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Eye To Eye: Obama Presidency \| January 14, 2009 "CBS News Exclusive:" As he prepares to take office, Katie Couric speaks with President-elect Barack Obama about his stances on several key issues, including the Gaza crisis and the U.S. economy.
Eye To Eye: Inaugural Poet \| January 13, 2009 CBS News RAW: Poet Elizabeth Alexander talks about the significance of President-elect Barack Obama's inauguration and staying calm while preparing a poem to commemorate the day. Byron Pitts reports.
Eye To Eye: A History Of Change \| January 12, 2009 Capt. Roscoe Brown (Ret.), member of the Tuskegee Airmen, reflects on the historical value of being one of the U.S.'s first black military airmen and the inauguration of President-elect Obama.
A Star Is Downloaded \| January 8, 2009 Michelle Miller spoke with Michael Buckley, host of the You Tube show, "What the Buck?!" about how internet fame has changed his life and increased his bank account
Presidential Power Lunch \| January 7, 2009 A meeting took place between three former living presidents, current president Bush and incoming president Obama. Bob Schieffer gave Katie Couric some insight into their historic meeting.
Eye To Eye: Breast Biopsies \| January 5, 2009 Dr. Susan Love, of the Dr. Susan Love Research Foundation explains how breast biopsies have the potential to be an unnecessary procedure for women.
Schieffer Reflects on Cheney \| January 2, 2009 In an interview with CBSNews.com, CBS News' Bob Schieffer talks his early relationship with a thirty-two year old Dick Cheney. Schieffer will interview the outgoing Vice President on "Face the Nation" Sunday.
Eye To Eye: Giving Back \| December 22, 2008 Seth Doane revists the Castellucci's, a struggling family from Gloucester, Mass., to see how life has progressed for them economically as 2008 comes to a close.
Eye to Eye: Bob Woodward \| December 19, 2008 Famed Washington Post reporter Bob Woodward, who exposed the Watergate scandal, reflects on his trusted source, Mark Felt or "Deepthroat" who died today.
Eye To Eye: Alleged Hit List \| December 17, 2008 Shawano, Wis., has been turned upside-down by an alleged hit list and the secretive group that may be behind it. While interviewing a local reporter, Armen Keteyian was confronted by two men who weren't too happy to see him.
Is Hollywood Recession Proof? \| December 16, 2008 With the U.S. economy in tatters, Hollywood seems to be recession-resistant, with ticket sales up 9% from this time period last year. CBS News spoke with some of Tinsel Town's heaviest hitters.
\| December 15, 2008
Eye To Eye: UAW President \| December 12, 2008 "Only On The Web:" As Congress fails to reach a bailout agreement with Detroit's Big Three carmakers, Katie Couric speaks with United Auto Workers President Ron Gettlefinger.
Eye To Eye: White House \| December 10, 2008 Slaves were forced to build much of the White House and for the first time in its history it will house an African-American president. Jim Axelrod reports.
Simulating Bombs To Learn \| December 9, 2008 "Only On The Web": ATF students learn how to investigate bomb explosions by seeing them firsthand. In training, actual bombs are detonated in vehicles and homes to simulate real scenes.
Eye To Eye: Coffee Talk \| December 8, 2008 Katie Couric speaks with Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz about the failing economy's effect on his company after seeing sales drop 9% since the end of September.
Eye To Eye: Medical Networking \| December 5, 2008 Ben and James Heywood are the creators of the social networking website, "patientslikeme.com," where patients can learn about their conditions from those who know best; other patients just like them.
Eye To Eye: Chrysler's CEO \| December 4, 2008 Chrysler CEO Bob Nardelli talks with Katie Couric about the latest attempt by the Big Three to secure a $34 billion auto bailout plan.
Online Medical Traps \| December 3, 2008 Barrie Cassileth, PhD., chief of integrative medicine at Memorial Sloan Kettering cancer center, stresses the importance of trusting your physician above bogus, even risky, health information online.
Eye To Eye: Mumbai Survivors \| December 1, 2008 Katie Couric spoke with McKinney and Jan Taylor, a Va. couple who were trapped for nearly two days in their hotel room at the Taj Mahal during the attacks in Mumbai.
