Katrina shootings spotlights police corruption
A federal jury convicted five current and former police officers in the shooting deaths of unarmed civilians six days after Hurricane Katrina. The case is focusing national attention on police corruption, reports Bigad Shabad.
8/5/2011
Raw Video: Plane Evacuated in Pa. Over Threat
Passengers aboard a US Airways flight that arrived from Scotland were removed from the plane because of an unspecified threat Friday, and the plane was taken to another part of Philadelphia International Airport to be inspected. (Aug. 5)
8/5/2011
Raw Video: NASA Launches Spacecraft to Jupiter
NASA has launched a robotic explorer to Jupiter. The spacecraft, named Juno, blasted off aboard an unmanned rocket Friday from Cape Canaveral. It will take Juno five years to reach the largest planet in the solar system. (Aug. 5)
8/5/2011
Obama: On Economy, 'Things Will Get Better'
President Barack Obama is welcoming the latest jobs report as encouraging, saying 'things will get better.' At the same time, Obama says the economy isn't producing enough jobs and says that must be corrected. (Aug. 5)
8/5/2011
3 Wide: Pocono Preview
The 3 Wide gang previews the upcoming race at Pocono.
8/5/2011
Newark named worst airport for flight delays
Newark Liberty International in New Jersey was named worst airport in the nation for flight delays which, says CBS News Travel Editor Peter Greenberg, is most likely a result of poor scheduling.
8/5/2011
Babysitter Busted for Sex With Boy In Her Care
Loni Bouchard arrested in Connecticut for allegedly having sex with boy, 14.
8/5/2011
Caught on Camera: Serial Butt Slasher Stalks Women
David Kerley reports on man who follows women into retail stores and cuts them.
8/5/2011
Bus shooting caught on tape
Police are looking for four suspects involved in a brazen shooting on a Philadelphia bus. Terrell Brown reports.
8/5/2011
Polar bear attacks Norway campers, one dead
One person died and four others were injured when a polar bear attacked a group of campers in Norway. Terrell Brown reports.
8/5/2011
Unemployment Rate Dips, Economy Adds 117K Jobs
Hiring picked up slightly in July and the unemployment rate dipped to 9.1 percent, an optimistic sign after the worst day on Wall Street in nearly three years. (Aug. 5)
8/5/2011
Family of alleged bank robbers on the run
Authorities say Ryan Dougherty, his brother, Stanley and his sister, Grace shot up a police car in Florida and robbed a bank in Georgia. Terrell Brown reports.
8/5/2011
Raw Video: Mt. Kilauea Erupts in Hawaii
Scientists say a new lava flow has broken out at Mt. Kilauea, a Hawaiian volcano that has been continuously erupting for nearly three decades. (Aug. 5)
8/5/2011
Student demo in Chile turns violent
Hundreds of people have been arrested and more than a dozen police officers injured in violent demonstrations in Chile.
8/5/2011
Homeless Man's Death After Arrest Outrages Dad
For nearly two decades, Ron Thomas has worried every day that his schizophrenic son would die of exposure or illness on the streets. He never imagined the end would come in a violent confrontation with police. (Aug. 4)
8/4/2011
World Stock Markets Plunging Again
World stock markets were plunging a day after Wall Street slid. Major Asian indexes dropped between 3 and 5 percent, while European benchmarks slumped in morning trading. (Aug. 5)
8/5/2011
Polygamist Leader Convicted of Child Sex Abuse
Polygamist leader Warren Jeffs was convicted Thursday on child sexual assault charges. The 55-year-old head of the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints stood stone-faced as the verdict was read. (Aug. 4)
8/4/2011
Billick: What to expect in preseason
FOXSports.com's Brian Billick with what to expect during the NFL preseason.
8/4/2011
Senate Says Deal Reached to End FAA Shutdown
Congress has reached a compromise to end the partial shutdown of the Federal Aviation Admin. that idled 74,000 federal employees and construction workers and cost the government about $30 million a day in uncollected airline ticket taxes. (Aug. 4)
8/4/2011
Lusetich: Firestone Rd. 1 recap
Robert Lusetich recaps Round 1 of the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational. Adam Scott has the lead at 8-under at Firestone.
8/4/2011
Panetta Sounds Alarm Over Defense Cuts
New Defense Secretary Leon Panetta is warning against "dangerous" and deep military spending cuts in the effort to rein in government deficits. (Aug. 4)
8/4/2011
Woods Makes Tour Return With 68 at Bridgestone
Tiger Woods fired a 68 Thursday in his first competitive round of golf in nearly three months, leaving him six shots off the lead at the Bridgestone Invitational. (August 4).
