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Monday December 1st

CONSUMER:CYBER MONDAY:  DIGITAL COUPONS ————-KRISTINE LAZAR REPORTS FROM LOS ANGELES

Clipping coupons was a great way to save money back in the day. Now, there’s a whole new way to do that in the digital age. On this Cyber Monday, we’ll show you how to use your smartphone to scope out the best deals that will save you serious money at checkout.

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Tuesday December 2nd

CONSUMER: TRAVEL TUESDAY:EXPLORATION CRUISES——WENDY GILLETTE REPORTS FROM THE ANTARCTIC 

AAA projects a record number of Americans will take a cruise next year. One category that’s rapidly growing is exploration cruises. Nature is the star on board instead of karaoke bars. Wendy cruises in the Galápagos Islands and Antarctica to show why the ships are attracting more passengers. 

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Wednesday December 3rd

CONSUMER: TRENDING GIFTS: WEARABLE WELLNESS GADGETS ———– EVYN MOON REPORTS FROM NEW YORK

Wellness-tech is at the top of consumer wish lists this year, named among the biggest gift trends of 2025, with searches high for “Smart Oura ring”, “fitness tracker” and “red light therapy mask”. Why are health-focused gadgets that track sleep, heart rate and stress gaining momentum? We spoke with a researcher in his ‘wearables lab’ about what shoppers should know when purchasing this tech.

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Thursday December 4th

CONSUMER: LIVESTREAM SHOPPING———— JARRED HILL REPORTS FROM NEW YORK

Livestream shopping could be the next frontier in online retail. It’s like QVC for the digital age.  A Brooklyn based husband and wife team behind NY COMICS opened their brick-and-mortar shop recently and say selling live on Whatnot has helped build a community, a customer base, and financial backing.

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Friday December 5th

HEALTH:LONELINESS HOLIDAY INCREASE—CRISTIAN BENAVIDES REPORTS FROM FLORIDA

The AARP is out with a study on the increase in loneliness, especially around the holidays. Loneliness has been linked to negative health consequences including higher risk of dementia, depression even heart disease. Some research says it can have the same impact on your health as smoking 15 cigarettes a day.

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Monday December 8th

HEALTH: MENTALLY UNSTITCHED ——- TINA KRAUS REPORTS FROM CHALFORD, ENGLAND

A young woman with autism and ongoing health challenges is overcoming barriers one stitch at a time.  Frustrated by how typical clothing felt against her skin, 22-year-old Millie Haywood created ‘Mentally Unstitched,” a line of soft, sensory-friendly hoodies designed to feel like a “comfort hug.” Millie says it’s about more than clothing; it’s a message that it’s okay to be different and to embrace what makes you unique.

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GOLDEN GLOBE NOMINATIONS——–GWEN BAUMGARDNER REPORTS FROM LOS ANGELES

Nominations for the 83rd Annual Golden Globes, the first major award show of the season, will be announced today. The Golden Globes, hosted by comedian and actress Nikki Glaser, will air on CBS and Paramount Plus on Sunday, January 11. The Golden Globes, “Hollywood’s Party of the Year,” is the world’s largest awards show celebrating the best of both film and television.

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Tuesday December 9th

CONSUMER:RETURN TO ANALOG CAMERAS———–JARRED HILL REPORTS FROM NY

If you’re on the hunt for new tech to finish your holiday shopping, maybe consider something old. Younger people are driving a spike in interest in film photography and those digital cameras from the mid-2000s. Jarred has a snapshot of the trend…and how the industry is taking notice.

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Wednesday December 10th

HEALTH: HOLIDAY STRESS———GWEN BAUMGARDNER REPORTS FROM LA

All that holiday cheer can also lead to elevated stress. A new poll shows Americans are more anxious than last year about the holidays. The economy and healthcare are major concerns for many. Gwen talks to an expert about how to keep your stress under control this holiday season.

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CONSUMER: FED INTEREST RATES ——–TBD REPORTS

The Federal Reserve holds its final meeting of 2025 and analysts are closely watching whether there will be another interest rate cut. The Central Bank did cut rates in September and October, but the government shutdown and limited economic data has made the outcome of this meeting less certain.

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Thursday December 11th

CONSUMER: LINE SITTERS——-MICHAEL GEORGE REPORTS FROM NY

How much do you hate waiting in long lines? Enough to pay someone to wait for you? Michael George gives us a look into the life of a “professional line sitter”.

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Friday December 12th

HOLIDAY SHIPPING DEADLINES ———— EVYN MOON REPORTS FROM NEW YORK

It’s projected that Americans will once again break spending records this holiday season, and the window to get gifts delivered on time is closing fast. Shipping deadlines start early next week to guarantee packages arrive before Christmas. We spoke with the President of eCommerce for DHL Supply Chain about why many families are preparing and shipping earlier this year, and what steps shoppers can take to avoid delays and missed deliveries. 

