CBS News Interviews: 11/20/09
CBS News Correspondent Peter King and CBS News Space Consultant Bill Harwood interview the crew of the shuttle Atlantis and discuss what's left for the shuttle mission and how Astronaut Randy Bresnik is coping now that his wife could give birth today.
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Bill Tronolone
Rose and Paul talk with Bill Tronolone from the Grotto about a woman who left $40,000 worth of rare coins near a Catholic shrine for safekeeping while she was out of town.
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Grocery Store No More
City Councilwoman Tonya Payne, who represents the Hill District, gives Mike her reaction to Kuhn's Markets reneging on its decision to build a store in the Hill.
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Exploring the Mammogram Controversy
There has been public backlash at the government's recent announcement on when women should get mammograms. Kathy Purcell, executive director of Susan G. Komen for the Cure, explains her position to Mike.
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Sam Rohrer
Fred talks with GOP Gubernatorial hopeful Sam Rohrer about his decision to run to Pennsylvania Governor
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Evan Frazier
Fred talks with Evan Frazier of the Hill House Association about Kuhn's Markets decision not to build a store in the Hill District
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Dan Onatrato
Fred talks with Alleghenty County Chief Executive Dan Onarato on his proposal on term limits if elected Governor
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Sidney Crosby
Pens captain discussed carrying the Olympic torch in his Canadian hometown
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Dan Bylsma
Pens head coach talks about the latest injury and when some players may return
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Sober Ex-Pilot Takes Flight Again
Joe Balzer, a once-disgraced pilot and author of Flying Drunk, talks to Mike about his triumph over alcoholism and his recent return to the skies.
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Should Women Put Off Mammograms?
KDKA traffic reporter Bonnie Diver talks to Mike about her charity and disputes the federal government's controversial claim that women should get mammograms later rather than sooner.
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PA Pig Abuse - Part Two
Dr. Jessica Clark, a vet for Country View Family Farms, explains to Mike and defends the farm's business practices and disciplinary actions against certain employees.
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