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47 Million Americans lack health insurance, and every year more than 20 thousand die because they don't get care. Rita Braver went to South Carolina and met people dealing with this issue every day.
Musician Joni Mitchell talks with Russ Mitchell about the days she used to pay for art school by playing music at coffee shops for $15.
Which is better, a real or artificial Christmas tree? (12/10/06)
Wikipedia has good points and bad ones. (12/10/06)
Defining American success in the Iraq war. (12/10/06)
'The Widow of the South'
John Edwards Discusses 'Home'
When Neil Sedaka was a kid, he'd scratch out the names of the artists on his favorite records and replace them with his own. Sedaka tells Russ Mitchell he is passive about everything but his music.
Anthony Hopkins talks about how he developed the infamous character Hannibal Lecter and how, in life, people should push themselves to do what is uncomfortable so that they never stop achieving.
Tracy Smith has the story of Orson, a troubled border collie, who changed the life of successful author Jon Katz.
Technology Correspondent David Pogue reports on designs for solar powered homes that are energy-efficient and innovative.
CBS News Political Correspondent Jeff Greenfield tells viewers what to look for on election night. What you'll know, and when you'll know it, when the polls close, state by state.
What does it take to become President of the United States? How about 2.4 billion dollars? As Rita Braver reports, this has been the most expensive presidential race in history.
Early Show anchor Harry Smith talks with Bill O'Reilly about politics, power, and what it's like to be one of the most loved (and hated) people on TV.
Dog with obsessive compulsive disorder are being researched to try to understand the cause of OCD. (10/14/07)
