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Friday, October 30th
HEALTH: HEALTHIER HALLOWEEN CANDY——-JARRED HILL REPORTS FROM NEW YORK
As consumers pay more attention to dyes and additives, “better-for-you” candy brands are popping up — and established names are introducing options with natural colors and ingredients. But despite growing awareness and more choices on shelves, consumers may not be ready to give up their traditional sweets just yet.
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Monday, November 2
CONSUMER: LAUNDRY STARTUP ———- BRADLEY BLACKBURN REPORTS
One person’s chore is another’s paycheck. As more Americans seek flexible work, a laundry startup called Poplin is turning washing and folding into a gig economy opportunity. Bradley Blackburn introduces us to one woman who’s turning loads of laundry into thousands of dollars a month.
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Tuesday, November 3
MIDTERM ELECTIONS ————BRADLEY BLACKBURN (DC), JARRED HILL (NY) NATALIE BRAND (DC)
Control of Congress is up for grabs in this year’s midterm elections. Republicans currently hold a thin edge in both the House and Senate, but historically midterms are difficult for the sitting president’s party. On top of that, Americans say they’re concerned about gas and groceries costing a whole lot more, leading President Trump’s approval ratings to take a hit and to Republican concern their candidates will also take a hit at the polls.
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Wednesday, November 4
HEALTH: DIABETES CLASSES—-MICHAEL GEORGE REPORTS FROM NY
November is Diabetes Awareness Month. The chronic disease affecting 40 million adults can be difficult to manage, between tracking your blood sugar, maintaining nutrition, and making
lifestyle changes. Michael shows us how one New York hospital is trying to help, by sending patients back to school.
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Thursday, November 5
CONSUMER: JILL ON MONEY: YEAR END MONEY MOVES———-JILL SCHLESINGER REPORTS FROM NEW YORK
The end of the year is fast approaching and even though it’s hectic, it may be worth it to spend a little time thinking about your finances. CBS News Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger explains.
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Friday, November 6
HEALTH: TOXIC AIR ON AIRPLANES————NATALIE BRAND REPORTS FROM DC
More and more flight attendants are sounding the alarm over cases of “toxic air bleeds” on commercial aircraft, which can happen when engine or hydraulic fluids leak into the cabin. There’s bipartisan legislation on Capitol Hill to try to prevent the issue moving forward. Natalie speaks to a flight attendant who says her health has suffered after experiencing multiple fume events.
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CONSUMER: JOBS REPORT————- EVYN MOON REPORTS FROM NEW YORK
The October jobs report offers a fresh look at the strength of the labor market, from hiring trends, unemployment and wage growth.
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Monday, November 9
CONSUMER: MALLS MAKE A COMEBACK——— NANA SENTUO BONSU REPORTS FROM
Shopping malls are making a comeback. Data shows that foot traffic continues to increase year after year – following a severe decline of shoppers — and mall closures connected to online shopping and the pandemic. We explain what is driving this resurgence and the role gen-z plays.
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Tuesday, November 10
HEALTH: ROBOTIC EXOSKELETON—-MAYA BLACKSTONE REPORTS FROM NEW YORK
Imagine being told you’ll never walk again. That is the reality for millions paralyzed by injury or illness. Now a new generation of robotic exoskeletons is making more mobility possible. Maya shows us a New York City clinic where paralyzed people using technology are taking steps forward.
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CONSUMER: INFLATION REPORT———-TBD REPORTS
New inflation data reveals whether price pressures are easing or intensifying as Americans head into the holiday shopping season.
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Wednesday, November 11
HEALTH: LINGERING BRAIN INJURIES FOR VETERANS—-NATALIE BRAND REPORTS FROM DC
This Veteran’s Day.. With reports of hundreds of U.S. servicemembers suffering from traumatic brain injuries from the conflict with Iran, veterans’ advocacy groups including the Wounded Warrior Project are sounding the alarm about the lasting impact of brain injuries. They are seeing first-hand how veterans wounded in Iraq and Afghanistan years ago are suffering, especially if the injury is not diagnosed and treated right away.
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Thursday, November 12
CONSUMER REALITY TV BARS————–GWEN BAUMGARDNER REPORTS FROM LA
As alcohol consumption continues to decline, bars are turning to an unlikely source to drive weeknight revenue- reality tv! Each week superfans and newbies pile-in to watch parties for a collective experience watching the shows.
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Friday, November 13
BOX TURTLE RESCUE———-BRADLEY BLACKBURN REPORTS FROM NEW YORK
North American Box Turtles facing the growing threat of illegal smuggling are finding refuge at the Bronx Zoo. There, the Wildlife Conservation Society is helping rehabilitate turtles rescued from the illegal wildlife trade. Bradley looks at the trafficking issue and the turtles’ road to recovery.
