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Monday, March 2

CONSUMER: BEER LAB BURGERS ——— TINA KRAUS REPORTS FROM LONDON

Beer waste could soon help build your next burger. British scientists are taking leftover brewer’s yeast to help produce lab-grown meat. They say the recycled material can mimic the texture and feel of real meat while cutting down on waste.

Tina offers a package at 3:30amET.

 

Tuesday, March 3

CONSUMER: TRAVEL TUESDAY: HOTEL RENOVATIONS —————–WENDY GILLETTE REPORTS FROM KEY BISCAYNE, FLORIDA

Multi-million-dollar hotel renovations are increasingly common across the world. Wendy tours some of the most spectacular upgrades in the U.S. and discovers what’s driving the huge spending spree.

She offers package and tease at 3:30amET.

 

Wednesday, March 4

HEALTH: PET VACCINE HESITANCY———BRADLEY BLACKBURN REPORTS FROM NEW YORK

Data shows that more Americans are becoming skeptical about vaccines, and veterinarians say that is extending to pets. Vaccines can help prevent illnesses that can be deadly for pets and potentially harmful for people too. Bradley explores the issue with an experienced veterinarian.

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CONSUMER: LAYOFF PROTECTION PLANS ———— JILL SCHLESINGER REPORTS FROM NEW YORK

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Thursday, March 5

CONSUMER: BOOKS AND BODEGAS————JARRED HILL REPORTS FROM NEW YORK

We’ve seen little lending libraries pop up in neighborhoods across the U.S., but now, a more urban take is popping up in New York City bodegas. During this National Reading month, Jarred visits a Books and Bodega location to find out what people are reading and how the trend got started.

Jarred offers package and tease at 3:30amET

 

Friday, March 6

HEALTH:KIDS AND SLEEP———–GWEN BAUMGARDNER  REPORTS FROM LA

A new poll shows a child’s sleep can impact the whole family.. with nearly half of US children not getting enough zz’s.

Gwen offers a package at 330amET.

 

CONSUMER: JOBS REPORT ——————– TBD REPORTS

The February jobs report will come out at 8:30amET.

Newspath offers package at 2:30pmET

 

Monday, March 9

CONSUMER: SPRING BREAK CHANGES —————— CRISTIAN BENAVIDES REPORTS FROM MIAMI, FL

After breaking up with Spring Break, Miami Beach is loosening its restrictions, but that doesn’t mean a return to the past. Businesses on the beach are looking to shift the focus to health and wellness, hosting fitness-focused events in hopes of attracting a different crowd.

Cristian offers package and tease at 3:30amET.

 

Tuesday, March 10

HEALTH:FOOD BANK PHARMACIES—————NATALIE BRAND REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON DC

As the “food is medicine” movement rises in popularity, more and more “food pharmacies” are providing patients with a healthy way to fight chronic illness. The pharmacies allow doctors to prescribe fresh fruits and vegetables as one way to combat diabetes, hypertension, and other illness.

Natalie offers a package and tease at 330amET.

 

Wednesday March 11th

SWEETEN THE PLANET———-TINA KRAUS REPORTS FROM LONDON

A 7-year-old is inspiring his community with a sugar-filled mission to tackle plastic waste. After discovering his local recycling program didn’t accept certain types of popular candy containers, he rallied neighbors and grocery stores to keep the plastic tubs out of the landfill. The pint-sized eco-warrior nicknamed “Sweet Tub Teddy” set out to collect 5 thousand of them – but ended up gathering more than 11 thousand which are being turned into furniture – including a bench for his school.

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

 

CONSUMER: INFLATION REPORT ————– TBD REPORTS

February inflation numbers come out at 8:30am. We will talk to a Bankrate economist and CBS Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger about what it means for prices at home.

Newspath offers package at 2:30pmET.

 

Thursday, March 12th

HEALTH: WORLD GLAUCOMA DAY—-TBD REPORTS

Thursday, March 12 is World Glaucoma Day, stressing the importance of early detection and treatment. Glaucoma is one of the leading cases of blindness, affecting more than three million people in the US according to the CDC. Glaucoma is painless, which is why it is often described as the “silent thief of sight.”

