Reporters Notebook: Episodes
A mile-wide "monster" tornado devastated Moore, Oklahoma. CBS News Correspondent Lee Frank has some personal observations on the devastation he witnessed. That's today's Reporter's Notebook.
Another billion dollar purchase in Silicon Valley. CBS News and CNET technology consultant Larry Magid has today's Reporter's Notebook.
CBS News Correspondent Sam Litzinger tells us about a Washington tradition--that can be unpleasant for some of those who have to take part. That is today's Reporter's Notebook.
This week's controversies have some asking if President Obama has fallen victim to the second term curse. CBS News Correspondent Pam Coulter has today's Reporter's Notebook.
Some thoughts on Angelina Jolie's announcement that she has undergone a double mastectomy. That's today's Reporter's Notebook from Correspondent Barry Bagnato.
Reports that the IRS inappropriately targeted conservative groups seeking tax-exempt status has triggered bipartisan outrage. CBS News Correspondent Peter Maer has today's Reporter's Notebook.
The IRS gave conservatives another reason to dislike it. CBS News Correspondent Bob Fuss has today's Reporter's Notebook.
Details continue to emerge about the conditions the three recently freed women in Cleveland were forced to endure. CBS News Correspondent Steve Futterman has today's Reporter's Notebook.
CBS News Reporter Toula Vlahou has just returned from a visit to Iran. That is today's Reporters Notebook.
CBS News Correspondent Jim Krasula reflects on Mark Sanford's political comeback. That is today's Reporter's Notebook.
The extraordinary story of three women in Cleveland freed from a decade of captivity is on the mind of CBS News Correspondent Pam Coulter. That's today's Reporter's Notebook.
An event that took place half a century ago is still palpable in the Netherlands. CBS News Reporter Lauren Comiteau has today's Reporter's Notebook.
The April job numbers are in, and the unemployment rate fell to 7.5%. CBS News Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger has today's Reporter's Notebook.
President Obama is in Mexico City today to meet with the new Mexican President, Enrique Pena Nieto. CBS News Reporter Adrienne Bard has today's Reporter's Notebook.
The FDA has approved over-the-counter sales for the emergency contraceptive Plan B for women and girls 15 and over. CBS News Correspondent Pam Coulter has today's Reporter's Notebook.
Celebrations in the Netherlands for a new King. CBS News Reporter Lauren Comiteau has today's Reporter's Notebook.
Six months after the largest Atlantic hurricane on record hit the East Coast, CBS News Correspondent Jim Taylor reflects on his own experience with Hurricane Sandy in today's Reporter's Notebook.
Travelers rejoice as Congress eases their sequestration pain, to the dismay of others. CBS News Correspondent Bob Fuss has today's Reporter's Notebook.
CBS News Reporter August Skamenca reflects on the lives lost in last week's West, Texas explosion. That is today's Reporter's Notebook.
A U.S. effort is underway to get Pakistani and Afghan leaders to talk to each other. Teri Schultz in Brussels has today's Reporter's Notebook.