CBS World Podcast - Weekend Roundup

CBS News National Correspondent Dan Raviv hosts the CBS News Weekend Roundup. This week, Correspondent Cami McCormick and KMOX Radio's Kevin Killeen report on the flooding along the Mississippi River. Correspondent Barry Bagnato wraps up the important Supreme Court decisions that came down this week. And Dan interviews the head of the I.R.S., Doug Shulman, on why deductions for using a vehicle for business are up sharply.

Dan Raviv hosts the Weekend Roundup. Our reports from the flood zone are by CBS's Cynthia Bowers, Ben Tracy and Jim Krasula. Correspondent Steve Futterman speaks with happy couples coupled in California's new same-sex marriages. CBS News correspondent Kelly Wallace reports on women who've been wounded while serving in the U.S. military. Dan reports on the mortgage fraud.

CBS News Correspondent Dan Raviv reports on the deaths of NBC News' Washington bureau chief, Tim Russert and ABC sportscaster, Jim Mckay.

Dan Raviv hosts: Correspondent Dean Reynolds in Cedar Rapids reports on massive floods in Iowa, Wisconsin and Illinois. Correspondent Cynthia Bowers reports the floods are devastating corn fields. Reporter Jim Krasula reports on a tornado that ripped through a boy scout encampment in Iowa. Correspondent Kelly Cobiella reports on the threat of salmonella from tomatoes. Correspondents Barry Bagnato and Wyatt Andrews report on the Supreme Court's ruling on Guantanamo Bay detainees access.

Dan Reviv hosts: Katie Couric interviews Barack Obama on his historic win of the Democratic presidential nomination. Dan chats with Jeff Greenfield, CBS News senior political correspondent about Obama's win, Clinton, and John McCain. Katie Couric chats with Democrats in Pennsylvania.

Dan Raviv hosts: Katie Couric interviews Senior Political Correspondent Jeff Greenfield about the final three Democratic primaries. White House Correspondent Jim Axelrod reports on former press secretary Scott McLellan's book "What Happened: Inside the Bush White House and Washington's Culture of Deception." Katie Couric interviews McClellan about his explosive new book. Correspondent Hari Sreenivasan reports on a Texas court's decision that FLDS children must be returned to their parents.

Dan Raviv hosts: Correspondent Jeff Glor reports on Sen. Edward Kennedy's diagnosis of brain cancer. Dan chats about Kennedy's career with Congressional Correspondent Bob Fuss. Chief Political Consultant Marc Ambinder and CBS News Director of Political Coverage Steve Chaggaris report that Obama and McCain have begun the search for running mates. Correspondent Nancy Cordes reports that American Airlines will be charging new fees, including a charge for checking even one bag.

Dan Raviv hosts: Correspondent Katie Couric interviews Hillary Clinton after her victory in the West Virginia primary and speaks with Senior Political Correspondent Jeff Greenfield about Barack Obama's vice presidential choices. Reporter Celia Hatton reports on the devastating earthquake in China. Dan speaks with White House Correspondent Peter Maer about President Bush's trip to Israel, Saudi Arabia and Egypt. White House Correspondents Mark Knoller and Peter Maer interview President Bush.

Dan Raviv hosts: Chief White House Correspondent Jim Axelrod reports on the results of the Indiana and North Carolina primaries, which appear to have given Sen. Barack Obama a lock on the Democratic nomination. Dan speaks with Senior Political Correspondent Jeff Greenfield about the reasons behind Hillary Clinton's disappointing performance. Dan chats with Reporter Charles Wolfson at the State Department about the drive to get international aid to cyclone victims in Myanmar (Burma).

Dan Raviv hosts: Correspondent Dean Reynolds reports on Sen. Barack Obama's split with Rev. Jeremiah Wright. Dan chats with Senior Political Correspondent Jeff Greenfield about the week in politics. Business Correspondent Anthony Mason reports on the effect of tax rebates on the economy. Correspondent Peter King reports on foreclosure bus tours for house bargain hunters. Dan chats wth former President Jimmy Carter about his meeting with a Hamas official and the Democratic race.

Dan Raviv hosts: Correspondent Jim Axelrod reports on Hillary Clinton's win in the Pennsylvania primary. Correspondent Dean Reynolds reports that John McCain has asked the North Carolina Republican Party not to air an ad against Barack Obama. Chief Washington Correspondent Bob Schieffer comments on the revelations from the CIA about the Syrian nuclear reactor destroyed by Israel. White House Correspondent Peter Maer reports government rebates start arriving this coming week.

Dan Raviv hosts: Correspondent Dean Reynolds reports on the debate in Philadelphia between Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton. Correspondent Katie Couric speaks with Senior Political Correspondent Jeff Greenfield about the debate and Tuesday's Pennsylvania primary. National Correspondent Byron Pitts reports on Pope Benedict XVI's visit. Correspondent Maggie Rodriguez interviews Faith Johnston, Bernie McDaid and Olan Home, victims of sexual abuse by priests, who met with the pope in Washington.

Correspondent Nancy Cordes reports on the cancelation of flights by American Airlines. Correspondent Hari Sreenivasan reports on the children taken from a polygamist compound in Texas. Correspondent Bill Whitaker reports on the protests that followed the Olympic Torch. Dan chats with IRS Commissioner Douglas Shulman about the tax deadline. National Security Correspondent David Martin reports on General David Petraeus" visit to Congress. Correspondent Bob Schieffer comments on the Iraq hearings.

Dan chats with Congressional Correspondent Bob Fuss about what Congress is trying to do about the current economic crisis. Business Correspondent Anthony Mason reports from the government headquarters where Treasury bonds are bought and sold. Correspondent Harry Smith, of The Early Show, talks to Martin Luther King III about the 40th anniversary of his father's death. Dan speaks about the Republican and Democratic election campaigns with former White House Press Secretary Tony Snow.