Three years ago, on a whim, best-selling author Dani Shapiro submitted her DNA to a genealogy website. What she discovered rocked her world. In her latest memoir, “Inheritance,” Shapiro examines the essence of identity and what what happens when the stories we're told about our very origins turn out to be fiction. Anthony Mason reports.
A British singer-songwriter with a growing reputation on both sides of the Atlantic. Sam Fender just won a BRIT Award as the 2019 "Critic's Choice" winner, following in the footsteps of industry giants such as Adele and Sam Smith. And in this country, he's recently played sold-out shows in New York, Los Angeles, and Austin's South-By-Southwest festival.
Veteran homelessness is a problem nationwide. And Minnesota is one of just a handful of states that seems to have solved it. They've used an individualized approach, first learning what factors contributed to the situation, be it mental health issues, substance abuse or simple economics, then tailoring a support system to address those issues. Dana Jacobson reports.
Conservators at London's Tate Britain think they have unearthed the true color of one of Vincent van Gogh’s last works, painted two months before he died. Michelle Miller reports.
Conservators at London's Tate Britain think they have unearthed the true color of one of Vincent van Gogh’s last works, painted two months before he died. Michelle Miller reports.
The nation's largest city is trying something new to deal with traffic. Last week, New York's governor and legislature approved "congestion pricing." It will charge drivers a fee to drive into the heart of Mahattan and the money raised will help fund mass transit. Derek Thompson, senior writer at The Atlantic, joins "CBS This Morning Saturday" to discuss the plan.
The two officers were responding to a domestic disturbance when they came under fire by the gunman
"You will not be able to choose whether you get a passport that includes the words European Union, or a passport that does not"
A clearer picture is emerging this morning of the deadly standoff between police and a gunman about 20 miles south of Atlanta Thursday morning. Police body camera footage shows the dramatic moment when officers came under fire. Warning, the video may be disturbing. Kenneth Craig reports.
A clearer picture is emerging this morning of the deadly standoff between police and a gunman about 20 miles south of Atlanta Thursday morning. Police body camera footage shows the dramatic moment when officers came under fire. Warning, the video may be disturbing. Kenneth Craig reports.
Former Vice President Joe Biden is struggling with allegations of inappropriately touching women in the face of a possible presidential campaign. Ben Goldberger, executive editor at Time Magazine, joins CBS This Morning Saturday to talk about a potential Biden run for president.
President Trump on Friday visited a California border town where he told illegal immigrants and asylum seekers to turn around. Trump also threatened Mexico with economic penalties if it did not stop illegal border crossings. Errol Barnett reports
President Trump tells immigrants, "Our country is full." Also, Joe Biden jokes about hugging as he faces allegations of inappropriately touching women. All that and all that matters in today's Eye Opener. Your world in 90 seconds. Get the Eye Opener delivered straight to your inbox.
The boycott was sparked last week in an opinion piece by actor George Clooney
A judge in Rockland County, New York, lifted a ban that prevented unvaccinated children from entering public spaces. There have been 166 confirmed cases of measles in the area, mostly in the ultra Orthodox community, but a judge said the number of cases did not warrant an emergency order.
Former Vice President Joe Biden is facing criticism for comments he made in his first speech following accusations of inappropriate touching from several women. Joel Payne, a Democratic strategist and former Hillary For America senior aide, and Michael Graham, a CBSN political contributor and conservative columnist for the Boston Herald, join CBSN to discuss the latest developments and the rest of the week's top political headlines.
On the 25th anniversary of the Nirvana singer's death, former Seattle Police detective Mike Ciesynski shares what he found during the 2014 case review
Biden jokes about hugging during speech; Middle schoolers show true meaning of kindness.
Joe Biden made his first public appearance being accusations of inappropriate behavior. The former Vice President joked about hugging in a speech at the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers conference. Ed O'Keefe joined CBSN with more on the controversy surrounding the possible 2020 candidate.
Trump says "our country is full" during border visit; How a simple act of kindness transformed a boy's birthday.
Companies like Hims and Roman allow people to order prescription drugs for conditions like hair loss and erectile dysfunction without seeing a doctor face-to-face
Patrick Carlineo, 55, allegedly called Omar's office and told a staffer "Why are you working for her, she's a (expletive) terrorist"
President Trump traveled to the southern U.S. border Friday to talk to law enforcement officials and to view refurbished fencing. He backed off of threats to close the Southern border saying he is happy with Mexico's efforts in preventing immigrants from crossing. CBS News national correspondent Chip Reid joined CBSN to discuss.
Democratic Rep. Jim Clyburn, the House Majority Whip, stopped by CBSN to talk with CBSN political reporter Caitlin Huey-Burns about the accusations against former Vice President Joe Biden. They also discussed the National Action Network, Al Sharpton's convention hosted in New York City that was visited by many Democratic contenders this week.
The two officers were responding to a domestic disturbance when they came under fire by the gunman
