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GM News Conference
GM discussed its gains and losses from the past quarter. (11/16; 48:45)
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The Republican Response
Illinois Congressman Mark Kirk has proposals to bring down the cost of health care, including reform on lawsuits. (11/14; 2:46)
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Presidential Weekly Address
President Obama recognizes Veterans Day by honoring America's soldiers both past and present. (11/14; 3:45)
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FDA Drink Regulation
The Food and Drug Administration does not approve of drinks that mix caffeine and alcohol despite their popularity amongst young people. (11/13; 20:33)
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Obama Announces Jobs Forum
President Obama says economic growth has slowed the loss of jobs, but not created new positions. (11/12; 3:19)
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S-Curve Q&A
The Caltrans news conference about the latest big accident at the S-Curve on the Bay Bridge. (11/9; 18:05)
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The Republican Response
Mississippi Gov. Haley Barbour says why independents voted "overwhelmingly" Republican in the most recent election. (11/7; 4:56)
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Flags at Half Staff
President Obama addresses the Ft. Hood shooting, before he talks about the economy. (11/6; 4:55)
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Garamendi Sworn In
California's former Lt. Gov. John Garamendi is sworn in as a member of congress. (11/5; 8:54)
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Garamendi Takes House Seat
Lieutenant Gov. John Garamendi talks about becoming the new representative of the 10th congressional district. (11/4; 4:06)
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Bay Bridge Reopens
KCBS Team Coverage of the reopening of the Bay Bridge, with reports from the toll plaza, S-Curve and on-ramps. (11/2; 2:29)
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Bay Bridge Update
Caltrans spokesman Bart Ney says the Bay Bridge will reopen Monday morning. (11/2; 2:58)
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Bay Bridge Still Closed
Caltrans spokesman Bart Ney provides an update on the closure of the Bay Bridge. (11/01; 5:00)
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The Republican Response
House Republican Leader John Boehner covers the four solutions Republicans have proposed to reduce health care costs. (10/31; 3:30)
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Presidential Weekly Address
President Obama announces the positives behind the latest gross domestic product and covers the steps the government is taking to improve the economy. (10/31; 5:20)
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Oil Closes Oakland Estuary
Alameda Ferry Manager Ernest Sanchez tells KCBS alameda-Oakland Ferry boats were sent back to their docks Friday due to an oil slick. (10/30; 1:10)
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Bridge Not Yet Ready to Reopen
A news conference with Dale Bonner, Secretary of the California Business, Transportation and Housing Agency. (10/29; 23:36)
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Caltrans News Conference
Caltrans Spokesman Bart Ney provides updates on the Bay Bridge repair work after a rod and a metal brace fell onto the bridge's westbound lanes during the Tuesday evening commute. (10/28; 12:35)
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The Republican Response
Sen. Mike Johanns says President Obama's plan for health care reform will increase expenses for Americans. (10/24; 4:22)
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Presidential Weekly Address
President Obama pledges his commitment to America's economy and strengthening small businesses. (10/24; 4:10)
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H1N1 Virus Pandemic
Director of the CDC, Dr. Thomas Frieden, says the H1N1 vaccination isn't available at a fast enough rate. (10/23; 28:42)
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Health Care Reform Reiterated
Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi would love to see the president sign the health care bill by Thanksgiving. (10/22; 16:17)
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Wells Fargo Earnings
Chief Financial Officer Howard Atkins on the signs of strong earnings after Wells Fargo's third quarter. (10/21; 40:11)
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US Sudan Policy
Secretary of State Clinton unveils the White House's new policy toward Sudan. (10/19; 29:03)
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The Republican Response
Texas Congressman Kevin Brady says Barack Obama's health care plan would raise costs without improving treatment. (10/17; 5:27)
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Presidential Weekly Address
President Obama says the nation is close to health care reform, but adds there are still "significant details" that need to be worked out. (10/17; 5:55)
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Health Reform Milestone
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is confident a historic health care reform bill will get signed by the president now that it has Congress' approval. (10/15; 19:19)
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The Republican Response
Florida Senator George LeMieux criticizes the proposed Democratic healthcare plan. (10/10; 5:00)
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Obama Humbled By Award
President Obama reacts to being awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, saying he's both "surprised and humbled". (10/9; 6:02)
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Deadly Hudson Crash
A control tower recording at Teterboro Airport captures an air traffic controller bantering and giggling as a small plane flew towards a collision that killed 9 over the Hudson in August. (10/8/09; 29:43)
