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Community holds vigil for Columbine anniversary
The massacre at Columbine High School was not the first school shooting, but it took place before these events became all-too-familiar. Students and teachers came back to remember those loss, reopening wounds that are still very deep. Barry Petersen reports.
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Storms move north after slamming the South
A massive storm that barrelled through the southern U.S. has killed at least five people. The massive storm has left a trail of devastation behind. Kenneth Craig reports.
Notre Dame: $1B may not cover rebuilding
Pope Francis presided over Good Friday services at St. Peter's Basilica in Rome. The day commemorates the crucifixion of Jesus Christ and is the most solemn day on the Catholic calendar. In Paris, a spokesman for the fire department says Notre Dame is now stable after the massive fire that all but gutted the cathedral. Roxana Saberi reports.
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$1 billion may not be enough to cover the cost of rebuilding Notre Dame
"We don't know if it's enough or not," a Notre Dame spokesperson said
SpaceX suffers Crew Dragon engine test anomaly
SpaceX suffers engine "anomaly" in Crew Dragon test vehicle during Cape Canaveral engine test
What we know so far about the upcoming royal baby arrival
Did the couple choose a name? Do we know the gender? What's the due date?
Tiger won't be euthanized after attacking zookeeper
The attack was reported around 9:30 a.m. at the Topeka Zoo and the victim was transported to a local hospital
2 teens arrested in connection with journalist's killing
Lyra McKee, 29, was a rising star of investigative journalism
"Boyz N the Hood" director hospitalized after stroke
Singleton, best known for directing "Boyz N the Hood" and "Poetic Justice," suffered a stroke last week and remains hospitalized
Lawmaker slammed after saying nurses "play cards" during shifts
Maureen Walsh, a Republican from the Spokane area, was arguing for an amendment that would exclude small hospitals from a bill that would require nurses to have breaks
Severe weather wreaks havoc on holiday weekend travel
Thousands were without power Saturday morning as several towns tried to recover from days of devastating weather
Immigrants can be denied citizenship over marijuana
Immigrants involved with cannabis in any way — even in states where it has been legalized — could disqualify them from naturalization
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Columbine teacher can still hear the gunfire 20 years later
"I can see the silhouette of a gunman holding a long rifle," said Kiki Leyba
A couple is getting married at baggage claim, where they met
Baggage claim No. 6 holds a special meaning for the couple
Immigrants can be denied citizenship over marijuana
Immigrants involved with cannabis in any way — even in states where it has been legalized — could disqualify them from naturalization
Oakland A's pitch a new ballpark with an answer to the city's housing crisis
The team is pitching a new deal: a brand new stadium that wouldn't cost taxpayers a dime
Egypt votes on changes that would allow el-Sisi to rule until 2030
The referendum comes amid an unprecedented crackdown on dissent
Capturing carbon may be key to fighting climate change
Even if we end CO2 emissions by 2055, global temperatures could stay dangerously high for decades
Child thrown from mall balcony showing "real signs of recovery"
"New test results have been positive, though he remains in intensive care with a long road ahead," an attorney for the family said
Mom says kids kicked out of school because she's unmarried
The mother alleges a school administrator blamed her "adultery" as one reason her daughters were being dismissed from school
If my measles shot was years ago, am I still protected?
An expert answers 5 common questions about the measles vaccine
Columbine: 20 Years Later
Columbine teacher can still hear the gunfire 20 years later
"I can see the silhouette of a gunman holding a long rifle," said Kiki Leyba
How guns sales have changed 20 years after Columbine
Infamous school shooting followed by more bloodshed, with firearms killing nearly 40,000 in 2017 even as fewer people own guns
Columbine survivor's message of hope: "It will get better"
Whoever said time heals all wounds couldn't have imagined a wound as gaping as Columbine High School
How Columbine "changed everything" — but America "did nothing"
Saturday will mark 20 years since the shooting at Columbine High School
Columbine shooting survivors reflect 20 years later
Craig Scott, Amanda Stair, Heather Martin, Michelle Wheeler and Frank DeAngelis spoke with Jeff Glor about their experiences since that day
CBSN Originals
CBSN Originals
(Un)Welcome: Sweden's rise of the right
Adam Yamaguchi travels to Sweden to examine how a record influx of migrants has coincided with the recently welcoming and politically progressive nation's swift shift to the right.
Border business: Inside immigration
CBSN Originals presents a documentary special about the cottage industry that's built up across Central America to get migrants to the U.S. border.
