TAKING A BOW – Lesley Stahl visits with conductor Michael Tilson Thomas at his home in San Francisco to talk about his career and taking a bow at the podium after a cancer diagnosis.

DRIVING FORCE – Jo Ling Kent speaks with the CEO of Uber, Dara Khosrowshahi, for a wide-ranging interview about his family's immigration story, the past and future of the company and how he's navigating the Trump administration. His mother, Lili Khosrowshahi, joins to discuss their family's roots in Iran.

SUPERMAN – Ben Mankiewicz has a report on Superman: past and present. He speaks with CEO of DC Studios and director James Gunn and joins David Corenswet on a visit to his hometown to hear what the Superman role means to him.

CANCER RESEARCH – Ted Koppel talks with leading cancer specialists and patients about the human cost of layoffs, delays and budget cuts for cancer research.

WILLIAM F. BUCKLEY JR. – Robert Costa reports on the life of William F. Buckley Jr., including an interview with biographer Sam Tanenhaus and Newt Gingrich, who discuss how Buckley has shaped the Republican Party today.

HEAVENLY SIGHT – Seth Doane visits the Vatican observatory where summer school students are looking to the stars.

OPINION – Jim Gaffigan has Fourth of July fireworks on his mind.

ONE OF A KIND – Some may not know his name, but most have seen Richard Kind perform on television, in films and on Broadway over the past 40 years. Dr. Jon LaPook finds out what drives Kind's work ethic when he goes behind the scenes at the Los Angeles studio where Kind is a sidekick on the Netflix show "Everybody's Live with John Mulaney."

CRACKING THE CODE –Erin Moriarty meets the retired attorney who solved the Golden State Killer case using investigative genetic genealogy, a technique that's becoming commonplace in helping law enforcement solve crimes and crack cold cases.

CHERRY ON TOP! – Conor Knighton visits Washington state for cherry season and reports on the lengths – and heights – farmers will go to produce the cherries we cherish.

SOMETHING SWEET – Faith Salie takes a trip to Candy Land – the sweet game children have adored for more than 75 years. Salie looks at the future of the game and its origin story, which began with creator Eleanor Abbott.

ON DISPLAY: JOOP SANDERS – Serena Altschul shows us the art of the "last abstract expressionist," Joop Sanders, in conversation with his granddaughter and fellow artist, Isca Greenfield-Sanders.

THESE UNITED STATES –For CBS SUNDAY MORNING's yearlong celebration leading up to the 250th anniversary of the U.S., Lee Cowan brings the latest edition of "These United States" with a report on the Louisiana Purchase.

A SUMMER SONG: BILLIE EILISH – Anthony Mason catches up with music superstar Billie Eilish.