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Credit Card Rules Created: 04/03/2011
Kelli Grant, Senior Consumer Reporter for SmartMoney.com gives tips on getting the most value from your credit cards. 
Evening News Online, 04.03.11 Created: 04/03/2011
Sunday: Investigators say preexisting cracks could have caused the damage to the Southwest airliner; Also, a possible stalemate in Libya; Plus, 1950s rock legend Wanda Jackson's new wave of popularity. 
Rock legend Wanda Jackson's new wave of popularity Created: 04/03/2011
After 50 years of recording, Wanda Jackson's new record is her highest charting album of her career. Anthony Mason reports on Jackson, the first female star of the 1950s rock era, and her new wave of popularity. 
Sports gender inequity at high schools, colleges Created: 04/03/2011
Title IX is a law that demands equal opportunity for men and women in high school and college sports, but as Michelle Miller reports, inequity complaints have nearly tripled over the past year. 
Qaddafi, opposition stalemate in Libya Created: 04/03/2011
Libyan rebels continue to gain ground, only to be forced to retreat by the Qaddafi regime. Mandy Clark reports on the latest details of the continuing crisis in Libya. 
Southwest Airlines emergency due to metal fatigue Created: 04/03/2011
Investigators say preexisting cracks could have caused the damage to the Southwest airplane forced to make an emergency landing due to a hole that ripped open at cruising altitude. Nancy Cordes reports. 
Southwest incident explained Created: 04/03/2011
Former National Safety Board Chairman Mark Rosenker speaks to Russ Mitchell about the Southwest Airlines incident and new evidence that suggests metal fatigue contributed to the in-air damage. 
Capitol Hill to tackle federal budget battle Created: 04/03/2011
CBS News political analyst John Dickerson speaks to Russ Mitchell about the federal budget battle and what to expect when it heads to Capitol Hill. 
60 Minutes Overtime, 04.03.11 Created: 04/03/2011
Scott Pelley explains a bizarre aftershock of the U.S. financial collapse; Then, rewind to Andy Rooney's 1981 report on Louisville Slugger baseball bats; Also, Lesley Stahl reports on Gospel for Teens member Yolanda Howard and the heart wrenching song she wrote about her absent father. 
Yolanda Howard: Next stop, American Idol? Created: 04/03/2011
This week "60 Minutes Overtime" reports on Gospel for Teens member Yolanda Howard and the heart wrenching song she wrote about her absent father. 
Mortgage mess: Who really owns your mortgage? Created: 04/03/2011
Scott Pelley explains a bizarre aftershock of the U.S. financial collapse: An epidemic of forged and missing mortgage documents. 
Wedding rings: Symbol of love or fashion accessory? Created: 04/03/2011
Relationship experts Matt Titus and Cooper Lawrence joined "Backstage Live!" to debate on the message married men might be trying to say when they don't wear a wedding ring. 
The best umbrellas to beat the April showers Created: 04/03/2011
Real Simple Magazine fashion editor Julee Wilson showcased umbrellas on "Backstage Live!" designed to make it through any type of weather. 
60 Minutes, 04.03.11 Created: 04/03/2011
As more and more Americans face mortgage foreclosure, banks' crucial ownership documents for the properties are often unclear; Plus, Lesley Stahl spends a year following the inspirational leader of a gospel music program for teenagers in Harlem. 
