First Look: Ed Bradley

CBS News national correspondent Byron Pitts says Ed Bradley was a father figure and inspiration for him and a lot of African-Americans in the 1970s.

At Riverside Church in New York City, friends of Ed Bradley gathered to sing his praises and remember a life well lived. Byron Pitts reports.

Byron Pitts comments on the memorial service for CBS News reporter Ed Bradley. On tonight's "Evening News" broadcast it will be all about Bradley and the people who loved him.

CBS News national correspondent Byron Pitts shares memories of Ed Bradley. Pitts says Bradley showed African-Americans that they could be in broadcast journalism.

Only On The Web: CBS News is grieving over the death of Ed Bradley. Katie Couric says Bradley made every story come alive during his 26 years as a "60 Minutes" correspondent.

Ed Bradley, one of journalism's brightest stars whose name was synonymous with the CBS News magazine 60 Minutes on which he reported for the past 25 years, died Nov. 9, 2006, in Mt. Sinai Hospital...

CBS News looks at some of the best of Ed Bradley, compiled from the hundreds of stories he did as a "60 Minutes" correspondent.

Russ Mitchell speaks of how he followed in the footsteps of Ed Bradley and fondly remembers the legacy he leaves behind.

An audience of 100 uncommitted voters from across the country watched the debate at CBS Television City in Las Vegas and their reactions were recorded in real time. Byron Pitts reports.

"60 Minutes" creator Don Hewitt and correspondents Lesley Stahl, Steve Kroft and Bob Schieffer share their favorite Ed Bradley stories.