CBS News Sunday Morning Season 48 Episode 43 George Clooney, Ken Burns, Salman Rushdie

GEORGE CLOONEY – Seth Doane meets up with George Clooney at the Venice Film Festival to talk about his new film, "Jay Kelly." Together, they take a boat ride through the city and discuss Clooney's life as an actor, father, activist and entrepreneur. Watch a preview here, where Clooney talks about "hitting doubles" in his career.

WHO'S WATCHING THE KIDS? – Tracy Smith reports on the ongoing challenges facing parents trying to find – and afford – childcare in America.

THESE UNITED STATES … KEN BURNS –John Dickerson sits down with legendary documentary filmmaker Ken Burns at his home in New Hampshire to discuss his latest series, "The American Revolution," which explores how America's founding changed the world.

FINE PRINT: SALMAN RUSHDIE – Martha Teichner talks with author Salman Rushdie about his new book, The Eleventh Hour, and life following a brutal knife attack he survived in 2022.

CROSSROADS – Robert Costa speaks with Princeton University president Christopher Eisgruber about the high-stakes challenges facing America's elite academic institutions.

INHERITANCE –Lee Cowan introduces us to Adam Tendler, a pianist who used an unexpected inheritance to fund the composition of music that has been moving audiences around the world.