"As Seen On TV" Companies Accused of Knocking Off Products | Bengals' Drue Chrisman's Trek for Generosity

Pope Francis is in Lisbon, Portugal, for a weeklong celebration of World Youth Day. More than 1 million youth from around the world will attend the opening Mass, including 28,000 Americans and 60 U.S. bishops. Parishioners and a priest from an L.A. youth group, many from undocumented parents, tell CBS News that immigrants are the face of the Catholic Church in America today.

Small inventors say two companies who sell goods with the "As Seen On TV" logo — Telebrands and Ontel — profited by knocking off their products. Telebrands tells CBS News it "respects the intellectual property rights of all individuals."

Second-hand clothing stylist Brandii Stuart joins "CBS Mornings" to discuss her own vintage fashion journey and easy and affordable tips for how we can all define our personal style.

CBS News' Adriana Diaz visited Bengals' punter Drue Chrisman to find out why the NFL pro has picked up a second gig.

For the "CBS Mornings" series "More Perfect Union," CBS News national correspondent Jericka Duncan visits the Upton Boxing Center in Baltimore where a reformed drug kingpin, who inspired a character on the HBO drama "The Wire," coached one of the country's top boxers and is using boxing to save generations of young people from life in the streets.

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