8/4/2011
Authorities reopen Virginia campus after gun scare
Virginia Tech, the site of a shooting massacre several years ago, has reopened its campus after a several hour lockdown. Deborah Gembara reports.
8/4/2011
Markets plunge amid investor fears
A stock sell-off that started in Europe spread to U.S. markets, causing the Dow Jones Industrial Average to drop 512 points. Rebecca Jarvis reports on where Wall Street is headed from here.
8/4/2011
Vets return home, struggle to find jobs
Bill Whitaker speaks with two soldiers from the Oregon National Guard's 41st Infantry Brigade. They, along with 50 percent of their combat team, returned home from duty to face unemployment.
8/4/2011
Hawaii volcano spews rivers of lava
A new break out of lava occurs at Hawaii's Kilauea volcano, one of the most active volcanoes in the world. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).
8/4/2011
Highlights: UFC 133 Press Conference
Hear from Rashad Evans, Tito Ortiz and others at the press conference for UFC 133.
8/4/2011
Coward telegram to Christie discovered
A telegram sent by Noel Coward to Agatha Christie has been found hidden inside an old bureau while it was being restored.
8/4/2011
Dow Jones Plummets 500+ Points
It was the biggest one-day drop for the index since December 2008.
8/4/2011
Eagles DT Patterson Has Brain Condition
Philadelphia Eagles trainer Rick Burkholder said Thursday defensive tackle Mike Patterson has a brain condition that may require surgery. (Aug. 4)
8/4/2011
Evans, Ortiz trade insults
The talk continues to heat up as Tito Ortiz and Rashad Evans get ready to face off at UFC 133.
8/4/2011
Campus-wide Alert Lifted at Virginia Tech
Virginia Tech was locked down Thursday when three children attending a summer camp said they saw a man holding what looked like a gun on the campus where a 2007 massacre left 33 people dead. (4 Aug. 2011)
8/4/2011
Wall Street Pummeled With 513 Point Drop
A selloff on Wall Street. Stocks are in the midst of a broad downturn, with the Dow Jones industrials plummeting more than 500 points.(Aug. 4)
8/4/2011
Brooklyn man pleads not guilty to dismembering boy
Levi Aron pleads not guilty to murdering and mutilating a young Hasidic Jewish boy, a crime that has stunned a Brooklyn, New York community. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).
8/4/2011
Raw Video: Unrest, Attacks Rock Syrian Cities
Amateur video purportedly shows anti government protests took place across parts of Syria late on Wednesday night. It showed people gathering from Damascus, Palmyra and Homs, after Tarawih prayers, a ritual during the holy month of Ramadan. (Aug. 4)
8/4/2011
MLB Investigating A-Rod For Illegal Poker
Len Berman thinks The Yankees' third-baseman Alex Rodriguez or A-Rod leads a peculiar life. He's the highest paid player in MLB, dates celebrities including current flame Cameron Diaz, yet he has some blemishes on his record.
8/4/2011
Man causes nuclear meltdown on his stovetop
In Sweden, police arrested a man for allegedly experimenting with radioactive materials in his home. As Jeff Glor reports, the man says he was attempting to split the atom.
8/4/2011
Okla. Woman Claims Famed Hijacker Is Her Uncle
An Oklahoma City woman says she's certain her uncle is D.B. Cooper, the man who the FBI says hijacked a plane in 1971 and parachuted away over the Pacific Northwest with $200,000 ransom. (August 4)
8/4/2011
Tour bus lands upside down in crash
A tour bus crashed in New York state en route to Niagra Falls. As Jeff Glor reports, this is the fourth tour bus crash in the Northeast in recent months.
8/4/2011
10-Year-Old Vogue Model: How Young Is Too Young?
Thylane Loubry Blondeau's provacative pout in Vogue Paris has created a stir.
8/4/2011
Rep. Wu resigns seat due to sex scandal
Congressman David Wu (D, Ore.) has officially quit after accusations of an unwanted sexual encounter with an 18-year-old. Jeff Glor reports.
8/4/2011
72 charged for alleged child porn ring
The Justice Department announced that 72 people have been charged for a worldwide online child pornography enterprise. Bob Orr reports on the ring arrest.
8/4/2011
