According to federal reports, law enforcement agencies arrested an estimated 728,000 students in 2018. In “CBS This Morning’s” School Matters series, Jericka Duncan examines the role police play in education. Source

White House chief of staff Mark Meadows said the president will be signing off on the list “in the coming days.” Source

Reed Hastings founded Netflix in 1997. Today, it has a quarterly revenue of over $6 billion. Hastings joins “CBS This Morning” to discuss how creating a company culture ultimately led to Netflix’s success. Source

Research professor and best-selling author Brené Brown joins “CBS This Morning” to discuss the 10th anniversary edition of her book “The Gifts of Imperfection.” Source

The 571-foot Karlsruhe led the attack on Kristiansand during the invasion of Norway on April 9, 1940. Source

South Africa has more coronavirus cases than any other country in Africa, but students there have been back in the classroom for weeks. Debora Patta goes to a school in an impoverished area that even sent groups of children home to live with teachers to get the determined kids back quickly. She also visits an elite girls school where technology makes studying easier, but doesn’t spare the kids from the emotional challenges of change. Source

According to federal reports, law enforcement agencies arrested an estimated 728,000 students in 2018. In “CBS This Morning’s” School Matters series, Jericka Duncan examines the role police play in education. Source

The wreckage of a German warship that was struck by a British torpedo in 1940 has been discovered off the coast or Norway, power grid operator Statnett said. The ship’s hull, gun turrets and a Nazi-era swastika were captured in underwater images. Source

For the first time on TV, a witness tells “48 Hours Suspicion” that her ex-husband may be connected to the 1997 disappearance of Carole Baskin’s husband, Don Lewis. Source

After video of officers pinning the girl to the pavement amid protests went viral, police have reportedly claimed she was acting “suspicious.” Source