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Jorge Carballo and Sergo Colin could face twelve counts of manslaughter, according to their attorneys. Two other employees, both nurses, are expected to face less serious charges

Leonardo DiCaprio, Diddy and Madonna are among the celebrities calling for action

The Amazon is the largest rainforest in the world and vital to combating climate change — and it's on fire with no end in sight

The Amazon fires have become a global issue, escalating tensions between Brazil and European countries who believe Bolsonaro has neglected commitments to protect biodiversity

Brazil's President Jair Bolsonaro encouraged development in the Amazon rainforest. Now he's calling global backlash "sensationalist"

"At no stage during the limited time I spent with him did I see, witness or suspect any behavior of the sort that subsequently led to his arrest and conviction," Andrew said

Mr. Trump had lunch with French President Emmanuel Macron ahead of a dinner with other G-7 members

The groom's mother said the young couple hadn't been married more than five minutes when the crash occurred

The president promoted a quote by a known conspiracy theorist claiming "the Jewish people in Israel love him like he's the King of Israel"

Trump tweeted that he was "being sarcastic" when he called himself the "chosen one" for trade negotiations with China

A white Florida man was found guilty of manslaughter Friday for the 2018 shooting death of an unarmed black man. Natalie Brand reports.

"As we chop more of the rainforest, what we're risking is reaching a tipping point"

"Our big thing with Harvey was arrive early, stay late," said one of the group's leaders

Recalling Robert F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr., Biden asked an audience to contemplate Obama's assassination

"OMG, big boi Mr. B is a CHONK. He's a chonk of a chonk. He redefines the term," the shelter wrote in its adoption post

Officials are investigating 193 possible cases of severe lung illness associated with vaping in 22 states

Recalling Robert F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr., Biden asked an audience to contemplate Obama's assassination

"This is what dreams are made of"

Seratones, a group of rockers from Shreveport, Louisiana, got together in 2013 and created a rock-and-roll sound influenced by soul and punk. Three years later, they released their first album – and they had their first TV debut on CBS. On Friday, the group released "Power," their second studio collection, and began a 35-city international tour. Seratones performs three of its hit songs.

Seratones, a group of rockers from Shreveport, Louisiana, got together in 2013 and created a rock-and-roll sound influenced by soul and punk. Three years later, they released their first album – and they had their first TV debut on CBS. On Friday, the group released "Power," their second studio collection, and began a 35-city international tour. Seratones performs three of its hit songs.

Seratones, a group of rockers from Shreveport, Louisiana, got together in 2013 and created a rock-and-roll sound influenced by soul and punk. Three years later, they released their first album – and they had their first TV debut on CBS. On Friday, the group released "Power," their second studio collection, and began a 35-city international tour. Seratones performs three of its hit songs.

From stem cell therapies to editing our genes, we've seen no shortage of medical breakthroughs in recent years. But these developments also raise ethical issues. That’s especially true when it comes to policy decisions about the kind of care people get and how precious resources are allocated. That’s the subject of the new book, "Everybody Wants to Go to Heaven but Nobody Wants to Die: Bioethics and the Transformation of Health Care in America." The book’s authors, Dr. Amy Gutmann and Dr. Jonathan Moreno... Читать дальше...

From a ranch near California's Mount Shasta straight to dinner tables all over the state, Chef Anya Fernald has created a model for meat production that's shaking up the industry. Fernald joined "CBS This Morning Saturday" to share a few of her signature recipes.

Russian flight controllers hope to make a second docking attempt after troubleshooting

Owen Gleiberman, chief film critic for Variety magazine, joins “CBS This Morning Saturday” to discuss the movies worth watching this fall. That includes "IT Chapter Two," "Downton Abbey," and "Ad Astra."