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

 

Friday, March 13

DEATH VALLEY SUPER BLOOM————GWEN BAUMGARDNER REPORTS FROM DEATH VALLEY, CALIFORNIA

Death Valley is known as one of the driest places on Earth, but right now it’s vibrant and alive with blossoming wildflowers. Gwen tells us, why this is the best “superbloom” in a decade.

She offers a package and tease at 330amET.

 

CONSUMER: JILL ON MONEY: TAX SCAMS ————– JILL SCHLESINGER REPORTS FROM NEW YORK

Tax season is in full swing, with the April deadline fast approaching. But what should you look out for before and after you file?

Jill offers package and tease at 11:30amET.

 

OSCARS PREVIEW——–GWEN BAUMGARDNER REPORTS FROM LOS ANGELES

Vampire blockbuster “Sinners” leads the Oscar pack with 16 nominations. Other movies up for multiple awards include “One Battle After Another,” “Marty Supreme,” “Frankenstein,” and “Hamnet.” Gwen has a preview of Hollywood’s biggest night.

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Sunday, March 15, 2026

OSCARS WRAP——-GWEN BAUMGARDNER REPORTS FROM LOS ANGELES

Will “Sinners” with 16 nominations, the most of all time, dominate the Oscars Sunday night… or will Leonardo DiCaprio and the cast of “One Battle After Another” take center stage? Gwen wraps the winners.

She offers a package and tease at 1045pmET.

 

Monday, March 16, 2026

OSCARS WRAP——–BRADLEY BLACKBURN REPORTS FROM NEW YORK

Analysts predict epic audience driven films could win big at the Oscars this year… but the intimate character focused films are also in the running. Bradley wraps the winners.

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CONSUMER: REMAKING THE IRISH PUB ————– BRADLEY BLACKBURN REPORTS FROM NEW YORK

On St. Patrick’s Day, people will head to the pub for green beer and buffalo wings — which aren’t exactly Irish. A new generation of restauranteurs is on a mission to change America’s notion of an Irish pub. At Banshee in NYC, Guiness is served with oysters, like it might be along the western Irish coastline, and Irish Brown Bread is on the menu, alongside some elevated cocktails. We step inside the buzz-generating bar with a new take on the sports pubs of the past.

Bradley offers package and tease at 3:30amET

 

Tuesday March 17th

CONSUMER TRAVEL TUESDAY: GROUP GOLF—————– WENDY GILLETTE REPORTS FROM MONTEGO BAY, JAMAICA

Interest in golf spiked during the pandemic and has remained high among leisure and business travelers. Some resorts welcome large groups of golfers who spend time off the links as well, staying together in villas.

Wendy offers a package and tease at 330amET.

 

FEATURE: GECKO MUSEUM——-MICHAEL GEORGE REPORTS FROM NEW YORK

They’re tiny reptiles who now have a tiny museum devoted just to them. Michael visits the “Gecko Gallery” and tells us why it’s important we protect these incredible animals.

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Wednesday, March 18

HEALTH: COLON CANCER MONTH EARLY ONSET BLACK AMERICANS—-EMILY MCLEOD REPORTS FROM ATLANTA

Colon cancer is now the leading cause of cancer-related death for men and women under the age of 50. During this Colorectal Cancer Month Emily looks at why Black Americans are at higher risk and more likely to be diagnosed with the disease under the age of 50 and with more advanced disease.

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CONSUMER: FED MEETS ON INTEREST RATES —————- TBD REPORTS

Due to stubborn inflation and a resilient labor market, rate cuts are not expected in March. Bankrate’s annual forecast anticipates three potential cuts in 2026, while FedWatch suggests only two. We talk to economists about the outlook for the year ahead, and when we could see the first rate cut.

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Thursday, March 19

HEALTH: SOBER HOUSE GAMBLING—-JARRED HILL REPORTS FROM DAYTON, NJ

As March Madness kicks off this week, nearly 20 million American adults reported experiencing at least one problematic gambling behavior “many times” in the past year, according to National Council on Problem Gambling. Right Choice Recovery in Dayton, NJ is a men’s “sober house,” considered one of the first in the nation for sports betting.

