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Doug and Dan Gray spoke with the A.P.’s Warren Levinson. We talked about the upcoming court appearance by Jared Lee Loughner in Phoenix.
CBS MoneyWatch dot com’s Jill Schlesinger about the business week ahead.
CBS’ Stephan Kaufman spoke with us from Tuscon, an area he knows well having spent some time there over the years.
Did heated political rhetoric have anything to do with the shootings in Arizona? We spoke with Mark Felstein of the University of Maryland.
Attorney Clint David of David, Goodman and Madole spoke with Doug and Dan about the possibility of Jared Lee Loughner raising an insanity defense.
CBS Special Reports on 2010
Yahoo’s number one search topic in 2010? The Gulf Oil Spill. It’s also our top story of the year. CBS News National Correspondent Dan Raviv reviews what happened in this three-minute report.more
LOS ANGELES (AP) — St. Louis native Jud “Fabio” Birza romanced the jury to win “Survivor: Nicaragua.”
The goofy 21-year-old model-student from Los Angeles overcame paranoid 24-year-old singer-jackman Chase Rice from Fairview, N.C., and sneaky 30-year-old real estate broker Matthew “Sash” Lenahan from New York to take home the CBS reality competition’s $1 million grand prize Sunday.more
(CBS/AP) – The Census Bureau says the U.S. population is 308,745,538, reflecting the lowest growth since the Great Depression. more
(CBS) – The 2010 winter solstice is here. For some, it’s an astronomical curiosity. For others, it’s about rebirth and ritual celebration.
But for the estimated five percent of the population who suffer from seasonal affective disorder, the shortest day of the year means something else entirely.more
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(CBS) – By now, just about everyone in the country is aware of the federal deficit problem, but you should know that there is another financial crisis looming involving state and local governments. more
We talked with CBS Legal Analyst Peter Cohen about the Health Care Reform law and the latest setback for President Obama.
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St. Louis: Outside the Box. Today reporter Megan Lynch talked with those who have some suggestions on how to improve the city.
Are parents partially to blame for poor school performance? Director Bob Bowden talked with us about his film The Cartel.
We had a busy morning on Total Information AM.
At 7:50 we spoke with the A.P.’s Gerry Bodlander about President Obama and the deal he seems to have cut with the Republicans. Then it was off to London and a conversation with CBS reporter Larry Miller about Wikileak founder Julian Assange being arrested by British authorities.
Meet Jake Tucker of Chesterfield. This talented 10 year old is a finalist in the Red Robin burger building contest.
Ho Ho Ho! There’s a lot of great holiday programming on in the next week or so. TV Guide’s Matt Roush hit the highlights for us.
WASHINGTON, (CBS) – President Obama today proposed a two year freeze in civilian pay for federal employees that the White House says will save $2 billion in fiscal year 2011 and more than $60 billion over the next decade.more
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