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Monday December 15th

CONSUMER: SILVER INFLUENCERS——-CRISTIAN BENAIDES REPORTS FROM MIAMI

Social media is not just a young person’s game anymore. “Silver Influencers” are growing in popularity- those are people over 65 who have huge online followings. Take the case of Suebelle Robbins – the “Instaqueen of Palm Beach” – who has over 500k followers on Instagram and nearly 200k on TikTok. Cristian shows us how being savvy on social media can work for people of all ages.

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Tuesday December 16th

JOBS REPORT—————–TBD REPORTS

The government is still catching up after the shutdown and today we get a look at jobs numbers from October and November. While recent reports have been beating expectations, the job market has been losing momentum for much of the year indicating a slowdown in hiring.

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Wednesday December 17th

AI FIGHTING HUNGER——NATALIE BRAND REPORTS FROM COLLEGE PARK, MARYLAND

College students are developing ways to use AI for public good, creating a voice bot to help tackle hunger. The students hope their project will better connect members of the public in need of food services with local food pantries that can help. Natalie gets a look at how it will work and why the students believe it’s so important to launch.

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NATIONAL YEAR ENDER ——-BRADLEY BLACKBURN REPORTS FROM NEW YORK

Deadly flooding in Central Texas killed more than 130 people in July, including 25 girls at a summer camp and their counselors. Multiple wildfires in Los Angeles and neighboring areas burned out of control for weeks in January, causing dozens of deaths and massive destruction. 2025 experienced several high-profile plane crashes including a mid-air collision near Washington Reagan National airport in January between an Army Black Hawk helicopter and an American Airlines regional jet that killed 67 people. A UPS cargo plane crash in Louisville, Kentucky also killed 12 people. Music mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs sentenced to 50 months behind bars after his conviction in July on prostitution-related charges, but he was acquitted of more serious charges including racketeering and sex trafficking.

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INTERNATIONAL YEAR ENDER ————TINA KRAUS REPORTS FROM LONDON

Pope Francis passes away, and the Vatican makes history by electing the first-ever American pontiff.  A fragile ceasefire holds in Gaza as Hamas releases the remaining Israel hostages. Diplomatic efforts intensify to end the war between Ukraine and Russia – and King Charles continues his cancer treatment while stripping his brother Andrew of his royal title amid the Epstein fallout.

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POLITICAL YEAR ENDER ———-NATALIE BRAND REPORTS FROM DC

2025 kicked off with a red wave in Washington as Republicans took over the House, Senate and White House. President Trump began upending the establishment from the day he was sworn into office.  That included steep cuts to the government as part of the DOGE campaign, passage of his “one, big, beautiful bill” and the deployment of national guard soldiers as part of a massive crackdown of illegal immigrants.  The president focused on the economy instituting new tariffs against every country in the world.  There was also battle over government funding that resulted in the longest shutdown in U.S. government history.  It was also a year of political violence that culminated in the death of conservative activist Charlie Kirk.

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HEALTH YEAR ENDER——-MICHAEL GEORGE REPORTS FROM NEW YORK

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. made drastic changes to the nation’s public health agencies this year—and he’s challenged long-proven facts about vaccines. Weight loss drugs continue to be widely popular and are proving to address many other health issues. Measles, whooping cough, bird flu, and influenza all unfortunately spread more than usual. And we’ll look at the latest trends on cancer diagnosis, treatments, and prevention.

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BUSINESS YEARENDER———JARRED HILL REPORTS FROM NEW YORK

By some metrics, 2025 looked like a tale of two economies. Silicon Valley chipmaker Nvidia became the first publicly traded company to surpass the four trillion dollars mark valuation, there’s an AI boom that seemingly won’t quit, and space tourism made history. On the other hand, an affordability crisis has many households struggling with persistently high prices for goods and services, amid a softening labor market. From branding to backlash….Labubus are in, the penny is out. CBS’s Jarred Hill clocks some of the top stories in business this year.

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ENTERTAINMENT YEAR ENDER — GWEN BAUMGARDNER REPORTS FROM LA

From his Super Bowl halftime performance to his 5 Grammy wins –Kendrick Lamar hit a high note this year. Taylor Swift also shared in success, proving that ‘The Life of a Showgirl’ also includes a good love story.  Between the infamous Coldplay concert and the suspension of Jimmy Kimmel, 2025 was filled with unforgettable moments in entertainment.

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OBITS YEAR ENDER—– PHOTO MONTAGE NO REPORTER TRACK

A Pope, one of the top movie stars of all time, and a scientist who studied chimpanzees are among the notable figures we lost in 2025.  Photo montage in various formats pays tribute to the prominent people.

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Formats:   Music and fonts

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CONSUMER:END OF YEAR MONEY MOVES———JILL SCHLESINGER REPORTS FROM NY

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Thursday December 18th

CONSUMER: COMMUNAL TABLES————-GWEN BAUMGARDNER REPORTS FROM LA

New data shows 90% of Gen Z-ers enjoy communal tables at restaurants. Even if it means being sandwiched between strangers.  One in three say they met a new friend this way, and one in seven say they landed a date.

