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Monday, June 1

CONSUMER: FASHION JOBS FACE DECLINE ————– EVYN MOON REPORTS FROM NEW YORK

New York City has long been considered a global fashion capital, but fashion jobs here are down 30% in the last decade. We talk with the President of FIT, the Fashion Institute of Technology, about how the industry is reinventing itself in the AI era.

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Tuesday, June 2

HEALTH: SWORD YOGA———-JARRED HILL REPORTS FROM NEW YORK

Jarred introduces us to a quirky new workout trend.. yoga with a sword. He talks to the woman who created this new technique and finds out what inspired her.

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Wednesday, June 3

HEALTH:CANCER BUDDY——GWEN BAUMGARDNER REPORTS FROM LA

Matching with someone on a dating app usually leads to small-talk or a first date. But for cancer patients, a different phone app can lead to something far more important – support through the hardest time of their lives.  Gwen shares the story of one perfect match.

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Thursday, June 4

BACKYARD RAILROAD ——— TINA KRAUS REPORTS FROM LONDON

A husband and wife have found a creative way to keep their marriage on track.  Dave and Angela Walker spent eight years building a fully working miniature railway in their backyard in England.  They laid 13-hundred feet of track and built five engines powerful enough to pull up to 20 adults.  Dave jokes the set-up probably makes their house either “unsellable or worth triple” depending on the buyer.

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CONSUMER JILL ON MONEY: STATE OF RETIREMENT————— JILL SCHLESINGER REPORTS FROM NEW YORK

Are you worried about having enough money for retirement? you’re not alone. Jill looks at how confident we’re feeling about the future and how well we’re saving.

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Friday, June 5

TONY AWARDS PREVIEW ———–JARRED HILL REPORTS FROM BROADWAY

This year’s Tony Awards on CBS promise showstopping performances by all of the nominees for Best Musical and Best Revival of a Musical. Pink hosts the big night at Radio City Music Hall on Sunday June 7th.

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CONSUMER: JOBS REPORT ——————— BRADLEY BLACKBURN REPORTS FROM NEW YORK

Economists will be watching the June jobs report closely for signs of whether the labor market is finally starting to cool. Expectations are for another month of modest hiring, with unemployment likely holding relatively steady as businesses remain cautious amid high interest rates and ongoing economic uncertainty.

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Monday, June 8

AMERICA 250: SMITHSONIAN CASTLE———NATALIE BRAND REPORTS FROM DC

Washington DC’s historic “Smithsonian Castle,” the Smithsonian’s oldest building, is temporarily opening to the public in honor of America 250.  This month, the castle has a special exhibit called “American Aspirations,” featuring items including the desk Thomas Jefferson used to draft the Declaration of Independence, a flight suit worn by Amelia Earhart, and a model of the Statue of Liberty by Frederic Auguste Bartholdi. Natalie gets an inside look.

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Tuesday, June 9

CONSUMER: TRAVEL TUESDAY: SKINCARE TOURISM —————– WENDY GILLETTE REPORTS FROM SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA

K-beauty travel is growing quickly: Americans heading to South Korea for skincare treatments, products, and head spas. The government estimates over a million tourists are visiting South Korea every year to get treatments, and the U.S. is the top market for South Korean skin product imports. Wendy shows us the scene in Seoul.

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Wednesday, June 10

HEALTH:RECESS MATTERS———-BRADLEY BLACKBURN REPORTS FROM NEW YORK

Recess isn’t just a break for kids -it may be just as important as class time. Recent guidance from the American Academy of Pediatrics says play helps students manage stress, build social skills, and even improves learning by giving the brain time to absorb information. But they warn recess has been shrinking for years as schools focus more on test scores and academics. 

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CONSUMER: INFLATION REPORT ———-BRADLEY BLACKBURN REPORTS FROM NEW YORK

As prices continue to rise due to the war in Iran having impacts on gas and oil used to transport goods, we take a look at what is increasing – and having the biggest impacts on Americans’ wallets.

