TAKE NOTE: KENNY CHESNEY – Lee Cowan catches up with country superstar Kenny Chesney, who wrapped up a sold-out run at Sphere in Las Vegas. He's out with a new book "Heart Life Music."

WHO'S THE BOSS? – Kris Van Cleave talks with Jim Farley, CEO of Ford, to explore the impact of the current economy and political climate on vehicle sales.

PERSONAL BEST – CBS MORNINGS co-host Tony Dokoupil sits down with Nick Thompson, CEO of The Atlantic and a world-class distance runner, who has written a new book "The Running Ground" about lessons he's learned from his family and from running.

FRANKENSTEIN – Seth Doane speaks with filmmaker Guillermo del Toro about his long-awaited take on Frankenstein. Doane also talks with cast members Oscar Isaac and Jacob Elordi about stepping into their iconic roles.

NOTHING TO FEAR? – Susan Spencer explores phobias – we all have them – and what people can do to overcome their fears.

TARANTULAS – In time for Halloween, Jonathan Vigliotti visits a town that celebrates tarantulas.

THESE UNITED STATES: THE PEOPLE'S HOUSE – As part of our continuing series "These United States," Mo Rocca examines how the White House in Washington D.C. has changed since it opened in 1800, and still remains an enduring symbol of continuity and stability.

BILLY BOB THORNTON –Lee Cowan sits down with Academy Award-winning actor Billy Bob Thornton to chat about season two of his hit Paramount+ show, LANDMAN, and his very unlikely road from rural Arkansas to stardom.

IN CONVERSATION: JESSIE BUCKLEY – Seth Doane talks with Academy Award-nominated Irish actress and singer Jessie Buckley about her new movie "Hamnet," based on the bestselling fictional novel about William Shakespeare's loss of a child and writing "Hamlet."

WOUNDS OF WAR –Lesley Stahl looks at the challenges World War II veterans faced when they returned home.

A SIGN OF HOPE – Dr. Jon LaPook reports on promising new treatments and possible early detection for Alzheimer's disease, talking with Microsoft co-founder and philanthropist Bill Gates, who has donated hundreds of millions of dollars for research, along with doctors at Washington University in St. Louis.

SMALL WONDERS –Conor Knighton shows us a colorful world of fall foliage ... in miniature! Like their bigger counterparts, bonsai trees transform every autumn, offering a gorgeous display of reds, oranges and yellows.

THESE UNITED STATES – Mo Rocca meets a New York City lawyer whose extraordinary flag collection honors veterans around the country.

AMERICA DECIDES – Robert Costa reports on the latest political news from Washington and the elections held across the nation this week.

COMMENTARY – Faith Salie on the teenage slang phenomenon called "6, 7."