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Coldplay’s Chris Martin on Super Bowl gig

In this preview of an interview to air on “Sunday Morning,” Chris Martin talks to Anthony Mason about the pressure of his band headlining Super Bowl 50’s halftime show, and the advice he got from halftime show veteran Bruce Springsteen. Source

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Small coffee business lands Super Bowl commercial

If you could afford the $5 million for a 30-second spot during the Super Bowl, you’re probably not a small business. This year, Intuit Quickbooks sought submissions from small businesses nationwide for the chance to get big business exposure, and that dream came true for the makes of Death Wish Coffee in upstate New York. Michelle Miller reports. Source

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Note to Self: Comedian Chelsea Handler

Chelsea Handler is the latest celebrity to make the move to Netflix, with a new documentary series called “Chelsea Does.” Over the years, she has worn different and funny hats, including stand-up comedian, author and host of her own late-night show for seven years. But as she prepared to launch her Netflix series, the 40-year-old took time to write a letter of advice to her 20-year-old self in the latest installment of “CBS This Morning’s” Emmy-nominated series, “Note to Self.” Source

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Militia leader Ammon Bundy, others arrested

Ammon Bundy, the leader of an armed militia that occupied a national wildlife refuge in Oregon for more than three weeks, has been arrested, along with several of his followers. Contessa Brewer has the details. Source

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How concerned should U.S. be about Zika virus?

The virus that’s linked to brain damage in babies is now being reported in the U.S., and now some officials are telling women to delay getting pregnant. Dr. Taraneh Shirazian from the NYU Langone Medical Center discussed the Zika virus outbreak with CBSN. Source

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Abe Vigoda dies at 94

Veteran television and film actor Abe Vigoda has died at 94 years old. CBSN’s Vladimir Duthier reports. Source

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Adam McKay on “The Big Short,” Oscars diversity controversy

Writer, producer and director Adam McKay brought us comedy hits like “Anchorman,” “Talladega Nights” and “Step Brothers.” His latest movie, “The Big Short,” is based on Michael Lewis’ nonfiction bestseller, which follows the events leading up to the 2008 financial crisis. The film won the top movie award from the Producers Guild of America and is also up for five Oscar nominations, including one for best director. McKay joins “CBS This Morning” to discuss the movie and the Oscar nominations diversity controversy. Source

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