Zika: Children of the outbreak
Just over three years ago, an outbreak of the Zika virus caused a crisis in Brazil: a dramatic increase in babies born with microcephaly. These babies are now young children facing a variety of medical problems and an uncertain future. But just as a sudden drop in the number of cases has calmed fears of the virus, health officials are on alert for another outbreak. Elaine Quijano travels to Recife, Brazil, the epicenter of the crisis, to meet a mom determined to provide the best life for her daughter, and the doctors on the frontlines.
Priced out: Los Angeles' hidden homeless
Los Angeles is in the midst of the worst homeless crisis the city has ever seen, driven by rising rents, stagnant wages and an affordable housing shortage. CBSN Originals' Adam Yamaguchi meets a single mother living in her car with her teenage daughter, just one example of L.A.'s hidden homeless population that is steadily growing as longtime residents are priced out of their homes — with nowhere else to go.
Families in crisis: Illegal immigration
Central Americans are migrating to the U.S. in record numbers, but it's part of a vicious cycle decades in the making. CBSN Originals' Adam Yamaguchi travels to El Salvador to meet a single father, deported from the U.S. in 2009, and his young son, caught in a revolving door of deportation and remigration, to explore an intractable problem with no clear end in sight.
Mueller Report Released
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Dems decline Barr's offer to view a less redacted Mueller report
The proposal would allow 12 members of Congress to review a version of the report with fewer redactions
Romney "sickened" by "dishonesty" in the White House
Romney also said it was "good news" that the president was not charged with obstruction of justice
2020 Dems sidestep impeachment talk after Mueller report release
Sen. Elizabeth Warren said Friday that "the House should initiate impeachment proceedings" against President Trump
Russia mocks Mueller probe for finding "caviar" but no collusion
"There is nothing in it that would be worth paying attention to," Russia's Foreign Ministry tells state-run media
Trump declares some notes cited in Mueller report "total bullsh**"
President Trump is tweeting his grievances from West Palm Beach on Good Friday
"I'm f**ked": Trump said Mueller's appointment was "the end of my presidency"
"Oh my God. This is terrible. This is the end of my presidency. I'm f**ked," Mr. Trump told Sessions during an Oval Office meeting
The 10 times Trump may have obstructed justice, according to Mueller
The report does not come to a conclusion as to whether the president obstructed justice in the Russia probe
Sarah Sanders says Trump never asked her to lie
White House press secretary addresses the Mueller report, which says she told investigators one of her comments about James Comey's firing was a "slip of the tongue"
Fact-checking claims by Trump and Barr against Mueller's report
Some of the claims made by the president and attorney general miss the picture presented by special counsel Robert Mueller
CBS Evening News
CBS Evening News
Columbine victims honored
The massacre at Columbine High School was not the first school shooting, but it took place before these events became all-too-familiar. Students and teachers came back to remember those loss, reopening wounds that are still very deep. Barry Petersen reports.
Protesters enraged over plans to rebuild Notre Dame Cathedral
There is growing resentment in France to the campaign to rebuild a national treasure: the Notre Dame Cathedral. Reconstruction could easily cost more than a billion dollars. Roxana Saberi reports.
Trump lashes out at Mueller report
Reaction continues to pour-in after the release of the Mueller report. President Trump, his legal team, Democrats, now the former White House Counsel who cooperated with Robert Mueller are weighing in. Weijia Jiang reports.
Deadly storms move north
A massive storm that barrelled through the southern U.S. has killed at least five people. The massive storm has left a trail of devastation behind. Kenneth Craig reports.
Tiger attacks zookeeper in Kansas
A tiger tackled a female zookeeper at the Topeka Zoo. The keeper has worked with the tiger for several years. She is expected to survive. Chris Martinez reports.
Notre Dame Fire
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"Computer glitch" may have caused Notre Dame Cathedral fire, rector says
Architects, construction workers trying to figure out how to stabilize Notre Dame, protect it from the elements
$1B may not be enough to cover the cost of rebuilding Notre Dame
"We don't know if it's enough or not," a Notre Dame spokesperson said
Bees atop Notre Dame Cathedral survive fire
European bees don't flee their hives in danger; they stayed put and got drunk on smoke
Let us prey: Scammers target Notre Dame donors
Host of phony fundraising sites operated by criminals already have popped up in the aftermath of the Notre Dame fire
From 2011: The history of France's Notre Dame Cathedral
David Turecamo, "Our Man in Paris," explores the history of France's famed Notre Dame Cathedral and explains how it was saved from near destruction. This story originally broadcast on April 24, 2011.