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The Republican Response
Michigan Congresswoman Candice Miller calls on Democrats to change their approach in health care reform and the stimulus. (10/3; 3:32)
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Presidential Weekly Address
President Obama says the high cost of health insurance is one of the biggest problems facing Americans looking to start their own businesses. (10/3; 5:07)
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David Letterman Extortion
The late-night host’s monologue acknowledging sexual relationships with female employees and a CBS staffer’s demand for $2 million. (10/2/09; 9:48)
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Sully Flies Again
Pilot Sully Sullenberger asked US Airways to reunite the "Miracle on the Hudson" crew for his return to the cockpit. (10/1/09; 20:13)
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The Republican Response
Georgia Sen. Johnny Isakson criticizes President Obama's health care reform plan. (9/26; 4:20)
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Iran Remains Defiant
President Obama tells the G-20 summit Iran has been caught red handed with a covert uranium enrichment facility. (9/25; 7:45)
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Promising AIDS Research
Officials with the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases describe an experimental vaccine that cut HIV infection by 31% in a study conducted among 16,000 volunteers in Thailand. (9/24/09; 53:28)
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MidEast Peace Process
President Obama met with Israel's prime minister and Palestine's president today in order to jump-start the stalled Middle East peace process. (9/22; 3:50)
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UN Global Warming Summit
Pres. Obama joins world leaders today at the United Nations to address issues of global warming. (9/22; 10:35)
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Garrido Search
Antioch police hold a news conference on findings after searching the home of Philip and Nancy Garrido. (9/21; 9:01)
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'Net Neutrality' Proposal
FCC Chair Julius Genachowski wants to prohibit Internet service providers from interfering with the free flow of information. (9/21; 22:43)
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The Republican Response
N.C. Congresswoman Sue Myrick says a public health option will compromise care, hurt small business owners, harm seniors due to Medicare cuts. (9/19; 3:01)
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Weekly Presidential Address
President Obama looks forward to next week's G-20 summit and will review the steps taken to prevent further economic turmoil. (9/19; 4:46)
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European Defense Shield Scrapped
President Obama says more missiles will not be deployed in Eastern Europe, potentially easing relations with Russia.(9/17; 5:02)
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Middle East Missile Defense
Defense Secretary Robert Gates and Joint Chiefs of Staff brief reporters on details of how the U.S. will re-structure its missile defense against Iran. (9/18; 41:51)
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Arrest in Yale Murder
Connecticut authorities say Raymond Clark is in custody on suspicion of murdering Annie Le of Placerville.(9/17; 12:30)
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Garrido Property Search
Hayward and Dublin police hold a news conference outside the home of Jaycee Dugard kidnapping suspects Nancy and Phillip Garrido, looking for clues that may link the Garridos to other Bay Area kidnapping cases. (9/15; 17:38)
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FBI Investigates Missing Student
FBI spokeswoman Kim Mertz says investigators have seized evidence in the case of a missing Yale graduate student. (9/12; 15:07)
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The Republican Response
Texas Senator John Cornyn says the President has bipartisan support for increasing troops in Afghanistan, but that opinions on health care differ. (9/12; 4:03)
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Presidential Weekly Address
President Obama says half of young Americans could lose their insurance coverage within the next decade. (9/12; 4:10)
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"No Shots Fired"
Press conference in Washington with the U.S. Coast Guard's chief of staff on the training excercise incident on the Potomac River. (9/11; 3:18)
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Obama Accepts Apology
President Obama accepts an apology and says he'll remain open to suggestion in getting health care reform passed. (9/10; 4:50)
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Music, iTunes 9 and More Coming
Apple CEO Steve Jobs taking the stage for the first time since his sick leave began, highlighting the company's achievements and new features available on iTunes. (9/9; 9:15)
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Bay Bridge Reopening
Caltrans announces that the Bay Bridge will reopen in time for the Tuesday morning commute. (9/8; 2:23)
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Caltrans News Conference
Caltrans officials announce that the Bay Bridge will not re-open for the Tuesday morning commute, but crews hope to have it open by Wednesday morning. (9/7; 23:21)
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Caltrans Optimistic About Tuesday
Caltrans spokesperson, Bart Ney, updates reporters on the progress on the Bay Bridge seismic work, and on repairs to the crack on the bridge. (9/6; 13:17)
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The Republican Response
Congressman John Kline addresses what health care reform spending may mean for American's jobs. (9/5; 4:20)
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Presidential Weekly Address
President Obama wants Americans to save more for retirement and announced several initiatives to make it happen. (9/5; 6:02)
