Hosted by Jane Pauley. In our cover story, Luke Burbank examines the difficulties facing farmers in finding farm workers. Plus: John Dickerson visits with Stephen Colbert on the night the “Late Show” host returned to performing in front of a full audience; Hua Hsu talks with Roots band leader Ahmir “Questlove” Thompson, director of the new music documentary, “Summer of Soul”; Mo Rocca interviews conservative legal star Ted Olson; Holly Williams looks into the schisms within Britain’s royal family; and Lee Cowan finds out what was involved in moving a Frank Lloyd Wright-designed house from Minnesota to Pennsylvania. Source

More than 150 people remained unaccounted for. Source

Mr. Trump went to northeast Ohio seeking revenge against Congressman Anthony Gonzalez, one of the House Republicans who voted to impeach following the January 6 attack on the Capitol. Source

Mr. Trump went to northeast Ohio seeking revenge against Congressman Anthony Gonzalez, one of the House Republicans who voted to impeach following the January 6 attack on the Capitol. Source

More than 150 people remained unaccounted for Saturday. Source

Rescue efforts continue as collapsed building’s past structural problems are revealed; Skateboarder brings her Navajo heritage to the skatepark Source

More than 150 people remained unaccounted for Saturday. Source

More than 1 million abandoned wells are scattered across the U.S., left behind when oil and gas companies cease operations. The wells are insidiously becoming an environmental threat as they leak methane, a major contributor to climate change. Jeff Berardelli has more. Source

Apple Daily, Hong Kong’s last pro-democracy newspaper, ended operations after mounting pressure from China’s government. The newspaper had long been targeted by the Chinese government for its criticisms of Hong Kong leaders and Beijing interference. Ramy Inocencio reports. Source

Here’s a look at the top stories making headlines on the “CBS Weekend News with Nancy Chen.” Source