Katrina Kaufman

So I want you to hear a little bit of a recent news clip that came out from CBS News.

CBS News' Katrina Kaufman interviewed a surrogate who thought she was carrying a baby for a single father.

Listen to this.

Surrogate who is currently pregnant with a baby for a Chinese billionaire.

While surrogacy can help build families, our investigation found some cases that raise serious concerns about whether the system has enough safeguards for the surrogate mothers and the children.

Katrina Kaufman spoke to women demanding answers.

It's not fair because the baby didn't ask to be born into this.

This woman, who we'll call Judy, is pregnant with someone else's child.

On this Rosh Hashanah weekend, Seth Doan explores how the chance discovery of some long-forgotten photos uncovered a remarkable story of survival after World War II.

Katrina Kaufman reports on ethical challenges in the largely unregulated world of commercial child surrogacy.

plus a conversation with Dario Amadei, co-founder of Anthropic, on the potential risks and rewards of artificial intelligence.

We'll have a story from Steve Hartman and more besides on this Sunday morning for the 13th of September, 2026.

In the United States, commercial surrogacy, when a woman is paid to carry an embryo for someone else, is widely assumed to be a closely regulated process.

But a Sunday morning investigation finds that's not the case, raising serious ethical questions about an industry with few legal safeguards.

Here's Katrina Kaufman.

I was looking for stay-at-home jobs because I wanted to spend time with my kids.

Lat, late verdict here.

What is this for the murder of Tupac Shakur? I want to bring in CBS News legal reporter Katrina Kaufman live over the phone.

Come on, Katrina, over the phone.

Katrina, very lat, late verdict here.

West Virginia.

And Katrina Kaufman, which is Enos and Joanne's daughter.

Karen Breitschig, she's from New Jersey, from the Salem County Church.

And Louisa Yutze, which I think is from Indiana.