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Solyndra Receives Major Funding
U.S. Energy Secretary Stephen Chu and Gov. Schwarzenegger and V.P. Joseph Biden talk about the Fremont company's $535 million loan. (9/4; 22:21)
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Aunt Shares Story of Reunion
Jaycee Lee Dugard's aunt Tina makes a brief statement after spending five days in an emotional reunion. (9/3/09; 2:24)
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The Republican Response
Sen. Michael Enzi of Wyoming says Democratic legislative proposals will restrict Americans' healh care options. (8/29; 5:01)
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Weekly Presidential Address
President Obama marks the four-year anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, describing current recovery efforts. (8/29; 4:38)
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UCPD Unravels Dugard Mystery
Campus police at UC Berkeley recount the suspicious behavior that ultimately led to the discovery of Jaycee Dugard and her two daughters in an Antioch compound. (8/28; 22:37)
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The Republican Response
Georgia Congressman Tom Price doesn't want govt. to over-interfere with patient's care. (8/22; 4:45)
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The Republican Response
Senator Orrin Hatch says Americans are skeptical of the Democrats' proposal for health care reform. (8/15; 4:55)
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Vick Signs With Eagles
Michael Vick returns to the NFL with the Philadelphia Eagles and admits his past mistakes. (8/14; 26:35)
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Obama's Three Amigos Summit Speech
President Obama speaks in Guadalajara, Mexico, where Obama, Mexican President Felipe Calderon and Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper have gathered for the "Three Amigos" summit. (8/10; 6:30)
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The Republican Response
Gubernatorial candidate for Virginia Bob McDonnell addresses unemployment and his opposition to govt. spending. (8/8; 3:39)
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Sotomayor Sworn In
Sonia Sotomayor is sworn in as the first Hispanic U.S. Supreme Court Justice. (8/8; 2:12)
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Journalists' Homecoming
Laura Ling, of SF-based Current TV, and Former Vice President Al Gore, speak from the airplane hangar where Ling and Euna Lee celebrated their return from North Korea. (8/5; 6:28)
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CBS News Weekend Roundup
President Obama comments on the economy, health care and the beer summit. Plus, insight into the obesity epidemic and the success of the cash for clunkers program. (8/02; 48:05)
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The Republican Response
Sen. John Thune challenges the health care reform bill, saying states can't handle the cost. (8/1; 3:50)
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CDC Press Conference
The Centers For Disease and Control hold a press conference on recommendations for use of the vaccine against Novel Influenza A(H1N1). (7/29; 35:24)
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Harvard 911 Caller Speaks Out
Lucia Whalen comments on the 911 call she made two weeks ago, which sparked national debate on an incident between a white police officer and a black Harvard scholar. (7/29; 19:42)
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More Cuts Coming
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger made additional cuts to social programs as he signed an $85 billion compromise spending plan. (7/28; 8:20)
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911 Tape in Gates Case
As controversy surrounds the arrest of Harvard scholar Henry Gates Jr., the 911 call reporting the "possible break-in" makes no mention of race. (7/27; 2:49)
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The Republican Response
Congresswoman Cathy McMorris Rodgers calls President Obama's health care plan a prescription for disaster. (7/25; 4:46)
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Presidential Weekly Address
President Obama defends his health care proposal, saying it won't weaken small businesses in America. (7/25; 5:09)
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Gov. Schwarzenegger Reacts to Budget Deal
The governor briefs reporters on the package of bills that finally passed the legislature Friday to close most of California’s $26 billion deficit. (7/24/09; 17:29)
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Obama On Gates' Arrest
President Obama talks with reporters about the arrest of Harvard scholar Henry Louis Gates in Cambridge. (7/24; 5:18)
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Obama's News Conference Pt. 2
President Barack Obama held a prime-time news conference to press his case for an urgent overhaul of health care. (7/22; 28:17)
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Obama's News Conference Pt. 1
President Barack Obama held a prime-time news conference to press his case for an urgent overhaul of health care. (7/22; 25:55)
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NTSB Investigates Muni Crash
MTA Executive Director Nathanial Ford and investigators with the National Transportation Safety Board brief reporters on the Saturday Muni crash at West Portal Station. (7/19/09; 13:52)
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The Republican Response
Senate Republican Whip Jon Kyl is against rushing into a Washington-run health care system. (7/18; 3:39)
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Presidential Weekly Address
President Obama criticizes the current health care system and urges Congress to pass his legislation for reform.(7/18; 6:09)
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Apollo 11 Anniversary
Audio commemorating the 40th anniversary of the first manned mission to land on the moon. (7/16; 53:55)
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And the Nominees Are...
