Video shows the large scattering of debris after a Malaysia Airlines passenger plane carrying 295 people crashed in eastern Ukraine. Large pieces of the airliner, as well as several passports from those aboard the doomed flight, were strewn across a large field. Source

Senate Intelligence Chairwoman Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., says it’s “too soon” to draw conclusions about what happened to the Malaysia Airlines flight that crashed in Ukraine, but adds that evidence of Russian involvement would be “extremely concerning.” Source

It looks like the crash of a Malaysia Airlines jet in Eastern Ukraine was no “accident,” Vice President Joe Biden said — rather, it was apparently “blown out of the sky.” Source

Witnesses described a chaotic and frightening scene following reports of an active shooter at a grocery store in Boulder, Colorado. CBS Denver’s Conor McCue has more. Source

The actor joins the “CBS This Morning” co-hosts to share details of his new movie and what advice Judd Apatow gave him early on in his career. Source

Experienced hiker, Gregory Hein, spent 6 days stranded on a mountain in the Sierras. He was badly injured and managed to flag down a helicopter that was searching for him. KGPE’s Pat Leong reports. Source

Zach Braff co-wrote, directed and starred in the new drama “Wish I Was Here.” Braff and his co-stars Kate Hudson, Mandy Patinkin and Josh Gad sat down with CBS News’ Ken Lombardi to discuss their new film. Source

The pop star, who was arrested for driving under the influence in a Lamborghini drag race, is waiting to hear whether he will go to trial. Also, Los Angeles becomes a bloodbath in “The Purge: Anarchy.” Suzanne Marquez has today’s Eye on Entertainment. Source

A new study provides important information for breast cancer patients considering a mastectomy for the healthy breast. Also, many doctors are incorrectly prescribing antibiotics to treat the flu. Don Champion has some of the day’s top health stories. Source

Researchers at Cedars-Sinai Heart Institute have developed a minimally invasive gene transplant procedure that changes heart muscle cells into cells that act like a pacemaker to keep the heart beating properly. Scientists say the procedure, currently being tested on animals, could be ready for clinical studies on people in about three years. CBS News’ Bigad Shaban reports. Source