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Apple's stock price reached a record high, breaching the $500 a share mark for the first time. Scott Pelley spoke with Anthony Mason to find out what it means and how Greece's austerity package has affected the overall market.

CBS News correspondent Clarissa ward was able to spend several days inside Syria living with rebels willing to give their lives to overthrow President Assad's regime; Then, Investigators are still working to determine what exactly caused the death of Whitney Houston; Also, an innovative program funded by New York City called Jumpstart helps people reinv

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Four million Americans have been out of work for more than a year. Fortunately for them, an innovative program funded by New York City called Jumpstart helps people reinvent themselves and transition back into the workforce. Jim Axelrod reports.

Former first lady Jacqueline Kennedy's personal papers were released by the Kennedy Library, making them available to researchers. Scott Pelley reports that among them is the script from the first ever televised tour of the White House.

Twenty-eight cancer fighting drugs, including one used to help cure leukemia, are running in short supply. Dr. Jon LaPook reports.

Investigators are still working to determine what exactly caused the death of Whitney Houston. Ben Tracy reports on how the pop singer's success became a burden she struggled to bear.

The Obama administration led NATO to launch an air campaign to support rebels trying to overthrow Muammar Qaddafi in Libya. Scott Pelley spoke with Norah O'Donnell to see if the White House is considering a similar mission in Syria.

Cancer-fighting drugs running out because manufacturing profit margins shrinking

After New Jersey's Senate passes gay marriage bill, many call vote futile because of Gov. Christie's veto threat