Eye To Eye: Terror Eyewitness \| November 27, 2008 Financial Times reporter James Fontanella Khan speaks with Jeff Glor about the string of terror attacks in Mumbai, India.
Eye to Eye: Outlier \| November 25, 2008 Author Malcolm Gladwell discusses the concept of success and his new book "Outliers" with Katie Couric.
Eye To Eye: Citigroup Bailout \| November 24, 2008 Former Securities and Exchange Commission chairman Arthur Levitt speaks with Harry Smith about the U.S. government's plans for a multi-billion dollar rescue bailout package for struggling Citibank.
Protection From The Sky \| November 21, 2008 The aircraft carrier Theodore Roosevelt has been the base for more than 700 missions in the last month, all headed to Afghanistan. Harry Smith reports.
Lieberman On The Record \| November 19, 2008 Sen. Joe Lieberman, I-Conn., spoke with Katie Couric about President-elect Barack Obama, his political critics, and his support of John McCain's presidential bid.
Stephen Colbert Unleashed \| November 18, 2008 "CBS News RAW": Stephen Colbert, the host of Comedy Central's "Colbert Report," talked to Harry Smith about his Christmas special but couldn't resist making use of the "Early Show" political map.
Eye To Eye: Closing Gitmo \| November 14, 2008 "Only On The Web": Brookings Institution's Benjamin Wittes discusses three possible ways the Obama administration could close the prison at Guantanamo Bay.
Eye To Eye: Pakistan's President \| November 13, 2008 "Only On The Web": The Pakistani president addresses the increased number of U.S. predator strikes on his country's soil, saying the U.S. is undermining Pakistan's sovereignty.
Eye To Eye: On The Road Again \| November 12, 2008 Steve Hartman speaks with James Frank Kotera of Highland, Wis., who claims to have made the world's largest ball of twine.
Eye To Eye: Women Warriors \| November 11, 2008 Kelly Wallace spoke with Meg McLagan and Daria Sommers, the creators of the new documentary, "Lioness," about the the first women in American history to be sent into direct ground combat.

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Eye To Eye: Obama Presidency \| January 14, 2009 "CBS News Exclusive:" As he prepares to take office, Katie Couric speaks with President-elect Barack Obama about his stances on several key issues, including the Gaza crisis and the U.S. economy.
Eye To Eye: Inaugural Poet \| January 13, 2009 CBS News RAW: Poet Elizabeth Alexander talks about the significance of President-elect Barack Obama's inauguration and staying calm while preparing a poem to commemorate the day. Byron Pitts reports.
Eye To Eye: A History Of Change \| January 12, 2009 Capt. Roscoe Brown (Ret.), member of the Tuskegee Airmen, reflects on the historical value of being one of the U.S.'s first black military airmen and the inauguration of President-elect Obama.
A Star Is Downloaded \| January 8, 2009 Michelle Miller spoke with Michael Buckley, host of the You Tube show, "What the Buck?!" about how internet fame has changed his life and increased his bank account
Presidential Power Lunch \| January 7, 2009 A meeting took place between three former living presidents, current president Bush and incoming president Obama. Bob Schieffer gave Katie Couric some insight into their historic meeting.
Eye To Eye: Breast Biopsies \| January 5, 2009 Dr. Susan Love, of the Dr. Susan Love Research Foundation explains how breast biopsies have the potential to be an unnecessary procedure for women.
Schieffer Reflects on Cheney \| January 2, 2009 In an interview with CBSNews.com, CBS News' Bob Schieffer talks his early relationship with a thirty-two year old Dick Cheney. Schieffer will interview the outgoing Vice President on "Face the Nation" Sunday.
Eye To Eye: Giving Back \| December 22, 2008 Seth Doane revists the Castellucci's, a struggling family from Gloucester, Mass., to see how life has progressed for them economically as 2008 comes to a close.
Eye to Eye: Bob Woodward \| December 19, 2008 Famed Washington Post reporter Bob Woodward, who exposed the Watergate scandal, reflects on his trusted source, Mark Felt or "Deepthroat" who died today.
