The Emmy Award-winning program, ‘CBS News Sunday Morning,’ is broadcast on CBS every Sunday starting at 9:00 a.m. ET. Hosted by Jane Pauley, the show presents various insightful stories covering diverse topics.
Missile Crisis: America’s Military Arsenal
A comprehensive coverage of the ongoing war with Iran reveals significant challenges for the U.S. military. The initial days saw thousands of long-range, precision-guided missiles deployed. Now, the Pentagon faces a shortage in its inventory, risking its defense capability against major military powers like China.
Efforts are underway to replenish stockpiles at considerable costs, involving years of manufacturing. Reporter David Martin provides insight into the production ramp-up at defense industry plants.
Shipwrecks and Ocean Exploration
Renowned oceanographer Robert Ballard discusses his fascination with discovering shipwrecks. His pioneering effort to locate the RMS Titanic in 1985 marked a pivotal moment in underwater exploration. Ballard recounts the profound impact of the discovery and ongoing research with his vessel Nautilus.
Insights are shared by Sophie Elmhirst, author of ‘A Marriage at Sea,’ exploring human vulnerability in maritime tragedies.
Women’s Pro Baseball League
A new era begins with the Women’s Pro Baseball League, reviving interest in women’s professional baseball since the fold of the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League. Correspondent Faith Salie interviews top players and executives about the league’s significance.
Holocaust Survival Stories
An oral history initiative unveils crucial narratives from World War II veterans. A particular focus is on the liberation by American forces of Holocaust survivors from a ‘death train’ in April 1945.
Seth Doane examines the impact of preserving these stories, with insights from author Matthew Rozell and historian James Bulgin.
Diane von Furstenberg’s Fashion Legacy
Diane von Furstenberg reflects on her influential career in fashion, highlighting her iconic wrap dress and life’s journey marked by her mother’s survival of the Holocaust. Correspondent Alina Cho discusses von Furstenberg’s enduring impact on women’s fashion.
Surrogacy Ethical Boundaries
A CBS News investigation uncovers the lack of meaningful protections in the U.S. commercial surrogacy industry. Experiences of surrogates facing troubling practices are examined, raising ethical concerns.
Morton, Illinois: Pumpkin Capital
In Morton, Illinois, known for its annual Pumpkin Festival and Libby’s canned pumpkin production, correspondent Nancy Giles explores the local penchant for pumpkins and its cultural significance.
For the latest stories and insights, tune in to ‘CBS Sunday Morning’ or access full episodes on-demand via CBSNews.com and Paramount+.