Новости за 19.03.2017

House Democratic leader also touches on upcoming congressional hearing for FBI Director James Comey

When a pre-spring blizzard shut down air travel on the east coast last week, two Texas Congressmen-- one Democrat and one Republican-- booked a rental car and hit the road together. Thirty-six hours and 1600 miles later, Democrat Beto O'Rourke and Republican Will Hurd have become a little closer.

House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi says President Trump "either doesn't know or doesn't care about what is in the Affordable Health Care Act." Pelosi calls the new bill by GOP House leaders "the biggest transfer of wealth in our country's history."

A CBS News and YouGov NationTracker Poll reveals Americans agree President Trump is trying to do a lot - though it's too much for some. CBS News Elections Director Anthony Salvanto breaks down the latest numbers.

Sen. Ted Cruz, R - Texas, says President Trump knows healthcare reform is a "big fat negotiation." The Senator adds, "If we lower premiums, that's a victory for the American people."

This week on "Face the Nation," host John Dickerson sits down with Sen. Ted Cruz and Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, and unveils a new CBS News NationTracker poll with Elections Director Anthony Salvanto.

Biggest problem with the GOP's proposal, Cruz told "Face the Nation," is that it doesn't solve the problem of rising premiums

Winter officially ends tomorrow. Not soon enough for comedian and "Sunday Morning" Contributor Jim Gaffigan.

She's renowned as the "Julia Child of Ireland." Cookbook author and teacher Darina Allen, founder of the Ballymaloe Cookery School in County Cork, has helped put Irish cuisine on the map. A proponent of the "slow food movement," she offers some pointers to Martha Teichner.

Mario Andretti is a legend in the world of auto racing. Mo Rocca hitched a ride with the 77-year-old and found the champion's thirst for speed is as great as ever.

For years Anaheim restaurant owner Bruno Serato has helped feed poor kids at the local Boys and Girls Club, even practically going broke in the process. He may have thought his generosity was ended when his White House Restaurant burned down, but then he received a surprise. Steve Hartman, who first interviewed Serato back in 2010, returned to discover another lesson in compassion.

President's strongest backers like just about everything he's doing, but they're not yet sold on the health care bill

It's time for spring cleaning! And who better to instruct us than New York Times bestselling author Marie Kondo, internationally renowned for lessons on how to "de-clutter" your life? Lucy Craft meets up with one very tidy lady, whose latest book, "Spark Joy," teaches how to find fulfillment in organizing your stuff.

There are few cities as infinitely bright as Las Vegas, but there are also few cities as glaringly temporary. Every time the Strip gets a facelift, it loses one of its iconic neon signs, which for decades have lit up the desert like a giant welcome mat. Thankfully, a few stars of the city's Golden Age have been preserved. Lee Cowan visits the Neon Museum.

On March 19, 1982, a small group of Argentine civilians planted their country's flag on a South Atlantic Island, sparking a battle over the remote British territory. Jane Pauley reports.

In 2016 Denmark was named the Happiest Country on Earth, thanks to its residents' emphasis on work-life balance, healthcare, education, and a homegrown quality known as "hygge." Faith Salie reports on the measures used to determine a society's level of happiness.

In South Sudan, 5M people don't know where their next meal is coming from and, of them, 100K are starving and face death. If not for humanitarian efforts, millions could die

60 Minutes investigates how some businesses have fired American workers and replaced them with cheaper labor: temporary, foreign workers with H-1B visas

Chuck Berry was a music legend if ever there was one. And his passing Saturday, at age 90, at his home near St. Louis, is truly the end of an era. Our music man, Anthony Mason, has an appreciation of Charles Edward Anderson Berry, a man whose music defined a genre that helped shape our time.

"60 Minutes" visits the "Sesame Street" set for the first time and films the debut of their new Muppet character, Julia, who has autism