The celebrity chef is accused of forcibly kissing and groping a woman at a Boston restaurant in 2017 Source
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McKinsey, JPMorgan Chase drop Purdue Pharma amid opioid scrutiny
Companies are distancing themselves from the Oxycontin maker and its founding family amid thousands of lawsuits Source
Micro-vacations: What’s behind the trend of shorter getaways?
More of us are taking shorter, more frequent trip, a trend Conde Nast Traveler calls “micro-vacations.” They tend to involve places you can get to quickly, more often, and by spending less money. Mark Ellwood, a contributing editor for the magazine, joins “CBS This Morning” to discuss the difference between a long weekend and a micro-vacation and what’s fueling the rise in these shorter getaways. Source
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Stories, links, web extras and more from CBS News’ “Sunday Morning” Source
First same-sex couples marry in Taiwan
Last week, Taiwan became the first country in Asia to legalize same-sex marriage. Today, the first official weddings are underway. Source
Trump tweets heavily edited video of Pelosi from Fox Business
Multiple highly edited videos of Pelosi have been circling the Internet Source
Trump tweets edited video of Nancy Pelosi
The hit series of “Whistleblower” is back for season 2 on CBS. This week, a police officer named Shannon Spalding worked undercover to discover some of the most dangerous criminals in Chicago were fellow police officers. Host and executive producer Alex Ferrer joined CBSN with the story of how she risked her life to stop them. Source
Is van life for you? Tony Dokoupil gives it a shot
Moving out of your house to live in a van is becoming a new trend among those seeking a more freewheeling lifestyle. “CBS This Morning” co-host Tony Dokoupil decided to try it out in California’s high desert. In this preview of his report for “CBS Sunday Morning,” Dokoupil introduces us to Bob Wells, a former grocery store clerk who’s become a guru of life on the road. Source
Cops go undercover to expose criminal drug ring within their own department
A former Chicago police officer risked her life and career to expose a massive criminal ring in her own department. Undercover narcotics officer Shannon Spalding says fellow cops were planting drugs and extorting people living in a housing project. Despite her fear of retaliation, she and her partner reported them to their department and the FBI. Alex Ferrer, host of CBS’s “Whistleblower” series, joins “CBS This Morning” to discuss how the investigation unfolded. Source
House passes bill that will help Americans save more for retirement
A new bill just passed by the House could mean big changes for the U.S. retirement system and your wallet. The legislation would allow more small businesses to offer retirement plans, help people contribute to their retirement while paying off student loans and let parents use retirement money to help with child care. CBS News business analyst Jill Schlesinger joins “CBS This Morning” with more. Source