Top Videos for April 20, 2009

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CBS - Obama Meets With Cabinet

In the first formal meeting with his Cabinet, President Obama emphasized his administration's focus on fiscal responsibility. (Apr 20)

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CBS - American Locked Up In Iran

The former Miss North Dakota, Roxana Saberi who has been working in Iran as a freelance journalist, has been convicted of spying for America. Charlie D'Agata reports.

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AFP - Cubans welcome President Obama's overtures

US President Barack Obama has said he is ready to talk with the Cuban government on a "wide range of issues." This new tone is raising expectations of a possible rapprochement with Cuba. In Havana, Cubans welcome the latest developments. (Apr 19)

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CBS - 13-Year-Old Strip Searched

The NCLU is suing a school for strip searching a 13-year-old girl. The Supreme Court will hear the case and their decision will set national precedent. Hattie Kauffman reports. (Apr 20)

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Gallup - Americans Adjust Retirement Outlook

Less than half of Americans (42%) expect to rely on a retirement savings account as a major source of income when they retire, the lowest number recorded in Gallup history. (Apr 20)

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CBS - Andy's Tip for the IRS

Ever get the feeling you're paying more than your fair share of taxes? Andy Rooney offers a tip for the IRS on how they can get tax cheaters without the government spending a dime. (Apr 19)

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CBS - The 401K Fallout

Checked your 401k lately? The recent financial collapse has devastated this retirement resource. Older workers are hardest hit, as their financial futures may now be at risk. Steve Kroft reports. (Apr 19)

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NYT - World: Old Order Is Back in Northern Iraq

Riding a wave of resentment against the Kurds -- and openly touting influence with insurgents -- Sunnis came to control Iraq's second-most-populous province in their first election. (Apr 20)

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AFP - UNESCO launches World Digital Library

Nearly six years after the United States rejoined UNESCO after a two-decade absence, US Librarian of Congress James Billington's vision for a library on the worldwide web, aimed at promoting cultural understanding between peoples and featuring tens of thousands of digitized images from around the globe, is poised to become reality as the World Digital Library goes live. (Apr 20)

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CBS - Remembering Columbine

Ten years ago the nation was stunned by the worst high school shooting in U.S. history. Mark Strassmann reports from Columbine High. Harry Smith speaks with two survivors. (Apr 20)