D-Day. It was the largest seaborne invasion the world has ever seen. 75 years later, as the world pauses to reflect its significance, CBS News Correspondent David Begnaud takes a few moments to revisit the often forgotten details.

This week marks the 75th anniversary of D-DAY. CBS News has aired archived tape of the reporters who were on the front lines. CBS News Correspondent David Begnaud shares how in awe he is of the colleagues he never met on today's "Reporter's Notebook."

With the British royal family in the spotlight this week, CBS News Correspondent David Begnaud offers some thoughts on Queen Elizabeth II -- in today's "Reporter's Notebook."

She wasn't just a Creole chef -- she was a civil rights pioneer who fed Freedom Riders and presidents. Leah Chase died Saturday at the age of 96. CBS News Correspondent David Begnaud looks back at her life in today's "Reporter's Notebook."

The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra is eliminating its summer programming. Correspondent Allison Keyes has more on this decision upsetting musicians and patrons alike on today's "Reporter's Notebook."

Legislation is gaining traction in California that would restructure the state's employment landscape, likely with natonal implcations. CBS News Correspondent Gary Nunn has more in today's "Reporter's Notebook."

Whether they were climbing, waiting to climb, or even reaching the peak, 11 people have died on #MountEverest this year. Correspondent Jim Taylor has today's "Reporter's Notebook."

Filling a need and a controversial one at that. CBS News Correspondent Jim Krasula has the story in today's "Reporter's Notebook."

Bill Buckner will forever be remembered for one costly error. But, it doesn't take away from everything else the first baseman accomplished in his 22-year MLB career. More from CBS News Correspondent Steve Futterman in today's "Reporter's Notebook."

CBS News Correspondent Peter King has some thoughts on safe driving heading into Memorial Weekend on today's "Reporters Notebook."