Video: Urinal Artist Flushes Away Career
A Calif. artist has taken an inventive approach to using the bathroom by creating unique urinal sculptures. As KPIX's Mike Sugerman reports, these custom urinals fetch up to $8,000.
Video: Man Spends 100 Min. in Ice Water
"CBS News RAW:" A Russian man successfully broke the world record by spending 100 minutes in ice water without moving.
Video: Under the Radar, 03.06.10
On this week's "Under the Radar", a marriage in White Castle restaurant; Also, a Nigerian man who lifts weights with his teeth; Plus, a granny who is the hottest new DJ in Britain.
Video: Tomato Prices Skyrocket
A tough winter has hit Florida tomato growers hard, slicing the domestic tomato crop by 80-percent compared to last year. Kelly Cobiella reports on how that's putting a squeeze on shoppers.
Video: White Castle Wedding
Couple Jeff Parks and Terri Sanders won a radio contest and tied the knot at an Indianapolis, Ind. White Castle, complete with a catered reception. WISH-TV Dick Wolfsie reports.
Video: Missed Clues in Serial Killer Case
Alleged Cleveland serial killer Anthony Sowell is charged with 11 murders. Now, the police are investigating 61 more unsolved homicides for clues. Could police have caught Sowell earlier? Armen Keteyian reports.
Video: Starbucks Sticks to Its Guns
Executives from Starbucks are now embroiled in the midst of a national debate. As Ben Tracy reports, customers at the popular coffee chain are allowed to carry firearms inside the store, where legal.
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