Online Poker; Mind Reading; Africa
Online poker players suspecting cheating were forced to successfully ferret out the cheaters themselves. Steve Kroft and The Washington Post's Gilbert Gaul report. Neuroscience researchers have learned so much about how we think and the brain activity lin
Sully Sullenberger; East Africa Orphanage
Tonight on 60 Minutes, hero pilot Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger tells CBS News Correspondent Katie Couric what it felt like to land a jetliner with 150 passengers and 5 crew members on the Hudson River. Also, the passengers from flight 1549 have an emotion
Osama Bin Laden Hunt; DNA Exonerations
The officer who led the US Army's Delta Force mission to kill or capture Osama bin Laden after September 11th reveals what really happened in Tora Bora, Afghanistan, when the al-Qaeda leader narrowly escaped. Scott Pelley reports. Lesley Stahl investigate
60 Minutes: 07/26/09
Lesley Stahl investigates the reason for a rise in gun sales, despite the economic downturn. The African lion is facing a new threat - poison, and their numbers continue to dwindle. Correspondent Bob Simon investigates. Charlie Rose speaks with casinom
TSA Checkpoints; Drunk Driving; Wyclef Jean
The Transportation Security Administration says the hassles passengers endure at airport security checkpoints really make them safer. CBS News Correspondent Lesley Stahl reports. With drunken driving fatalities staying constant despite all the campaigns a
Madoff Scam; Deportation; Alice Waters
On this Sunday's 60 Minutes: Correspondent Steve Kroft reports that Harry Markopolos repeatedly warned the Securities and Exchange Commission that Bernie Madoff's investment fund was a fraud. He was ignored, however, and investors lost billions of dollars
Supermax Prison; Drug-cartel Violence; Lebron James
This week: "60 Minutes" goes behind bars. Exclusive footage from within and a rare interview with its former warden takes viewers inside the secretive "Supermax" federal prison. Scott Pelley reports. Also: Drug-cartel fueled violence has turned into a war
Buy American; Sergeant Bill; Wine Rx
The economic stimulus package includes a clause that could trigger foreign governments to retaliate and hurt the sale of U.S products in overseas markets. Lesley Stahl has more. Bill Jakob fooled a small town's officials into granting him the authority
Failed Banks; Pakistan; Michael Phelps
Scott Pelley has an exclusive look as the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation takes control of a failed bank. Steve Kroft reports from Pakistan, where Islamic insurgents are trying to take over the country and he interviews its new president, Asif Ali Z
Drinking Age; Basra, Iraq; Nazi Escape
Lesley Stahl explores the debate over lowering the drinking age to 18. Lara Logan reports on CBS News producer Richard Butler, who was held captive in Basra, Iraq for three months. Bob Simon speaks with a man who at six-years old, fled from, and was lat
Madoff Whistleblower; Bobby Jindal; Mexico Drug War
60 Minutes Correpondent Steve Kroft speaks with Harry Markopolos who made several submissions to the Securities and Exchange Commission in an attempt to blow the whistle on Bernie Madoff. CNN's Anderson Cooper on assignment for 60 Minutes, explores the
PODCAST - 60 MINUTES: 03/08/09
What happens when a bank fails and is taken over by the FDIC? 60 Minutes Correspondent Scott Pelley investigates. How reliable are eyewitness accounts of crimes? Correspondent Lesley Stahl has the answer. These stories and more on 60 Minutes.
Bernanke Recession; Cook
Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke tells Correspondent Scott Pelley what he believes led to the nation's economic crisis, and when he expects the recession to end. Correspondent Lesley Stahl sits down with cook extraordinaire Alice Waters. This and more on "60
Obama 2 months, Musician
President Obama discusses the most pressing issues of his first two months in office, mentally ill musician Nathaniel Ayers is the subject of a book by Los Angeles Times newspaper columnist Steve Lopez and now a Hollywood film. All this coming up on "60
Internet Virus, Lions Poisoned, Lebron James
Some computer viruses have enabled their creators to acquire sensitive information and electronically rob your bank accounts. Correspondent Lesley Stahl reports. The African lion is facing a new threat - poison, and their numbers continue to dwindle. Co
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The economic crisis is hitting some of society's most vulnerable, cancer patients especially hard. Torture victim Ahmad Batebi describes his eight year ordeal in an Iranian prison and his escape to the United States. Country music star Dolly Parton discu
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WWJ’s Business Breakfast at the Auburn Hills Marriott Pontiac at Centerpoint on December 4th, “The Mayors," will deliver the stories and issues straight from the front lines and hear the strategies of the city officials trying to keep their citizens secure in stressful times. Find out how they are coping, the innovative solutions they are trying to provide, and the “out-of-the-box” thinking they are using to help their cities remain vibrant and attractive.