"Ephemeral" wooden cathedral to stand outside Notre Dame during rebuild
Temporary structure will host priests to address some of the millions of tourists who visit the site each year, chief priest says
Video game "Assassin's Creed" could help in Notre Dame's restoration
The restoration could also benefit from the work of a Vassar professor who used laser technology to create an intricate reconstruction of the cathedral
What was saved — and lost — in Notre Dame fire
While some priceless relics were lost forever in the flames, others were spared
Photos: Fire burns Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris
On April 15, 2019 flames erupted at the landmark cathedral, the most-visited landmark in the French capital
48 Hours
48 Hours
Sneak Peek: In Jason's Name
Saturday 10/9c: An Irish businessman is killed by his American au pair-turned-wife and her father. They claim self defense.The dead man’s sister fights to clear his name.
"I may have killed him" former FBI agent tells 911 after attack on son-in-law
Listen as a 911 dispatcher in Davidson County, N.C., directs Tom Martens and his daughter Molly Corbett how to perform CPR after Martens called for help the night of Aug. 2, 2015. Martens says he had to intervene in self-defense after his son-in-law Jason Corbett got into fight with his daughter.
Sneak peek: What Happened in Apartment 4C?
Saturday 9/8c: When a man goes missing, his friends turn to social media to track his final hours. What they learn is horrific.
"48 Hours" Live to Tell: The Vendetta
A judge and her son are ambushed in front of their home. Shot multiple times, the judge refuses to be intimidated and works to stop other attacks. CBS News' Jim Axelrod reports.
"Where were you hit?" Police respond after judge shot
Dashcam video shows police officers arriving to Judge Julie Kocurek's home Nov. 6, 2015, moments after she had been shot by a man dressed in black.
The Uplift — Stories That Inspire
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Richard Cole, last WWII "Doolittle Raider," remembered
In the months following Pearl Harbor, a group of 80 men known as "Doolittle's Raiders" launched an attack on Japan
How 2 cops are using their singing to unite a community
After Michael Norwood and Moe Badger were recorded singing inside a restaurant in Buffalo, their musical partnership became a sensation
Veteran finishes Boston Marathon crawling
To get himself through the race, Micah Herndon repeated the names of his fallen friends to himself
Tiger Woods celebrates Masters win — by giving son massive hug
Sunday's touching moment evoked Woods' iconic hug with his own dad after the golfer won his first Masters in 1997 at age 21
Why a 12-year-old is on a mission to solve his town's pothole problem
Monte doesn't get paid for his good deeds
Strangers save man from oncoming train
The man fell on the tracks at a Washington Metro station — and was pulled off only moments before the train came in.
Beloved California lighthouse gets new caretakers
The East Brother Light Station also serves as a bed and breakfast
7-Eleven owner caught a teen thief. Here's why he didn't call 911
When Jay Singh confronted a young thief, he decided he wanted to help him
2-year-old with spina bifida inspiring millions
A video of Roman Dinkel walking for the first time has been viewed millions of times
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Video shows deputy slamming student's head to the ground
Deputy Christopher Krickovich has been ordered to surrender his gun and badge until an investigation is complete
Columbine shooting survivors reflect 20 years later
Craig Scott, Amanda Stair, Heather Martin, Michelle Wheeler and Frank DeAngelis spoke with Jeff Glor about their experiences since that day
Lawmaker slammed after saying nurses "play cards" during shifts
Maureen Walsh, a Republican from the Spokane area, was arguing for an amendment that would exclude small hospitals from a bill that would require nurses to have breaks
Tiger won't be euthanized after attacking female zookeeper
The attack was reported around 9:30 a.m. at the Topeka Zoo and the victim was transported to a local hospital
John Singleton, "Boyz N the Hood" director, hospitalized after stroke
Singleton, best known for directing "Boyz N the Hood" and "Poetic Justice," suffered a stroke last week and remains hospitalized
Politics
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Top Democrat says he can foresee impeachment proceedings "possibly coming"
House Oversight and Reform Committee Chairman Elijah Cummings said Congress will continue to investigate President Trump
Maria Butina seeks a sentence of time served
The government has indicated it filed a motion that Butina has provided "substantial assistance" with them by cooperating
Florida man arrested for making threats to members of Congress
John Kless is accused of making threatening calls to U.S. Reps. Rashida Tlaib and Eric Swalwell and Sen. Cory Booker, and allegedly made threats against Rep. Ilhan Omar in those calls
Dems decline Barr's offer to view a less redacted Mueller report
The proposal would allow 12 members of Congress to review a version of the report with fewer redactions
Romney "sickened" by "dishonesty" in the White House
Romney also said it was "good news" that the president was not charged with obstruction of justice
World
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What we know so far about the upcoming arrival of Harry and Meghan's baby
Did the couple choose a name? Do we know the gender? What's the due date?
