U2, Min Jin Lee and Macy’s Parade Milestone Featured This Week on CBS Sunday Morning
Interviews and new music
Billy Evans speaks with correspondent Matt Gutman in his first television interview about his role in the documentary “You Can See Everything,” directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim. A preview describes Evans calling his portrayal “crazy” but saying it is entertainment.
U2 members Bono, The Edge, Adam Clayton and Larry Mullen Jr. discuss the group’s 50th anniversary and “Carnaval de Luz,” its first new-music album in nearly nine years. In an interview with Anthony Mason, they reflect on their Dublin beginnings, Mullen’s neck surgery and “Torn,” a duet with Dolly Parton that the program says became her final recording.
Books, reviews and remembrance
Bestselling “Pachinko” author Min Jin Lee talks with Jo Ling Kent about “American Hagwon,” the latest book in her series on Korean migration around the world. Jane Pauley reports on The Reader, a new online book resource from Washington Monthly. Co-founded by bestselling author Jonathan Alter, it features reviews, essays and recommendations; it launches Nov. 15. The program also remembers notable figures who died this week.
A parade reaches 100
Macy’s is marking the 100th Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City. Mo Rocca explores how artist and puppeteer Tony Sarg developed the parade’s balloons, floats and costumes a century ago. Rocca also visits the Macy’s Studio in Moonachie, New Jersey, where preparations for this year’s parade are underway, including designing, painting and inflating parade elements.
More stories and viewing options
The broadcast includes an almanac for Nov. 15 and photographs taken during the week of Nov. 8–14, 2026. Additional video collections explore London’s history and traditions, and geography, maps and the people drawn to them.
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Key points
- U2 discusses its 50th anniversary and the album “Carnaval de Luz.”
- Macy’s is celebrating the 100th Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City.
- Min Jin Lee discusses her new book, “American Hagwon.”
- The Reader, a Washington Monthly book resource, launches Nov. 15.