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March 18, 2019
March 17, 2019
March 16, 2019
• Gunman Kills 49 in New Zealand Mosque Shootings; Religious Institutions in New Zealand Closing Doors after Shootings; President Trump Comments on New Zealand Mosque Shootings; Reporting Indicate Pilots of Crashed Planes Possibly Battling Automated Systems before Crash; Beto O'Rourke Campaigns for President in Iowa; Analysts Debate President Trump's Comments on Mosque Shootings; Flooding Hits Parts of Midwest; CNN Hero Helps Children Mourn for Lost Loved Ones. Aired 10- 11a ET
• New Zealand Mosque Attacks Suspect Appears in Court; Suspected Shooter Purportedly Posted Anti-Muslim Manifesto; Interview with Salam Al-Marayati, Muslim Public Affairs Council, on Rise of White Nationalism; Facebook Alerted to Suspected Shooter's Live Stream by Police. Aired 12-12:30a ET
• New Zealand Mosque Attacks Suspect Appears in Court; Suspected Shooter Purportedly Posted Anti-Muslim Manifesto; Interview with Paul Spoonley, Pro-Vice Chancellor of Massey University, on Rise of White Nationalism; Work on Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 Black Boxes Begins; Facebook Alerted to Suspected Shooter's Live Stream by Police. Aired 1-2a ET
• Latest on New Zealand Shootings; Islamophobia and Xenophobia Debated; FBI Saw Uptick In Domestic Terror Arrests At End Of 2018; Muslim Communities Outraged In Wake Of NZ Terror Attacks; Trump: I don't See White Nationalism As A Rising Threat; Beto O'Rourke Kicks Off First Campaign Weekend In Iowa; Beto O'Rourke (D), Presidential Candidate, Speaks About Guaranteed Health Care For All. Aired 12-1p ET
• Authorities Comb Through 87-Page Anti-Muslim Manifesto; Trump Says White Nationalism Is Not A Rising Threat; A.G. Bill Barr Backs Trump as He Signs First Veto to Protect Emergency Declaration; Senate Approves Yemen War Powers Resolution in Rebuke of Trump; Far-Right Groups on the Rise Across the West; Social Media Platforms Scrambled to Remove All Videos of New Zealand Terror Attack; Class-Action Lawsuit Filed in College Admissions Scandal; Trump Slams "Fake Dossier" Despite Several Claims Being Verified. Aired 1-2p ET
• Gunman Kills 49 in New Zealand Mosque Shootings; New Zealand Mosque Gunman Posted Manifesto Online Minutes before Shooting; President Trump Vetoes Congressional Bill against President's National Emergency Declaration; Analysts Examine Inequalities in U.S. Educational System; U.S.-Mexican Border Experiencing Increase in Numbers of Migrants; Retrospective on President Nixon Compares Similarities with President Trump. Aired 2-3p ET
• New Zealand Mosque Attacks Suspect Appears in Court; Suspected Shooter Purportedly Posted Anti-Muslim Manifesto; Interviews with Interview with Levi West, Charles Sturt University; Salam Al-Marayati, Muslim Public Affairs Council; Randy Blazak, Oregon Coalition against Hate Crime, on Rise of White Nationalism; Work on Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 Black Boxes Begins; Facebook Alerted to Suspected Shooter's Live Stream by Police. Aired 2-3a ET
• New Zealand Begins to Bury 49 Killed in Terror Attack; Accused Gunman Sent Hate-Filled Manifesto to Prime Minister's Office Minutes Before Attack; Uptick of Domestic Terrorism Arrests in U.S.; Trump Punts on White Supremacy after New Zealand Attack; Beto O'Rourke Starts His Presidential Campaign with 2 Apologies; Joe Biden Teases Audience on Presidential Bid; Are More Subpoenas Coming after Robert Mueller Says Not Done with Cooperators Gates & Flynn; Andrew Weissmann Leaving Mueller's Special Counsel; Manafort Wants Prison Sentence Carried Out in Cushy Prison in Cumberland, Maryland; Jack Screw Found at Ethiopian Air Crash Could Link to Indonesia Air Crash. Aired 3-4p ET
