When it comes to the digital world, can we trust what we see and who we talk to online? The host of MTV’s “Catfish” and author of “In real life: Love, Lies & Identity in the Digital Age” Nev Schulman joins “CBS This Morning” to discuss searching for love online. Source

Some of the best-dressed men descended on London Tuesday for the GQ awards ceremony. Among those honored were Jonah Hill as the “International Man of the Year” and Pharell Williams as “Solo Artist of the Year.” Gayle King reports. Source

Apple says the photos were taken in a “targeted attack” and that none of the cases resulted from a breach in any of Apple’s systems like “Find My iPhone” or iCloud systems. CBS News legal analyst Rikki Klieman joins the “CBS This Morning” co-hosts to discuss the legal price for the hacking. Source

Melissa Rivers, the daughter of ailing comedian Joan Rivers, said her mother remains on life support in a New York City hospital. Also, Justin Bieber was arrested on multiple charges in his Canadian hometown. Suzanne Marques reports on the day’s top entertainment stories. Source

The 21-year-old suspect has been charged with 10 counts of first-degree murder. Source

Cloud servers have become vital for tech users, but experts urge caution. As CNET.com’s Sumi Das explains, adding an extra layer of protection could keep hackers away. Source

American journalist Steven Sotloff appears to have become the second American hostage killed by ISIS; and, the pressure for President Obama to develop a military strategy against ISIS increased after the execution video of Steven Sotloff surfaced. Source

In western Pennsylvania, a young black bear wandered for weeks with a bucket stuck on its head. Finally, some brave folks decided to help. It took a lot of effort, but the bear was finally freed. Source

American journalist Steven Sotloff appears to have become the second American hostage killed by ISIS. Video released Tuesday appears to show a masked executioner similar to the one who murdered James Foley. Bob Orr reports. Source

At 6 years old, Iain Armitage may just be the nation’s youngest theater critic. His reviews have attracted tens of thousands of views on Youtube. Jeff Pegues reports. Source