The disappearance of Amelia Earhart 81 years ago remains one of the great unsolved mysteries in American history. This week, researchers revealed a new clue that may shed light on what happened to Earhart and her navigator, Fred Noonan, as they tried to circle the globe. Dana Jacobson reports.
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Dozens heard Amelia Earhart’s distress signals, researchers say
14-year-old Loren Smith made it out of the sunken duck boat in Missouri, but her father and brother were among the 17 people who drowned. Smith opens up about her experience to “CBS This Morning.” Dana Jacobson reports.
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Teenage survivor describes escape from sinking duck boat
The former girlfriend of NFL star LeSean McCoy says she is convinced he was involved in her assault. Delicia Cordon’s attorney, Tanya Mitchell Graham, said she was pistol-whipped by a masked intruder and the attacker stole two Cartier bracelets. Graham said her client has now moved out of the suburban Atlanta house where she was attacked, but remains traumatized. Dana Jacobson reports.
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LeSean McCoy’s ex-girlfriend convinced he was involved in her assault, attorney says
Six nurses who work at a medical center in Winston-Salem, North Carolina are sharing a serendipitous connection. All of them are pregnant and they found out within months of each other. Dana Jacobson, co-host of “CBS This Morning Saturday,” reports.
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Six nurses in same hospital unit find out they’re pregnant within months of each other
Saturdays are a big day to dine out, but an increasing number of people are opting to stay home and order in. According to a recent study, the number of deliveries is up 10 percent overall. The drive is fueled in large part by the rise of apps like Grubhub, Seamless and Uber Eats, which take the orders online for the restaurants and deliver the food. Those restaurants have taken notice, and are even changing the way they do business. Dana Jacobson reports.
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How restaurants are changing to accommodate rise in deliveries
CBS News correspondents Michelle Miller and Dana Jacobson are joining Anthony Mason at the table as permanent co-hosts of “CBS This Morning: Saturday.” Miller and Jacobson officially began their new assignments on Saturday.
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"CBS This Morning: Saturday" welcomes new co-hosts Michelle Miller and Dana Jacobson
CBS News correspondents Michelle Miller and Dana Jacobson are joining Anthony Mason at the table as permanent co-hosts of “CBS This Morning: Saturday.” Miller and Jacobson officially began their new assignments on Saturday.
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"CBS This Morning: Saturday" welcomes new co-hosts Michelle Miller and Dana Jacobson
