San Francisco Airport rolls out ban on plastic water bottles
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Starting Tuesday, San Francisco International is rolling out a ban to end their sale at its convenience shops, restaurants and vending machines. It's part of the airport's latest effort to become the world's first zero waste airport by 2021. John Blackstone reports.
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American man says resort worker he killed was "crazed and desperate"
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A Connecticut man accused of killing a hotel worker in the Caribbean four months ago is speaking out about the incident for the first time. Scott Hapgood is charged with manslaughter in the death of Kenny Mitchel, who Hapgood claims attacked him at a resort on the island of Anguilla in April in front of his two daughters. Anna Werner reports.
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Eye Opener: More fallout from Epstein's death behind bars
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Three new lawsuits filed against Jeffrey Epstein overnight spell out how the accused sex trafficker allegedly lured his victims. Also, a New York City police officer is fired for causing the death of Eric Garner by using a prohibited chokehold. All that and all that matters in today's Eye Opener. Your world in 90 seconds.
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Jeffrey Epstein's estate sued by three more alleged victims
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Three more of Jeffrey Epstein?s alleged victims are suing his estate. The lawsuits, filed overnight, indicate how Epstein and his associates allegedly used young women's financial worries to pull them into a web of sexual abuse. CBS News has confirmed the convicted sex offender filed a will in the U.S. Virgin Islands, where he owned a home, just two days before his suicide in a New York City jail cell. Mola Lenghi reports.
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NYPD officer fired over Eric Garner's death will sue to get his job back
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The New York City police officer fired for causing the death of Eric Garner by using a prohibited chokehold is suing to get his job back. The police commissioner announced the dismissal of officer Daniel Pantaleo Monday, explaining that while Garner resisted arrest, it's clear Pantaleo broke the department's rules. Errol Barnett reports.
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Planned Parenthood forfeits about $60M annually by leaving Title X
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Planned Parenthood is giving up tens of millions of dollars in federal money over a new Trump administration rule that would restrict its clinics from making abortion referrals. Planned Parenthood calls the new policy "unethical" and "dangerous," saying it could limit servies to more than one million of its patients. Jan Crawford reports.
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Remembering the Menendez Murders 30 years later
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On August 20, 1989 brothers Lyle and Erik Menendez murdered their parents in their Beverly Hills mansion. The crime would shock and grip the entire country. Here's how CBS Los Angeles covered the murders shortly after the news broke.
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