"Sunday Morning" of the Week (August 21)

Guest Host: Lee Cowan

Cover Story: Scientists Say Water Pollutants Haven't Gone
Perfluoroalkyl and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (known as PFAS) Persistent compounds that appear in soil, groundwater, drinking water sources, and even rainfall and are associated with cancer, liver damage, thyroid disease, and other ailments. By some estimates, this family of toxic chemicals is found in the blood of nearly everyone on the planet. Correspondent Lee Cowan examines how the chemicals got here and talks to families, farmers and health advocates fighting for clean, safe water.

For more information:

• Defend Our HealthPortland, I.
• Environmental Working GroupWashington D.C. C.
• Clean Cape FearWilmington, NC
• Detlef Knappe, NC State University
• Stoneridge Farm, Arundel, ME. (Facebook)
• Tuscarola, North Carolina
• Chemours

Fashion: The history of Birkenstock revealed
Germany's ubiquitous sandals 250 years of shoe company. Correspondent Seth Dorn talks to Birkenstock CEO Oliver Reichhardt about his fight against counterfeiters. She has partnered with luxury designers such as Manolo Blahnik and Dior. She also explored how the pandemic has affected Birkenstock's popularity as she raced to fill back-order orders of nearly a million pairs.

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Business: The unions rise again: unions vs. Amazon
at his second largest employer in the United States, a warehouse in Staten Island, New York, vehemently opposed unionization efforts. However, the "team members" there voted to form a union. This is an example of the growing interest of young employees in improving working conditions and the wealth of unions, despite the companies' union-busting tactics. Correspondent David Pogue reports. (This story originally aired on April 24, 2022.)

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Sports: Tennis Legend Chris Evert on Current Motivation
16-Year-Old Early superstar Chris Evert had a major impact on women's tennis and popular culture in the 1970s and 80s. Today, at 67, she not only improves her tennis skills, but also helps young players learn. Ebert talks with her correspondent Tracy Smith about the price she paid for her early success. her cancer diagnosis and chemotherapy. and how her sister Jeanne saved her life.

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• chrisevert. net (official site)
• Follow Chris Evert on Twitter { . 131} Evert Tennis Academy, Boca Raton, Florida

     
Passage: Remembrance
     

Hartmann: TBD
      

Book: New York Times Bestseller
      

Music: Pat Benatar and Neil Girard's Rock & Roll Love Story
She's a Singer Inspired by the Liza Minnelli who was from Long Island and covered in spandex. He was a guitarist from Cleveland. She has sold 36 million albums, has 15 Top 40 hits with her, and has won her four consecutive Grammy Awards. Pat Benatar and Neil Girard speak with correspondent Jim Axelrod about their creative partnership, 40 years of marriage and their latest collaboration. The next stage is his musical 'Invincible', a reimagining of 'Romeo and Juliet' featuring their iconic rock song. (This version of the story originally aired on November 28, 2021.)

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Art: 'Women's Work': Art by Women
For Generations, Women has been marginalized by the art world and society in general. Lyndhurst's new exhibition, Women's Work, at her mansion in Tarrytown, New York, showcases the work of women artists past and present alongside works that women have created at home. Correspondent Faith Sully examines how "unimportant" historic buildings are now being viewed through modern eyes.

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• "Women's Work" Lakehurst Mansion in Tarrytown, NY (through Sept. 22)
• Historic New England
• Artist Nafis M. White

Politics: Patrick Leahy on his retirement from the divided Senate
He is an idealist from Vermont who came to Washington in the wake of Watergate his 34-year-old prosecutor. Now, after serving his eight terms in Congress, Senator Patrick Leahy is about to retire. The fourth-longest-serving senator in U.S. history — whose tenure was booked by Nixon's political cover-up and the Trump riots — has correspondent Robert his Costa and the role of the Senate and the dangers of partisanship. talking about sex. 

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The National Association of Black Journalists said Sunday Morning correspondent Kelefa Sané, producer Robin McFadden, Editors have commended Remington Cooper for their August 2021 profile of singer and actress Jennifer Hudson, who played Aretha Franklin in the biopic Respect. Read Story Hereor Watch Video 

"HERE COMES THE SUN": Veteran actor James Hong with Eskimo ice cream
Actor James Hong sits down with Ben Mankiewicz to discuss his nearly 70-year career and how he had to confront racism on set.Jonathan Vigliotti then travels to Alaska to learn how to make akturk, also known as Eskimo ice cream. 

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