EconomyU.S. stock markets reached a record high Tuesday despite significant inflation and soaring fuel prices. CBS News business analyst Jill Schlesinger explains how people can respond.
EconomyU.S. stock markets reached a record high Tuesday despite significant inflation and soaring fuel prices. CBS News business analyst Jill Schlesinger explains how people can respond.
CultureOn this week’s Arts24, film critic Manon Kerjean surveys recent French cinema releases, beginning with a new adaptation of Victor Hugo’s “Les Misérables.” Vincent Lindon plays Jean Valjean opposite Tahar Rahim as Inspector Javert in the three-hour epic, which gives the classic story thriller-like tension.
Society1:24Christa Pike remains conscious and able to speak a week after surviving two doses of lethal injection, her attorney says.
World4:13Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo discusses Marco Rubio’s speech in Greece and analyzes rising concerns about a suspected plague outbreak in Russia.
SocietyStudents, parents and trade unions demonstrated across France on Tuesday over what they say is insufficient investment in high schools. Major student and youth protests, from May 1968 to the 2006 CPE crisis, have pressured leaders and reshaped national politics.
EconomySimon Leopold, a Raymond James equity analyst, expects Nvidia shares to climb to $515. The stock is trading near a record high, while SpaceX is reportedly discussing a $40 billion fundraise to buy Nvidia chips. Leopold discussed the outlook on Bloomberg Surveillance.
World6:18Mali’s army says it has entered the northern strategic city of Kidal, which Tuareg separatists seized about five months ago. The separatists announced their withdrawal earlier Tuesday as the military advanced, in a symbolic boost for the junta and its Russian backers.
CultureArt historian and author Lauren Jimerson discusses “The Choice of Independence,” an exhibition on Mary Cassatt now showing at the Musée d’Orsay in Paris. She explains Cassatt’s importance to the Impressionist movement and why the exhibition matters.
HealthThe No Surprises Act, passed by Congress in 2020 to protect patients from surprise bills, has led to unintended consequences that directly affect patients years later.
ScienceSouth Korea’s homegrown Nuri rocket made its fifth trip into space, lifting off from the Naro Space Center south of Seoul at 12:25 p.m. local time. It carried a record 15 satellites for a single Nuri mission, including five NEONSAT Earth-observation microsatellites designed to operate together.
PoliticsJustice Minister Sean Fraser and Health Minister Marjorie Michel will outline the next steps for Canada’s medical assistance in dying laws. The Liberal government is expected to state whether it believes the country is ready to allow people with mental illness to access assisted dying. The announcement precedes a House of Commons vote on a private member’s bill to block an expansion.
WorldUkrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said a Russian overnight missile barrage that killed 14 people, including four children, was a birthday “gift” to Putin. He said the attack underscored the urgent need for more air defences as Kyiv residents sheltered in subway stations overnight.
EconomyEric Kutcher, McKinsey & Co.’s North America chair, is bullish on the US economy and predicts there will be more jobs in 2035 than today. He says AI is creating jobs, with strong demand for software developers who help AI write code.
SocietyChina issued new funeral rules this year, emphasizing affordable and environmentally friendly services. The measures form part of a decades-long effort to promote cremation, raising questions about how modernization is viewed where burial is deeply rooted in local traditions.
SocietyTwo people from California tied to the surrogacy scandal were taken into custody Tuesday on charges connected to the case. Jonathan Vigliotti reports.
HealthThe CDC has noticed an increase in emergency room visits linked to the flu, as the season began earlier this year. Dr. Céline Gounder joins the program to discuss this year's strain and what people should know.
World10:18Ceremonies are taking place across Israel to remember the Hamas-led attacks of Oct. 7, 2023, which killed 1,200 people and saw 251 taken hostage. In Gaza, millions of Palestinians face dire humanitarian conditions after Israel’s retaliatory campaign killed tens of thousands.
EconomyThe contract rate for a 30-year fixed mortgage rose 19 basis points to 7.49% in the week ending Oct. 2, the highest since November 2023. The increase could create a challenge for Republicans ahead of the midterm elections.
Society1:21Hundreds of schools in France are partially shut this week as more than a quarter-million people take to the streets nationwide, demanding more resources for schools they say are underfunded.
World2:29Iran has attacked tankers more frequently in the Strait of Hormuz in recent days, as oil shipments through the key global energy chokepoint near prewar levels.
TechApple’s upcoming smart-home devices will include a doorbell, thermostat and other accessories developed through a partnership with LG Electronics. Bloomberg Television’s Nick Turner explains.
Society2:02Protests over anger at France’s school system swept the country on Tuesday. Police used tear gas and water cannons after some people on the marches’ fringes turned violent. Parents marched with their children to support their cause and, in some cases, help keep them safe amid fears of further clashes after several teenagers were injured.
CultureDeborah Norville, the former ‘Inside Edition’ anchor who now hosts ‘The Perfect Line,’ joins ‘CBS Mornings’ to discuss the show's second season.
World1:46Hamas militants killed at least 1,195 people in Israel in the October 7 attack, mostly civilians. Three years later, sites near the Gaza border have become heavily visited memorials where Israelis and Jews in the diaspora can honour those killed.