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Actor Brian Cox plays the billionaire father of one of the most dysfunctional families on television. You might be surprised to hear how he compares himself to his character on the HBO show "Succession." Jeff Glor spoke with him about that and his autobiography.
The ripple effect of school bus driver shortages is affecting schools, students and families. Across the country, some states have gone as far as calling in the National Guard for help. Errol Barnett has been hearing about the impact.
Over the past two years, food insecurity has been on the rise, but so has the amount of food being wasted. Crops headed from farm to table have been rotting in the fields due to disrupted demand. But some young people had a vision to shortcut the supply chain and directly link those food products with the people who need them most. Catherine Herridge has the details.
A fire earlier this month in New York City that was traced to a malfunctioning space heater killed 17 people, including eight children. Many residents of the Bronx apartment building fled with just the clothes on their backs. Over the last two weeks, New Yorkers of all backgrounds have stepped in to help, their diversity reflecting that of the city itself. Nancy Chen has the story.
President Biden is meeting with his national security team on the Ukraine crisis, while major domestic issues have plunged the president's approval rating to its lowest point since he took office. Natalie Brand is at the White House to review Mr. Biden's first year in office and what's ahead.
This week marks two years since COVID-19 was first detected in the United States, and while there are some encouraging signs that Omicron has peaked in some parts of the country, there's a troubling rise in the number of kids being infected. Michael George has the latest.
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken met with his Russian counterpart Sergei Lavrov in Geneva, Switzerland, on Friday. Blinken told Lavrov the U.S. would give Russia written responses to Moscow's proposals next week. It offers some hope that an invasion of Ukraine is delayed. Christina Ruffini is in Geneva with the latest.
KKTV's Ashley Franco joins "CBS Mornings" to preview the "48 Hours" report "The Suzanne Morphew Case: Nothing Is What It Seems." The case of the Colorado mom who vanished is filled with bizarre clues and lingering mysteries.
Inside Edition's Deborah Norville joins "CBS Mornings" to discuss how some are using Apple AirTags to stalk people without their knowledge. The small Bluetooth devices are meant to help you keep track of your belongings, like a purse. Norville explains what you should do if you discover that you are the one being tracked.
In her first national television interview since filing a wrongful death lawsuit against Facebook's parent company, Angela Underwood Jacobs explains why she blames the social media company for the 2020 killing of her brother, a federal officer gunned down by anti-government extremists.
