Happy first birthday, Prince George
The British royal family is celebrating his first birthday at London's Kensington Palace. Newly-released photos reveal the pint-sized prince's stylish french wardrobe. Gayle King reports.
The British royal family is celebrating his first birthday at London's Kensington Palace. Newly-released photos reveal the pint-sized prince's stylish french wardrobe. Gayle King reports.
"CBS This Morning" takes a look at some of the headlines from around the globe.
Johns Hopkins Hospital will pay $190 million to thousands of women after police found more than 1,300 secret pictures and videos on gynecologist Dr. Nikita Levy's computer. The doctor killed himself shortly after the investigation began early last year. CBS News legal analyst Rikki Klieman joins the "CBS This Morning" co-hosts to discuss the settlement.
Professor Dan Markel, who taught criminal law at Florida State University, was gunned down in his own home. Police are still searching for clues, but believe his death was not incidental. Michelle Miller reports.
Former Army Sgt. Ryan Pitts served in Afghanistan and single-handedly held off the enemy after his fellow soldiers were killed. He was awarded the Medal of Honor Monday in a White House ceremony. David Martin reports.
Donald Sterling discussed the $2 billion deal with former Microsoft executive, Steve Ballmer. Also, the new iPhone 6 boasts a bigger screen. "CBS This Morning" takes a look at some of the headlines from around the globe.
Cynthia Robinson, widow of a lifetime smoker, says "justice has been served" after she won a lawsuit against tobacco giant R.J. Reynolds. Elaine Quijano reports.
The wildfire in north-central Washington is now the largest fire in state history, burning almost 380 square miles. Lightening warnings could trigger even more fires across Western states. Hayley Guenthner of CBS affiliate station KREM reports.
American diplomats say Secretary of State John Kerry's new effort to build on an Egyptian proposal to forge a cease-fire between Israel and Palestinian militants will be no easy task. Margaret Brennan reports from Cairo, Egypt.
European leaders meet Tuesday in Brussels to consider how to respond to the Flight 17 tragedy in Ukraine. Meanwhile, Obama is pushing for agressive sanctions. Major Garrett reports from the White House.
As fighting continues in Israel and Gaza, the numbers of dead and wounded on both sides continue to grow. Barry Petersen reports from Gaza City.
Texas Gov. Rick Perry says it's time to take matters into his own hands in securing the border with Mexico. The move is his latest challenge to President Obama's handling of the child immigration crisis. Manuel Bojorquez reports from Austin, Texas.
Environmental justice advocate and talk radio host Majora Carter offers a Skype testimonial about the influence on her life of civil rights activist Fanny Lou Hamer.
Workers and retirees in the Detroit voted to approve pension cuts. Also, Verizon wants to track every move to target ads that match location and interest. Jill Wagner reports on today's top MoneyWatch headlines.
New research shows eating probiotics, found in yogurt and supplements, may improve your blood pressure. Studies found some patients lowered their blood pressure significantly after consuming probiotics for 8 weeks. CBS News' David Begnaud reports.
A new study finds women have a tougher time recovering from heart attacks than men do. Also, patients with advanced cancer may benefit from treatments that not only control their symptoms, but also provide exercise and nutritional counseling. Craig Boswell has a look at the day's medical headlines.
Following Texas Gov. Rick Perry's authorization to deploy 1,000 National Guardsman to the Mexican border, many residents of the Lone Star state are wondering what took so long. Landowners like Lorenzo Anzaldua have seen their property turned into a virtual highway for scores of women and children desperately racing across the border. Anna Werner reports.
Former Army Staff Sergeant Ryan Pitts was awarded the nation's highest honor, as President Obama presented the 28-year-old New Hampshire native with the Medal of Honor. Pitts defended a key observation post during one of the most intense battles of the Afghan war. Nine of Pitts comrades were killed in the battle. David Martin reports.
More than 3,500 firefighters are battling fierce wildfires that have already scorched nearly 1,300 square miles. Lighter winds and cooler temperatures could help calm the flames. Hayley Guenther of CBS' Spokane affiliate KREM-TV reports.
Mourners are still coming to pay their respects at a makeshift memorial just yards from where passengers boarded the Malaysia Airlines doomed jetliner. But for the families of the victims, condolences are not nearly enough. Elizabeth Palmer reports.
Israel says it's willing to pay a high price to stop attacks by Palestinian militants. The country's death toll after two weeks of fighting is 27, including two civilians and two American soldiers. Holly Williams reports.
A train of refrigerated rail cars has finally left the town of Torez, Ukraine, to return the bodies to Holland for identification. Meanwhile, security in the war zone is still a concern. Mark Phillips reports.
A shell hit a home Sunday night and killed six members of a Palestinian family. Barry Petersen spoke with the father about his loss and his unimaginable future.
It remains to be seen how Russia is going to deal with the aftermath of the Malaysia Airlines tragedy. Clarissa Ward reports Putin's strategy to wait for the results of the investigation is not sustainable.
CBS News Homeland Security Correspondent Bob Orr and CBS News Senior National Security Analyst Juan Zarate discuss the implications of the alarming death toll in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict