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Chefs tackle breakfast as the next culinary frontier

Breakfast in America is evolving as the next generation of chefs looks to it as a new frontier of culinary experimentation. Jamie Wax looks across the country at the new and innovative ways people are ordering their most important meal of the day. Source

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Why chemical engineers are now studying coffee

The University of California-Davis hopes to become the worldwide epicenter of coffee research, just as climate change threatens the multi-billion dollar industry. With the land in some countries that farm coffee eroding, researchers hope to find an environmentally-friendly solution that will also let you still have your regular morning cup. Dana Jacobson speaks to scientists who are working on the “coffee genome.” Source

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Democratic candidates race across Iowa as new poll gives Biden an edge

The four 2020 Democrats that have been stuck in D.C. presiding over President Trump’s impeachment trial are set to spend the weekend criss-crossing Iowa ahead of Monday night’s caucus. A new poll shows Joe Biden, who along with Buttigieg got free reign among voters as the only two frontrunners not in the Senate, holding a slight edge over Bernie Sanders among likely caucus goers. Ed O’Keefe is in Iowa to break down what voters might be thinking. Source

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The Dish: Vegetarian recipes from Joe Yonan

Growing up in west Texas, food writer and author Joe Yonan loved to cook. He remembers the first meal he whipped up — chicken fried steak, a Texas favorite. He eventually became a newspaper reporter, but when the daily grind got to him, he decided to focus on food. Yonan is the influential food and dining editor at the Washington Post as well as the author of four cookbooks. His latest book is “Cool Beans: The Ultimate Guide to Cooking with the World’s Most Versatile Plant-Based Protein.” He joined “CBS This Morning” on Saturday to share some of his recipes. Source

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Saturday Sessions: William Prince performs “Always Have What We Had”

Born and raised in western Canada, William Prince released his debut album, “Earthly Days” in 2015. It went on to win a Juno Award – Canada’s answer to the Grammys – which led to a record deal and tours. As the opening act for fellow Canadian Neil Young, and last year with Grammy-nominee Yola, Prince’s star has been rising leading up to his second album, “Reliever.” Prince joings “CBS This Morning” to perform “Always Have What We Had” Source

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Trump considers further precautions, travel restrictions over coronavirus panic

The Trump administration has said it will start barring most foreign nationals from entering the U.S. if they’ve been to China in the 14 days before they arrive. Around the world, most airline carriers have frozen or cut direct flights from Beijing, Shanghai, and other Chinese cities after WHO declared coronavirus a global health emergency. Ramy Inocencio reports from Beijing’s capital airport where travelers are scarce. Source

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Saturday Sessions: William Prince performs “Breathless”

Born and raised in western Canada, William Prince released his debut album, “Earthly Days” in 2015. It went on to win a Juno Award – Canada’s answer to the Grammys – which led to a record deal and tours. As the opening act for fellow Canadian Neil Young, and last year with Grammy-nominee Yola, Prince’s star has been rising leading up to his second album, “Reliever.” Prince joings “CBS This Morning” to perform “Breathless” Source

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