Breaking News from CBS

• Video: House passes sweeping anti-abortion bill

  The bill House Republicans passed would ban abortions after 20 weeks. The bill makes exceptions for rape and incest, but only if the mother first reports the crime to authorities. Nancy Cordes reports.

• Video: Miller: Terror plots would have been executed, if not for NSA surveillance

  CBS News senior correspondent John Miller, a former assistant director, discusses thwarted terror operations, the NSA's surveillance program, and what's next for the NSA leaker, Edward Snowden.

• Video: New England Patriots player questioned in possible murder investigation

  Aaron Hernandez, a tight end with the New England Patriots, was questioned for hours by police in Massachusetts who are investigating a possible homicide. A body was found not far from Hernandez's home. Bree Sison, of CBS Boston station WBZ, reports.

• Video: Customs officers get high-tech to prevent car theft

  Luxury vehicles are a big target for car thieves. Bill Whitaker reports on how law enforcement is using technology to target the international theft ring that specializes in smuggling luxury cars.

• Video: Obesity a disease, says American Medical Association

  The American Medical Association is recognizing obesity as a disease. Dr. Lou Aronne, an obesity specialist at New York Presbyterian Hospital, speaks to the "CBS This Morning" co-hosts about the change and what it means for health care costs and prevention.