Capturing carbon, once a fringe idea, may be key to fighting climate change
Even if we end CO2 emissions by 2055, global temperatures could stay dangerously high for decades
Blazes and tear gas mark yellow vest protest in Paris
The smell of tear gas mixed with black smoke choked the air
$1 billion may not be enough to cover the cost of rebuilding Notre Dame
"We don't know if it's enough or not," a Notre Dame spokesperson said
Egypt votes on changes that would allow president to rule until 2030
The referendum comes amid an unprecedented crackdown on dissent
Entertainment
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John Singleton, "Boyz N the Hood" director, hospitalized after stroke
Singleton, best known for directing "Boyz N the Hood" and "Poetic Justice," suffered a stroke last week and remains hospitalized
Adele and husband Simon Konecki separate
"They are committed to raising their son together lovingly," Adele's representatives said in a statement
Star-studded climate change music video drops
The song and video were created to raise awareness and money for environmental causes
Rapper Cardi B rejects plea deal in strip club fight
Cardi B has rejected a plea deal in a case stemming from a New York strip club melee last August
Mayor Pete wants Phish at his inauguration
"It's worth a shot, maybe we should ask them," he said
Technology
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SpaceX suffers Crew Dragon engine test anomaly
SpaceX suffers engine "anomaly" in Crew Dragon test vehicle during Cape Canaveral engine test
The government might allow debt collectors to text consumers
A federal agency wants to update rules about how debt collectors contact borrowers. Consumer advocates fear abuses
Debt collectors could soon text and email you
A federal agency says debt-collection regulations need to be updated to reflect new technology like smartphones.
How to protect data when using health apps
Apps are being used for everything from tracking your diet to your daily steps and even your pregnancy. But that health-related data might not be as safe as you expect. Recent research published in BMJ, the British Medical Journal, found 79 percent of the top medication-related mobile apps shared user data in ways that may compromise sensitive information. Wired senior writer Issie Lapowsky joins "CBS This Morning" to discuss the latest research.
Pinterest pinned hopes on big IPO. Looks like it got one
Stock price — trading under ticker symbol "PINS" — zoomed to nearly $25 a share from $19 opening bid within hours of NYSE debut
Science
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SpaceX suffers Crew Dragon engine test anomaly
SpaceX suffers engine "anomaly" in Crew Dragon test vehicle during Cape Canaveral engine test
Giant "lion" fossil found inside drawer at Kenyan museum
If it were standing today, the beast would be larger than a polar bear
New York City slashes its biggest source of carbon emissions
In a first, America's largest city is moving to curb emissions by requiring buildings to become more energy-efficient
12-foot, 1,600-lb shark being tracked in Gulf of Mexico
Researchers are OCEARCH are tracking the location of a giant great white shark
"Green" buildings sprouting in record numbers
Buildings around the globe account for roughly 40 percent of the world's carbon emissions. In response, a growing number of cities are adapting old and new structures in ways that save energy and cut down on emissions.
Health
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Lawmaker slammed after saying nurses "play cards" during shifts
Maureen Walsh, a Republican from the Spokane area, was arguing for an amendment that would exclude small hospitals from a bill that would require nurses to have breaks
CDC says this flu season is now the longest in a decade
One reason for the long flu season is that two types of flu viruses surfaced at different times
Allergy season kicks off as pollen counts explode nationwide
A recent study found climate change may be making things worse
If my measles shot was years ago, am I still protected?
