The committee investigating the January sixth attack is rushing back for a surprise hearing featuring a witness who had unique access to the White House - Cassidy Hutchinson, former executive assistant to Mark Meadows.  CBS Political Analysit Leonard Steinhorn joins Carol and Tom for a preview.

A lifelong fan, called up by the Cardinals at the age of 29.  Tom Ackerman has the story of James Naile's debut.

Working journalists in the United States say their profession is struggling.   Public trust is low and they know it.  Plus they say social media has impacted their work.  Jeff Gottfried, a Senior Researcher at Pew Research Center and one of the lead authors of the study, joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman on Total Information AM.

41-years ago John Hinckley Junior changed the course of history when in 1981 he shot and wounded President Reagan and three other people outside a Washington, DC hotel. He was a mentally ill 25-year-old and after 30 years at a psychiatric facility Hinckley's restrictions were gradually lifted and earlier this month a judge granted him full freedom. Hinckley sat down with CBS's Major Garrett for a CBS News exclusive.

Find out who is celebrating a birthday on Tuesday June 28. And if you would like your birthday to be mentioned or send some birthday wishes to a loved one just email [email protected].

Albert Pujols says it's because of his father and grandfather that he loves the game as much as he does.

The same economic pressures that are impacting households are impacting the food pantries that serve those families. KMOX's Megan Lynch visited one St. Louis organization doing what it can to keep food on the table.

KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young joins the show talking about Missouri's ban abortions and what it might mean if businesses cover travel costs for employees to leave their home state to seek abortions.

CBS's Thane Rosenbaum joins Carol and Tom talking about Roe v. Wade and a separate opinion from Justice Clarence Thomas.

One of the architects of Missouri's new abortion law, State Rep. Mary Elizabeth Coleman, tells us what the legislation does and does not do.