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***********INCLUDES GRAMMY AND SUPER BOWL COVERAGE PLANS*************

 

Wednesday January 28

HEALTH: BLOOD DONOR MONTH—-BRADLEY BLACKBURN REPORTS FROM NY

January is National Blood Donor Month. Right now the need for blood is urgent as blood donations tend to decline this time of year. The nation has seen a drop in donors due to the holidays, bad weather and illnesses, especially a severe flu season. Blood centers around the nation are encouraging people to roll up their sleeves and donate if they are able.

Bradley offers a package and tease at 3:30am ET.

 

AI MUSIC CRAZE——-GWEN BAUMGARDNER REPORTS FROM LA

After an AI song topped a Billboard country chart in the fall, the idea of an AI song or “artist” winning a Grammy does not sound too distant. Gwen looks at the growing AI trend in music.

She offers a package and tease at 3:30am ET.

 

CONSUMER: INTEREST RATES——— TBD REPORTS

At the January 27–28 Federal Reserve meeting, policymakers are widely anticipated to hold interest rates steady after recent cuts, emphasizing a cautious pause to assess incoming data on inflation and employment before making further moves. Only two rate cuts were projected for all of 2026.

Newspath offers package at 4pmET.

 

Thursday January 29th

GRAMMY AWARDS PREVIEW———GWEN BAUMGARDNER REPORTS FROM LA

Kendrick Lamar, Lady Gaga, Bad Bunny, Sabrina Carpenter.. just some of the contenders for top awards as this year’s Grammy Awards celebration on CBS and Paramount +.

Gwen offers a package and tease at 3:30am ET.

 

Friday January 30th

HEALTH:HIGH PROTEIN CRAZE———-MICHAEL GEORGE REPORTS FROM NY

From milk, to cereal, coffee, and pasta- if you’re looking for high protein options.. they’re available. Data shows, consumers care more and more about the protein content in their food. 

Michael offers a package and tease at 3:30am ET.

 

GRAMMY AWARDS PREPS—–GWEN BAUMGARDNER REPORTS FROM LA

The red carpet, and seating charts are in place for music biggest night of the year.

Gwen offers a package and tease at 3:30pm ET.

 

Sunday February 1st

GRAMMY AWARDS———-GWEN BAUMGARDNER REPORTS FROM LA

Kendrick Lamar, Lady Gaga, Bad Bunny, Sabrina Carpenter.. just some of the contenders for top awards as this year’s Grammy Awards celebration on CBS and Paramount +.

Gwen offers an insert, package and tease at 5:30pmET, 10:30pmET, updated as necessary.

Live 430pm-730pmET. Then live after the show through 2:30am ET.

 

Monday February 2nd

GRAMMY WRAP———–BRADLEY BLACKBURN FROM NY

Bradley has all the big highlights and winners of the 2026 Grammy Awards.

He offers a package and tease at 4:30am ET. Live available.

 

HISTORY ON ICE——-JARRED HILL REPORTS FROM NY

Laila Edwards is set to make history as the first Black female to represent the U.S. in Olympic hockey. Before heading to Milan, Italy, the 21-year-old Edwards enjoyed a memorable homecoming in Cleveland.

Jarred offers a package at 330amET.

 

Tuesday February 3rd

CONSUMER:TRAVEL TUESDAY:TRIP AROUND THE WORLD———–WENDY GILLETTE REPORTS FROM ONBOARD WORLD TOUR JET

Traveling around the world is a dream for many.  More private jets can take globe trotters on quick trips, but those come with a big price tag.  Options are also available for travelers to build their own itinerary using points for much less. Wendy speaks to a planning expert and shows us what the once in a lifetime trip is all about.

She offers a package and tease at 330amET.

 

HEALTH: FIT FOR LIFE ——– TINA KRAUS REPORTS FROM LONDON

93-year-old Dorene Hargreaves started dancing when she was a toddler and has been running fitness classes for more than 60 years.  She jokes her high kicks aren’t what they used to be, but her energy still leaves students half her age trying to keep up.  She says music and teaching give her the strength to keep moving and to care for her husband she once ballroom danced with. 

Tina offers a package and tease at 3:30am ET.