An expert answers 5 common questions about the measles vaccine
Corporate America embraces 420 as pot legalization grows
April 20 marijuana holiday now a mainstream marketing gimmick, from Lyft's $4.20 credits to Carl's Jr.'s CBD burgers
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Gas prices above $4 in California for first time in five years
Fuel prices are up nationwide, too, as unexpected repairs put refineries out of action in West Coast and Rocky Mountains
1 in 4 millennials raiding 401(k)s early to pay debt
A generation defined by high levels of debt often thinks paying off credit cards and student loans trumps saving for retirement
Earth Day challenge for gardeners: Don't poison bees
To help, more garden centers are curbing, ending or labeling plants treated with potentially bee-harming pesticides
Fiat Chrysler recalls 320,000 cars due to rollaway risk
Transmission problem in Dodge Dart compact cars made from 2013 through 2016, when company stopped producing them.
Some millennials tap 401(k)s to pay down debt
For a generation defined by unprecedented levels of debt, paying down credit card and student loan bills trumps saving for retirement.
Crime
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Suspected ax murderer at large after killing woman in Brooklyn
The carnage was discovered after the surviving victim hailed an Uber outside the Bushwick Houses at 1:30 a.m. Saturday
Seagram's heiress pleads guilty in NXIVM sex slave case
Clare Bronfman agreed to forfeit $6 million from a fortune prosecutors say is worth $200 million
Maria Butina seeks a sentence of time served
The government has indicated it filed a motion that Butina has provided "substantial assistance" with them by cooperating
Florida man arrested for making threats to members of Congress
John Kless is accused of making threatening calls to U.S. Reps. Rashida Tlaib and Eric Swalwell and Sen. Cory Booker, and allegedly made threats against Rep. Ilhan Omar in those calls
Parents sentenced in abuse case
It was an emotional day in court as a California couple was sentenced to 25 years to life in prison for keeping their children shackled and hungry for years. For the first time, some of the children spoke. John Blackstone reports.
Space
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Evidence found for first molecule in the universe
"This molecule was lurking out there, but we needed the right instruments," a top NASA scientist said
Watch: Rocket launches cargo to space station
An Antares rocket blasted off from the Wallops Island Flight Facility in Virginia carrying a Cygnus cargo ship loaded with supplies for the International Space Station.
Rocket launches with cargo for space station
Loaded with 3.8 tons of supplies and equipment, the Cygnus cargo ship will need two days to reach the space station
Researchers reveal changes to astronaut's body
Retired astronaut Scott Kelly, who spent 340 days in space during an extended stay aboard the International Space Station in 2015-16, did not suffer any major long-term health effects that might raise warning signs for future long-duration flights, scientists reported Thursday. CBS News space consultant Bill Harwood joins CBSN with details.
Israeli spacecraft fails to land on moon
CBS News space consultant Bill Harwood speaks to CBSN about the failed moon landing and Thursday's other headlines: SpaceX's second launch of their Falcon Heavy rocket and NASA's report that astronaut Scott Kelly experienced biological changes during his year-long orbit in space.
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Photos: Fire burns Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris
On April 15, 2019 flames erupted at the landmark cathedral, the most-visited landmark in the French capital
Star Wars Celebration 2019
The four-day convention for fans of the Star Wars saga, held in Chicago, included cosplayers, panels with the filmmakers, and the debut of the trailer for Episode IX of the series
Awkward Easter Bunny photos
Children love the Easter Bunny – until they meet him
The folk art of Bill Traylor
Born into slavery, the self-taught painter who began his artistic life in his 80s is the focus of a retrospective at the Smithsonian American Art Museum
America's surprising food recalls
What's in your fridge? Just maybe salmonella, E. coli – and a dead bat?
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Protesters enraged over plans to rebuild Notre Dame Cathedral
There is growing resentment in France to the campaign to rebuild a national treasure: the Notre Dame Cathedral. Reconstruction could easily cost more than a billion dollars. Roxana Saberi reports.
Columbine victims honored
The massacre at Columbine High School was not the first school shooting, but it took place before these events became all-too-familiar. Students and teachers came back to remember those loss, reopening wounds that are still very deep. Barry Petersen reports.
Trump lashes out at Mueller report
Reaction continues to pour-in after the release of the Mueller report. President Trump, his legal team, Democrats, now the former White House Counsel who cooperated with Robert Mueller are weighing in. Weijia Jiang reports.
Deadly storms move north
A massive storm that barrelled through the southern U.S. has killed at least five people. The massive storm has left a trail of devastation behind. Kenneth Craig reports.
(Un)Welcome: Sweden's rise of the right
In this installment of CBSN Originals’ ongoing examination at how migration is reshaping the world, Adam Yamaguchi travels to Sweden to examine how a record influx of migrants has coincided with the recently welcoming and politically progressive nation's swift shift to the right.