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Elizabeth Smart on missing kids

The nation's most famous kidnap survivor talks about the night she was taken and the importance of training children to fight back.

Gayle King Reflects on 100 Mornings

On the 100th broadcast of CBS This Morning, Gayle King tells The Cutaway's Jenna Sakwa about her most memorable and rewarding mornings at CBS News.

Fistfight in the Ukrainian parliament

A fistfight broke out in the Ukrainian parliament over a bill that would allow Russian to be spoken in courts, hospitals and other institutions in Russian-speaking regions of the country.

Watch: Gas prices down as holiday weekend revs up

A small increase in travel is expected this Memorial Day weekend compared last year, but drivers may find some good news at the gas station. CBS News business and economics correspondent Rebecca Jarvis reports.

Horse meat: Honest business or inhumane?

Americans keep horses to ride and race, but in other parts of the world, they're treated as livestock - the same as cattle or poultry. CBS News correspondent Bill Whitaker reports on the angry culture war over horse meat.

Tsunami debris hitting Alaska

Debris from the devastating tsunami in Japan is starting to wash ashore in Alaska. John Blackstone reports.

The man behind "Men in Black"

Charlie Rose and Gayle King speaks with "Men in Black" director Barry Sonnenfeld about the third film in the franchise.

Watch: "Funky Winkerbean" cartoon controversy

Cartoonist Tom Batiuk's "Funky Winkerbean" comic strip is drawing criticism when his latest cartoon involving a same-sex couple was censored in newspapers across the country.

"48 Hours" Preview: One of Their Own

Gayle King and Erica Hill spoke with Maureen Maher of "48 Hours: Mystery" about a cold case that became red hot and pointed in the direction of one of the LAPD's finest.

Timing your tooth-brushing

A new study says brushing your teeth too soon after certain meals can actually do more harm than good. Dr. Holly Phillips reports.

"CBS This Morning" marks 100th broadcast

Charlie Rose, Erica Hill, and Gayle King reflect on the first 100 broadcasts of "CBS This Morning."

Queen Victoria's diaries on display

In time for Queen Elizabeth's Diamond Jubilee, former Queen Victoria's diaries are now on display in Buckingham Palace and on the Internet. Charlie D'Agata reports.

Headlines: China's economy slowing down

"CBS This Morning" takes a look at some of the day's headlines from around the globe.

Etan Patz murder confession, 33 years later

A man who was working nearby when Etan Patz disappeared 33 years ago is heading to court today. Police say he confessed to the crime. "CBS This Morning" senior correspondent John Miller reports.