CBS News Sunday Morning

TESTING THE LIMITS – Robert Costa looks into what makes a constitutional crisis and puts it in context with what's happening in the country today.

SURVIVOR – Jonathan Vigliotti travels to Fiji to talk with SURVIVOR host and executive producer Jeff Probst about the new season and to look at the historic 25-year run of the show that changed television.

ON DISPLAY: LARRY GAGOSIAN – Anthony Mason chats with Larry Gagosian, the man who has been called the most powerful art dealer in the world.

WILLIAM MCKINLEY – Mo Rocca looks back on our 25th president, William McKinley, who was recently in the news after President Trump announced that his name would return to a mountain in Alaska.

ELK – In an animated feature, Robert Krulwich reports on why elk bugle the way they do.

BEARING WITNESS – Lee Cowan sits down with photographer Gillian Laub who is on a mission to photograph the dwindling number of remaining Holocaust survivors.

BEN HALL – Seth Doane talks with Fox News correspondent Ben Hall who was seriously injured covering the war in Ukraine.

HERE'S JOHNNY!  – Jim Axelrod looks back on the life of Johnny Carson, who once ruled over late night TV, influenced popular culture and hosted the Oscars five times.

NOW SHOWING – Ben Mankiewicz talks to Hollywood hitmakers and asks: does Hollywood make movies like it used to?

WARREN BUFFETT  – Norah O'Donnell sits down with billionaire businessman Warren Buffett to talk about a new documentary about his late friend,  legendary Washington Post owner Katharine Graham.

IN A WORD – David Pogue delves into the world of languages custom made for movies.

GOING ONCE... GOING TWICE... Lee Cowan visits Julien's Auction house, best known as Hollywood's auction house to the stars,  to look at some unique movie memorabilia.

IN CONVERSATION – Tracy Smith talks with Academy Award-winning actor Geoffrey Rush and Academy Award nominee John Lithgow, who are now in the film "The Rule of Jenny Pen."

PAT SEFTEL – We check in with filmmaker Josh Seftel's mom, Pat, who has some thoughts on the Academy Awards.

GOING NUCLEAR – David Pogue reports on Three Mile Island, the site of America's worst nuclear accident in 1979, soon to be back in operation thanks to Microsoft.

SUNDAY PROFILE: JOHN MULANEY –Tracy Smith profiles comedian, former "Saturday Night Live" writer and six-time host John Mulaney, the star of his own streaming series.

LINDSEY VONN – Lee Cowan profiles Lindsey Vonn, one of the greatest skiers of all time, who is coming out of retirement to train for the next Winter Olympics.

POSTCARD FROM NAPLES –Seth Doane takes us to Naples, Italy, to explore the roots of the famous San Gennaro festival.

PRISON BLUES – Luke Burbank looks at the popular denim company Prison Blues, which operates out of an Oregon prison.

NAZI ART –Barry Peterson talks with families fighting to reclaim priceless artworks lost to the Nazis in WWII. 

ON BROADWAY … BUENA VISTA SOCIAL CLUB – Martha Teichner goes backstage to meet the actors and musicians behind "Buena Vista Social Club," opening on Broadway.

STEVE HARTMAN – Steve Hartman reports on a beloved doctor who follows the golden rule.

DOGE – Robert Costa reports on Elon Musk and what's happening in the Trump administration's Department of Government Efficiency initiative – and the impact Musk is having on the nation.

ON BROADWAY: SARAH SNOOK – Faith Salie catches up with award-winning "Succession" actor Sarah Snook, now playing all 26 roles in "The Picture of Dorian Gray" on Broadway.

DRIVER'S ED – Lee Cowan visits a school in Kansas where students are building their futures by majoring in restoring classic cars of the past.

KEEPERS OF THE FLAME – Seth Doane has a story about London's historic gaslights and the gaslighters who keep the tradition alive.

SUNDAY IN THE PARKS – Conor Knighton visits the Grand Canyon to report on the impact of cuts to staffing at national parks.

MARTHA STEWART – Martha Stewart has some advice on growing vegetables.

POWERING UP – Ben Tracy reports on how nuclear fusion may be the next big thing in clean energy technology.

COMMENTARY – Ret. U.S. Navy admiral William McRaven and his daughter, Kelly Marie McRaven, who have collaborated on a children's book, share thoughts on the importance of storytelling.