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• Video: Country music star Slim Whitman dies of heart failure

  Slim Whitman died Wednesday from heart failure. The singer know for "Indian Love Call" and his trademark yodel was 90-years-old. He once said he hoped to be remembered for two things: a good voice, and a clean suit. Scott Pelley reports.

• Family of abolitionist Frederick Douglass continues his legacy

  Ken Morris, descendant of famed abolitionist, talks at schools and educates children about modern-day slavery

• Nuclear waste clean-up delayed and billions over budget

  Hanford Nuclear Reservation in Washington state is leaking 1,000 gallons of waste each year, and a project to clean it up has stalled

• Video: Frederick Douglass, Booker T. Washington descendent fights modern-day slavery

  Being the descendent of Frederick Douglass and Booker T. Washington could be intimidating for some, but Ken Morris' background inspired him to fight modern-day slavery. Jim Axelrod reports.

• Video: American Medical Association declares obesity a disease

  The American Medical Association declared obesity a disease, leaving many doctors hoping that this changes the way insurance companies view covering treatment. Weight loss surgery is covered by Medicare and insurance companies when there are complications such as diabetes and high blood pressure, but patients who have not yet developed these problems are denied coverage. Dr. Jon LaPook reports.