For the first time, actress Glenn Close is revealing details about her family’s troubled past. She and her sister, Jessie Close, are sharing the story of Jessie’s struggles with mental illness and drug abuse. Jan Crawford sat down with the sisters for a conversation you’ll only see on “CBS This Morning.” Source

Bradley Cooper stars in “American Sniper,” directed by Clint Eastwood, which debuts nationwide on Wednesday. Also, the ladies of “The Talk” are filling in the gap between “The Late Late Show” hosts this week. Suzanne Marques reports on the day’s top entertainment stories. Source

Ruthie Friedlander, Deputy Editor at Elle.com, provides a recap of the celebrities that dazzled on the red carpet and those that fizzled out. Source

Prosecutors began their case Monday against the former Minneapolis officer charged in the death of George Floyd. Source

After Musk’s announcement, the price of a single Bitcoin rose to over $56,000. Source

Attorney General Eric Holder attended a counter-terrorism summit in Paris where countries pledged to step up intelligence sharing and cooperation. And, as Julianna Goldman explains, the Paris attacks have heightened concerns of lone wolf strikes in the United States. Source

French officials say millions of French citizens, led by a lineup of presidents and prime ministers from more than 30 countries, marched in the streets of France in a defiant response to last week’s terror attacks. But France is now facing some hard questions about home-grown violent extremism and how to keep its citizens safe. Source

This week Boston officially became the U.S. city in the running to host the Summer Olympics in 2024. Some skeptics don’t think an event of that magnitude is a true win for the city. Jericka Duncan reports. Source

The award season kicks off on Sunday with the Golden Globe Awards. Derek Thompson, senior editor at The Atlantic magazine, joins “CBS This Morning Saturday” with a preview of the show and predictions for some of the major awards. Source

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie isn’t letting criticism keep him from seeing his beloved Dallas Cowboys in person. But this week, Christie will pay for his own trip, rather than having the team’s owner pick up the tab. Source