The best-selling author introduced readers to Jack Reacher in 1997, who is becoming one of fiction’s most wildly-loved characters. In 2012, Tom Cruise brought the ex-military investigator to the big screen, playing the man who comes and goes without explanation. Child joins “CBS This Morning” to discuss bringing Reacher back for the 20th time in his new book “Make Me.” Source

The archbishop of Boston tells Norah O’Donnell about working with Pope Francis to remake the Catholic Church and combat child abuse. Source

North Korea’s cyberattack on Sony Pictures exposed a new reality: you don’t have to be a superpower to inflict damage on U.S. corporations. Steve Kroft reports. Source

As wildfires continue to rage in seven states, CBS correspondent Chris Martinez takes a look inside the National Inter-Agency Fire Center to see how the crucial decisions are made. Source

County Clerk Kim Davis’ laywers have filed an appeal to challenge the ruling that landed her in jail. Jerika Duncan reports from the courthouse. Source

New polls show Bernie Sanders is currently leading Hillary Clinton in New Hampshire 41 percent to 32 percent. Sanders has spent the last few days in Iowa and said Clinton’s “people are getting nervous about the kind of energy and enthusiam” his campaign has. Source

In this web exclusive, Chrissie Hynde of The Pretenders talks about the underground music scene in her hometown of Akron, Ohio, and how money has corrupted the business of rock ‘n’ roll. Source

Before YouTube, images of American life were documented in home movies. David Turecamo reports on the history of film footage that captured countless Baby Boomer childhoods, and on the Center for Home Movies, an organization devoted to preserving these cultural artifacts. Source

This week Stephen Colbert will bow as the new host of CBS’ “The Late Show” – and he won’t be like the comedic conservative pundit he played for a decade on Comedy Central’s satirical “The Colbert Report.” Colbert sits down with his former “Daily Show” colleague Mo Rocca at the Ed Sullivan Theater to talk about what viewers can expect from the real Colbert. Source

Dotan Negrin quit his job in order to travel the world with his piano, which he carts around and plays in unlikely outdoor settings. The 24-year-old has already visited hundreds of cities in 21 countries in his “Piano Around the World” tour. Steve Hartman reports. Source