 

Wednesday February 4th

CONSUMER:SUPER BOWL FOOD PRICES———CRISTIAN BENAVIDES REPORTS FROM MIAMI

Super Bowl Sunday won’t just be a big day for football, it’s also a big day for chicken wings, which are down in price… We break down the latest reports on the costs of popular gameday food items, and talk with restaurants and sports fans about preparations.

Cristian offers package and tease at 3:30amET

 

Thursday February 5th

SUPER BOWL 2026: SECURITY AND PREPS——-GWEN BAUMGARDNER REPORTS FROM SAN FRANCISCO

Extensive security plans are underway as the City of San Francisco and Santa Clara prepare for Super Bowl LX at Levi’s Stadium.  An enhanced law enforcement presence of local and federal officers will be on hand, along with advanced technologies such as facial recognition and drone infrastructure. Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem has said that US Customs and Immigration Enforcement (ICE) will conduct immigration enforcement in the area during Super Bowl week.

Gwen offers an insert, package and tease at 330amET .

She is available for custom live shots, Q and A or debriefs 4am- 10amET.

 

CONSUMER:TAX SEASON PREPS——————JILL SCHLESINGER REPORTS FROM NEW YORK

Tax season is underway, and experts say getting organized early can save you time and money. Jill Schlesinger breaks down what documents you’ll need, common mistakes to avoid, and smart moves that could boost your refund or lower what you owe.

Jill offers package and tease at 11:30amET

 

SUPER BOWL 2026: HALFTIME SHOW PREVIEW——-TBD REPORTS FROM SAN FRANCISCO

Bad Bunny will headline the 2026 Super Bowl halftime show on February 8, 2026, at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California. He will be the first Latin American artist to headline the show. The NFL is expected to host a Super Bowl entertainment event on Thursday before the game.

TBD offers a package, tease, and look live at 430pmET.

 

Friday February 6th

SUPER BOWL 2026: FANS——-GWEN BAUMGARDNER REPORTS FROM SAN FRANCISCO

Thousands of football fans will head to the Bay Area for Super Bowl LX between the New England Patriots and the Seattle Seahawks. As the excitement for Super Bowl LX builds, San Francisco’s Moscone Center will be at the heart of the action, hosting official Super Bowl events, interactive fan experiences, and exclusive celebrations leading up to the big game. 

Gwen wraps the excitement surrounding the big game in a 330amET PKG, Insert, and Tease. 

She is available for custom live shots, Q and A or debriefs 4am- 10amET.

 

ARTEMIS LAUNCH——–CRISTIAN BENAVIDES REPORTS FROM KENNEY SPACE CENTER, FLORIDA 

February 6th opens the first potential launch window for the Artemis 11 mission.  This will be the first crewed mission of the program during which four astronauts will perform a lunar flyby.

Cristian will offer packages and has live availability from Florida.

 

HEALTH: HEART MONTH GO RED FOR WOMEN—-MARY NICKLES REPORTS FROM SALT LAKE CITY

National Wear Red Day is Friday, February 6, 2026.  Cardiovascular disease is the Number 1 killer of women in the US. Beth Opel is  among the American Heart Association’s Go Red for Women Class of Survivors . Beth knew she had a family history of heart disease so when she had some worrisome symptoms in 2022, she knew to take them seriously.  She was suffering with pressure in her neck, chest and back that started to intensify during her car ride home from a trip. She went to the ER and tests showed she was having a heart attack. She had surgery and a stent implanted for a complete blockage. She wants other women to know what to look for. Mary offers a package at 3:30amET.

 

CONSUMER:JOBS REPORT———-TBD REPORTS

All eyes are on the January jobs report, with economists watching to see if hiring stays strong or shows signs of cooling after the holidays. The numbers could shape expectations for interest rates and what the labor market looks like heading into spring.

Newspath offers package at 2:30pmET

 

Sunday February 8th

SUPER BOWL 2026: SITES AND SOUNDS——GWEN BAUMGARDNER REPORTS FROM SANTA CLARA

Thousands of fans will pack Levi’s Stadium for Super Bowl LX, with more than 100-million people around the country watching on TV, as the AFC and NFC champions face off for the Vince Lombardi Trophy. Game day will feature an opening ceremony with Green Day and the halftime show headlined by GRAMMY Award-winning global superstar Bad Bunny. A celebration of the 250th anniversary of the United States Declaration of Independence is expected to be a part of the festivities. 

