The divers said the discovery could help solve a mystery – the whereabouts of the Amber Room, dubbed the “Eight Wonder of the World.” Source

A new documentary titled “Creem” is highlighting an upstart 1970s rock magazine with a big chip on its shoulder. The magazine, which shares the same title, was a gritty rival to the more-polished Rolling Stone. However, the small band of journalists at Creem wrote and lived like the very rock stars they covered, as Anthony Mason explores. Source

Dr. Sean Conley will provide an update on President Trump’s condition after the president tested positive for COVID-19. Source

A relic of Italian history has been revived by the coronavirus pandemic. A curious design feature seen on walls in some Italian cities is a little window that can discreetly open to serve food and drink to people on the street. Chris Livesay is in Florence where these “wine windows” are back in service. Source

The letter signed by 1,513 alumni says they are “firmly and passionately opposed to her nomination,” declaring Barrett fails to represent their views and values. Source

“Going welI, I think!” the president tweeted late Friday from Walter Reed. Source

Chef Jerome Grant’s extraordinary life and cooking is being highlighted on the “CBS This Morning: Saturday” series The Dish. Four years ago, Grant became the head chef at the newly-opened African American Museum in Washington, D.C. Before that, he ran the restaurant at the American Indian Museum. Now, the chef has branched out again, at the most challenging time possible. Jeff Glor paid Grant a visit at Jackie, located in the navy yard of the nation’s capital. Source

With the presidential election just 30 days out, a new book is documenting the remarkable origins of four of the U.S.’ first five presidents. The book is called “The Virginia Dynasty” and was written by former second lady Lynne Cheney. Jeff Glor speaks to Cheney about why she decided to shine on spotlight on some of the nation’s first leaders. Source

Kellyanne Conyway and the president’s campaign manager have joined others in testing positive for the virus. Source

Brittany Howard rose to fame as the lead singer of Alabama Shakes, releasing a platinum-selling debut album and winning four Grammys along the way. Then, Howard decided to challenge herself by breaking out on her own with a solo album. The album, “Jamie,” won wide critical praise. She now joins “CBS This Morning: Saturday” from Nashville to perform “Goat Head.” Source