Governor Bobby Jindal, R-La., started his CPAC 2014 speech with “a heartfelt and sincere apology” to President Carter claiming that the title of worst president in his lifetime now goes to President Obama. Source

New Jersey Governor Chris Christie stressed that the Democrats, and not the Republicans are the party of intolerance. Christie pointed to his party’s inclusion of conservative abortion rights supporters, such as Tom Ridge, Colin Powell and Condoleezza Rice as an illustration of his point. Source

New Jersey Governor Chris Christie railed against what he described as President Obama’s lack of leadership at today’s CPAC festivities, citing the White House’s unwillingness to engage with the budget super committee as an example. Source

From the CBS News archives, legendary anchorman Walter Cronkite signs off for the final time on the “CBS Evening News.” Cronkite manned the anchor desk from April, 16, 1962 until March 6, 1981. Source

“Modern Family” cast member Ty Burrell is stepping into the role of a genius canine in “Mr. Peabody and Sherman,” based on the classic segments from “The Rocky and Bullwinkle Show.” Burrell and his ten-year-old co-star Max Charles spoke to CBS News’ Ken Lombardi about voicing the famous characters. Source

Miami Beach Police have released revealing pictures of international pop superstar Justin Bieber shortly after he was arrested. Bieber was taken into custody on January 23, 2014, after police said he was driving under the influence on Miami Beach. Source

Musician John Butler tells Lauren Moraski about the band’s new album and the story behind the single “Only One.” Source

New surveillance video has been released from the moments following pop star Justin Bieber’s DUI arrest in Miami, Fla. (No Audio) Source

Alan Cumming plays political mastermind Eli Gold on CBS hit drama “The Good Wife.” Cumming discusses the show’s success and his return to Broadway to reprise his role of Emcee in “Cabaret” with the “CBS This Morning” co-hosts. Source

Performance artists Ward Shelley and Alex Schweder are spending 10 days living in the installation called “In Orbit,” an over-sized hamster wheel Source