Новости за 04.11.2015

Dolphins in Louisiana's Barataria Bay, polluted by BP's 2010 oil spill, are having trouble giving birth

Luis Ortiz has no idea how a tapeworm got into his brain; doctors say it nearly killed him

Car carrying couple goes airborne, flips multiple times after being run off New Hampshire road

Citing falling profits, the discount retailer is closing more than a dozen stores nationwide; see the list of stores affected

A new book based largely on leaked Vatican info seems to reveal the full scope of the challenge facing Pope Francis in his reform efforts

Luisa Kroll, Forbes' assistant managing editor of wealth, joins "CBS This Morning" to reveal the annual list

Closely-watched proposal was fought hard by world's biggest home-share platform

One family is finally preparing to have their second child, after years of protesting for the right

Cirrus began to lose altitude in sky over Arkansas, prompting Bill Simon to make a split-second decision that saved lives

Officials decoding info from "black boxes" but urging patience as hunt for clues on the ground in Egypt expands to 15 square miles

Coach found him on the ground unconscious after team ran sprints, sheriff says

Liftoff of experimental Air Force lightweight 55-foot "Super Strypi" rocket apparently went well, but then trouble arrived

Obamacare was key issue; pundits say that results in Kentucky and Virginia could bode poorly for Democrats nationally in 2016

Survey also shows Christie's favorability among voters dramatically improving over last several months

Could Russia accept a Syria without Assad in power?

Sugar substitute Xylitol is safe for humans but can cause severe low blood sugar, seizures -- even liver failure -- in dogs.

Christian family says they'll never return to the home they fled when their village was overrun by Islamic militants

What parents need to know to help their kids make healthy, safer choices

The NASA astronaut is two-thirds of the way through a one-year mission on board the International Space Station

The presidential candidate released his e-book, "Reply All," which details some of the many messages he sent and received when he was the governor of Florida

There have been well over 2,500 victims of gun violence in Chicago so far this year

As consumers get savvier and less loyal, companies that don't learn to adjust on the fly will be left behind

Director says police groups want to shut him up and he wasn't intimidated by threats to boycott his new movie

Survey finds a decline in Americans affiliated with religion and fewer millennials going to church

News flash: research backs up what female parents already know, it's more difficult for them to advance on the job than for dads