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

 

CONSUMER: JILL ON MONEY: SPRING CLEANING FOR YOUR FINANCES ———- JILL SCHLESINGER REPORTS FROM NEW YORK

Jill offers package and tease at 11:30amET

 

Friday March 20

FEATURE:PINBALL POPULARITY ———BRADLEY BLACKBURN REPORTS FROM NEW YORK

The mechanical thumps and metallic clangs of the arcade are back—with pinball finding a new generation of fans. Bradley joins the women leading the resurgence as he visits a local champion with more than a dozen machines in her New York home.

Bradley offers package and tease at 3:30amET

 

HEALTH:BLIND THEATER———-GWEN BAUMGARDNER REPORTS FROM LA

A theatre company in Los Angeles is working to change the way people view blind actors. Their upcoming musical has an all-blind cast, and the director hopes that the show’s success will encourage other theatres to offer similar opportunities. It follows a growing national movement to make theatre more accessible for audiences with visual disabilities.

Gwen offers a package and tease at 330amET.

 

Monday, March 23

CONSUMER: HIGH END NANNIES ———- CRISTIAN BENAVIDES REPORTS FROM MIAMI

Being a caretaker for a child has turned into a lucrative profession for a small group of professional nannies in Palm Beach, Florida – some of whom are making over $200,000 a year, plus benefits and retirement. We meet with two nannies who give us an inside look at how much the baby biz has changed, and just how competitive it’s gotten to land one of these gigs.

Cristian offers package and tease at 3:30amET.

 

Tuesday, March 24

HEALTH: DIABETES ALERT DAY—-KAREN HUA REPORTS FROM HOUSTON

Tuesday, March 24 is Diabetes Alert Day, observed each year to encourage Americans to find out their risk of type 2 diabetes. The American Diabetes Association says with early detection and awareness, you can prevent or delay the onset. That includes healthy eating, increasing physical activity and reducing stress.

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

 

Wednesday March 25

HEALTH:YOUNG ATHLETE NUTRITION ––GWEN BAUMGARDNER REPORTS FROM LOS ANGELES.

As young athletes work to balance class and competition, pediatricians are underscoring the need to have kids properly fuel. That includes more carbs and a lot more water. One Los Angeles doctor explains that without proper fuel or hydration, athletes open themselves up to increased risk of injury, reduced performance, and longer recovery times.

Gwen offers a package and tease at 330amET.

 

CONSUMER: JILL ON MONEY: TAX REFUND TO-DOS ———– JILL SCHLESINGER REPORTS FROM NEW YORK

Jill offers package and tease at 11:30am

 

Thursday, March 26

CONSUMER: DEVICE FREE CAMPUS ——— JARRED HILL REPORTS FROM NEW YORK

Jarred shows us how some colleges are combatting cell phones on campus by making university wide device-free rules.

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FEATURE: DOG MUSEUM————–MICHAEL GEORGE REPORTS FROM NEW YORK

Michael visits a New York City Museum where visitors are encouraged to bring their dog. The American Kennel Club’s Museum of the Dog features paintings and sculptures of dogs and exhibits on presidential dogs and on various breeds.

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Monday March 30th

MUDLARKING TREASURE ——- TINA KRAUS REPORTS FROM LONDON

Centuries of London’s history are hidden beneath the River Thames – and mudlarkers are on a mission to find it. The niche hobby has exploded in popularity because of social media, with enthusiasts finding everything from ancient coins to lost trinkets, that tell stories of the past. No special training is required – just waterproof boots, a keen eye, and a permit. Tina explores the thrill, the mystery, and the unexpected finds along the river’s muddy banks.

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Tuesday March 31st

CONSUMER TRAVEL TUESDAY: WOMEN OWNED HOTELS————– WENDY GILLETTE REPORTS FROM MIDDLEBURG, VA

The number of Independent hotels is shrinking around the world as big brands buy them up. Even more unusual are locally owned hotels launched and run by women. Wendy visits two of them to see the differences a female touch can bring.

 

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