• Terror in New Zealand; Trump Punts on White Supremacy Following New Zealand Attacks; Interview with Former U.S. Ambassador to New Zealand Carol Moseley Braun; Trump Signs First Veto to Protect Emergency Declaration; U.S. Mosques on Alert Following New Zealand Terror Attacks; New Evidence Points to Connection with Earlier Disaster; North Korea Threatens to End Talks, Resume Missile Tests. Aired 11a-12p ET
• Death Toll Rises In New Zealand Attack; President Trump On Massacre; Candidates Respond To Massacre; Risky Vs. Safe Presidential Candidates; Boeing 737 Planes; FAA's Inspection Program Under New Scrutiny; Trump Signs 1st Veto to Protect Emergency Declaration; Trump Slams "Fake Dossier" Despite Several Claims Being Verified. Aired 5-6p ET
• Terror Attack In New Zealand; Beto O'Rourke States His Presidential Campaign with 2 Apologies; Biden Expected to Announce 2020 Plans Soon; Sanders Keeps Campaigning After Stiches for Head Wound; New Zealand Police Update on Mosque Attacks Investigation; 19 Black Employees Sue UPS for Discrimination. Aired 4-5p ET
• New Zealand Mosque Attacks Suspect Appears in Court; Suspected Shooter Purportedly Posted Anti-Muslim Manifesto; Facebook Alerted to Suspected Shooter's Live Stream by Police. Aired 3-4a ET
• New Zealand Mosque Attacks Suspect Appears in Court; Suspected Shooter Purportedly Posted Anti-Muslim Manifesto; Facebook Alerted to Suspected Shooter's Live Stream by Police; Interview with Bharath Ganesh, Oxford Internet Institute, on Weaponizing Social Media. Aired 4-5a ET
• New Zealand Mosque Attacks Suspect Appears in Court; Suspected Shooter Purportedly Posted Anti-Muslim Manifesto; Interview with Talha Ahmad, Muslim Council of Britain, on Global Muslim Community's Condemnation of Christchurch Attacks; Facebook Alerted to Suspected Shooter's Live Stream by Police; Interview with Brett Lee, Internet Safe Education, on Weaponization of Social Media; Work on Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 Black Boxes Begins. Aired 5-6a ET
• CNN International: New Zealand Mosque Attacks Suspect Appears in Court; Muslim Community Reacts to New Zealand Massacre; Interview with Mohammed Shafiq, Ramadhan Foundation, on New Zealand Attacks; Survivors Recount Harrowing Moments of New Zealand Shooting; Police in New South Wales Talking to Suspect's Family, Neighbors in Shock; Yellow Vest Protesters Clash with Police; Venezuela Locked in Political Crisis as Hardships Persist; Social Media Struggle to Remove New Zealand Attack Video. Aired 10-11a ET
• Interview with Sen. Tim Kaine (D-VA), Discussing President Trump's Comments on the Mass Shooting in New Zealand; Death Toll Reaches 50 In New Zealand, 36 Hospitalized; Black Boxes From Ethiopian Airlines Crash Being Analyzed; Omar's Anti-Israel Comments Slammed By Jewish, Muslim Constituents. Aired 8-9p ET
• New Zealand Mosque Attacks Suspect Appears in Court; Muslim Community Reacts to New Zealand Massacre; Survivors Recount Harrowing Moments of New Zealand Shooting; Relatives Mourn the Lost in Ethiopian Airlines Crash; Interview with Zainab Chaudry, Council on American- Islamic Relations, on the Rise of Islamophobia. Aired 12-12:30a ET