Gwen offers a package, tease and looklive at 11pmET.

 

Monday February 9th

SUPER BOWL 2025: WRAP——-GWEN BAUMGARDNER REPORTS FROM SANTA CLARA

Gwen has more on the fans, headlines and winners of this year’s Super Bowl.

She offers an insert, package and tease at 330amET.

Gwen is available for custom live shots, Q and A or debriefs 4am -10amET.

 

HEALTH:AUTISM TOOTH TIPS——-TINA KRAUS REPORTS FROM LONDON

Parents of autistic children have teamed up with dental experts to launch toothPASTE, an online hub with practical tips on brushing, dentist visits, and healthy eating.  British researchers found one in four kids with autism has tooth decay by age five and they’re less likely to visit the dentist and twice as likely to need treatment under general anesthetic. The website is designed specifically for kids who find toothbrushing stressful, helping families reduce the risk of serious dental procedures.

Tina offers a package and tease at 3:30am ET.

 

Tuesday February 10th

CURLING CLUB———BRADLEY BLACKBURN REPORTS FROM NY

The sport of curling may still seem like a curiosity to most spectators, that surfaces every four years at the Winter Olympics.. but this ice sport is growing in popularity across the US.  Since it doesn’t involve running, jumping or lifting heavy objects, Bradley shows us how curling can be fun for every age group.

He offers a package and tease at 330amET.

 

Wednesday February 11th

AI DATA CENTERS———NATALIE BRAND REPORTS FROM LOUDOUN COUNTY, VA

The Trump administration is trying to supercharge the race to dominate artificial intelligence by fast tracking permits for the data centers that power AI. But many homeowners are saying not so fast, concerned about the impacts these massive centers have on communities. As Natalie reports, the debate is becoming a political issue in local elections.

She offers a package and tease at 330amET.

 

CONSUMER:INFLATION REPORT ———-TBD REPORTS

The latest inflation report reveals how prices moved in January, including what consumers paid for groceries, gas, rent, and travel. Economists are looking for signs that inflation is easing — which could influence when the Federal Reserve considers cutting rates.

Newspath offers package at 2:30pmET

 

Thursday February 12th

HEALTH: HEART MONTH CARDIAC REHAB WOMEN—-NEWSPATH REPORTS FROM GREAT NECK, NY

This Heart Month…

Cardiac rehabilitation after a heart attack or heart surgery is a proven therapy to improve cardiovascular health according to the American Heart Association . The benefits include reduced hospital readmission rates, lower death rates, and better quality of life. Despite how effective cardiac rehab can be, many women are not receiving it when they should be. Doctors say they face barriers related to low referral rates, other medical problems, their roles in society and there are also racial and ethnic disparities that exist. TBD offers a package and tease at 3:30amET.

 

CONSUMER:LOVE & MONEY———JILL SCHLESINGER REPORTS FROM NY

Jill offers a package at 1130amET.

 

Friday February 13th

CONSUMER: PETS VALENTINES ————– CRITISTIAN BENAVIDES REPORTS FROM MIAMI

Finding the perfect gift or activity for Valentine’s Day doesn’t just apply to your two-legged significant other… People are finding gifts and spending money on who they consider their most loyal companions: their pets. We talk to pet owners about what they’re doing for their furry family, and with ASPCA on what popular Valentines Day gifts not to gift your pet.

Cristian offers package and tease at 3:30amET

 

Monday, February 16

CONSUMER: PRESIDENT’S DAY SALES BEST MATTRESS TO BUY ———————– EVYN MOON REPORTS FROM NEW YORK

A Harvard Sleep Scientist takes us to a Mattress Firm to talk about sleep habits, and what consumers should be looking for in 2026 for better sleep. She says a Harvard study found Americans spend 1/3 of our lives sleeping, yet mattress purchases are often made quickly and with little research from customers. Respondents had only moderate sleep satisfaction (6.7/10) and 17% reported owning their mattress 10 or more years, which eclipses the recommended useful life for most mattress brands.