Eye To Eye: Alleged Hit List \| December 17, 2008 Shawano, Wis., has been turned upside-down by an alleged hit list and the secretive group that may be behind it. While interviewing a local reporter, Armen Keteyian was confronted by two men who weren't too happy to see him.
Is Hollywood Recession Proof? \| December 16, 2008 With the U.S. economy in tatters, Hollywood seems to be recession-resistant, with ticket sales up 9% from this time period last year. CBS News spoke with some of Tinsel Town's heaviest hitters.
\| December 15, 2008
Eye To Eye: UAW President \| December 12, 2008 "Only On The Web:" As Congress fails to reach a bailout agreement with Detroit's Big Three carmakers, Katie Couric speaks with United Auto Workers President Ron Gettlefinger.
Eye To Eye: White House \| December 10, 2008 Slaves were forced to build much of the White House and for the first time in its history it will house an African-American president. Jim Axelrod reports.
Simulating Bombs To Learn \| December 9, 2008 "Only On The Web": ATF students learn how to investigate bomb explosions by seeing them firsthand. In training, actual bombs are detonated in vehicles and homes to simulate real scenes.
Eye To Eye: Coffee Talk \| December 8, 2008 Katie Couric speaks with Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz about the failing economy's effect on his company after seeing sales drop 9% since the end of September.
Eye To Eye: Medical Networking \| December 5, 2008 Ben and James Heywood are the creators of the social networking website, "patientslikeme.com," where patients can learn about their conditions from those who know best; other patients just like them.
Eye To Eye: Chrysler's CEO \| December 4, 2008 Chrysler CEO Bob Nardelli talks with Katie Couric about the latest attempt by the Big Three to secure a $34 billion auto bailout plan.
Online Medical Traps \| December 3, 2008 Barrie Cassileth, PhD., chief of integrative medicine at Memorial Sloan Kettering cancer center, stresses the importance of trusting your physician above bogus, even risky, health information online.
Eye To Eye: Mumbai Survivors \| December 1, 2008 Katie Couric spoke with McKinney and Jan Taylor, a Va. couple who were trapped for nearly two days in their hotel room at the Taj Mahal during the attacks in Mumbai.
Eye To Eye: Terror Eyewitness \| November 27, 2008 Financial Times reporter James Fontanella Khan speaks with Jeff Glor about the string of terror attacks in Mumbai, India.
Eye to Eye: Outlier \| November 25, 2008 Author Malcolm Gladwell discusses the concept of success and his new book "Outliers" with Katie Couric.
Eye To Eye: Citigroup Bailout \| November 24, 2008 Former Securities and Exchange Commission chairman Arthur Levitt speaks with Harry Smith about the U.S. government's plans for a multi-billion dollar rescue bailout package for struggling Citibank.
Protection From The Sky \| November 21, 2008 The aircraft carrier Theodore Roosevelt has been the base for more than 700 missions in the last month, all headed to Afghanistan. Harry Smith reports.
Lieberman On The Record \| November 19, 2008 Sen. Joe Lieberman, I-Conn., spoke with Katie Couric about President-elect Barack Obama, his political critics, and his support of John McCain's presidential bid.
Stephen Colbert Unleashed \| November 18, 2008 "CBS News RAW": Stephen Colbert, the host of Comedy Central's "Colbert Report," talked to Harry Smith about his Christmas special but couldn't resist making use of the "Early Show" political map.
Eye To Eye: Closing Gitmo \| November 14, 2008 "Only On The Web": Brookings Institution's Benjamin Wittes discusses three possible ways the Obama administration could close the prison at Guantanamo Bay.
Eye To Eye: Pakistan's President \| November 13, 2008 "Only On The Web": The Pakistani president addresses the increased number of U.S. predator strikes on his country's soil, saying the U.S. is undermining Pakistan's sovereignty.
Eye To Eye: On The Road Again \| November 12, 2008 Steve Hartman speaks with James Frank Kotera of Highland, Wis., who claims to have made the world's largest ball of twine.
Eye To Eye: Women Warriors \| November 11, 2008 Kelly Wallace spoke with Meg McLagan and Daria Sommers, the creators of the new documentary, "Lioness," about the the first women in American history to be sent into direct ground combat.