The London paparazzi hounded Prince William and his girlfriend in a chase that has caused a public uproar. Chris Wragge reports.; Talk show host Chris Carlin talks with Maggie Rodriguez about the use of steroids in high-profile athletes such as Marion Jones and Barry Bonds.; The Five Browns are a family of pianists: two brothers and three sisters from Utah who have produced two acclaimed classical albums, and just released their third, "Browns In Blue."; Andy Ihnatko shows Chris Wragge high-tech products that can withstand a variety of accidents. ; The first female Iron Chef, Cat Cora, introduces Maggie Rodriguez to figs and shares delicious recipes on how to cook a wholesome meal, including a roasted chicken, for less than 40 bucks.; Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice ordered that Blackwater, a private security firm in Iraq, be closely monitored by cameras and audio recordings. David Martin reports.; blackwater; Condoleeza Rice; david martin; Iraq; Cleve Curtis has owned the same car for 70 years and, although he describes it as "the worst-looking car in every car show," he's won 15 trophies. Steve Hartman reports.; assignment america; cleve curtis; steve hartman; Dr. Sanjay Gupta talks with Harry Smith about the effects of steroids and how some athletes get away with using this illicit drug.; Harry Smith; Sanjay Gupta; steroids; Sharyl Attkisson investigates a controversial and costly government grant that funds the development of paint.; congresswoman; earmark; paint; sharyl attkisson; Blackwater seems irreplaceable in Iraq, and it's costly too. Bob Orr reports on how the company got to Iraq in the first place.; blackwater; bob orr; Iraq; Rep. Stephanie Tubbs Jones is caught off guard by Sharyl Attkisson.; Congress; earmark; jones; paint; sherwin williams; Tubbs; Hannah Storm speaks with Dr. Emily Senay about the treatment and diagnosis of dementia.; Surveillance tapes showing Carol Gotbaum in hysterics moments before her mysterious death at Phoenix's Sky Harbor Airport have been released. Jeff Glor reports.; Paul Green's "School of Rock" students march to the beat of their own drum -- literally -- as they learn to follow their musical passions.; Olympic Gold medalist and track superstar Marion Jones admitted taking BALCO substances, but blames her trainer. KPIX's Manuel Ramos reports.; CBS News video brings you today's news videos online. Search for clips of top stories, as well as video from 60 Minutes, The Early Show, 48 Hours, and the CBS Evening News, or browse our archive of video clips. http://link.brightcove.com/services/link/bcpid1078562437http://www.brightcove.com/channel.jsp?channel=86259178