WWJ Newsradio 950 is a proud sponsor of the 37th annual Noel Night, taking place on Saturday, December 5th from 5:00 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. in Midtown Detroit's Cultural Center Area. Over 40 institutions, including the Detroit Institute of Arts, the Detroit Science Center, the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History, the Detroit Historical Museum, and the Detroit Public Library, amongst many others, open their doors to the public free of charge during this Cultural Center-wide holiday "open house."
Arab Detroit hosts the seventh annual educational workshop on “Images and Perceptions of Arab Americans: Arab America: Bridging the Gap” on Thursday, December 3.
Save the date! The 7th Annual WWJ Newsradio 950 Winter Survival Radiothon benefiting The Heat And Warmth Fund (THAW) will take place on Friday, February 5 and Saturday, February 6, 2010 in the beautiful MGM Grand Detroit. Click on the title above to find out how you can get involved in this year's event.
Made possible through a partnership between the Investor Protection Trust and Michigan Office of Financial and Insurance Regulation, Investor Education in Your Community offers FREE beginning and intermediate sessions to help individuals make informed investment decisions. Click here for info and to find a workshop near you.
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Making A Difference 11/21
Bill Stevens talks to those in metro Detroit who are making a difference in our community.
Republican Weekly Address 11/21
In this weeks Republican address, Senator Mike Crapo of Idaho criticizes the Democratic Health Care reform bill.
President Weekly Address 11/21
In his weekly address, President Obama discusses the economic issues he tackled during his first trip to Asia since taking office.
Cervical Cancer
There are new guidelines for women on cervical cancer screening. Today's 'What's in the News' with CBS News Correspondent Nick Young...
Economic Forecast for Michigan 11/20
WWJ’s Matt Roush talks with University of Michigan economist Don Grimes about the 2010 economic forecast for Michigan.
Caring For Aging Parents 11/20
WWJ's Pat Sweeting says it is best to be prepared when anticipating the care of aging parents.
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Movin' The D Forward Part 2 7/26
Listen to the second part of the discussion from Movin' The D Forward: Forty Years after 1967. It was a panel discussion focused on where we go from here.
Movin' The D Forward Part 1 7/26
Listen to the first part of the discussion from Movin' The D Forward: Forty Years after 1967. It was a panel discussion focused on where we go from here.
40 Years Later: Ronald Karamo Hewitt on 1967
WWJ examines the legacy of the disturbances in Detroit in 1967, focusing on the future of the region, and why memories of these events still affect us today. Forty years later, WWJ's Tim Kiska talks with Ronald Karamo Hewitt.
40 Years Later: Joe Hudson on 1967
WWJ examines the legacy of the disturbances in Detroit in 1967, focusing on the future of the region, and why memories of these events still affect us today. Forty years later, WWJ's Tim Kiska talks with Joe Hudson.
40 Years Later: Thomas Sugrue on 1967
WWJ examines the legacy of the disturbances in Detroit in 1967, focusing on the future of the region, and why memories of these events still affect us today. Forty years later, WWJ's Tim Kiska talks with author-historian Thomas Sugrue.
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WWJ’s Business Breakfast at the Auburn Hills Marriott Pontiac at Centerpoint on December 4th, “The Mayors," will deliver the stories and issues straight from the front lines and hear the strategies of the city officials trying to keep their citizens secure in stressful times. Find out how they are coping, the innovative solutions they are trying to provide, and the “out-of-the-box” thinking they are using to help their cities remain vibrant and attractive.
WWJ Newsradio 950 is a proud sponsor of the 37th annual Noel Night, taking place on Saturday, December 5th from 5:00 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. in Midtown Detroit's Cultural Center Area. Over 40 institutions, including the Detroit Institute of Arts, the Detroit Science Center, the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History, the Detroit Historical Museum, and the Detroit Public Library, amongst many others, open their doors to the public free of charge during this Cultural Center-wide holiday "open house."
