Preview: Charlie Rose and David Letterman talk Carson, Kimmel
Late night host David Letterman sits down with Charlie Rose for an in-depth conversation on his career and personal life. For the full interview, watch "CBS This Morning," Thursday Dec. 20 at 7 a.m. ET.
Fallout from Benghazi report may shadow Clinton
Independent report cites "systemic failures" at State Department; Political blame may fall on Secretary of State Hillary Clinton
Vicki Soto's family on Obama: Told us she's a hero
First grade teacher Vicki Soto was killed in the Newtown school shooting. Her sisters, Carlee and Jillian, told Gayle King about the comforting words President Obama offered in their private conversation.
Fiscal cliff optimism takes a dive
The "fiscal cliff" negotiations -- thought to be close to a deal -- are once again stalled. CBS News' Major Garrett reports.
Broadwell may not be off the hook yet
CBS News' John Miller discusses whether David Petraeus' biographer may be prosecuted over mishandling of classified info
Facebook co-founder tackles print media
29-year-old Chris Hughes co-founded Facebook, helped coordinate Obama's online campaign for presidency and now he's taking on print media. Hughes speaks to the "CBS This Morning" co-hosts about his risky new venture.
Emanuel: Obama has been "very clear" on guns
The Chicago mayor defended President Obama's record on guns and said it's "very hard" to take on the gun lobby
David Chase on TV violence, "deranged" people
The Emmy winning director of the "The Sopranos" speaks frankly about the role of violence in TV and film, and about his forthcoming semi-autobiographical feature film, set in the 1960's
The "culture of violence" effect
"CBS This Morning" senior correspondent John Miller speaks with Columbia University Chairman of Psychiatry, Jeffrey A. Lieberman, M.D., about how American culture can influence those that commit large-scale violence.
Newtown, Conn.: How to help
A group of organizations offering assistance to those affected by the shooting
Queen attends cabinet meeting for first time
Queen Elizabeth II brought a jolt of energy to a weekly cabinet meeting, making it the first time a sitting monarch attended a meeting in at least a century. Norah O'Donnell reports.
"Fiscal cliff" poll: Majority of Republicans support higher taxes
A new CBS News poll shows 51 percent of Republican voters support higher taxes on families earning more than $250,000 a year. CBS News' Major Garrett reports.
Obama on gun law: "We can do better than this"
In wake of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting, many are questioning whether stronger gun laws will be put in place. Bill Plante reports.
Slain teacher's family speaks
Family of Vicki Soto, a teacher at Sandy Hook Elementary School who died shielding her students from gunfire, speak to Gayle King
Sandy Hook victims remembered by family, friends
Officials released the names of victims of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting, and now family and friends are telling their stories. Jim Axelrod reports.
Sandy Hook kids: "I can't go back to that school"
Man who took in six children who fled from Conn. elementary school in the midst of Friday's shooting spoke about their reaction, well-being
Shooter's home offers clues to motive
"CBS This Morning" senior correspondent John Miller reports on the latest in the investigation of the attack at Sandy Hook Elementary School, in Newtown, Connecticut.
Newtown residents begin mourning process
Hundreds came out to mourn and participate in vigils in Newtown, Connecticut Friday night as the community struggled to come to grips with the Sandy Hook elementary school shooting. Jeff Glor reports from Newtown.
Schieffer: NRA the lobby most feared by Congress
"Face the Nation" host on how Washington avoids the issue of gun control
Profiler: Shooter's warning signs likely ignored
Expert says people in Adam Lanza's life may have rationalized or explained away behaviors that could be clues to mass shooting
Hundreds pack Conn. church for vigil after rampage
People stood outside Friday night at the St. Rose of Lima church in Newtown, some of them holding hands in circles and saying prayers
Adam Lanza computer may be salvageable: Data retrieval experts
Expert helping Sandy victims recover info from soaked devices says alleged shooter's smashed drive may offer some evidence
Instagram steps away from advertiser plan
Facebook-owned website's move to show your photos with ads sparks social media uproar; Company said to be reviewing policies
Dustin Hoffman opens up on his unlikely success
The 2012 Kennedy Center Honors paid tribute to Dustin Hoffman for what they called his "unyielding commitment" to acting. Hoffman sat down with Gayle King to discuss his successful career.
