Новости за 14.01.2019

The Trump administration begins rollbacks on Obama-era initiatives for healthier school lunches, giving the dairy industry a bigger presence in U.S. cafeterias

A homeless man in Kansas City helped a stranger dig his car out of the snow, and had no clue the person he was helping is an NFL player. Now, he's getting a big reward for his good deed.

The Kentucky senator was attacked by a neighbor while doing yard work at his Kentucky home

Man who took women hostage shot during rescue, county prosecutor says

He had no clue he was helping a player on his favorite team – but he would soon find out

Schiff, who has taken over as Intelligence Committee chairman, makes initial hires for investigative team for House Russia probe. New majority will also restructure the four subcommittees

Educators in U.S.'s second-biggest school system walk picket lines for first time in nearly 30 years after talks falter

Here's how to watch the hearing, and what will matter most

A congressional delegation is visiting the island to meet with local officials and host fundraising events

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo spoke with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman about the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi and Yemen's civil war. Pompeo also defended President Trump's tweet threatening Turkey over Syria and U.S.-backed Kurdish fighters. CBS News State Department reporter Christina Ruffini joins CBSN to explain the latest.

After three decades creating one outlandish artwork after another, Damien Hirst is no longer a young man, but the rebellious artist who once revelled in creating outrageous pieces of art has somehow found a kind of beauty in that, too. Tracy Smith reports.

The Los Angeles teachers' union is trading chalkboards for picket signs, striking amid a funding battle

Navy divers have located the cockpit voice recorder of a Lion Air jet that crashed into the Java Sea in October. Remains of some of the 189 people who died in the crash were also discovered at the seabed location.

In a conversation with Gayle King, Jayme Closs' relatives discussed the first thing they wanted to do for Closs in preparation for her return home — making her room.

President Trump is addressing the American Farm Bureau Federation's 100th annual convention, as the shutdown over his border wall reaches farmers

Trump's attorney general nominee testifies at his confirmation hearings this week

The parents of an Oklahoma girl, 3, who died from cancer with a 17-pound tumor are accused of failing to provide medical care

Scientists and engineers across the country – indeed, across the globe – rely on information that's ground to a halt during the shutdown

Police in Davis, California say Kevin Limbaugh wrote about officers "hitting me with ultra sonic waves"

Scott Pelley reports on the developments in artificial intelligence brought about by venture capitalist Kai-Fu Lee's investments and China's effort to dominate the AI field.

A social worker tried to tell him about "career alternatives" after he lost his sight, but Chris Downey wasn't about to stop being an architect. Lesley Stahl reports.

Despite Trump administration's tougher stance, China's trade surplus with the U.S. continues to grow

Celebrity chef Michael Voltaggio is no stranger to taking risks. He says he didn’t start learning until he got out of the kitchen.

President Trump fumed over the weekend because of explosive reports related to Russia

The slaughter of hundreds of Lakota Sioux men, women and children in 1890 continues to be one of the largest domestic massacres in U.S history