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• Video: Mad Libs keep people laughing after six decades

  The classic word game is more popular than ever, with more than 120 million copies. Recently, Mad Libs returned to its roots, releasing a version for grown-ups. Mo Rocca reports.

• Video: Eye Opener at 8: NSA says surveillance critical to national security

  The head of the NSA told Congress that programs that sweep up telephone and internet data are critical to national security. Also, four American soldiers were killed in Afghanistan. A look at what we've been covering on "CBS This Morning."

• Video: Barbra Streisand speaks out on treatment of women in Israel

  During her tour of Israel, Barbra Streisand addressed the issue of discrimination toward women by ultra-orthodox Jews.

• Video: Top mobile devices, according to Consumer Reports

  Paul Reynolds, electronics editor for Consumer Reports, talks to the "CBS This Morning" co-hosts about the best smartphones, tablets and cameras on the market.

• Video: Search for Hoffa: Mobster's tip led investigators outside Detroit

  The search for Jimmy Hoffa continues, and though no body has been found yet, ex-mobster Tony Zerilli insists he knows how Hoffa died and where he's buried. CBS News' Elaine Quijano reports.