Evyn offers package and tease at 3:30amET

 

Tuesday, February 17

CONSUMER: TRAVEL TUESDAY: SOLO WOMEN TRAVEL————– WENDY GILLETTE REPORTS FROM SCOTTSDALE, AZ

More women are choosing to hit the road by themselves these days. Whether it’s for self-improvement, me time or just to relax, going it alone is more common. Wendy visits some popular destinations for single females and explores why women are choosing such trips.

Wendy offers package and tease at 3:30amET

 

Wednesday February 18th

HEALTH:DOGS AND CBD——–GWEN BAUMGARDNER REPORTS FROM LA

New research from Arizona shows cannabis products could help lower aggression in dogs. Scientists analyzed data from 50-thousand dog owners and found those receiving regular CBD supplements exhibit less aggression over time.

Gwen offers a package and tease at 330amET.

 

Thursday, February 19

HEALTH: KIDULT CLASSES ——- TINA KRAUS REPORTS FROM LONDON

Health experts say making exercise fun can help adults stick with it. “Kidult” classes are turning childhood games like hopscotch, tag, wheelbarrow races, and “What’s the Time, Mr. Wolf?” into workouts.

The idea is to bring back the joy of play, so moving your body feels less like a chore.  Studies show when exercise is playful, people are far more likely to make it a habit.

Tina offers a package and tease at 3:30am ET.

 

Friday, February 20

CONSUMER: 2026 NATIONAL TOY FAIR ——————- BRADLEY BLACKBURN REPORTS FROM NEW YORK

We visit the annual Toy Fair to get a preview of what toymakers have in store for the year ahead, looking at trends, new technology and what parents and kids are looking for in 2026.

Bradley offers package and tease at 3:30amET.

 

Monday February 23rd

HEALTH:PADEL POPULARITY———–CRISTIAN BENAVIDES REPORTS FROM MIAMI

The racket sport that’s growing in popularity here in the U.S. and it’s not pickleball.  Padel is a fast-paced racket sport that combines tennis and squash. It’s been described as the world’s fastest growing sport. The U.S. Padel Association estimates that by 20-30 the U.S. will have more than 30-thousand courts and 10 million players.

Cristian offers a package and tease at 330amET.

 

Tuesday February 24th

HEALTH:LOADED WATER ———–MICHAEL GEORGE REPORTS FROM NY

It’s the latest trend to get folks healthy and hydrated. Loaded Water adds all kinds of flavor enhancers, electrolytes and probiotics to encourage people to drink more water. Proponents say it helps encourage proper hydration- some dieticians warn a lot of these homemade recipes involve sugary syrups and calories that people don’t need.

Michael offers a package and tease at 330amET.

 

Wednesday, February 25

SURVIVOR 50———–TBD REPORTS

Survivor is celebrating a landmark 50th season on CBS.  We’re on the red carpet. We also take a tour of the new  “survivor” museum in New York City. 

Newspath offers a package and tease at 330amET.

 

CONSUMER: FINANCIAL AID AWARENESS MONTH ——————- JILL SCHLESINGER REPORTS FROM NEW YORK

February is Financial Aid Awareness Month during which educators and advocates encourage students and families to apply for financial aid and focus on educating students and parents about grants, scholarships, loans, work-study, and the importance of the FAFSA application to make higher education more accessible and affordable.

Jill offers package and tease at 11:30amET

 

Thursday, February 26

CONSUMER: HOTEL FURNITURE SHOWROOMS —————– BRADLEY BLACKBURN REPORTS FROM NEW YORK

There’s a growing trend towards hotel rooms that are effectively showrooms, where guests can buy almost anything in the room. In an age of online shopping, it’s a new way to get people’s in-person attention, like one hotel in Philadelphia that partnered with the familiar brand Anthropologie, and another in the Catskills. We take a look inside a hotel showroom about this new way to sell furniture.

Bradley offers package and tease at 3:30amET

 

Friday, February 27

HEALTH: RARE DISEASE DAY —  TBD REPORTS

Tomorrow, (Feb 28) is Rare Disease Day, raising awareness for the 300 million people living with rare and difficult to diagnose conditions worldwide. While disease individually may be rare, together an estimated 25 to 30 million Americans are affected according to the National Institutes of Health

Newspath offers a package and tease at 3:30amET.

 

Questions/suggestions : Email Maura McHugh mmchugh@cbs.com