Eye Opener at 8: Obama reviews federal gun policy
A new report on the attack on the U.S. Consulate in Libya points blame at the State Department. Also, President Obama announces a new effort to revise the federal gun policy. A look at what we've been covering on "CBS This Morning."
Watch: Truck full of cows tips over
A cattle truck in Russia flipped over and spilled its precious cargo all over the road. Norah O'Donnell reports.
White Christmas could disrupt holiday travel
Winter storms are gathering strength in the middle of the country and they could disrupt holiday travel across the U.S. Miami CBS-4's chief meteorologist, David Bernard, has the forecast.
Nelson Mandela's health improving after hospitalization
Doctors say former South African President Nelson Mandela is making sufficient progress as he recovers from treatment for a lung infection and gallstones. Mark Phillips reports.
"A Christmas Story" added to Library of Congress
The Library of Congress is adding 25 movies to the national film registry, including "Breakfast at Tiffany's" and "A Christmas Story." Charlie Rose reports.
Newtown minister on counseling the community
Rev. Matthew Crebbin, senior minister of Newtown Congregational Church, was in the room as parents of the victims of the Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre were told their children had not survived. He talks to Charlie Rose and Norah O'Donnell about grief counseling.
Woman who botched Spanish fresco sells original art
The woman responsible for the botched restoration of mural of Christ has sold an original work of art she painted herself. It sold for more than $1,400 on Ebay. Charlie Rose reports.
Golden retrievers sent to comfort Newtown victims
A team of golden retrievers from Chicago made the trip to Newtown, Conn., to comfort those affected by the Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre. Gayle King reports.
Scorsese highlights Clinton in new HBO doc
Former President Bill Clinton will be the subject of an authorized HBO documentary directed by the legendary Martin Scorsese. Charlie Rose reports.
Newtown 8-year-old hero comforts classmates
In the middle of all the fear and chaos at Sandy Hook Elementary School, one 8-year-old boy offered words of comfort to his classmates. CBS News' Jim Axelrod reports.
Holiday week is full of funerals for Newtown, Conn.
Though the holidays are a week away, there's little to celebrate in Newtown, Conn. Instead, the week will be filled with wakes and funerals for the victims of Friday's elementary school shooting. CBS News' Jeff Glor reports.
Sen. Daniel Inouye dead at 88
Hawaii Sen. Daniel Inouye died at Walter Reed Medical Center after a short illness. He was the first Japanese-American to be elected to Congress and he served in the Senate for 50 years. Inouye was 88-years-old.
The dangerous stigma of mental illness
"CBS This Morning" senior correspondent John Miller speaks with Chairman of Psychiatry at Columbia University, Jeffrey A. Lieberman, M.D., about society's dangerous stigma regarding treatment for mental illness.
Official: Newtown school may be renovated
Building likely to be altered, students expected attend class at vacant middle school in Monroe, Conn.
Newtown shooting: World offers condolences
British 6-year-old Dylan Hockley among Newtown victims; Shock, sympathy and calls for gun control follow news of U.S. shooting
Newtown residents say tragedy won't define town
Residents say they won't let the Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre define the peaceful town in which they live. Margaret Brennan reports.
Obama, Boehner break ground on "fiscal cliff"
The "fiscal cliff" negotiations are suddenly making important progress. Major Garrett explains.
After shooting, what role does religion play?
In wake of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting, Pope Benedict XVI stressed the importance of frequent prayer and acts of peace. Rev. Anne Richards speaks to the "CBS This Morning" co-hosts about faith in the aftermath of tragedy.
- Sandy Hook victims identified, bodies removed
- School official: Get guns away from mentally disturbed
- Eyewitness: Kids said "there was a big gun and a little gun"
- Sandy Hook safety protocol: Was new plan enough?
- School safety measures across U.S. in question after rampage
- Conn. school shooting hits home for CBS News correspondent
History of U.S. gun control laws
The last significant national gun control legislation, the assault weapons ban, expired in 2004. Rebecca Jarvis reports on America's past gun laws.
Columbine parent speaks out on Conn. massacre
Darrell Scott's daughter, Rachel, was killed in the Columbine High School shootings 13 years ago, in Colorado. He talks to Rebecca Jarvis and Anthony Mason about his work to prevent school violence.
The News is Back in Morning News
Check out some of the top moments from "CBS This Morning" with a look back at the newsmakers and entertainers who joined co-hosts Charlie Rose, Gayle King, and Norah O'Donnell.