• CNN International: New Zealand Mosque Attacks Suspect Appears in Court; Muslim Community Reacts to New Zealand Massacre; More Than 15 Nationalities in Targeted Mosques; Yellow Vest Protesters Clash with Police; Manifesto Mailed to New Zealand Prime Minister Minutes before Attack; Social Media Struggle to Remove New Zealand Attack Video. Aired 1-1:30p ET
• CNN International: New Zealand Mosque Attacks Suspect Appears in Court; Muslim Community Reacts to New Zealand Massacre; More Than 15 Nationalities in Targeted Mosques; Manifesto Mailed to New Zealand Prime Minister Minutes before Attack; "Extreme Havoc" as Cyclone Moves Inland from Mozambique. Aired 2-2:30p ET
March 15, 2019
• Multiple Fatalities In New Zealand Mass Shootings; Witness: Gunman Shot From Back Of Mosque. Aired 1-2a ET
• Breaking News, Mass Shooting In New Zealand, Forty People Dead In Christchurch, New Zealand Mosque Attack; New Zealand Under Siege. Aired 3-4a ET
• 49 Killed As Gunmen Open Fire In Two Mosques In New Zealand's Christchurch; New Zealand Prime Minister: 40 Are Dead In Mass Shootings. Aired 2-3a ET
• Multiple Fatalities in New Zealand Mass Shootings; Multiple Fatalities in Christchurch, New Zealand, Mosque Shootings. Aired 12m- 1a ET
• Trump May Publically Veto the Wall Emergency Rebuke; Ethiopian Pilot Knew Immediately of Trouble; Rocket Attack in Israel Likely Mistake. Aired 9:30-10a ET
• At Least 49 Dead, Dozens Hurt In New Zealand Terror Attacks, North Korea Threatens To Suspend Nuclear Talks With U.S., Mueller's Team: Rick Gates Not Ready For Sentencing, Trump To Veto Senate Rebuke On Emergency Declaration. Aired 10-10:30a ET
• 49 People Killed in New Zealand Mass Shooting; North Korea Threatens to Suspend Nuclear Talks; Trump Set to Issue First Veto. Aired 3-3:30p ET
• North Korea Threatens to Suspend Nuclear Talks with U.S.; John Bolton Disputes North Korea Claim that He, Pompeo Created an "Atmosphere of Hostility and Mistrust" at Hanoi Summit; U.S. Police Ramp Up Mosque Patrols After New Zealand Terror Attacks; At Least 49 Dead in Terror Attacks at New Zealand Mosques; A Source Tells CNN Trump May Publicly Veto Wall Emergency Rebuke Today. Aired 9-9:30a ET
• Twelve Republican Senators Vote to Block Trump's National Emergency; Mosque Shooting in New Zealand is Livestreamed as Social Media Companies Release Statements; Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D) Minnesota is Interviewed About Her 2020 Presidential Candidacy. Aired 10:30-11a ET
• Social Media Platforms Scrambling to Remove All Videos of New Zealand Terror Attack; Soon Mosque Terror Attack Suspect in Christchurch Court; Any Moment, Trump Signs His First Veto Upholding National Emergency. Aired 3:30-4p ET
• 49 Dead and Dozens Hurt in New Zealand Mosque Terror Attacks; Terror Suspect Posted 87 Page Manifesto Filled with Anti-Immigrant and Anti-Muslim Rhetoric; Terror Suspect Claims Donald Trump Is A Symbol of White Identity; North Korea Threatens to Walk from Nuke Talks; FBI Says Rising Domestic Terror Arrests. Aired 2-2:30p ET
• Official: FBI Seeing Rise in Domestic Terror Arrests in U.S.; Former VP Al Gore Discusses Mosque Terror Attacks, Trump's Resistance to Climate Change Science, Next Presidential Election; NYT: Ethiopian Airlines Pilot Reported Trouble Shortly After Takeoff. Aired 2:30-3p ET
March 14, 2019
• Students Say No to Modern Day Slavery; Appeal Denied for Second Kim Jong-nam Murder Suspect; Interview with Huawei CEO Ren Zhengfei; Massive Winter Storm; U.K. Parliament To Vote Thursday On Brexit Delay; U.S. Orders Grounding Of Boeing 737 Max 8 And 9 Planes; Manafort Hit With New Charges Moments After Sentencing; Trump Feels "Badly" For Manafort, Pardon Question Open. Aired 1-2a ET
