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Authorities believe the terrorists who laid siege to Mumbai, India came to the city in rubber rafts, possibly from a hijacked fishing boat. Mark Phillips reports.
Western Art is big business with paintings and sculptures of cowboys and Indians selling for big bucks
Artist Peter Phelps was homeless and dying until his life took a twist. Now he is back on his feet and giving back to those that helped him. Russ Mitchell reports.
Veteran filmmaker Francis Ford Coppola is getting ready to release a new film, his first in nearly ten years. The director talks with Martha Teichner about his lengthy and rocky film career.
The baby boomers are not settling quietly. Correspondent Rita Braver explores the world of many senior citizens who are finding fulfilling second careers after retirement.
At ages 15, 13, and 9, the siblings who make up The Homemade Jamz Blues Band have been gaining acclaim while performing in festivals throughout the country. Susan Spencer has more.
Anthony Mason profiles Zaha Hadid, the most famous female architect in the world. Hadid credits her middle class upbringing in 1950's Baghdad, Iraq, for her success.
CBS correspondents look at what the big stories will be in 2007. (1/7/07)
Parts of the country are enjoying an unseasonably warm winter. (1/7/07)
Martha "Sunny" von Bulow spent the last 28 years of her life in a vegetative state after what prosecutors alleged was two murder attempts by her husband, Claus.
Immortal books make good gifts. (12/17/06)
Comedian Mo Rocca talks about Sen. Barack Obama's unique name. (12/17/06)
Polar Bears roam around their arctic home. (12/17/06)
Alicia Keys Goes Back
Steve Hartman reports on the meticulous skill of Lew French, an artist who fits stones together to create designs that range from fireplaces to cottages.
