Television And Politics (1970)

In History: Edward R. Murrow took CBS News viewers to Berlin during one episode of "See It Now."

In History: CBS News takes a look at U.S. servicemen in Korea.

In a historic March 9, 1954 broadcast, Edward R. Murrow introduces a rebuttal by Sen. Joseph McCarthy of CBS reports revealing the excesses of hearings into alleged Communists infiltration of the US.

CBS News shot a phone interview between Jimmy Hoffa and Walter Cronkite on two cameras. "In seeking truth you have to get both sides of a story," said Cronkite. So here they are side by side.

During the Vietnam war CBS News sent intrepid young correspondents such as Bill Plante and Morley Safer to deliver the most up to date daily coverage using the film precursor to portable video.

Public Eye takes you back to 1965, when abortions were not legal in the United States. Walter Cronkite reported on the social conditions connected to reproductive rights for women around the globe.