Bob Dylan’s basement tapes are a mysterious collection, but some of his original lyrics from that era turned up again. Producer T Bone Burnett was just the man to make those words sing, as he hand-picked a band of successful musicians to create a new Dylan sound. Jeff Glor reports. Source

More than one quarter of Americans say they sleep six hours or less a night. Experts say that’s just not enough for most people. Clinical psychologist and board-certified sleep specialist Michael Breus joins “CBS This Morning” to share tips on sleep habits and naps. Source

Legendary director Mike Nichols died at the age of 83. He spoke with Charlie Rose about directing the film “Catch-22” on Rose’s PBS program. Source

The Associated Press interviewed Cosby and his wife and asked about the women who claim he drugged and attacked them. Cosby refused to answer. NBC also dropped plans to develop a new series with Cosby. Crisis communication expert and CBS News contributor Frank Luntz joins “CBS This Morning” from Washington to discuss the fallout. Source

One of the most versatile and honored figures in entertainment history has died. Nichols was a producer, director, writer and comedian. Charlie Rose reports. Source

In light of rape allegations against Bill Cosby, NBC announced it is scrapping a sitcom starring the legendary comedian. Netflix postponed the release of Cosby’s new stand-up special, as well. Also, Billy Joel was awarded the Gershwin Prize for Popular Music at the Library of Congress. Suzanne Marques reports on the day’s to entertainment news. Source

Vanderbilt University researchers say that more women with early-stage breast cancer are choosing to undergo a mastectomy instead of a lumpectomy. Also, a new study says children learn computer and TV habits from parents. Eboni Williams reports on the day’s top health stories. Source

For students at ROADS Charter High School in the Bronx, already facing a number of trials outside of class, Common Core testing presents an entirely new challenge. Alexander Trowbridge reports. Source

CBS News Correspondent Bigad Shaban explains why ‘self-driving cars’ could soon hit the road, but not before facing some major speed bumps. Source

Ralph Wilson Stadium was left covered after a snowstorm, prompting team officials to offer fans money to shovel it out in time for Sunday’s game with the New York Jets. Buffalo running back Anthony DIxon joins CBSN with an update. Source