Christian Bale and Joel Egertom appear in this deleted scene from Ridley Scott’s 2014 action-adventure film, “Exodus: Gods and Kings.” The new Blu-ray release features several deleted and extended scenes, along with commentary from Scott. Source

Secretary of State John Kerry resumes critical negotiations with Iran to limit its nuclear program. Negotiators face a deadline for a framework deal, just two weeks away. Kerry is under intense political pressure back in the U.S. Margaret Brennan sat down with Kerry for an interview you’ll only see on CBS News. Source

The Ohio River is slowly pulling back from flood levels not seen in decades. Melting snow and rain pushed the river to more than 57 feet in the Cincinnati area. Adam Clements of Cincinnati affiliate WKRC reports from the banks of the Ohio. Source

A CBS News investigation finds a company with close ties to the Chinese government is giving generously to the foundation run by Bill, Hillary and Chelsea Clinton. This raises new concerns about Hillary’s potential presidential run in 2016. Julianna Goldman reports. Source

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is fighting for his political survival on the final day of campaigning before Tuesday’s election. Opinion polls show him trailing as he seeks a fourth term. Barry Petersen reports on what’s at stake for Israel and the U.S. Source

Russian President Vladimir Putin made his first public appearance in a meeting with the president of Kyrgyzstan in St. Petersburg. Mark Phillips reports on how Putin’s absence fed rumors about his health and grip on power. Source

Celebrities turned out to skewer Justin Bieber during Comedy Central’s roast of the Canadian singer. And Rihanna’s voice is coming to a theater near you. Suzanne Marques has your Eye on Entertainment. Source

Sir Elton John has called for a boycott of Dolce and Gabanna after the two Italian designers made derogatory comments about same sex parents and babies conceived via in vitro fertilization during a magazine interview. Source

Naming beer is harder than you might think. Passionate brewers are going up against each other over something as simple as the name and image. With more than one new craft brewery opening up in the U.S. every day, that’s a lot of competition, and a battle over naming beer is emerging. David Begnaud reports. Source

What once started as a funky little Texas music festival more than 25 years ago, “South by Southwest” has grown. About 150,000 people gathered in Austin for the 10-day showcase of music, independent film and cutting-edge technology. Managing editor for the website Screencrush.com Matt Singer joins “CBS This Morning: Saturday” from Austin. Source