Researchers in Boston say that generic statins are more effective than name-brand cholesterol pills. Plus, new statistics on emergency room visits. Marlie Hall reports on some of the day’s top health stories. Source

A sculpture honoring late British singer Amy Winehouse went on display in London Sunday on what would have been her 31st birthday. Actress Barbara Windsor, a friend of Winehouse, presented the statue and was joined by the singer’s parents. Source

The actress who played Coco in the critically acclaimed 2012 movie, “Django Unchained” was handcuffed when officers responded to a “citizen’s generated radio call” of indecent exposure. Daniele Watts and her boyfriend describe their experience and tell their side of the story. Art Barron reports. Source

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The American Academy of Pediatrics says antibiotics are being prescribed twice as often as they should for children with respiratory infections. Dr. Holly Phillips joins “CBS This Morning to discuss the estimated 11.4 million unnecessary yearly prescriptions. Source

The weekend of NFL action was marred by two more high-profile players being benched over domestic violence accusations. Former Pittsburgh Steelers head coach and CBS Sports NFL analyst Bill Cowher joins “CBS This Morning” to discuss the state of the league. Source

The Pope married couples for the first time since he was elected 18 months ago. The ceremony raised eyebrows because several of the couples had not followed church rules. Don Dahler reports. Source

With a wave of celebrities releasing their own lines of lifestyle products, Martha Stewart is making a major push to stay on top. Michelle Miller reports on how the “hostess with the mostest” is defending her crown against the likes of Gwyneth Paltrow. Source

Danielle Watts says she was kissing her boyfriend Brian Lucas inside their car when police mistook her for a prostitute. She refused to give the police her ID and was handcuffed and detained until they were able to identify her. Ben Tracy reports. Source

Eight states have confirmed cases of Enterovirus 68. Dr. William Schaffner, professor of preventative medicine at Vanderbilt University, discusses the spread of the virus with the “CBS This Morning” co-hosts. Source