CBS Sunday Morning Highlights

CBS Sunday Morning Broadcast

“CBS News Sunday Morning” is an Emmy Award-winning program broadcast on CBS at 9:00 a.m. ET every Sunday. It is hosted by Jane Pauley and offers diverse content ranging from hard-hitting news to cultural features. The show is streamed on the CBS News app starting at 11:00 a.m. ET, making it accessible to a wide audience.

Precision Strike Missile Crisis

In a cover story by CBS News national security correspondent David Martin, the program addresses the challenges facing the U.S. military arsenal amidst ongoing conflict with Iran. The U.S. has depleted its stock of long-range Precision Strike Missiles, leading the Pentagon to push for rapid replenishment. This effort will require substantial investment and time.

Exploring Shipwrecks

The fascination with shipwrecks is explored through interviews with oceanographer Robert Ballard about his historic discovery of the RMS Titanic wreck. The segment also includes a conversation with Sophie Elmhirst, author of “A Marriage at Sea,” which delves into human vulnerability highlighted by such disasters.

Women’s Pro Baseball League

Faith Salie reports on the newly launched Women’s Pro Baseball League, marking the first major organization since the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League disbanded 72 years ago. Key figures such as Kelsie Whitmore and Justine Siegal discuss the significance of the league for women in sports.

Holocaust Survival Story

Matthew Rozell’s oral history project uncovers a story of American troops liberating 2,500 Holocaust survivors from a “death train” in 1945. Correspondent Seth Doane interviews Rozell and others about preserving these crucial historical narratives.

Diane von Furstenberg and the Wrap Dress

Fashion icon Diane von Furstenberg discusses her enduring influence in fashion with Alina Cho. Her famous ’70s wrap dress represents empowerment and femininity, inspired by her resilient mother who survived the Holocaust.

Testing Surrogacy Ethics

Katrina Kaufman investigates commercial surrogacy practices in the U.S., revealing a lack of protections for surrogates in an expanding industry. The segment examines troubling experiences faced by those involved.

Pumpkin Capital of the World

Nancy Giles visits Morton, Illinois, home to the annual Pumpkin Festival and major canned pumpkin production. Morton stands out for its significant contribution to the global pumpkin market.

New Series of Live Events

CBS Sunday Morning launches a new series at the 92nd Street Y in NYC, featuring conversations with prominent figures like Sylvester Stallone. Events will be streamed online, expanding audience reach.

Looking Back at 9/11

A trip through the archives offers reflections on the impact of 9/11, covering stories like Jay Maisel’s photographs of the Twin Towers and community loss in Ridgewood, NJ. Profiles on figures like Gloria Steinem highlight lasting legacies.