JAMIE DIMON – Lesley Stahl of 60 MINUTES talks with Jamie Dimon, chairman and chief executive officer of JPMorgan Chase, about the economy, the incoming administration and what's ahead in money matters for 2025.

IN CONVERSATION: WENDELL PIERCE – Nancy Giles catches up with actor Wendell Pierce of CBS' hit series ELSBETH about his career, attending The Julliard School and his work helping his hometown of New Orleans.

MAN OF THE WORLD – Martha Teichner travels with outgoing Secretary of State Antony Blinken.

BROOKE SHIELDS – Faith Salie sits down with model and actor Brooke Shields to discuss the challenges women face in aging, her new book and more.

THE FRIENDSHIP BENCH – Dr. Jon LaPook reports on The Friendship Bench, a talk therapy program that trains grandmothers to discuss mental health with people in their communities.

POSTCARD FROM FLORENCE – Seth Doane visits the Vasari Corridor, a Medici-era passageway that snakes above Florence, Italy, and has just reopened to the public.

THE FAST LANE – Mo Rocca examines New York City's new congestion pricing plan, designed to reduce traffic in the city's heart, and how officials in other cities are evaluating it.

WILDFIRES – We'll have the latest on the wildfires that have devastated parts of California.

SUNDANCE –Lee Cowan goes behind the scenes in Park City, Utah, for this year's Sundance Film Festival.

THE WEEK – Robert Costa reports on the first week of President Donald Trump's second term in the White House.

A CUT ABOVE – Seth Doane profiles renowned British clothing designer Paul Smith.

POSTCARD FROM THE BRONX – Actor and comedian Susie Essman looks at the history and cultural importance of her hometown, The Bronx, N.Y.

ON BROADWAY: IDINA MENZEL – Tracy Smith catches up with actor and singer Idina Menzel as she returns to Broadway in the new musical "Redwood."

DOG MAN –Rita Braver talks with actor Pete Davidson and author Dav Pilkey to discuss their new animated film based on Pilkey's popular book series Dog Man.

CIVIL SERVICE – Mo Rocca looks into the history of civil service in America as a new administration in Washington begins its work.