• Ethiopian Black Boxes Sent to France to be Examined; U.S. Joined Many Countries Banning Boeing 737 MAX 8; British Parliament to Vote for Brexit Extension; Youth Campaigns to End Modern Day Slavery; Appeal Denied For Second Kim Jong-nam Murder Suspect; U.S.-China Relations; Huawei Being Singled Out As Security Threat; Massive College Admission Scandal; Inside The Prison Where Manafort May Serve Time; Russia Lashes Out At Actions By U.S. House; A Day Against Modern-Day Slavery. Aired 3-4a ET
• Manafort Hit with New Charges Moments after Sentencing; At Least One Death from Massive Winter Storm; U.N.: Civilization in Peril from Catastrophic Climate Change; Last Two Quarterfinal Spots in Champions League Decided; Golf's Unofficial 5th Major Set to Tee Off; Hamilton Hoping for Third Straight F1 Title. Aired 12-1a ET
• Beto O'Rourke Running for President; Senate Votes to Block Trump's Emergency Declaration. Aired 3-3:30p ET
• U.K. Parliament To Vote Thursday On Brexit Delay; U.S. Orders Grounding Of Boeing 737 Max 8 And 9 Planes; Appeal Denied for Second Kim Jong-nam Murder Suspect; Interview with Hisyam Teh Poh Teik, Attorney for Doan Thi Huong, Accused of Kim Jong-nam Murder; Students Say No to Modern Day Slavery; Russia Lashes Out At Actions By U.S. House; Students Raise Awareness Of Modern-Day Slavery; At Least One Death From Massive Winter Storm. Aired 2-3a ET
• Trump Says Bowing Under Great Pressure to Figure It Out Fast; Graham Blocks Senate Vote for Public Release of Mueller Report; Pelosi Doubles Down that Impeachment Isn't Worth It; Two Rockets Fired from Gaza Towards Israel; Federal Prosecutors Want E-mails Between Cohen and Lawyer. Aired 3:30-4p ET
• Sen. Ben Cardin (D) Maryland is Interviewed About Congressional Oversight of Trump's Emergency Declaration; President Trump Announced Grounding of Boeing 737 MAX Planes Yesterday; 420 Members of the House Approve Resolution to Release Mueller Report to the Public; Director and Producer of "Tricky Dick" is Interviewed About CNN Original Series. Aired 10:30-11a ET
• Fmr. Rep. Beto O'Rourke (D) Texas Joins Crowded 2020 Democratic Field, Senate Set To Rebuke Trump On National Emergency Declaration, Soon: Stone Could Face Consequences In Court For Book Release, November 5th Trial Date Set For Ex-Trump Adviser Roger Stone. Aired 10-10:30 ET
• Beto O'Rourke Speaks and Takes Questions in Iowa After Launching 2020 Presidential Bid; O'Rourke: Any of the 2020 Democratic Candidates Would Be Far Better Than Trump. Aired 9-9:30a ET
• O'Rourke Declares Candidacy, Meets with Iowa Voters; O'Rourke in Iowa; Whitaker Didn't Deny Talking about Cohen Case. Aired 9:30-10a ET
• Any Moment the Senate to Rebuke Trump Over His Emergency; Trump Sees Emergency Vote as Loyalty Test; Beto O'Rourke Says Any 2020 Democrats Far Better Than Trump; Mueller's Lebron James of Laundering Investigators to Leave; GOP Senator Changes His Mind, He Will Side with Trump on Emergency. Aired 2-2:30p ET
• GOP Sen. Thom Tillis Changes Mind, Will Vote with Trump on Emergency Declaration; Class-Action Lawsuit Filed in Biggest College- Admission Scam in U.S.; The Man Behind the College-Admissions Scandal; Beto O'Rourke Launches Campaign, Hits Trail in Iowa; Senate Passes Resolution to Block Trump's National Emergency. Aired 2:30-3p ET
March 13, 2019
March 12, 2019
