Celebrity chef and TV host Anthony Bourdain reportedly died by suicide overnight in France. Dr. Jon LaPook joins "CBS This Morning" to discuss how you can spot risk factors of suicide. Dr. LaPook says he considers suicide a public health crisis.
U.S. nationals again warned to report unusual symptoms, as consulate worker says he was injured after hearing odd sounds
Celebrity chef, author and TV host Anthony Bourdain died by suicide overnight, according to CNN. He was 61. Bourdain told CBS News' Anthony Mason in 2016 that his later life changed him.
Researchers in Massachusetts believe they may be on the brink of creating a revolutionary non-addictive painkiller. Developed by Blue Therapeutics, Blue-181 could be a big step forward in dealing with the growing opioid crisis. Kenneth Craig reports.
Alice Johnson is making plans to meet reality TV star Kim Kardashian West, who helped orchestrate her release from prison. The 63-year-old great-grandmother was serving a life sentence without parole for her role in a cocaine distribution ring. Kardashian West lobbied President Trump to commute her sentence. Adriana Diaz spoke to Johnson about her first full day of freedom.
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Three Harvard-trained scientists believe they've developed a non-narcotic, non-addictive painkiller 50 times more powerful than morphine
A JPMorgan analyst estimates that 4.5 percent of U.S. equity market value has been destroyed since March
The U.S. Embassy in Beijing is warning Americans in China to watch out for unexplained illnesses. Several workers at the U.S. Consulate in China have been evacuated after complaining of hearing odd sounds, then becoming ill. CBS News Radio's Steve Dorsey, who was first to report on a similar group of ailments in Cuba, reports from Washington.
One lawmaker says it took three hours for the country's emergency management team to order an evacuation warning
Prosecutors in Guatemala are investigating if the country's emergency response agency was negligent in the response to the country's deadly volcano eruption. Authorities admit communications errors delayed evacuations when the Fuego volcano exploded last Sunday. At least 109 people were killed and nearly 200 are believed to be missing. Manuel Bojorquez reports.
The Senate Intelligence Committee's former head of security is due in court today, accused of lying to the FBI about talking with reporters. James Wolfe was arrested Thursday. The FBI says he was in regular contact with a number of journalists. The New York Times says investigators secretly seized phone and email records from one of its reporters. Jeff Pegues reports.
At the G7 summit Friday, President Trump is expecting tough talks with six U.S. allies: Canada, France, Britain, Germany, Italy and Japan. Relations are tense after Mr. Trump put new tariffs on imported steel and aluminum from the European Union, Mexico and Canada. Those nations threaten new tariffs of their own on U.S. goods. Weijia Jiang reports.
While President Trump says he's "well prepared" to meet with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un on Tuesday, he also says attitude is more important than preparation. Ben Tracy reports from Singapore, looking ahead to the much-anticipated summit.
President Trump is prepared for a face-to-face showdown with America's closest allies over trade and other issues at the G7 summit. Also, a new warning this morning about the mystery illness striking American diplomats in China. All that and all that matters in today's Eye Opener. Your world in 90 seconds. Get the Eye Opener delivered straight to your inbox.
T.J. Oshie found his father on the ice amid the jubilant madness of the Washington Capitals' postgame celebration and wrapped him in a fierce hug
Kim Jong Un has made no promises or said clearly what he'd want in return for meeting President Trump's steep demands
Lawsuit and Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission report accuses a Plano bar for its involvement in deadly mass shooting at a home during a football game watch party
François Clemmons broke ground by becoming one of the first African-Americans with a recurring role on a children's TV series