued into its second day with several eyewitnesses taking the stand. On CBSN, Nikki Battiste spoke with Jenny Roberts, a professor of law at American University and co-director of the Criminal Justice Clinic, about some key takeaways from the trial so far.
Meet the man the Department of Defense has put in charge of inventing technology to secure the Internet: Dan Kaufman, a former video game developer turned cyber warrior. Lesley Stahl reports.
Bill Whitaker issues an update on a 60 Minutes story called "House of Cards," one of a series of stories Steve Kroft reported on how the mortgage crisis grew into the Great Recession.
A 60 Minutes report from 1985 on a condominium owner, Jeannette Swindle, evicted from her home because her $205 dues were late, produced by Sandy Socolow.
A 60 Minutes report from 1985 on the American soldiers who fought the Vietcong in tunnels under Saigon, produced by Sandy Socolow.
Memex, a powerful new search tool that goes beyond the realm of Google, Yahoo, and Bing, is launched by DARPA.
Dan Kaufman from DARPA says some of our most used devices come from DARPA, even if you didn't know it.
Mike Walker and Dan Kaufman from DARPA on future machines battling hackers to identify and plug security breaches.
The rescue dog had a previous incident earlier this month.
Mayor George Patrick Evans talks about his historic city 50 years later.
DARPA Project Manager Kathleen Fisher on creating HACMS: unhackable software for military drones, with Dylan McNamee and Pat Hickey from Galois.
There's flooding in California, heavy snow in the Northeast, and a heat wave across much of the country.