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Legends: Warren Beatty

Warren Beatty doesn’t need a star on Hollywood Boulevard to remind anyone that he’s a living legend. The actor, producer and Oscar-winning director is now back in a new film, playing Howard Hughes in 1958 Hollywood, in “Rules Don’t Apply.” Mo Rocca sits down with Beatty, who admits he’s not the easiest interview. Source

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Norah Jones on inspiration behind new album

Norah Jones has won nine Grammy Awards — five of them for her first solo album, “Come Away With Me,” which included Record of the Year and Best New Artist. Now, she’s back with her sixth studio album, “Day Breaks.” She spoke with “CBS This Morning: Saturday” co-host Anthony Mason about her career at the Bell House in Brooklyn. Source

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First Lady on cover of Vogue

Michelle Obama is featured on the cover of Vogue’s December issue. This is the third time the First Lady landed the front page of the fashion magazine in the last seven years. CBSN’s Kristine Johnson has more. Source

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Trump promotes Pence to head transition team

Donald Trump shook up his transition team Friday, tapping running mate Mike Pence to replace Chris Christie as its leader. It was a move designed to reassure congressional Republicans. Major Garrett has more. Source

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What will a Trump presidency mean for U.S.-Israel relations?

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu congratulated President-elect Donald Trump on his victory. Trump has said that he wants to strengthen the relationship between the two countries. Jacob Eilon, anchor of Israel’s Channel One, joins CBSN’s Reena Ninan with more on Israel’s reaction. Source

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Donald Trump shifts position on Obamacare in 60 Minutes interview

During his presidential campaign, Donald Trump could not have been more clear about his plans for President Obama’s healthcare law, promising a full, immediate repeal. But in an interview with Lesley Stahl to air Sunday on “60 Minutes,” the president-elect appeared to take a step back from his original statements. Source

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