• Prime Minister Theresa May Optimistic with Her New Brexit Deal; More Children to Feed with Less Resources; Boeing Planes Grounded Over Ethiopian Airlines Crash; United Kingdom Parliament Set To Vote On Prime Minister's Latest Brexit Deal; Cockpit Voice And Data Recorders Found In Ethiopia Crash; Sorrow And Alarm After Deadly Plane Crash In Ethiopia; Battle Rages Over Syria's Last ISIS Enclave; Benjamin Netanyahu Comments Spark Backlash; CNN Freedom Project. Aired 3-4a ET
• Parliament Set to Vote on PM's Latest Deal with E.U.; Pelosi: Impeachment Too Divisive Though Trump is Unfit; Maduro Blasts Power Outage as Electric Coup; Experts Warn of Huawei Tech in Cell Towers; May Claims To Clinch Legally Binding Changes To Deal; Parliament Set To Vote On PM's Latest Deal With E.U.; Sorrow And Alarm After Plane Crash In Ethiopia; Crash Renews Safety Concerns For Boeing 737 MAX 8; U.N. Mourns Death Of Members Killed In Ethiopia Crash; ISIS Bride Trying To Return To U.K. Aired 1-2a ET
• Countries and Airlines Ground Boeing Jets; Investigation into Trump Projects; Venezuelan Orphanages Hit With Food Shortages; Carlson Offers No Apologies. Aired 9:30-10a ET
• First White House Briefing in 42 Days; Netanyahu: Non-Jewish Israeli Citizens Not Real Citizens; Zidane Returns at Real Madrid Manager; U.S. Women's Team Sue U.S. Soccer Over Gender Discrimination. Aired 12-1a ET
• Data and Voice Recorders Are Recovered in Ethiopian Airlines Crash; Algerian Pres. Bouteflika Will Not Seek Fifth Term; Maduro Blasts Power Outage As "Electric Coup"; U.S. President Trump On Getting It Right, Or Wrong. Aired 2-3a ET
• FFA And Boeing Are Standing By This Particular Type Of Plane So Far; Ethiopians, Forensic And International Teams Walking Methodically Through The Crash Sight To Find Any Forensic Evidence; A Lot Of People Awaiting To See If Joe Biden Will Run For President; Democrats Want To Hear About A Green New Deal. Pilots And Flight Attendants Voicing Their Opinion Publically About Their Concerns Of The Safety Of The Boeing 737 Max 8. Aired 9-9:30a ET
• Cheating Scam; Brexit Deal Suffers Another Huge Defeat; Pelosi Comes Out Against Impeachment. Aired 3-3:30p ET
• Theresa May's Brexit Deal Suffers Another Huge Defeat; Second Flight Attendant Union Calls for Grounding Max 8 Jets; U.S. Regulators Resist Call to Ground Boeing Max 8; U.S. Pulls Out Remaining Staff as Blackout Deepens Desperation in Venezuela; Cheney Rips Pence, Compares Trump Foreign Policy to Obama. Aired 3:30-4p ET
• Top Dems supporting Pelosi's stance against impeachment, Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D) Maryland says, impeaching Trump is just not worth it, U.K. bans Boeing 737 Max 8 planes form U.K. airspace, Frm. Sen. Joe Biden (D) Delaware teases possible president run as Dems await his decision, Rep. Stacey Abrams (D) Georgia considers possible presidential bid in 2020, Aired 10-10:30 ET
• Interview with former Ohio Gov. John Kasich on 2020 Budget, Green New Deal; Overnight Air Strikes in Syria to Push Out Remaining ISIS Forces; United Kingdom Grounds its Boeing MAX Airplanes Following Ethiopian Airlines Crash; Paul Manafort to Face Second Sentencing Hearing Tomorrow; Dozens of Federal Arrests Today for College Entrance Exams Racketeering. Aired 10:30-11a ET
• FBI Charges Wealthy and Celebrities in College Entrance Scheme; Book Says Ivanka Trump Isolated from Dad During Childhood; House Democrat Says Can't Give the Impression Were Fixated on Impeachment; United States Regulators Resist Call to Ground Boeing MAX 8. Aired 2-3:30p ET
• Airplane Controversy; New Book on Ivanka Trump and Family; Thunder Player Clashes with Utah Jazz Fans. Aired 2:30-3p ET
