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Tuesday, September 1st  

HEALTH: PET HOSPICE ——-MICHAEL GEORGE REPORTS FROM NY   

Saying goodbye to a pet can be one of the hardest things to do. Michael introduces us to the hospice caregivers who are making the process a little easier for our pets.. and their owners.   

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Wednesday, September 2nd  

CONSUMER: DIAMOND INDUSTRY——–GWEN BAUMGARDNER REPORTS FROM LA   

From beautiful lab-grown diamonds, to plunging natural prices.. Gwen shows us how the traditional diamond industry is losing its luster.   

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Thursday, September 3rd  

VOTE 16———-NATALIE BRAND REPORTS FROM MARYLAND   

A movement is growing in cities across the country to lower the voting age to 16 for municipal elections. More than a dozen cities in the United States have already taken the step, with most of them located in Maryland. Natalie visits a few cities to see how it’s working.   

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Friday, September 4th   

FEATURE: BANANA RIPERS——–MICHAEL GEORGE REPORTS FROM NEW YORK   

It’s a job you never think about- but someone ripens bananas to make sure they’re at the perfect before they get to your grocery store. Michael visits a warehouse that uses science to ripen 1 million pounds of bananas per week.   

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CONSUMER: JOBS REPORT ———- EVYN MOON REPORTS FROM NEW YORK  

Economists expecting hiring to rebound modestly in August after the economy unexpectedly lost 23,000 jobs in July; a Reuters poll forecasts a gain of about 45,000 jobs. The closely watched report will offer a fresh read on whether the labor market is stabilizing or continuing to weaken — and could help shape the Fed’s next move on interest rates. 

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Monday, September 7th  

HEALTH: 25 YEARS LATER 9/11 PHYSICAL HEALTH—-MICHAEL GEORGE REPORTS FROM STATEN ISLAND, NY    

This year mark’s 25 years since the September 11th attacks. Data shows this disaster impacted an estimated 90,000 responder and 400,000 community members. The World Trade Center Health Program at Mount Sinai offers medical treatment and mental health services for responders who struggle with health issues including lung problems, reflux disease, cancer, and PTSD. Michael sits down with a responder who needed a lung transplant after working at the site.  

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CONSUMER: AI LEARNING ——— JARRED HILL REPORTS FROM NEW YORK  

From calculators to computers to smartphones, technology has long changed the way students learn. Now, artificial intelligence is ushering in the next era. While some schools are banning screens, CBS’s Jarred Hill looks at how some students and educators are utilizing AI. 

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Tuesday, September 8th  

HEALTH : 25 YEARS LATER 9/11 MENTAL HEALTH—-BRADLEY BLACKBURN FROM NY   

Tens of thousands of first responders, survivors and their families are still coping with lasting impacts on their mental health 25 years after the September 11th attacks. Many patients still experience PTSD , anxiety, and depression. Patients also often experience an exacerbation of their mental health symptoms around the anniversary of the tragedy. Bradley introduces us to a responder who worked down at ground zero helping to get communications back up and running. She came to The World Trade Center Health Program at Mount Sinai just six years ago to get the help she needed and wishes she had enrolled sooner.    

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CONSUMER TRAVEL TUESDAY: SPECIALTY CRUISING ———– WENDY GILLETTE REPORTS FROM ABOARD HOLLAND AMERICA’S VOLENDAM 

2026 is projected to be a banner year for cruising. More cruise lines are trying to distinguish themselves by offering specialty cruises. That can mean journeys based around special events on land or at sea. Wendy hops aboard two ships to show us what it’s like. 

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Wednesday, September 9th  

SEPTEMBER 11TH BIRTHDAY FLOWERS———–JARRED HILL REPORTS FROM NEW YORK    

If you’re visiting the 9/11 Memorial in New York City on any given day you may notice a white rose placed on some of the victims’ names. So many people died in the terrorist attack, that on every day of the year one or more has a birthday.. and that’s where Micheal “Mikey Flowers” Collarone comes in. The florist and former emergency medical technician responded on 9/11. Now he helps recognizes those lost with donated flowers for their birthdays.   

