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Tech companies are among the groups heading to Washington, DC, to help create voluntary guidelines on facial recognition technology and privacy. "60 Minutes" correspondent Lesley Stahl reports on its ... more » Tech companies are among the groups heading to Washington, DC, to help create voluntary guidelines on facial recognition technology and privacy. "60 Minutes" correspondent Lesley Stahl reports on its impact. Then, Tim Stevens, editor at large for CNET, talks to the "CBS This Morning" co-hosts about the issue.« less

David Beckham plans to buy a major league soccer team in Miami. The deal will be finalized when the retired superstar comes up with financing and a venue. Gayle King reports. David Beckham plans to buy a major league soccer team in Miami. The deal will be finalized when the retired superstar comes up with financing and a venue. Gayle King reports.« less

Hundreds of people raced up the Empire State Building's 1,576 steps for the 37th annual contest. Norah O'Donnell reports. Hundreds of people raced up the Empire State Building's 1,576 steps for the 37th annual contest. Norah O'Donnell reports.« less

Officials in Sochi, Russia, say they are ready for the ceremonial kickoff of the 2014 Winter Olympics, but not everyone is convinced because hotels, construction work, and other projects are still not more » Officials in Sochi, Russia, say they are ready for the ceremonial kickoff of the 2014 Winter Olympics, but not everyone is convinced because hotels, construction work, and other projects are still not finished. Mark Phillips reports.« less

Some students at Wellesley College, in Massachusetts, want a lifelike statue of a man sleepwalking in his underwear removed from the campus. Gayle King reports. Some students at Wellesley College, in Massachusetts, want a lifelike statue of a man sleepwalking in his underwear removed from the campus. Gayle King reports.« less

One or more snipers opened fire in April on a California power grid, knocking out 17 transformers that send power to Silicon Valley. A top former energy official claims the attack was terrorism. Norah more » One or more snipers opened fire in April on a California power grid, knocking out 17 transformers that send power to Silicon Valley. A top former energy official claims the attack was terrorism. Norah O'Donnell reports.« less

Seattle Seahawks fans came out for their first Super Bowl victory parade. More people were along the parade route than the entire population of the city. Norah O'Donnell reports. Seattle Seahawks fans came out for their first Super Bowl victory parade. More people were along the parade route than the entire population of the city. Norah O'Donnell reports.« less

Three of the four people arrested after Philip Seymour Hoffman’s death now face drug charges. The charges do not explicitly link the trio to Hoffman's death, but law enforcement officials say at least more » Three of the four people arrested after Philip Seymour Hoffman’s death now face drug charges. The charges do not explicitly link the trio to Hoffman's death, but law enforcement officials say at least one had a verifiable connection to the actor. CBS News' Vinita Nair reports.« less

This fall, CBS will air eight NFL games in primetime on Thursday nights, along with the regular Sunday schedule. Dan Kaplan, who covers the NFL for the Sports Business Journal, talks to the "CBS This ... more » This fall, CBS will air eight NFL games in primetime on Thursday nights, along with the regular Sunday schedule. Dan Kaplan, who covers the NFL for the Sports Business Journal, talks to the "CBS This Morning" co-hosts about the announcement.« less

Sharyl Attkisson investigates an alleged scheme that claims a marketing company made huge profits to secretly funnel military students to an unaccredited college at a wildly inflated cost to taxpayers more » Sharyl Attkisson investigates an alleged scheme that claims a marketing company made huge profits to secretly funnel military students to an unaccredited college at a wildly inflated cost to taxpayers.« less