In-Depth with Atlanta's Morning News

CBS News Chief White House Correspondent Nancy Cordes looks at President Trump's itinerary for his overseas trip and discusses the role of US troops being sent to Israel in the wake of the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas. Plus, what President Trump is doing to try to end the government shutdown.

CBS News senior transportation correspondent Kris Van Cleave shares the latest update on the shortage of air traffic controllers, a shortage that has only gotten worse as the government shutdown has persisted.

Members of the Atlanta Jewish community reflect on the tragic anniversary and explain how the attacks in Israel have inflamed antisemitic rhetoric closer to home.

CBS News Justice Correspondent Scott MacFarlane looks at a Trump-appointed judge's rejection of the administration's attempt to send troops to Portland and prognosticates on the government shutdown and a Mideast peace deal.

CBS News White House Correspondent Nancy Cordes discusses the latest developments in the current government shutdown, including President Trump's promise to fire government workers in agencies that do not support his agenda.

ABC's Karen Travers discusses the latest proposal to end the war between Israel and Hamas and explains the consequences for Hamas if it fails to agree to terms.

CBS News Justice Correspondent Scott MacFarlane discusses the Administration's plans to prosecute political opponents, including one from Atlanta. Plus, the chances of a government shutdown and the potential fallout if it happens.

CBS News Chief White House Correspondent Nancy Cordes discusses Washington's reaction to the indictment against former FBI Directory James Comey and an unusual meeting for the nation's top-level military leaders.

Dr. M. Daniele Fallin, the James W. Curran Dean of Public Health at Emory University's Rollins School of Public Health shares her reaction to the President's announcement on autism and acetaminophen.

CBS News Justice Correspondent Scott MacFarlane looks at the norm-shattering changes underway at the Department of Justice and the potential of a government shutdown.

CBS News Chief White House Correspondent Nancy Cordes revisits President Trump's visit to the UK and his state dinner with King George, plus the latest fallout from the Jimmy Kimmel situation.

As former CDC Director Susan Monarez heads to Capitol Hill today to testify before a Senate Health committee about the Atlanta-based organization's potential altering of vaccine recommendations for children, WSB Health Reporter Sabrina Cupit looks at the precarious state of the country's public health organizations.

WSB's Steve Summers talks to Monarch Realty's Lexi Blevins about how the controversial social media platform means more to her than just cat videos or influencers.

CBS News Justice Correspondent Scott MacFarlane looks at how FBI Director Kash Patel has handled his first big case, and how the case against Kirk's alleged killer is expected to proceed. Plus, how Kirk's killing has shaken people in Washington, DC.

CBS News Chief White House Correspondent Nancy Cordes discusses the breaking news on the Charlie Kirk killing released by President Trump and reflects on the White House's relationship with the slain conservative activist.

Georgia State communications professor and terrorism expert Dr. Tony Lemieux discusses what shocked him most about the brazen killing of conservative influencer Charlie Kirk on Wednesday, including how social media could have radicalized the as-of-yet unidentified killer.

Former FBI Agent and current ABC News crime and terrorism consultant Brad Garrett discusses the ongoing manhunt for whoever shot and killed political commentator Charlie Kirk on Wednesday and speculates on whether the killing was performed by a professional.

WSB Health Reporter Sarbina Cupit talks to Couples Therapist Dr. Rebecca Howard Eudy on the increasing number of divorces among couples over 50, why it is happening, and how couples can stem the tide.

WSB's Jennifer Perry speaks with Margaret Ciccarelli, attorney and director of legislative services at PAGE (Professional Association of Georgia Educators), about the results of their new teacher survey which shows a high level of teacher burnout but also offers solutions to solve the problem.

CBS News Justice Correspondent Scott McFarland discusses the potential pushback on increasing the presence of ICE immigration actions and ramping up the deployment of the National Guard to more cities

CBS News Chief White House Correspondent Nancy Cordes discusses the president's comments following an explosive heating on Capitol Hill featuring controversial Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. Plus, the latest discord surrounding the Epstein Files.

Georgia Senator Jon Ossoff talks to WSB about what's next for the Atlanta-based CDC and his amendment to upgrade Air Force Reserve's C-130H fleet to new C-130J models produced by Marietta's Lockheed-Martin.

WSB's Clark Howard and The Points Guy's Clint Henderson look at your best strategies to book an affordable trip home for Christmas.

CBS News Chief White House Correspondent Nancy Cordes looks at how Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s plans for the Atlanta-based Centers for Disease Control could impact public health and Republican unity in Congress.

WSB's Jonathan O’Brien speaks to Tranquilla AI CEO Frank Casale on how his AI is helping veterans living more fulfilling lives at the new Tunnel to Towers Veterans Village in Cobb County.