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Monday, November 16
FEATURE: TYPEWRITER ARTIST——TINA KRAUS REPORTS FROM LONDON
Imagine building a picture one keystroke at a time. That’s the art of James Cook, who uses an old-fashioned typewriter to create incredibly detailed portraits, letter by letter. Up close, they’re made of thousands of individual characters, but step back and the letters come together to reveal famous faces, sometimes with hidden messages woven in. The British artist’s work has caught the attention of celebrities and millions online. Now he’s taking the meticulous technique to New York’s Rockefeller ice rink, where he’ll use two million keystrokes to create his latest masterpiece.
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Tuesday, November 17
CONSUMER TRAVEL TUESDAY: WATER THERAPY————– WENDY GILLETTE REPORTS FROM MORRISTOWN, AZ
Many travelers head to water destinations for their vacations, but a growing number seek to soak in therapeutic waters to feel better and perhaps, heal their ailments. The thousands of hot springs around the world have varied concentrations of minerals, so the experience is always a little different. Wendy introduces us to resorts in Arizona and Italy.
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Wednesday, November 18
CONSUMER: THANKSGIVING MEAL COSTS ———- EVYN MOON REPORTS FROM NEW YORK
Thanksgiving could cost more this year, with the average meal projected at $90, up from $88 last year. The latest inflation report shows consumer prices rising 3.7% annually, adding pressure to holiday budgets. We break down prices for your Turkey dinner.
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Thursday, November 19
CONSUMER: DIGITAL PRICE TAGS ———– EVYN MOON REPORTS FROM NEW YORK
Paper price tags are going digital. Walmart plans to replace traditional shelf labels with electronic versions in every U.S. store by the end of 2026, allowing retailers to change prices instantly. But the technology is raising concerns among lawmakers about the potential for dynamic pricing — and whether shoppers could end up paying more.
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Friday, November 20
HEALTH: PROJECT ACL—-MEG OLIVER REPORTS FROM WHIPPANY, NJ
Tomorrow (Saturday, November 21), the 2025 NWSL Championship will air in primetime on CBS. Studies show female soccer players are 4-5 times more likely to suffer an ACL tear than male players. Project ACL was created to accelerate research into reducing ACL injuries in women’s soccer. Recently, the Project expanded to the United States in partnership with the National Women’s Soccer League. Meg sits down with Gotham FC and US Women’s National Soccer team defender Tierna Davidson. She’s back on the pitch this season after recovering from her second career ACL tear.
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CONSUMER: JILL ON MONEY: CHARITABLE GIVING——–JILL SCHLESINGER REPORTS FROM NEW YORK
This time of year, often inspires people to give back to their communities and share what they can. With just a week to go before Thanksgiving, CBS Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger has what you need to know before opening your heart and wallet.
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Monday, November 23
CONSUMER: HOLIDAY TOY PREVIEW ——– BRADLEY BLACKBURN REPORTS FROM NEW YORK
The holiday season is still months away, but it’s already prime time for the toy industry. Bradley Blackburn got a look at some of the new toys and trends that could be on kids’ lists come December.
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Tuesday, November 24
CONSUMER TRAVEL TUESDAY: FRENCH AND ITALIAN WINE TOURISM———–WENDY GILLETTE REPORTS FROM TUSCANY, ITALY
The wine on your Thanksgiving Day table may very well be from Europe, perhaps the wine-centric countries of France and Italy. Many oenophiles dream of visiting wine country overseas. Wendy shows us some of the more unusual experiences there.
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Wednesday, November 25
CONSUMER: LIBRARIES OF THINGS————-JARRED HILL REPORTS FROM NEW YORK
Public libraries are expanding beyond books by offering a “Library of Things” where patrons can borrow expensive items such as tools, kits, artwork, and specialty equipment for free, helping families save money. Jarred takes a look at the non-book items cardholders are borrowing to accomplish practical tasks and undertake new pursuits and hobbies.
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Thursday, November 26
HEALTH: GRATITUDE FOR YOUR HEALTH—-BRADLEY BLACKBURN REPORTS FROM NY
This holiday season is filled with gatherings with family and friends, and experts say it’s a great time to really take a pause and be thankful. Studies show experiencing and expressing gratitude can significantly impact your physical and mental health. Psychoanalyst Dr. Gail Saltz has tips for practicing gratitude this holiday season and why it’s a good idea to be grateful all year round.
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Friday, November 27
CONSUMER: FUNCTIONAL FRAGRANCES ———– JARRED HILL REPORTS FROM NEW YORK
Functional fragrances are gaining traction this holiday shopping season, with perfumes marketed to do more than just smell good. These scents claim to influence mood, reduce stress and improve focus through specific fragrance blends. But experts say the science behind those claims is still evolving.
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Monday, November 30
BOXING BISHOP——–TINA KRAUS REPORTS FROM LONDON
He’s an archbishop with a left hook for a cause, using boxing to battle gangs, knife crime and give young people a fighting chance at a better life. Dr. Costakis Evangelou is known as the Boxing Bishop in London, where he’s helping hundreds of young people build confidence, discipline, and respect. He sees the boxing ring as a place where young people can learn lessons that last long after the final bell.
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