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Thursday, June 11

WORLD CUP SECURITY ———-SKYLER HENRY REPORTS FROM ATLANTA

With massive crowds expected to pour into host cities for the World Cup, local and federal law enforcement are ensuring safety. Security is heightened, and technology is working behind the scenes to keep everyone safe.

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CONSUMER: JILL ON MONEY SPACEX IPO ————- JILL SCHLESINGER REPORTS FROM NEW YORK

The SpaceX IPO could become the biggest deal in history — but before investors jump in, there are some key warnings and unexpected details you need to know. CBS Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger explains.

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Friday, June 12

WORLD CUP FANFEST———-GWEN BAUMGARDEN REPORTS FROM SOFI STADIUM, LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA

Team USA is preparing for its first World Cup match as host cities continue to welcome fans from around the globe. Gwen looks at the immersive fan experiences, inclusive spaces, and new technology designed to bring soccer supporters closer to the action. She reports from SoFi Stadium, where one of the first World Cup matches is being played.

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COW TRIP————–NATSOUND PKG

Summer is a time for road trips, but one filmmaker set out to catalogue an extremely unique odyssey with her dad and two baby cows. Photojournalist Parrish Smith introduces to this father daughter duo and checks in with Mickey and Moose at the Maryland farm sanctuary they now call home.

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Sunday, June 14

WHITE HOUSE UFC FIGHT———BRADLEY BLACKBURN REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON, DC

For his 80th birthday and the 250th birthday of the nation, President Trump is hosting a first ever UFC fight on the South Lawn of the White House. A federal lawsuit was filed to try and stop the event. The fight card includes seven different bouts headlined by a Lightweight Title Unification match-up between Ilia Topuria and Justin Gaethje. About 4,300 guests have invitations for the main stage, while the UFC is distributing tens of thousands of tickets for a nearby watch party.

Bradley offers a package and tease 5:30pm ET.

He is available for custom live shots, Q and A or debriefs from 6pmET-11:15pmET.

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Monday, June 15

WORLD CUP HOME BASES——BRADLEY BLACKBURN REPORTS FROM NJ

World Cup teams from all over the globe will call cities in North America home during the tournament, and they’re setting up temporary bases where they can train and recover between matches. Bradley visits one base and tells us how they are impacting host facilities and communities across the US.

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Tuesday June 16

SAVING SILK TRADITION ——– TINA KRAUS REPORTS FROM LONDON

Some of the world’s last ribbon weavers are fighting to keep a disappearing craft alive. Inside a nearly 200-year-old English silk mill, historic looms once produced fabrics linked to Burberry, Princess Diana, and even costumes seen in Titanic and Back to the Future. Now, with only a handful of silk ribbon weavers left in Britain, workers are racing to preserve the centuries-old skill before it disappears for good.

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Wednesday, June 17

WORLD CUP: THE BALL —- MICHAEL GEORGE REPORTS FROM GLEN ROCK, NJ

Inside the ball used at this year’s Men’s World Cup is some complex technology that gives match officials a way to call the game with unprecedented accuracy. According to Adidas, it captures data 500 times per second and even needs to be charged before every match. But for most of World Cup history, the ball was just a ball. Michael visits a leather sporting goods company in New Jersey that makes replicas of the ball used at the 1930 World Cup.

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CONSUMER: INTEREST RATES ———– TBD REPORTS FROM NEW YORK

This will be the first Federal Reserve meeting with the new chairman Brian Warsh, and although Fed officials are expected to keep interest rates unchanged, Warsh may provide some insight into how he will handle the job differently than his predecessor Jerome Powell – and what the year ahead looks like.

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Thursday, June 18

FEATURE: JAPANESE FLOWER ARRANGING————MICHAEL GEORGE REPORTS FROM NY

Ikebana is the Japanese art of flower arranging- and it’s gaining popularity in the US, with many taking classes to learn the ancient art. It’s different from American-style flower arranging, which focuses on full bouquets and symmetry. Ikebana emphasizes simpler flower arrangements and asymmetry to reflect the imperfection of nature. A philosophy that goes with it too- thinking about nature and harmony as you create bouquets. Michael visits a class in New York City.