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CONSUMER: JILL ON MONEY: LIFE INSURANCE —————- JILL SCHESLINGER REPORTS FROM NEW YORK 

It’s Life Insurance Awareness Month and according to a recent study, nearly half of Americans would say they would have trouble paying living expenses within 6 months of their primary wage earner’s death. CBS News Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger helps parse the sales pitches and drill down on this cornerstone of financial planning.

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Thursday, September 10th  

SEPTEMBER 11TH PHOTOGRAPHER———BRADLEY BLACKBURN REPORTS FROM VERONA, NJ   

On September 11th, 2001, photographer Bob Cumins raced to the balcony of his home in New Jersey after hearing a radio report about an incident happening at the World Trade Center. He began taking photographs moments before the second plane struck the South Tower. An image he captured on film of the plane about to enter the building was used as the cover of People magazine in the days following the attacks. Bradley sits down with Cumins for a conversation about why his work and other photographs of the attacks remain powerful and vital 25 years later.    

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CONSUMER: MINIVANS MAKE A COMEBACK ————- EVYN MOON REPORTS FROM NEW YORK  

Millennials are bringing back the once-uncool minivan, as families look for cheaper, more practical alternatives to increasingly pricey three-row SUVs. U.S. minivan sales jumped 21% in 2025. We speak with families who waited months to get the most popular minivans – and how they are loving their new wheels. 

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Friday, September 11th   

SEPTEMBER 11TH : 25 YEARS———-JARRED HILL AND BRADLEY BLACKBURN REPORT FROM NEW YORK CITY   

The commemorative ceremonies this September 11th will have added significance this year as the country marks 25 years since the terror attacks that killed 2,977 people in New York, Virginia, and Pennsylvania.   

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9/11 OVERSEAS ——– TINA KRAUS REPORTS FROM LONDON  

Britain lost more citizens on 9/11 than any country outside the United States, and a generation too young to remember the attacks are stepping up to make sure no one forgets.  UK firefighter Lexi Grant was just a toddler when the towers fell… now she’s traveled to America to honor the 343 fallen firefighters,  carrying their memory up 110 floors in a memorial stair climb.  And in London, a US artist transformed steel from the World Trade Center into a sculpture designed to help young people understand 9/11 and the world it changed.

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Monday, September 14th 

EMMY AWARDS PREVIEW——–GWEN BAUMGARDNER REPORTS FROM LA 

The Pitt and Hacks lead the field of Emmy nominations this year with 25 and 24. 

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Tuesday, September 15th  

CONSUMER: TRAVEL TUESDAY: COCKTAIL TOURISM ———– WENDY GILLETTE REPORTS FROM NAIROBI, KENYA 

The quest for a great cocktail can take travelers around the world. With lists designating the best bars in a city, country or continent, more travelers are adding visits to their schedules. Wendy shows us a few options in Kenya, Phoenix, and Fiji. 

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Wednesday, September 16th  

HEALTH:MOSQUITO MITIGATION———-NATALIE BRAND REPORTS  

A new technique is using specially bred mosquitoes to take a bite out of the mosquito population overall. The new method releases mosquitoes infected with a gut bacteria into the wild to try to breed with female mosquitoes to make them infertile. Natalie speaks to a mosquito control company that’s rolling out the treatment to see how it’s working. 

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CONSUMER: INTEREST RATES ——TBD REPORTS 

The Federal Reserve meets September 15–16, with the possibility of an interest-rate hike increasingly in play as inflation remains stubbornly above the Fed’s 2% target. The August jobs and inflation reports could ultimately tip the scales. 

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Thursday, September 17th 

CONSUMER: PERSONAL BANKRUPTCY ———- JARRED HILL REPORTS FROM NEW YORK  

More Americans are filing for personal bankruptcy, with filings jumping nearly 50% over the past three years as consumers struggle with mounting debt and higher costs. But there’s a surprising upside: researchers say that while bankruptcy initially hurts your credit, most people’s credit scores recover within a year and can improve from there, potentially giving deeply indebted consumers a financial fresh start. 