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Friday December 19th

NORAD SANTA TRACKING————GWEN BAUMGARDNER REPORTS FROM LA

The North American Aerospace Defense Command is ready to track Santa on Dec. 24 and is celebrating the program’s 70th anniversary. NORAD monitors and defends North American airspace 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. On Dec. 24, NORAD has one additional mission: tracking Santa Claus as he makes his way across the globe, delivering presents to children.

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Monday December 22nd

HEALTH: AUTISM IN DOGS———-TINA KRAUS REPORTS FROM LONDON

It turns out being on the spectrum may not just apply to people.  A British scientist says dogs can experience a form of autism, although veterinarians won’t formally diagnose it.  Dr. Jacqueline Boyd says canines share key structural and chemical brain differences with people – making them susceptible to similar disorders.  She says the neurodevelopmental condition can be linked to repetitive behaviors, hyper-focus, and sensory sensitivity.  The technical term vets use is ‘canine dysfunctional behavior.’

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KENNEDY CENTER HONORS PREVIEW————JARRED HILL REPORTS FROM NEW YORK

The 48th Annual Kennedy Center Honors are set to air on CBS and stream on Paramount+ Tuesday night. We’ll meets some of this year’s honorees on the red carpet which include: country music singer George Straight, rockers Kiss, singer Gloria Gaynor, actor Sylvester Stallone and actor Michael Crawford.

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Tuesday December 23rd

CONSUMER: TRAVEL TUESDAY ASHEVILLE TOURISM RECOVERY——–WENDY GILLETTE REPORTS FROM ASHEVILLE, NC

This time of the year, Asheville, North Carolina is a Christmas wonderland with events and holiday happenings. Many of the festivities were put on hold last December because of Hurricane Helene and parts of the area are still rebuilding more than a year after the storm. Wendy visits Asheville to check in on the recovery.

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Wednesday December 24th

MEET THE MEDIA NUNS———-NATALIE BRAND REPORTS FROM VIRGINIA

In this day of technology and social media, a group of nuns is taking a modern approach to spreading God’s word. Nicknamed the “media nuns”, these religious sisters say their online activity is filling a pressing content demand for Catholic and pop culture crossover.

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Thursday December 25th

HEALTH: SPECIAL DELIVERY——–TBD REPORTS

This Christmas, a mom who never thought she could have children, is grateful to have her second baby home for the holidays. Amanda Gruendell was born without a uterus due to a rare condition. She underwent a uterus transplant at the Cleveland Clinic and gave birth to her daughter nearly five years ago and just last month she welcomed her second baby, a son. Amanda says she’s so grateful to the donor who allowed her to achieve her dreams.

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Friday December 26th

CONSUMER: BRIDGE CLUB————MICHAEL GEORGE REPORTS FROM NY

With this Sunday (28th) National Card Playing Day, Michael tries his hand at bridge, visiting the nation’s largest bridge club.   Card players gather daily at the Honors Bridge Club in Midtown Manhattan to play duplicate bridge which links them to competitors across the country in real time.

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Monday December 29th

HEALTH: PETS COLD WEATHER ———MICHAEL GEORGE REPORTS FROM NY

It’s getting colder- and if you’re freezing, just imagine how your dog or cat feels. Michael has some simple things you can do to keep your pets warm and safe this winter.

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Tuesday December 30th

HEALTH: SERVICE DOG SHORTAGE———GWEN BAUMGARDNER REPORTS FROM LA

Currently there is a massive nationwide shortage of service dogs. The biggest hurdle is not enough volunteers. Most organizations need ‘puppy raisers’ to take care of a dog until they are old enough to be officially trained. ‘Assistance Dogs International’ describes the need as critical.

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Wednesday December 31st

HEALTH:RACING AGAINST LONELINESS———–TINA KRAUS REPORTS FROM LONDON

Senior citizens are trading quiet afternoons for the ride of a lifetime… spinning through town in supercars to fight loneliness. The charity ‘Granborghini’ pairs volunteers and high-performance cars with older adults craving connection, offering thrills in Lamborghinis, Ferraris, and McLarens.  A British man who lost his grandmother to isolation set up the project to remind seniors how fun life can be and that adventure doesn’t have an age limit.

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NEW YEARS EVE——-  WENDY GILLETTE REPORTS FROM TIMES SQUARE

People from around the world will jam into Times Square to take part in one of the biggest New Year’s Eve celebrations.

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Thursday January 1st

HEALTH: NEW YEAR’S RESOLUTIONS ———-BRADLEY BLACKBURN REPORTS FROM NY

Bradley looks at some of the fitness trends for 2026.

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Friday January 2nd

FEATURE: THE SCIENCE OF KISSING ———TINA KRAUS REPORTS FROM LONDON

People do it, monkeys do it – even polar bears get in on the action.  Now researchers in the UK are investigating the science of smooching.  Their study suggests the mouth-on-mouth kiss dates back more than 21 million years, likely starting with the common ancestor of humans and other great apes.  The research shows Neanderthals may have kissed too – and that humans and Neanderthals may even have even shared a kiss or two.

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