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Documentary Series Explores Evolution of LGBTQ Representation on TV Mar 05, 2020

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The five-part documentary series "Visible: Out on Television" explores the role of television in LGBTQ representation and rights. Executive producers Ryan White and Wilson Cruz join "CBS This Morning Saturday" co-host Michelle Miller to share the impact of moments like Ellen DeGeneres' character coming out on her sitcom and a 1980s "60 Minutes" report about why LGBTQ people were angry with the federal government's inaction on the AIDS epidemic. Cruz, who starred in the 1994 teen drama "My So-Called Life,” shares the impact of being the first openly gay actor to play an openly gay series regular in a leading role. White, who also directs the series, explains the progress that still needs to be made regarding representation in media.

3/5: California declares state of emergency after coronavirus-related death. Search for survivors continues after Tennessee tornadoes. Mar 05, 2020

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The coronavirus outbreak is taking a serious turn in California, where a cruise ship is being held off the coast. Lawmakers could send President Trump an emergency spending bill today, providing $8.3 billion to fight the virus and find a vaccine. The rapid spread of the virus is triggering urgent action around the world. Democratic front-runners Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders are criss-crossing the country ahead of the next slate of presidential primaries. Comments from Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer prompted a rare rebuke from the chief justice of the Supreme Court, John Roberts. The search for survivors is still not complete in Tennessee, after tornadoes left at least 24 people dead.

3/4: Democratic presidential race is close contest between Sanders and Biden. Dozens of people are still missing after Tennessee tornadoes. Mar 04, 2020

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The Democratic presidential race is now a close two-man contest between Sen. Bernie Sanders and former Vice President Joe Biden after Super Tuesday. Chief Washington correspondent Major Garrett is looking at how last night's results could change the Democratic primaries still to come. Dozens of people are still missing in Tennessee after America's deadliest tornado outbreak in years. The national death toll from coronavirus has now increased to nine, all in the state of Washington.

West Side Story's Newest Maria on Juggling the Iconic Role and Juilliard Mar 04, 2020

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Shereen Pimentel, the star of Broadway's latest revival of the American classic "West Side Story" joins CBS News' Jamie Wax to discuss juggling the role of Maria while completing her senior year at Juilliard. Pimentel shares the Broadway shows that made her fall in love with theater — and the most common reaction she gets when people hear her sing for the first time.

Former VP Joe Biden on his South Carolina win and Super Tuesday Mar 03, 2020

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Democratic presidential candidate and former Vice President Joe Biden tells CBS News political reporter Caitlin Huey-Burns what his victory in the South Carolina primary means for his campaign ahead of Super Tuesday. Biden answers whether this is now a two-person race and whether he can raise enough money to compete with Senator Bernie Sanders. He also responses to criticism of his campaign and if former President Barack Obama is expected to endorse him soon. NOTE: This interview was conducted early Monday afternoon.

3/3: Deadly tornadoes rip through Tennessee. 14 states vote today on Super Tuesday. Mar 03, 2020

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Two deadly tornadoes swept through Tennessee. As more coronavirus cases are discovered in the U.S., the death toll is rising as well. Many communities are going beyond the government response to make coronavirus preparations in schools, hospitals and nursing homes. Dr. Tara Narula discusses the medical response to the virus. The Democratic presidential race takes a huge leap forward today with 14 states voting on Super Tuesday. Sen. Bernie Sanders wants to come out of today's contests with an insurmountable lead in delegates, and he's expected to get some of them in his home state of Vermont.

3/2: Death toll from coronavirus in the U.S. increases. Presidential candidates Buttigieg and Steyer drop out. Mar 02, 2020

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Two patients die in Washington state and New York City reports its first case. We're in a Seattle suburb where illness and fear are spreading quickly. And we'll look at the newest travel warnings as u-s airlines begin suspending more flights. A total of 89 people have now become sick in the u-s -- including two at a single nursing home in Kirkland, Washington, outside Seattle. The Democratic presidential field is shrinking ahead of tomorrow's Super Tuesday vote. Pete Buttigieg suspended his campaign yesterday after finishing fourth in the South Carolina primary. Tom Steyer finished third in South Carolina, but has also dropped out of the race. North Korea reportedly has fired its first missiles in months. A disagreement over releasing Taliban prisoners threatens to upset a deal to end the 18- year conflict in Afghanistan, America’s longest war.

Suze Orman on How to Plan for Your Retirement Mar 02, 2020

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Financial expert Suze Orman joins “CBS This Morning” co-host Gayle King to discuss what people approaching retirement need to do to be financially sound. Orman explains why, thanks to increased life expectancy, the best age to retire is not 65 - but 70 years old. Plus, she shares why she decided to step back from her successful career and retire at 65. Orman says she wrote her latest book, “The Ultimate Retirement Guide for 50+: Winning Strategies to Make Your Money Last a Lifetime,” because there isn’t enough time later in life to make financial mistakes. Plus, hear what common financial mistakes people are making - including what she has to say to parents who are helping their children financially.

Coronavirus: Prepare, Don't Panic says Dr. David Agus Feb 28, 2020

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CBS News medical contributor Dr. David Agus breaks down what people need to know about the coronavirus and places it in historical context. He answers questions such as how the virus spread from bats to human in China to what precautions people should take to prevent catching the virus. Talking with CBS News' correspondent Anna Werner, Dr. Agus explains whether cornavirus has become a pandemic, what disruptions the virus may cause and how this may force people to change how they think about public health.

2/28: Stock markets continues to fall amidst coronavirus fears. Jury member from Harvey Weinstein trials speaks out. Feb 28, 2020

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Stock markets dive around the world while governments take urgent new steps to keep coronavirus from spreading. Dr. David Agus looks at how worried we should be. We expect more turmoil today, after coronavirus fears sent the Dow Jones industrial average down almost 1200 points -- its biggest one- day point drop ever. After an emergency meeting this morning, NATO is calling on Russia and Syria to stop what it calls their "indiscriminate air strikes" in northwest Syria. We're learning more about the gunman and the victims in the mass shooting at a Milwaukee brewery. We're learning exclusive new details about how the jury in the landmark trial of Harvey Weinstein reached this week's decision to convict him of first-degree criminal sexual act and third- degree rape. Democrats vote tomorrow in South Carolina’s primary, where Joe Biden now appears to be the heavy favorite.

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