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Friday, September 18th  

HEALTH: READING BENEFITS ——– TINA KRAUS REPORTS FROM LONDON

Finding a book you love could be good for your brain at any age.  Researchers at the University of Cambridge pulled together evidence on reading and brain health and found kids who read for pleasure tend to have better focus, memory, and school performance. One study included in the review found people who read regularly had a 33% lower risk of Alzheimer’s disease.

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Monday, September 21st 

HEALTH:MAHJONG FOR THE MIND———–BRADLEY BLACKBURN REPORTS FROM VERONA, NJ

Mahjong is having a moment, drawing a new generation of fans who are joining clubs and getting into the game. And a growing body of research shows it could have benefits for their brains later in life 

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Tuesday, September 22nd 

HEALTH:SUICIDE PREVENTION MONTH——–NATALIE BRAND REPORTS 

New research shows four main themes are key to suicide prevention—including concern for loved ones, positive thoughts around pleasures, as well as hope for the future. The professor behind the research hopes the analysis helps to provide new perspectives for mental health care. During this Suicide Prevention Month, Natalie speaks to a survivor who shares her story of why she decided to live and now help others. 

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Wednesday, September 23rd 

BAR FAIRIES————GWEN BAUMGARDNER REPORTS FROM LA 

A growing grass-roots effort to incentivize not driving drunk. It started in Montana and has grown to multiple states. People go out early on weekend mornings and put coffee gift cards on car windshields outside bars- a thank you to people who left their cars after a night out. 

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CONSUMER: JILL ON MONEY: TBD TOPIC —————- JILL SCHESLINGER REPORTS FROM NEW YORK 

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Thursday, September 24th 

CONSUMER: 4DX MOVIE EXPERIENCE ———— EVYN MOON REPORTS FROM NEW YORK  

Movies like The Odyssey are drawing more young people back to movie theaters, and now with a new internet trend to go see action movies in 4DX – where viewers are thrown around in their seats, splashed with water, and blasted by wind. We talk with Regal cinemas executives about the future of the movie theater experience.  

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Friday, September 25th 

AFRICAN AMERICAN MUSEUM 10 YEARS——–NATSOT PACKAGE 

To mark the 10-year anniversary of the National Museum of African American History and Culture, we take you on a tour of two companion exhibitions that explore African American artistic expression. 

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Monday, September 28th  

COMMUNITY CLEANUP ———–MICHAEL GEORGE REPORTS FROM NEW YORK 

Michael shows us how picking up trash is now turning into a trendy way to meet people. 

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Tuesday, September 29th  

CONSUMER: TRAVEL TUESDAY: LONGEVITY TOURISM ——— WENDY GILLETTE REPORTS FROM WILDSCHÖNAU, AUSTRIA  

Living longer and better is increasingly a focus at hotels, resorts and spas around the world. New centers are opening, promising a path to health and less stress. Wendy visits two of them in Thailand and Austria. 

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Wednesday, September 30th  

VIP PUP PARTIES ——- TINA KRAUS REPORTS FROM EPSOM, ENGLAND  

Dogs are getting the VIP treatment – complete with pupuccinos, parties and their own social scene. A pub in Britain is rolling out the red carpet for different breeds, turning its space into a posh party pad for Pomeranians, Dachshunds and Cockapoos where the dogs are treated like royalty while their owners mingle. 

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CONSUMER: JILL ON MONEY: TBD TOPIC —————- JILL SCHESLINGER REPORTS FROM NEW YORK 

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Thursday, October 1st 

HEALTH: MUSIC IS MEDICINE ––– JOANNE STOCKER REPORTS FROM SOUTHERN ENGLAND 

Music may be more than entertainment…it could improve your wellbeing.  British scientists are taking the research to the dance floor, studying what happens when tens of thousands of people move, sing, and connect at a music festival. They’re investigating whether the shared moments can change now just how people feel but how their brains react. Studies have linked dancing with better mood, less stress and stronger social connection.  

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Friday, October 2nd 

PIG AMBASSADOR——–NATSOT 

Meet the tiny 5-pound pig named Synergy who works as a wellness ambassador at Washington’s Union Station. 

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