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Friday, June 19

PRESIDENT OBAMA PRESIDENTIAL CENTER————-JACKIE KOSTEK FROM CHICAGO

On this Juneteenth, the Obama Presidential Center opens in Chicago. The massive new museum is in historic Jackson Park on Chicago’s South Side near where Mr. Obama worked as a community organizer. The 8 story museum has four floors of exhibits laying out the legacy of the former president and his wife.

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Available for custom live shots, Q and A or debriefs from 4amET-10amET.

To book, call the Live News Center at 212-975-5446, code in 161629# or email livenews@cbs.com. 

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Monday, June 22

HEALTH: GARDENING AND BRAIN HEALTH———MICHAEL GEORGE REPORTS FROM NY

New research shows that gardening is not just a hobby, it can also keep you mentally sharp as you age… and reduce stress levels.

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Tuesday, June 23

CONSUMER: TRAVEL TUESDAY: HEALING RETREATS ———— WENDY GILLETTE REPORTS FROM ST. LUCIA

Wellness is the top-growing global tourism market and for some travelers, that means healing themselves, which can apply to their bodies, minds, and souls. More resorts are catering to guests seeking transformation.

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Wednesday, June 24

AMERICA 250: LAWN BOWLING——–BRADLEY BLACKBURN REPORTS FROM NEW YORK

Croquet and horseshoes are familiar summer games, but there’s another sport that has a long tradition, lawn bowling. It’s a game the founding fathers played. And as the U.S. marks 250 years, this sport is still going strong.

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Thursday, June 25

FEATURE: CHEESE MASTER————-MICHAEL GEORGE REPORTS FROM NEW YORK

There are people who have made an entire career out of cheese- they go to school to study cheese history, cheese making, and how to differentiate the different types and ages of cheese. Murray’s Cheese in NYC has many cheese experts on staff who teach interested people how to become a “cheese master”.

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Friday, June 26

HEALTH: GRIEVING AND WEAVING ————–JARRED HILL REPORTS FROM NEW YORK

If you’re looking for a unique way to deal with your grief,  grieving and weaving is probably for you. Organizers arrange a space, sometimes in a cemetery, where participants can knit or crochet and share their stories.

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Monday, June 29

AMERICA 250: TALL SHIPS FLOTILLA ————–BRADLEY BLACKBURN REPORTS FROM NEW YORK

Historic ships from across the country and around the world converge in New York Harbor this summer to celebrate America’s 250th birthday. The sail event will include “tall ships” from 20 countries, described as the largest-ever flotilla of its kind. 

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Tuesday, June 30

AMERICA 250: QUEENS COUNTY FARM————MICHAEL GEORGE REPORTS FROM NEW YORK

One of the oldest farms in America, believe it or not, is in New York City. The Queens County Farm Museum dates back to 1697, 80 years before America even existed. Today, it’s still a working farm, with work fields, livestock, and a greenhouse. The farm also operates as a museum, educating visitors young and old about farming and the history of this 330-year old farm.

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Wednesday, July 1

AMERICA 250: GREAT AMERICA STATE FAIR——–NATALIE BRAND REPORTS FROM DC

In honor of America 250, the National Mall is hosting the “Great American State Fair.” It will feature pavilions and cultural exhibitions from all US states and territories.

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Thursday, July 2

AMERICA 250: FINE ARTS & THE REVOLUTION———-BRADLEY BLACKBURN REPORTS FROM NEW YORK

Bradley takes us on a tour of the Metropolitan Museum of Art to show how the fine arts shape our understanding of the American Revolution. The exhibit gathered a collection of paintings that helped create the image that modern day Americans have in mind of the Patriots who shape America’s origin story. 

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Friday, July 3

AMERICA 250: STUDENT WINNERS —————-NATALIE BRAND REPORTS FROM DC

A nationwide contest in honor of America 250 asked students from grades 3 to 12 to share what America means to them. They submitted essays or artwork, and 250 students were selected to win a special field trip experience this summer, including a trip to the White House. 

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Questions/Suggestions: email Maura McHugh mmchugh@cbs.com