Chandra Wilson and Jim Parsons host the 61st Annual Prime Time Emmy Announcements. (7/16; 5:39)
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Feinstein Q&A With Sonia Sotomayor
California's senior Senator Dianne Feinstein had twenty minutes of question and answer with Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor. (7/14; 19:11)
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The Republican Response
House Republican Whip Eric Cantor criticizes the president's economic decisions, saying unemployment will climb to 10% under his administration. (7/11; 5:30)
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Presidential Weekly Address
President Obama defends the Recovery Act, saying it has extended unemployment benefits and prevented catastrophic job loss. (7/11; 7:45)
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Queen Latifah Remembers
The first lady of hip hop shares memories of the king of pop at the memorial service in Los Angeles. (7/7; 4:41)
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U.S.-Russia Relations
President Obama holds a press conference in Moscow after meeting with Russian President Dmitry Medvedev. (7/6; 49:10)
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The Republican Response
Senator John McCain tells a tale of the pursuit of liberty and hapiness and the obstacles that have historically stood in the way. (7/4; 4:39)
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Jackson Funeral Plans
Details on Michael Jackson's public funeral arrangements at the Staples Center in L.A. (7/3; 18:00)
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911 Call from the L.A. Fire Dept.
The caller doesn't identify Jackson by name, but says a 50-year-old man wasn't breathing or responding to efforts to revive him. (6/26; 2:17)
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Transitioning Thru Transplant List
KCBS reporter Matt Bigler interviews Art Kaplan, chair of Medical Ethics center at Univ. of Pennsylvania on the ethical questions raised by Apple CEO Steve Jobs' rapid transplant. (6/24; 5:24)
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China to Require Web Filter on PCs
KCBS Technology Analyst Larry Magid, discusses how a new PC feature requirement in China will impact Silicon Valley tech companies and Chinese movements for democracy. (6/24; 4:04)
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Ed McMahon Obit
Today in L.A. the longtime sidekick to "Tonight" show host Johnny Carson died at the age of 86. McMahon had reportedly been suffering from bone cancer and other illnesses. (6/23; 1:40)
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Obama on Iran, Health Reform
Pres. Obama condemns violent actions used on Iranian protesters. He also addresses providing health care for all hinges on controlling costs. (6/23; 53.37)
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President Obama Exclusive
In an exclusive interview with the Early Show, the President talks with Anchor Harry Smith about Iran, the economy and health care reform.(6/22; 6:09)
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The Democratic Response
U.S. Senate republican leader Mitch McConnell discusses flaws in the democrats' health care plan and the republican's alternative proposals. (6/20; 4:41)
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Presidential Weekly Address
President Obama proposes a Consumer Financial Protection Agency to prevent unfair lending practices and to look out for ordinary Americans best interests. (6/20; 4:15)
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NASA News Conference
Mission manager Mike Leinbach and Deputy Space Shuttle Program Manager LeRoy Cain comment on the scrubbed Endeavour mission. (6/17; 46:46)
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N. Korean Nuclear Power
Pres. Obama along with S. Korean Pres. Lee Myung-bak join in a common goal to stop N. Korea's continued development of nuclear weapons. (6/16; 28:24)
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Healthcare Reform
Pres. Obama tells the American Medical Assoc. the existing health care system is an economic time bomb that leaves too many uninsured. (6/15; 54:51)
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The Republican Response
Indiana Congressman Mike Pence weighs in on the Obama administration's energy plan. (6/13; 2:12)
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Presidential Weekly Address
President Obama says in order to cut long-term spending, we need to act now to reform health care. (6/13; 4:32)
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Swine Flu Pandemic
World Health Organization Director General Margaret Chen explains why the swine flu alert has now reached level 6.(6/11;37:29)
