Christian Bale had been announced in the role of Apple founder Steve Jobs for the upcoming biopic, but Bale reportedly dropped out of the project. Also, fashion and entertainment stars packed the memorial service for Oscar de la Renta. Suzanne Marques reports on the day’s top entertainment news. Source

Dr. Jacquelyn Campbell, professor at Johns Hopkins School of Nursing and a national leader in research and advocacy on domestic violence, says police rarely hear from victims after they leave the scene. Campbell told CBS News that the survey she developed is meant in part to help police stay in contact with the victims. Source

According to Dr. Jacquelyn Campbell, professor at Johns Hopkins School of Nursing and a national leader in research and advocacy on domestic violence, many women who are in an abusive relationship have a hard time identifying the danger they face. Campbell told CBS News that the survey she developed is in part meant to help women realize they are victims. Source

The first tenants are moving in to the One World Trade Center — 13 years and 7 weeks after the 9/11 attacks. In lower Manhattan, it’s a symbol of resurgence for an area that’s been slowly recovering. Kris Van Cleave reports. Source

After slumping in mid-October, stocks are experiencing one of the strongest rebounds in history. CBS MoneyWatch contributor Anthony Mirhaydari explains what’s powering the comeback. Source

Deadly tornadoes leave path of destruction across Southeast; Son sells cheesesteaks to fund mom’s final trip.  Source

The Los Angeles County Museum of Art honored film director Quentin Tarantino at a special gala over the weekend. Also, an avalanche exposes the cracks in a marriage in the new film “Force Majeure.” Suzanne Marques reports on the day’s top entertainment stories. Source

Perhaps best known for his comedic turn in the blockbuster “Hangover” series, now Cooper is taking on perhaps his biggest acting challenge yet, in the lead role of “The Elephant Man” on Broadway. Serena Altschul catches up with him during rehearsals, and finds out why, for Cooper, “The Elephant Man” is the role of a lifetime. Source

Preview: In this excerpt from a report by correspondent David Martin, Amy Wolfe, mother of a young Marine killed in Iraq in 2006, talks about how the athleticism of her son’s ballet training shaped his ability to serve in the armed forces. Source

The end of the year is the biggest season for blockbuster movies. Matt Singer, managing editor and film critic for movie website FilmCrush.com, joins “CBS This Morning Saturday” to discuss some of the most anticipated releases, including the latest installment in the “Hunger Games” series and the sci-fi thriller “Interstellar.” Source