CBS NFL writer Jordan Dajani gives his picks for Week 4 of the 2019 NFL season Source

SportsLine’s advanced computer model simulated Thursday’s Memphis vs. Navy game 10,000 times. Source

On Monday, we introduced you to Frank Esposito, who was hit with more than $650,000 in bills after an emergency back surgery. While his insurer covered some of the costs, he still owed $220,000, more than a year later. New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo saw the story and sent CBS News the following statement. “I am pleased to announce today that the insurer has agreed to make sure that Mr. Esposito is not stuck with these bills.” Consumer investigative correspondent Anna Werner, who has been following this story, joins “CBS This Morning” along with Dr. Aaron Carroll, who studies medical care and costs to discuss ways you can avoid huge medical bills. Source

A Utah family says a fight over their son’s diabetes treatment is preventing him from going back to school. Type 1 diabetes is one of the most common chronic illnesses during childhood, affecting around 200,000 young people. Jamie Yuccas reports. Source

Actress Patricia Heaton won two Emmys for playing Debra Barone in the hit CBS show “Everybody Loves Raymond.” Heaton is returning to CBS as the star of the the new series “Carol’s Second Act.” In it she plays Carol Kenney, a divorcee in her fifties who pursues her dream of becoming a doctor. She joins “CBS This Morning” to discuss what it’s like being number one on the call sheet. Source

R.J. White has his finger on the pulse of Aaron Rodgers and the Packers. Source

Other best bets include the Colts beating the Raiders and the Patriots and Bills engaging in a defensive struggle Source

Amber Guyger was off-duty when she shot and killed Botham Jean last September Source

Islamic Republic is a major hub for global heroin and opium smuggling, and they seize a huge amount of it, but say sanctions Source

A whistleblower report that led House Democrats to launch an impeachment inquiry may become public Thursday. It is the focus of Thursday’s hearing on Capitol Hill. President Trump’s acting director of national intelligence will answer questions from the House Intelligence Committee. Joseph Maguire refused for weeks to let Congress see the whistleblower’s story about a phone call, where the president asked Ukraine’s president to investigate Joe Biden and his son. Nancy Cordes reports. Source