Новости за 17.03.2017

Despite surveys showing soaring confidence among businesses, consumers and investors, the real economy isn't playing along

"I'm so tickled to meet you," Lesley Stahl tells Elmo on 60 Minutes' first visit to the storied neighborhood of "Sesame Street"

A 19-year-old Texas woman was struck by a train while having photos taken of her on the tracks. Fredzania Thompson's cousin says the college student was engaged to be married and was just beginning to build a future. Abby Knight of CBS affiliate KBTX reports.

American workers are losing jobs because of a law designed to help the job market. The H-1B visa lets companies recruit foreign talent for emerging engineering and scientific jobs, but the loopholes allow the outsourcing of American jobs to foreign workers, often at lower pay. "60 Minutes" correspondent Bill Whitaker joins "CBS This Morning" to preview his report airing Sunday, March 19 at 7:30 p.m. ET and 7 p.m. PT on CBS.

“If your doctor is going to prescribe an opioid, be educated about what it can potentially do," expert warns

Third seed UCLA will play Kent State in round one of March Madness. One player to watch us UCLA freshman Lonzo Ball. The star point guard is projected to be a top NBA draft pick after just one year in college, and his two younger brothers are dominating the high school competition. Dana Jacobson met with the Ball family.

The White House is strengthening its defense of President Trump's wiretapping claim, but the Senate intelligence committee leaders officially rejected his allegation that President Obama ordered surveillance of Trump Tower. Their House counterparts also say they have no evidence. Margaret Brennan reports.

A group of tourists and journalist ran for their lives when Mount Etna started spewing volcanic rocks at them in Sicily. The group dodged burning boulders and steam as they rushed for cover. Seth Doane reports.

Prince William and his wife, Duchess Kate of Cambridge, are traveling to Paris on Friday. It will be William's first official trip to the city since his mother, Princess Diana, died in a car crash there nearly 20 years ago. Charlie D'Agata reports.

Congress is resisting President Trump's budget blueprint that promises dramatic changes to the federal government. Besides big cuts to agencies like the State Department and EPA, it calls for eliminating the National Endowment for the Arts and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, which funds PBS. Nancy Cordes reports.

Dan Senor, senior adviser to Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan's 2012 presidential campaign, joins "CBS This Morning" to discuss President Trump's budget proposal, the Republicans' plan to replace Obamacare, and House Speaker Ryan's relationship with the president.

While a late-winter storm slammed the Northeast, states in the South are shivering with unseasonably cold temperatures. The overnight lows took a major toll on some of the region's most lucrative crops. Mark Strassmann reports.

Dave Chappelle walked away from his successful Comedy Central show 12 years ago at the height of its popularity. It was nominated for three Emmy Awards. Now, he is returning to TV with a new Netflix special. Watch Gayle King's rare, in-depth interview with Chappelle Monday on "CBS This Morning."

From heavy snow storms that slammed the Northeast to Charlie Rose's return to "CBS This Morning" after heart surgery, take a look back at the week that was on "CBS This Morning."

James Baker, former secretary of state under President George H. W. Bush, recommended Rex Tillerson's appointment as secretary of state. Baker was also President Ronald Reagan's Treasury secretary and White House chief of staff. Baker joins "CBS This Morning" from Houston to discuss President Trump's budget proposal, climate change and threat from North Korea.

When Erika Butner learned that some of her fellow Marines were making crude comments on a picture of her circulating online, she was disgusted. Congress is considering a new law to criminally punish members of the military who share intimate photos without consent. Jan Crawford reports.

Republican leaders likely believe they have the votes necessary to pass the bill

James Corden has produced a truly unique take on "Beauty and the Beast" -- with some stars from the movie along to help

Curtis Lovelace was a college football star and later a prominent attorney, and then one Valentine's Day morning his wife, Cory, died mysteriously. The case was closed, but now 11 years later, Lovelace is on trial for her murder -- again. "48 Hours" correspondent Maureen Maher joins "CBS This Morning" with a preview of her report airing Saturday night on CBS.

Comey is testifying Monday before the House Intelligence Committee on Russian interference in the election