Новости за 30.12.2019

Sanders' primary physician said the senator is in "good health" and two cardiologists said he is fit for the presidency.

Gallup's annual lists of the most admired men and women in the world have been revealed – and two very different men are tied for the number one spot.

Another food maker pulls products from stores in listeria outbreak that's led to one death and sickened four others.

Kinnunen was shot and killed by a member of the church's security team seconds after the attack began at West Freeway Church of Christ.

The fires in Australia are getting worse and are even causing their own dangerous weather phenomenon.

Franchise owner says video shows workers aren't to blame for writing expletives on coffee cup

A New York Times report reveals new information about President Trump's effort to withhold aid from Ukraine, which ultimately sparked the impeachment inquiry. CBS News White House correspondent Ben Tracy and Wall Street Journal congressional reporter Siobhan Hughes join CBSN to discuss that plus the latest on impeachment and the nuclear threat from North Korea.

Journals referencing anti-Semitic beliefs were found in the home of a man charged with federal hate crimes in the stabbing of five people celebrating Hanukkah in a rabbi's house

More than one billion people will ring in the new year tomorrow night while watching Time Square's crystal ball drop. Preparations for the big night began Friday with crews installing the crystals that make up the nearly 12,000-pound ball. The man in charge of it all, Waterford's master artisan Tom Brennan, joined CBSN with more on the new design.

"Big Mac and large fries doesn't make up" for alleged incident, local sheriff says in Facebook post.

The Most Admired Woman in the Gallup Poll follows a familiar pattern.

Health regulators clear AstraZeneca and Merck treatment for disease projected to kill 46,000 Americans this year.

"CBS This Morning" is exploring the big topics that will dominate the conversation in the next decade, including technology, medical science and foreign policy.

Economists say the White House's protectionist trade policies have pushed up manufacturing costs.

Joshua Powell planned on popping the question while playing "Family Feud" over the holidays. He asked his high school sweetheart questions until he eventually worked his way to the most important one: "How would you finish this: Will you marry me?"

The secretary of state will travel to Kiev, Ukraine, on Friday as part of a five-country swing.

The basilica, the oldest of its kind, dates back about 2,000 years to the era of Rome's first emperor, Augustus.

A federal judge in Georgia has upheld the removal of nearly 100,000 names from the state's list of registered voters. The judge said the state's move to cancel the voter registration status of inactive voters did not violate the U.S. Constitution. Mark Niesse, a reporter with the Atlanta Journal Constitution, joined CBSN with more.

The case was reported as a shocking gang rape until Cypriot authorities cast doubt on the woman's account.

Dan Seemiller, a stud in American "ping pong," has a secret weapon.

Carley McCord was one of five people killed in a small plane crash in Louisiana over the weekend

Two people killed after gunman open fires during Sunday service; NYPD commissioner praises special victims division

At a Hanukkah celebration on Saturday, police say 37-year-old Grafton Thomas wounded five people with a machete inside a rabbi's home. New York’s governor called it "domestic terrorism," and the attack is part of a national rise in anti-Semitic incidents and harassment. Tom Hanson reports.

American table tennis legend Dan Seemiller hopes to compete for Olympic gold next year in Tokyo. In this excerpt, Seemiller plays CBS News correspondent Omar Villafranca and shows him why he's Olympic caliber.

Innes was known for his work with the British comedy group Monty Python and The Bonzo Dog Band.