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The Republican Response
Alabama Senator Jeff Sessions discusses the D-Day anniversary and Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor. (6/6; 4:19)
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Buchenwald Camp in 1945
Obama visits the site of the infamous concentration camp. U.S. troops liberated the camp in 1945, an event witnessed by Edward R. Murrow in one of the most famous broadcasts in the history of CBS Radio. (6/5; 3:01)
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President Obama's Cairo Speech
The president calls for a new beginning between the U.S. and Muslims in confronting religious extremism, during a speech at Cairo University. (6/4; 55:34)
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Osama bin Laden Tape
Purported Osama bin Laden tape criticizing President Obama, with Al Jazeera anchors interspersed. (6/3; 4:12)
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GM Files For Bankruptcy
President Barack Obama is defending the government's intervention in the auto industry. (6/1; 14:44)
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The Republican Response
Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels thinks the nation can conserve energy without a national energy tax and opposes the Democrats' climate change plan. (5/30; 3:19)
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GM-UAW Agreement
UAW President Ron Gettelfinger says union members ratified a concessions package for GM that could save the automaker over a billion dollars a year. (5/29; 30:59)
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Cyber-Security Tops Obama's Agenda
President Obama describes the "paradox" of the internet, announcing a new cyber czar post as part of his plan to combat future online threats. (5/29; 16:19)
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Landing of Shuttle Atlantis
Reporter Peter King talks with Space Consultant, Bill Harwood, about the landing of the Space Shuttle Atlantis at Edwards Air Force Base. (5/24; 3:25)
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The Republican Response
Wyoming Sen. John Barrasso promotes "clean coal" and nuclear energy as part of the republican energy plan. (5/23; 4:25)
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Presidential Weekly Address
President Obama pays tribute to America's troops, and outlines his measures to improve the well being of the country's servicemen and veterans. (5/23; 4:26)
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Obama: Guantanamo Will Close
The president staunchly defended plans to close the detention center at Guantanamo Bay that include housing some terrorism suspects in the U.S. (5/21; 50:56)
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States Welcome Fuel Standards
Calif. Gov. Schwarzenegger and Mass. Gov. Deval Patrick praise Pres. Obama's latest efforts to reduce emissions and foreign oil dependency. (5/19; 10:21)
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One Emissions Standard
President Obama said the new fuel and emission standard puts the U.S. on the road to a cleaner environment, better fuel efficiency and more energy independence. (5/19; 15:08)
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Pres. Obama Enters Abortion Debate
Delivering the commencement speech at America's leading Roman Catholic college, U. of Notre Dame, Obama implored those on both sides of the issue to stop demonizing one another. (5/17; 29:42)
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The Republican Response
Louisiana Congressman Charles Boustany, discusses working with the Democrats to bring quality and affordable to health care reform. (5/16; 3:52)
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Presidential Radio Address
President Obama discusses improving the health care system and using clean energy to increase the country's economic growth. (5/16; 4:37)
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You're Not Fired!
Miss USA pageant owner Donald Trump announces that Miss California Carrie Prejean can keep her crown. (5/12; 29:15)
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The Republican Response
Missouri Senator Kit Bond discusses the closing of the terrorist detention facility at Guantanamo Bay. (5/9; 3:21)
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Presidential Radio Address
President Obama discusses the country's economic progress and calls for a credit card reform bill. (5/9; 4:18)
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Jesucita: Hell Breaks Loose
Santa Barbara City Fire Chief Andrew DiMizio says dozens of homes have been destroyed, and 30,000 people evacuated, because of wind-fueled flames. (5/8; 37:32)
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