CBS News Sunday Morning

BETTER TOGETHER – Jim Axelrod talks with Mark and Jan Lawrance, the parents of twin brothers who were talented artists and both took their own lives by suicide. The Lawrances talk about keeping their sons' legacies alive through their art.

THUNDER EGGS – Conor Knighton goes egg-hunting in Oregon for so-called "thundereggs," which are ancient stones made when water is mixed with lava.

IN CONVERSATION: MICHAEL DOUGLAS –Mo Rocca talks with actor Michael Douglas about his career and his portrayal of founding father Ben Franklin in the new series "Franklin."

REBEL – Lee Cowan talks with Australian actor and comedian Rebel Wilson about food, fame and her provocative new memoir.

ON BROADWAY … SUFFS –Martha Teichner sits down with former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and activist Malala Yousafzai, producers of "Suffs," a new Broadway musical about the women's suffrage movement.

TOMMY –Tracy Smith talks with The Who co-founder Pete Townshend about the Broadway revival of "Tommy."

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

COMMENTARY – Catholic Archbishop Wilton Cardinal Gregory offers thoughts on the holy season.

MENOPAUSE – Tracy Smith reports on menopause, which happens to all women, and the new ways women are coping.

ON BROADWAY – THE WIZ – Kelefa Sanneh sits down with Wayne Brady, host of CBS' LET'S MAKE A DEAL, who is now starring in a new Broadway version of "The Wiz."

ECLIPSE – David Pogue is ready for the eclipse and has everything we need to know about the upcoming event and how to watch it safely.

WHAT IF?... – Ben Mankiewicz with Kirsten Dunst, Nick Offerman, Cailee Spaeny and others from the new film "Civil War," which is set in a civil war in a future America.

STANDING TALL – Faith Salie visits Washington, D.C., to say goodbye to Stumpy, a beloved cherry blossom tree.

FOSTER CARE – Erin Moriarty of 48 HOURS looks at the nation's foster care program, the vulnerable children in foster care and the benefits they receive that are often taken by the system.

CAPTAIN COOK – Ben Tracy explores the complicated legacy of Captain Cook and why so many Hawaiians would prefer he not be in their history books.

STEVE HARTMAN – Steve Hartman has a story about an unusual connection between two police officers.

FREE AND CLEAR – Lee Cowan looks into the history of the public domain and how some of the biggest characters of our lifetime, from Frankenstein to Mickey Mouse, are, or someday will be, public property.

SEINFELD –Mo Rocca catches up with legendary comedian Jerry Seinfeld to talk about his new film, "Unfrosted," a fictional account of the invention of Pop-Tarts.

RUN FOR THE MONEY –Kelefa Sanneh talks with the team behind New Balance sneakers, which are gaining a foothold in America's sneaker wars.

HAPPY MEDIUM – Tracy Smith catches up with Hollywood's "psychic to the stars," Tyler Henry.

FLOWER POWER! –Lilia Luciano travels to Colombia to report on the business of cut flowers.

WHAT'S THAT NOISE? – David Pogue reports on the downside of the bitcoin business, which is the noise of bitcoin mining.

IN CONVERSATION: LINA KHAN –Robert Costa talks with Lina Khan, chair of the Federal Trade Commission,

CRYSTAL CLEAR – Conor Knighton travels to Ireland, the home of the world-famous Waterford Crystal.

RECYCLING … FACT VS. FICTION –Ben Tracy looks into the myths and realities of the plastic recycling industry.

HOME RUN –Martha Teichner reports on an innovative program in Houston to help solve the homelessness crisis.

COMMENTARY –Faith Salie weighs in on having enough of those annoying corporate buzzwords.

ANYTHING FOR LOVE – Jim Axelrod has a CBS News Investigative report exploring the increasing number of romance scams that cost Americans billions annually, including an interview with a former scammer from Ghana, where many of the scams originate.

CRITTERS CROSSING –Conor Knighton examines the nationwide effort to design wildlife crossings in our highway system to help migrating animals safely cross roadways.

ON DISPLAY: BOB SCHIEFFER – Sharyn Alfonsi of 60 MINUTES visits with legendary CBS anchor and correspondent Bob Schieffer about putting his thoughts on canvas.

FINE PRINT: ABRAHAM VERGHESE – Tracy Smith chats with author Dr. Abraham Verghese about his work in the medical field and his bestselling book The Covenant of Water.

ON BROADWAY: CABARET – Mo Rocca is on Broadway for the revival of "Cabaret" starring Oscar winner Eddie Redmayne.

LEGENDS: JULIE ANDREWS – Jane Pauley talks with actor Julie Andrews and her daughter about their new children's book.

CLIMATE PICTURE – Ben Tracy spends time with photographer James Balog, whose specialty is documenting climate change.