Lack of clarity on coronavirus restrictions creating confusion for the public; Former Attorney General Ramsey Clark dies at 93 Source

Every weekday morning, millions of American kids wake up and go to school, usually under the watchful eye of an adult. But in Japan, children are expected to make the journey alone. In the Tokyo metro area, where the population tops 38 million, that trip can last up to an hour, covering several miles. Seth Doane visited one family to learn how students going solo are protected. Source

Several high-temperature records dating back to the 1800s were broken this past weekend across the country, but the mild weather means some retailers are feeling the heat when it comes to selling their winter goods. Advertising Age managing editor Natalie Zmuda joins “CBS This Morning” to discuss the impact of warm weather on sales. Source

NASA is planning a human mission to Mars for the 2030s. The agency has opened its application process for the next class of space travelers and hopes a record-breaking number of qualified Americans apply. But while space is a curiosity for many, the NASA job requires qualifications that may not be a good fit for everyone. Jan Crawford reports. Source

Fans have shut down Hollywood Boulevard ahead of “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” premiere. KCBS reporter Suzanne Marques reports from the red carpet. Source

Bill Cosby is set to take several women who’ve publicly accused him of sexual assault to court. Cosby has filed defamation lawsuits against seven women who have accused him of misconduct. The comedian claims they’re lying. CBSN’s Vladimir Duthiers has the details. Source

Most stage actors say their biggest fear is forgetting their lines, so now some are getting extra help. As Jamie Yuccas reports, it has prompted criticism. Source

Three Formula One world championships are only the beginning for British driver Lewis Hamilton. Source

How 60 Minutes filmed its profile of the Formula One champion who gave Charlie Rose the ride of his life. Source

The president’s top official on drug policy says cartels saw an opioid business opportunity in U.S. Source