As What’sUpNewp reported first earlier this week, Charles Osgood and the CBS News Sunday Morning crew were on location in Newport earlier this week to host the shows annual broadcast “devoted to the people, places and things that change our lives by design”.

Scenes from the show included The Breakers and Marble House.

The episode also included a look at the history of the America’s Cup;

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