SouthernWorldwide.com – This week on “Sunday Morning” for May 10, 2026, viewers can anticipate a diverse lineup of features, from significant policy discussions to heartwarming tributes and insightful profiles.
The broadcast will delve into the critical topic of voting rights with a report from Robert Costa. This segment is expected to provide a thorough examination of the current landscape and historical context surrounding voting rights in the United States.
In its regular almanac segment, “Sunday Morning” will look back at significant historical events that occurred on May 10. This feature offers a chance for viewers to connect with the past and understand its impact on the present.
For Mother’s Day, the show presents a special feature with Martha Stewart. She will share her expertise on preparing a delightful Mother’s Day breakfast, offering practical tips and inspiration for viewers looking to make the day extra special for their mothers. Stewart’s latest book, “The Martha Way,” is highlighted, with details on its availability in various formats and retailers.
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The program will also feature a poignant in memoriam segment remembering Ted Turner. The visionary entrepreneur, who founded CNN and made significant contributions to cable television, conservation, and philanthropy, passed away on May 6 at the age of 87. Correspondent Lee Cowan will explore Turner’s impactful life, his drive, and his lasting legacy in media and environmentalism.
In a segment dedicated to the history of broadcast journalism, “Sunday Morning” will celebrate the legacy of CBS News Radio. Founded nearly a century ago, the radio service featured legendary figures like Edward R. Murrow and set the standard for radio news. The segment will mark the end of CBS’s radio service on May 22, with reflections from current and former staffers, including CBS News correspondent Martha Teichner and veteran broadcaster Dan Rather.
The theme of Mother’s Day continues with a segment titled “Motherless Daughters: Coming Together.” Twenty years after founding a global support network for women who lost their mothers at a young age, Hope Edelman’s work continues to provide a space for healing and connection. Faith Salie interviews participants who share their experiences of loss, sisterhood, and navigating motherhood without their own mothers. Information about Edelman’s book and retreats is provided.
A commentary piece titled “A City Rises Again from the Ashes – But Will It Be Strong Enough?” will offer insights into the rebuilding efforts in Los Angeles following last year’s devastating wildfires. Correspondent Jonathan Vigliotti, author of “Torched,” will discuss the balance between speed and safety in reconstruction, aiming to prevent future catastrophes.
The program will feature a profile of comedian Martin Short, exploring his journey of facing personal tragedy with enduring joy. A Netflix documentary, “Marty: Life Is Short,” delves into the hardships Short has overcome since childhood. Correspondent Tracy Smith speaks with Short and director Lawrence Kasdan about how laughter and joy have been integral to his approach to grief and loss. A trailer for the documentary is included.
Additional segments include a look at Mother’s Day “By the numbers,” a personal commentary from filmmaker Josh Seftel with his mother, Pat, and a segment titled “Hartman: A mother’s love.” A nature segment is also listed as TBD.
Web exclusives will include a video from the archives featuring media mogul Ted Turner from 2018, offering a deeper look into his life and career. Another web exclusive presents a marathon of “Sunday Morning” stories from the archives on the theme of “Fashion at the Met,” showcasing various fashion designers and exhibitions at the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Costume Institute.
“CBS News Sunday Morning” airs on CBS Sundays beginning at 9:00 a.m. ET. The program also streams on the CBS News app and is available for on-demand viewing on CBSNews.com, CBS.com, and Paramount+. Viewers can also follow the show on various social media platforms and listen to the “Sunday Morning” audio podcast.