March 11, 2019
March 10, 2019
• Maduro and Guaido Hold Rival Rallies amid Blackout in Venezuela; Interview with William Spindler, UNHCR, about the Plight of Venezuelan Refugees; Future of Brexit Hard to Read; Turkish Airlines Turbulence Injuries Dozens; Manafort Faces Second Federal Sentencing; New Poll of Democratic Hopefuls. Aired 3-3:30a ET
• New Poll of Democratic Hopefuls; Maduro and Guaido Hold Rival Rallies amid Blackout in Venezuela; Turkish Airlines Turbulence Injuries Dozens; Future of Brexit Hard to Read; R. Kelly Released from Jail; U.S. Women's Soccer Team Files Equal Pay Lawsuit; Ethiopian Airlines Boeing 737 Crash. Aired 4-5a ET
• President Trump Is Requesting Some $750 Billion From Congress For Defense Spending ISIS Fighters Try To Keep Control Of One Of Their Last Strongholds; Deadly Plane Crash In Ethiopia; Former Owner Of A South Florida Spa Where Patriots Owner Robert Kraft Allegedly Solicited Sex Acts; A Woman Is Recovering After She Was Attacked By A Jaguar At An Arizona Zoo; Eight Democratic Hopefuls Are Back On The Campaign Trail; J-Rod Is Engaged. Aired 2-3p ET
• Trump's Budget To Request Additional $8.6 Billion For Border Wall; New Poll: Biden, Sanders Lead 2020 Democratic Field In Iowa; Fierce Battle For Last ISIS Stronghold In Syria; Boeing 737 Crashes In Ethiopia Killing All 157 On Board; Delaney: "I Do Worry" About Dems Moving Too Far To The Left; Black Arkansas Lawmaker Slams "Stand Your Ground" Bill; Senator Stephanie Flowers (D) Arkansas Is Interviewed About Gun Laws; "The Bush Years: Family, Duty, Power" Airs Tonight At 10 ET, PT. Aired 3-4p ET
• New Poll Has Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders Leading Democratic Field in Iowa; Trump's Budget to Request Additional $8.6 Billion for Border Wall; Fierce Battle for Last ISIS Stronghold in Syria. Aired 4- 5p ET
• Biden, Sanders Lead Democrats in Iowa Poll; Trump Asks Congress for New Wall Funds; Assault on Last ISIS Enclave in Syria; Boeing 737 Crashes in East Aftica, No Survivors; Young Democratic Presidential Hopefuls; Former Spa Owner on Alleged Trump Access; Elie Honig Answers Cross-Exam Questions on Manafort; Elizabeth Warren's Proposal Regarding Tech Giants. Aired 5-6p ET
• 2020 Race In Texas Tonight; Another Disaster For Boeing After A Flight Carrying More Than 150 People Crashes Overseas; Final Assault On ISIS In Syria Has Begun. Aired 6-7p ET
• Ethiopian Airlines Boeing 737 Crash; Maduro and Guaido Hold Rival Rallies amid Blackout in Venezuela; U.K. Faces Backlash after ISIS Bride's Baby Dies; Interview with Dal Babu, Former London Metro Police Chief Superintendent, on ISIS Grooming and Recruitment; New Poll of Democratic Hopefuls; Theresa May to Hold Summit over Knife Attacks; Interview with Leroy Logan, Former Superintendent with London Metropolitan Police, about Knife Attacks; Interview with Alex Macheras, Aviation Expert, about Ethiopian Airlines Crash. Aired 5-6a ET
March 09, 2019
• Pro-Government and Anti-Government Protests Erupt in Venezuela; North Korea Rebuilds Missile Launch Site; Interview with Re. Brendan Boyle (D-PA); Democratic House of Representatives Passes Bill to Curb Political Corruption; Former Owner of Day Spa in which Robert Kraft Arrested for Solicitation Spotted in Photos with President Trump and Trump Campaign Officials; Democratic House Passes Anti-Discrimination Resolution; Imprisoned Former Pharmaceutical CEO Possibly Illegally Using Cellphone to Continue Directing Business; U.S. Soccer Women's National Team Suing for Equal Pay and Treatment with Men's National Team. Aired 10-11a ET
