Just over two months ago James Corden launched a new era for “The Late Late Show.” In that short time, he already played dodgeball with One Direction, sang with Justin Bieber, acted with Tom Hanks and battled Anna Kendrick in a sing off. Corden joins “CBS This Morning” to discuss his experiences. Source

Latin pop star Enrique Iglesias was performing in Tijuana, Mexico on Saturday when he tried to grab a small drone. The rotors cut his hand, but he stuck out his bloody injury and performed for 30 more minutes. Gayle King reports. Source

Nick Dietz compiles some of the latest and greatest viral videos, including two little pigs showing the ropes to their new dog pal and MIT’s new running, jumping cheetah robot. To see these videos in their entirety, click HERE. Source

Web extra: Jerry Seinfeld, host of “Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee,” describes what comics have in common with one another and what sets them apart from other people. Anthony Mason reports. Source

More than 2,000 people have died in India’s extreme heat in a week. The problem is compounded by acute shortages of clean drinking water. Allen Pizzey reports. Source

In an interview with “Face the Nation” host Bob Schieffer, former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush talked about the problems his family’s history might pose for him if he runs for president. Source

Federal law enforcement sources tell CBS News the allegations of sexual misconduct against former House Speaker Dennis Hastert involve a male student and date back more than 30 years. Hastert has yet to respond publicly to allegations that he paid hush money to keep the alleged misconduct a secret. Julianna Goldman reports. Source

In central and southern Texas, rivers are still rising as another storm threatens to dump up to 5 more inches of rain. As Don Dahler reports, 11 people are still missing in Wimberly, Texas. Source

The president is pushing for the Senate to pass the USA Freedom Act, which would curb the NSA’s controversial surveillance powers without expiring them completely. Source

The summer movie season is well under way, but last week’s box office results surprised Hollywood — and not in a good way. Now, the movie mecca may be forced to transition from big-budget releases to smaller budget, independent movies. Fandango managing editor Erik Davis joins “CBS This Morning: Saturday” to preview indie films that could make a big splash at the box office. Source