ALL IN THE FAMILY Host Jane Pauley interviews cartoonist (and husband) Garry Trudeau, whose '60s comic strip at Yale, "Bull Tales," evolved into "Doonesbury," one of the most influential and enduring chronicles of the generational counter-culture. https://cbsn.ws/2Ru2bv9 | CBS Sunday Morning

Sunday Morning Almanac: February 17, 1972. 52 years ago today the fifteen million, seven thousand, thirty-fourth Volkswagen Beetle rolled off the assembly line, breaking a record. | CBS Sunday Morning

11K views · 294 reactions | The 1972 Munich Olympics hostage tragedy, covered live by ABC's Jim McKay, is revisited in "September 5." Sean McManus reflects on his father’s iconic reporting. https://cbsn.ws/3OIMW0X | CBS Sunday Morning | Facebook

Geoffrey Mason and his ABC Sports team pivoted from covering the 1972 Olympics to live coverage of a hostage situation, when Palestinian militants took 11 Israelis hostage. Mason and actor John Magaro, who plays Mason in the film, “September 5,” tell CBS Mornings about bringing the story to life on the big screen: “We tried to tell the story of this incredible event in the best way we could.” | CBS Mornings

In 1967, after the Supreme Court's landmark Loving decision ended bans against interracial marriage, Peggy Rusk – daughter of America's Secretary of State Dean Rusk – made front-page news by marrying Guy Smith, a Black riding instructor. For more, tune in to Mobituaries wherever you download podcasts. | CBS Sunday Morning