South American football chiefs have asked Fifa to rethink a ban on international games at high altitude.

Highlights of this day in history: Abraham Lincoln says America cannot remain divided over slavery; Valentina Tereshkova becomes the first woman in space; Deadly Soweto riots erupt in South Africa; Ballet dancer Rudolf Nureyev defects. (June 16)

As parents express concerns about online predators, Texas officials arrested seven convicted sex offenders with profiles on MySpace.com, calling it the country's first large-scale crackdown of offenders using social networking Web sites. (June 15)

Woman is so convinced of ghosts in Capay, she had to write a book about it.

Thunder Valley Casino to bring high roller hotel to Lincoln.

In a neighborhood of well kept houses and neatly manicured lawns, a home in foreclosure stands out.

Detectives are still finding evidence from a Thursday night fatal hit and run, but have walked away with enough evidence to identify the car involved.

Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa was also presented with the university's highest honor, the UCLA medal. Laura Diaz reports.

TV's favorites and most controversial were honored and discussed during the Daytime Emmys. Christina McLarty reports.

A $2,500 reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest of who shot the dolphins. Laura Diaz reports.

After the incendiary devices and threatening letters were found, the commencement ceremony was cancelled. Sharon Tay reports.

The competition gets underway Saturday at Cal State Long Beach. Rick Chambers reports.

Portola Hills residents are on high alert and looking to learn as much as possible to keep their homes fire-resistant. Suzie Suh reports.

Jason Verador, 28, was arrested after a witness recognized him from a security tape. Mary Beth McDade reports.

The shooting at the end of the Long Beach Freeway is believed to be a road rage incident. Lisa Sigell reports.

The death of Edith Rodriguez on the floor of King Harbor Hospital has shone an uncomfortable light on the embattled facility. Jennifer Sabih reports.

The LAPD's top cop talked about the May Day melee during a panel discussion at the National Association of Hispanic Journalists convention. Rick Chambers reports.

A new multi million dollar facility in Ogden is now open, which features a new theater and an indoor skydiving facility. Brian Mullahy reports.

A Utah woman who was previously told that she had little time to live has proven that it is possible to beat the odds and survive. Cristina Flores reports.

A receiver for the Utah Blaze professional arena football team died on Friday afternoon following emergency brain surgery.

At one shop in Chinatown, the shells of a cicada are a treasured ingredient in ancient herbal remedies. CBS 2's Jim Williams reports on an ingredient make some people cringe.

Newly retired Bob Barker picked up his 19th trophy at the Daytime Emmy Awards on Friday night. Ellen DeGeneres scored her fourth consecutive victory for talk show and third win in a row for talk show host. (June 15)

It's particularly challenging for seniors when it's time to pack up a lifetime and move, but a local business is helping them with the transition, Jeannette Trompeter reports (3:54).

What's your middle name? Almost all of us have one but they're rarely used. Why do we have them? Good question, Ben Tracy reports (2:57).

CBS 42's Gregg Watson discusses the problems air travelers are having due to the backlog of passport applications and new rules regarding Mexico and Canada.

Get a second look at the week's big stories.

A growing trend in families choosing childcare: "Mannies," not nannies.

CBS 42's Gadget Guy Fred Cantu discusses the shine and appeal of neon signs.

Three people are charged in the death of a 14-year-old girl, including a 16-year-old who prosecutors say was the gunman, Heather Brown reports (1:43).

A local teacher is out of a job tonight accused of having sex with a 13-year-old student. She is 38, and married, Jason DeRusha reports (1:41).

Investigators have not told the public whom they suspect of shooting a mother and her three young children in Channahon Thursday. CBS 2's Chief Correspondent Jay Levine reports.

CBS 42's Keith Elkins reports from the Austin Humane Society Friday where an air conditioning failure had pets toughing it out.

Four people were taken to Regions Hospital Friday night after a large private boat blew up, caught fire and sank at the St. Paul Yacht Club, Heather Brown reports (1:32).

A 5-year-old girl who vanished after going on a boating trip walked up to searchers on Friday hours apparently unhurt. CBS 2's Dana Kozlov reports on the girl's surprising rescue.

Mike Nifong, at the center of the Duke lacrosse scandal, said under oath on Friday he will resign as Durham, N.C., district attorney. Jim Rosenfield reports.

Keeping with an age old tradition, students of Philadelphia's John W. Hallahan High School jumped into the Logan Fountain. Students at the all-girl Catholic school start summer vacation each year with a splash.