Oscar-winner: Obama saved lives with same-sex marriage stance

Dustin Lance Black, who won an Academy Award for his screenplay for the film "Milk," said that President Obama saved lives by announcing his support for same-sex marriage.

Facebook is expanding its stock offering by 25 percent as investors clamor for shares, Timothy Geithner is using the JPMorgan trading blunder as ammunition in the case for stricter rules on financial institutions, and President Obama is pushing for a series of bills to build a stronger economy. Ashley Morrison reports.

DSCC Head Guy Cecil tells CBS News' Nancy Cordes that Democrats have a "great shot" at holding the Senate in 2012 in the latest edition of "Face to Face."

Offensive lineman Jacob Bell is giving up football because he's worried about the long-term effects of repeated hits to the head. CBS News correspondent Bill Whitaker talks to him and reports on the more than 3,000 football players suing the NFL, claiming the league deliberately concealed information about head trauma.

President Obama again pushed his "to-do" list for Congress, calling for tax breaks for small businesses during a photo-op following a meeting with small business leaders on Wednesday.