Latest Sunday Morning Videos
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Play CBS Video January 15, 2012 | 8:55 AM PST
The history of hot chocolate
Serena Altschul serves up a cup of the dark and complex story behind the winter-warming beverage, and gets advice on serving up a proper hot chocolate.
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Play CBS Video January 15, 2012 | 8:45 AM PST
Win friends and influence people, virtually
Smile. Be genuinely interested in other people. Show respect for other people's opinions - all simple ideas that, put together, help "win friends and influence people," as taught by Dale Carnegie in a book published 75 years ago. Since then more than 8 million people have taken Dale Carnegie courses, and now the bestselling guide to professional and personal success has been updated for the digital age.
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Play CBS Video January 9, 2012 | 5:05 AM PST
"The Obamas" - first lady at odds with husband's aides?
A new book is causing quite a stir at the White House. It reveals an old, alleged rift between First Lady Michelle Obama and some of the president's most senior advisers. Chief White House correspondent Norah O'Donnell has the details.
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Play CBS Video January 8, 2012 | 10:07 AM PST
Tucson shooting survivors, one year later
It's been one year ago since the tragedy in Tucson, Arizona took six lives and injured 13 others, including Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords. Ben Tracy revisits a few of the survivors to find out how they have healed since that fateful day.
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Play CBS Video January 8, 2012 | 9:57 AM PST
Defying the "rules" of elections
Over and over again political seers wind up looking like fools because they assume that "what's past is prologue," but as Jeff Greenfield explains, just because something has not happened before doesn't mean it won't happen.
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Play CBS Video January 8, 2012 | 9:51 AM PST
Remembering Bob Anderson and Eve Arnold
Charles Osgood takes a look back at the work of fencing master Bob Anderson and notable photographer Eve Arnold.
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Play CBS Video January 8, 2012 | 9:37 AM PST
Winter hits the Rocky Mountains
This "Sunday Morning" moment of nature takes you 9,500 feet above sea level, in a wintry corner of the Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado.
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Play CBS Video January 8, 2012 | 8:36 AM PST
Football uniforms turn gridiron into fashion show
The University of Oregon's football team has never worn the same uniform twice since 2004, and following their lead is the University of Maryland, who made a splash after debuting a uniform featuring the state's flag. Mo Rocca visited both schools to see at how college football uniforms have become a fashion-show on the gridiron.
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Play CBS Video January 8, 2012 | 8:27 AM PST
Behind The Gregory Brothers' viral videos
The Gregory Brothers have achieved extraordinary fame through their viral YouTube videos in which people who are talking are made to appear to sing. How did they do it? David Pogue visited their Brooklyn studio to uncover what goes into the creation of one of these wildly imaginative and popular videos.
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Play CBS Video January 8, 2012 | 7:44 AM PST
Judge Judy living life to the fullest
Every day, more than 10 million Americans tune in to watch Judge Judy Sheindlin dispense her own brand of television justice as both judge and jury, adjudicating case after case with razor sharp wit, a no nonsense demeanor, and intimidating clarity. Rita Braver sat down with the Queen of Television Justice to talk about life, love, and wielding the gavel.
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Play CBS Video January 8, 2012 | 7:33 AM PST
Can charisma be taught?
Charisma. You either have it or you don't, right? Susan Spencer sought out to see if charisma can actually be defined by a concrete formula and if it can be taught to those less "gifted."
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Play CBS Video January 8, 2012 | 7:13 AM PST
Cattelan at the Guggenheim
With not a single piece of art on the walls, the Guggenheim Museum is celebrating Maurizio Cattelan's career by hanging all his works in the middle of its central space. Serena Altschul got a personal tour from Cattelan who shared insight into what makes this perennial trickster such a popular artist.
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Play CBS Video January 1, 2012 | 12:06 PM PST
Gray wolves of Yellowstone National Park
On the first day of the New Year this Moment of Nature takes you to Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming, where the gray wolves run freely.
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Play CBS Video January 1, 2012 | 10:54 AM PST
Woody Harrelson: "The happy hippie"
Actor Woody Harrelson is as fun-loving and easy-going as they come, as correspondent Lee Cowan learned when he visited Woody near his home on Maui. In this Sunday Profile, Harrelson talks about his roles, his passions, and living in paradise.
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Play CBS Video January 1, 2012 | 12:08 PM PST
Raising the bar at the bar
A new wave of creative avant garde mixologists has arrived, designing new mixed drinks with fresh and exotic ingredients. Seth Doane examines this spirited renaissance of the cocktail.
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Play CBS Video January 1, 2012 | 10:38 AM PST
New Year's Eve hangover?
Having a few glasses of champagne on New Year's Eve is almost a given. Also a given: The next morning's hangover. Correspondent Serena Altschul mixes up the perfect hangover story to start 2012.
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Play CBS Video January 1, 2012 | 12:09 PM PST
A playful search for beauty
"Sunday Morning" marks the passing of 105-year-old Eva Zeisel, the ceramic designer who previously sat down to talk about her life and almost 9 decades of making art.
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Play CBS Video January 1, 2012 | 10:38 AM PST
Pink Martini: A band mixing global music
John Blackstone profiles the band Pink Martini, whose 12 musicians sing in 24 languages to fans of all ages, from California to Croatia. Pianist Thomas Lauderdale, who started the group in 1994, calls the music "old fashioned, symphonic global pop."
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Play CBS Video January 1, 2012 | 12:05 PM PST
Flip-flops: A defense
Commentator Luke Burbank says despite the political downside of being perceived as a "flip-flopper," changing one's position is sometimes the best thing you can do.
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Play CBS Video January 1, 2012 | 8:20 AM PST
Almanac: Red, white and blue
On January 1, 1752 Elizabeth Griscom was born to a Quaker family but later became better known as "Betsy Ross," who stitched the first U.S. flag for George Washington in 1776.
