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Colin Kaepernick wrote his first children’s book — and it’s a story about identity, adoption and self-love. Jericka Duncan speaks with the book’s illustrator about bringing the story to life and the inspiration behind a young Colin, tomorrow on #CBSMornings.

Always great to work with JB James Brown

Sailing often seems out of reach for many families of color — but one community is working to change that. A sailing camp in Vermont is offering free lessons to diversify its program in hopes of changing the face of the sport. cbsn.ws/3coYQgv

At just 11 years old, reporter Pepper Persley (Pepper Persley & Christopher Persley) is making her mark on the sports world — and now, she’s teaming up with top WNBA stars to fight bullying.

“We are just getting started!” Tony Dokoupil, Gayle King and Nathaniel E Burleson celebrate our News Emmy for Outstanding Live News Program 🎉

WATCH: A recent visit to Arizona to break bread with voters as they think about the midterms. The revival of the CBS Mornings series “3 Meals” yielded interesting answers on Biden, Trump, the border, abortion & more. Big thanks to producer Lete Childs:

Washington non-profit Furnish Hope D.C. helps keep usable items out of landfills while filling the homes of those in need with new furniture — and hope. “There is enough for everyone to have a comfortable home,” its founder told JB James Brown.

Great to produce this story with Amy Grant & Vladimir Duthiers

From Music City to the slopes of Park City to an underground bunker in West Virginia, I learned so much and always had fun with Kerry Sanders.

Exciting news today that this important issue — bad water at Camp Lejeune — got some attention from the Emmys committee with a nomination and THRILLED AS USUAL that CBS Mornings always leans in on the tough stories. Great team: Jessica Kegu 周子愉 Fausto Chou Lete Childs

For more than 20 years, Calvin Ford has been a father figure, mentor and coach to countless children at Baltimore’s Upton Boxing Center. The free gym aims to give kids a place of hope and purpose: “They got people that's trying to help them achieve the best out of them.”

A year after Pres. Biden created a path to compensate Marines and their families for possible toxic water exposure at Camp Lejeune, +93,000 claims have been filed + no settlements paid. Mike Partain, born on the base, told 周子愉 Fausto Chou “it’s angering.”

Thanks to producer Lete Childs and everyone who made this piece possible, including the brave, bad*ss Afghan military vets.

Where was the first U.S. concert by The Beatles? And what 15-year-old future celebrity was there? Major Garrett explores with Al Gore. cbs.com/shows/video/Aj…

These students are breaking barriers by bringing figure skating to Howard University. Michelle Miller catches up with them ahead of their first competition, tomorrow on CBS Mornings.

Thank you Nancy Cordes and Lete Childs at CBS Mornings for this great coverage of just what #Medicaidexpansion means to people who have previously been forced to go w/o access to care - and what a common-sense policy move it is. Let's close the coverage gap in the last 10 states!

One team will hear this song play for them tonight. Great piece by Lete Childs JB James Brown for CBS Mornings

Next year, Weijia Jiang will be the first woman of color to serve as President of WHCA. But her story begins in an unexpected small town — and she took Vladimir Duthiers back home to share the emotional journey to reaching her dreams.