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  January 13, 2008
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TOP STORIES How The Arab Press Sees Bush Trip This morning's headline from President Bush's trip to the Middle East: Mr. Bush charged that Iran is threatening world security.
That's OUR headline from the president's address. But how was it covered by the media over there? More...
• Marine Murder Suspect Spotted In La. |  Watch• Bush: Iran Threatens The World's Security | Watch• Second Child's Body Found In Ala. Waters U.S. Marine Murder Suspect Spotted In La. The key suspect in the brutal slaying of a 20-year-old pregnant Marine was sighted in Louisiana getting off a Greyhound bus,
the sheriff said Sunday. He expressed hope that Marine Cpl. Cesar Armando Laurean would soon be in custody. More...
Watch: Marine's Family: Lack Of Aid• Second Child's Body Found In Ala. Waters • TSA Web Site Threatened Fliers' Identities • Post-9/11 ID Rules Spark Security Showdown | Watch• More Stories World Poland: Show Us The Money For Missile Base Washington needs to provide more security for Poland if it wants Warsaw to host a U.S. missile defense base, the Polish defense
minister said in remarks published Saturday. More...
• Bush: Iran Threatens The World's Security | Watch• Navy Fired Shots At Iranian Craft In Dec. | Watch• Do The Brits Live Better Than Us? • More Stories Politics Frustrated GOP Supporter Hedges His Bets Michigan businessman James Esshaki, an Iraqi American, has raised money for GOP candidates before and is doing so again. But
he's not happy with the Republican Party, and so he's hedging his bets by also contributing to Hillary Clinton. More...
Watch: GOP Talks Economy In Michigan• Giuliani's Florida Gamble | Watch• Racial Tensions Roil Democratic Race | Watch• Obama Wins More Support In Nevada • More Stories Health U.K. May Make Organ Donations "Opt-Out" Britain's prime minister called for overhauling the country's organ donation system to make it easier for doctors to remove
body parts from deceased patients without prior consent. Patients' rights groups are skeptical. More...
• 1% Of Autism Due To Unstable Genes | Watch• Abuse Of Cold Medicines High Among Young • Secret Of Sticking To Diet Lies In Details • More Stories SciTech Scientists Build A Beating Heart Researchers seeking new treatments for heart disease managed to grow a rat heart in the lab and start it beating. The development
could lead to creating or modifying hearts with host cells from a person needing a heart transplant to avoid rejection. More...
• Extreme Hybrid Showcases Green Technology | Watch• Post-9/11 ID Rules Spark Security Showdown | Watch• Big Apple’s Trees To Be Cloned • More Stories Business Chevy Malibu, Mazda CX-9 Win Auto Awards The Chevrolet Malibu and the Mazda CX-9 were chosen as the car and truck of the year at the North American International Auto
Show. It was the second major award for the CX-9 crossover, Motor Trend's 2008 sport utility of the year. More...
• Banks Probed For Hiding Risky Loan Details • Economic Pinch Hits The Upper Middle-Class | Watch• One Family's Recession | Watch• More Stories Entertainment Laura Linney, Name No Longer Mis-Spelled!
 In film after film, Laura Linney brings her unique style to whatever role she plays. Her latest performance has some people
talking Oscar. On "The Red Carpet" this morning: Laura Linney talks with Early Show anchor Harry Smith. More...
• A Strike In Search Of A Hollywood Ending • "Diving Bell" Is A Transcendent Film • Second Cup Cafe: Sara Bareilles | Watch• More Stories Opinion Sunday Morning Quarterbacking On N.H. To find out how the media got the New Hampshire results so wrong, despite the predictions of polls and pundits, Bob Schieffer
interviews an expert: himself. More...
• Obama Casts A Wide Net | Watch• The Problems With Polls | Watch• Growth For Some, Recession For Most | Watch• More Stories CBS NEWS BROADCASTS Sunday Morning: A Strike In Search Of A Hollywood Ending  The quips of the late-night TV hosts notwithstanding, the entertainment writers' strike is no laughing matter. From a dearth
of new TV shows to Hollywood award shows in peril, the labor stalemate is taking its toll, with no end in sight. More...
• CBS Evening News: Economic Pinch Hits The Upper Middle-Class | Watch• CBS Evening News: Extreme Hybrid Showcases Green Technology | Watch• Second Cup Cafe: Second Cup Cafe: Sara Bareilles | Watch |
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