This Sunday’s “CBS News Sunday Morning” looks to be a potent mix of the weighty and the whimsical, the political and the poignant. Anchor Jane Pauley steers the ship through a sea of topics.
One of the more sobering segments comes from Steve Hartman, who ventures into the intensely personal spaces of young mass shooting victims, their bedrooms preserved as snapshots of lives interrupted. It’s a segment likely to resonate deeply, a stark reminder of the tragic consequences of gun violence. Adding a digital component, viewers can further explore Lou Bopp’s photographs from these rooms on CBSNews.com.
On the political front, Tracy Smith sits down with former President Bill Clinton providing his insights on the current state of affairs and no doubt the return of Donald Trump to the Oval office.
For lighter fare, the show offers a dose of pop culture with an interview featuring the seemingly ageless Cher. Expect some talk of her enduring career and talk of her first meeting with Sonny. Also on the docket is Paul Mescal, the internet’s current boyfriend, who will undoubtedly charm viewers with his Irish lilt. And for those who prefer their entertainment with a side of true-crime peculiarity, “Tiger King” filmmaker Eric Goode makes an appearance.
Rounding out the eclectic mix, Lesley Stahl tackles the unexpected benefits of rock climbing for individuals with Parkinson’s disease. Robert Costa chats with columnist Peggy Noonan about her career and latest literary offering.
And Josh Seftel returns with his mother, Pat, for their signature brand of intergenerational banter, this time focused on the joys (and potential stresses) of fall and Thanksgiving. If their past segments are any indication, prepare for some gentle ribbing and heartwarming moments.
Tune in to CBS on Sunday, November 17, 2024, from 9:00-10:30 AM, ET for this edition of “CBS News Sunday Morning.”
