Keith and Kristyn Getty are modern-day hymnists whose compositions are being sung by congregations around the world. Tracy Smith talks to the Irish artists at their Nashville home, and with professor Jerry Rushford, an expert in the art of liturgical song, about some of the most beloved and timeless hymns ever written. Source

James Corden parodies “Basic Instinct” with Michael Douglas. Source

Grammer’s role as Dr. Frasier Crane ended more than a decade ago, but his fans followed him to the big screen and live theater. He is back on Broadway in “Finding Neverland,” the musical is based on the Academy Award-winning movie. Kelsey joins “CBS This Morning” to discuss his latest role. Source

Eddie Tipton, former director of information security for Multi-State Lottery Association, prepares to face fraud charges in an upcoming trial. Investigators say he orchestrated a high-tech scam to claim the winnings. Vladimir Duthiers reports. Source

A South Carolina couple is suing Clemson University and fraternity over the death of their son. Sophomore fraternity pledge Tucker Hipps was found dead last September at the edge of a lake. His parents are still seeking answers. Mark Strassmann spoke to the parents who are alleging a cover-up in the lawsuit. Source

The worker’s 911 call from inside the cargo hold of an Alaska Airlines plane reveals a desperate call for help. The pilot made an emergency landing after passengers and crew heard banging and screaming from below. John Blackstone reports. Source

The Italian government is under severe pressure from a huge influx of migrants fleeing Africa and the Middle East by sea. A boatload of refugees was taken to Pozzallo on the island of Sicily Thursday. While on assignment for “60 Minutes,” Clarissa Ward was aboard the Coast Guard ship that rescued the migrants. She reports from the scene. Source

As Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi wrapped up his first official visit to the White House, he sat down with Charlie Rose to discuss Iran’s involvement in fighting ISIS, and to warn that Saudi Arabia’s U.S.-backed military campaign against rebels in Yemen should be halted. Source

Rap mogul Suge Knight was sent to the hospital after court proceedings for the fifth time. He is facing murder and attempted murder charges. Also, members of Lady Antebellum are safe after their tour bus caught fire in Texas. Suzanne Marques reports on the day’s top entertainment stories. Source

Google has compiled data on the country music artists searched for most often, broken down by state. Source