CBS News Elections Director Anthony Salvanto explains the big wins Donald Trump will need to avoid a contested convention. The GOP front-runner requires large leads in New York and California to clinch the nomination with 1,237 delegates. Source
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Wacky jobs: Human mannequins
Imagine spending every working day trying on clothes. For a fitting model, that’s a normal day at the office. Susan Spencers talks with one man whose job calls for him to test designer clothes. Source
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Former Minnesota officer charged with second-degree manslaughter; Dollar General to hire 20,000 workers Source
TV commercial spokespeople tell all
In today’s highly competitive marketplace an ad campaign’s “pitch” needs to be pitch perfect – creating characters that consumers come to know and trust. Nancy Giles reports on the actors who play the characters we take to heart when they’re selling their wares. Source
Preview: Inside Hugh Jackman’s coffee shop
Hugh Jackman brings us inside his New York City coffee shop. See the full story on” CBS Sunday Morning,” April 10th. Source
The Dish: Melissa Cookston
Pitmaster Melissa Cookston developed a passion for “cue” growing up around pit-fire grills and Southern Delta cooking in Mississippi. That passion was re-ignited in the late 90’s at a barbeque contest, and she’s been smoking the competition ever since. Today she is the only female barbecue world champion. After years on the competition junket, she returned home, opening her Memphis Barbecue Co. restaurant, now with three locations across the Southeast. Her latest cookbook, “Smokin’ Hot in the South: New Grilling Recipes from the Winningest Woman in Barbecue,” is due out in May. Cookson joins “CBS This Morning: Saturday” to share her passion for barbeque and some signature dishes. Source
Saturday Sessions: Charles Bradley performs “Ain’t It A Sin”
Singer Charles Bradley was born in 1948, but released his debut album just five years ago. Dubbed the “screaming eagle of soul,” Bradley was strongly influenced by the late James Brown. Bradley performs “Ain’t It A Sin” from his new album, “Changes.” Source
Charles Bradley on long road to success
Success was a long time coming for Charles Bradley, who was born in 1948 but released his debut album just five years ago. His experiences during those 60-plus years make for quite a story fitting for a soul man strongly influenced by the late James Brown. Anthony Mason spoke with the singer about his life and music at Brooklyn’s Essence Bar, where he was discovered. Source
Saturday Sessions: Charles Bradley performs “Changes”
Singer Charles Bradley was born in 1948, but released his debut album just five years ago. He was strongly influenced by the late James Brown. Bradley performs “Changes” from his new album, “Changes.” Source
Saturday Sessions: Charles Bradley performs “The World (Is Going Up In Flames)”
Singer Charles Bradley was born in 1948, but released his debut album just five years ago. He was strongly influenced by the late James Brown. Bradley performs “The World (Is Going Up In Flames)” from his album, “No Time For Dreaming.” Source