• Possible Activity at a North Korean Weapons Site; Chinese President May Skip U.S. Trip; Trump's Contrasting Views on Cohen and Manafort; More Families Added to Separation Lawsuit; Venezuela Recovering from Major Power Outage; Northern Ireland Dissatisfied with Unity Process; Wife of American Hostage in Iran Criticizes U.S. Failures; Netanyahu's Likud Base Backs Him as Charges Loom; Duchess of Sussex Speaks about Female Empowerment; Inside the Epic Apollo 11 Moon Landing. Aired 3-4a ET
• Possible Activity at a North Korean Weapons Site; Trump's Contrasting Views on Cohen and Manafort; George Conway Digs at Trump in Rare Public Appearance; Congressional Anti-Hate Resolution; U.K. Risks Never Leaving E.U. if Deal Rejected Again; Interview with Andrea Leadsom, Leader, House of Commons, on Brexit. Aired 4-5a ET
• Pro-Government and Anti-Government Protests Erupt in Venezuela; Rolling Power Outages Continue in Venezuela; Former Ambassador to Venezuela Charles Shapiro Interviewed about Trump Administration Policy towards Venezuela; Plane Diverted Due to Possible Internal Fire; Congressman Denny Heck (D) Washington Interviewed about Michael Cohen's Testimony before Congress; Potential Democratic Presidential Candidates to Attend South by Southwest Festival; Paul Manafort to Face Second Sentencing Trial; Former Owner of Day Spa in which Robert Kraft Arrested for Solicitation Spotted in Photos with President Trump and Trump Campaign Officials. Aired 2-3p ET
• O'Rourke Soon to Take Stage at South by Southwest as Democrat Candidates Cross the Country; 2 Democrat Candidates Aim to Become Youngest U.S. President Ever; Democratic Presidential Hopefuls Canvas Country to Court Voters; Harris: We Must Speak Truths about Painful Racial Past to Heal; R. Kelly Released from Jail After Paying Back- Child Support; Maduro Threatens "Strong Response" to U.S. Aggression; "Empire" Star Indicted on 16 Felony Counts over Phony Beating; Fight to Defeat ISIS' Self-Declared Caliphate Grinding Down. Aired 1-2p ET
• O'Rourke Soon to Take Stage at South by Southwest as Democrat Candidates Cross the Country; Trump Presidency Overwhelmed with Political Scandals Even Before Mueller Report; Democrats Contemplate Adding More Supreme Court Justices if Next President is Democrat; Democrats Investigations Target Trump's Entire World; Polls: 45 Percent Believe Trump Committed Crimes in Office, 64 Percent Believe Committed Crimes Before Presidency, Republican Approval at 86 Percent; Analysts Say Kim Jong-Un Possibly Preparing New Launch; Miami Herald: Trump Watched Super Bowl with Former Spa Owner Linked to Patriots' Owner Robert Kraft's Arrest; Signs of Hate Rise at Parks, on Sidewalks, at Schools. Aired 3-4p ET
• Emergency Landing at Newark Forces Airport Shutdown; North Korea May Be Preparing Missile or Satellite Launch; Interview with Rep. Stacey Plaskett (D) U.S. Virgin Islands; "Empire" Star Indicted on 16 Felony Counts over Phony Beating; Trump's Former Chief of Staff Sounding Off; Husband of White House Counselor Hits Trump on Rule of Law. Aired 11a-12p ET
• Campaign Trail Wind Up Through The South By Southwest Festival In Austin, Texas; House Of Representatives This Week Passed A Resolution To Formally And Officially Condemn Hatred And Intolerance Aimed At Jews, Muslims, Ethnic Minorities And Homosexuals; New California Governor Lashes Out at Trump on National Emergency; Feds Probe Martin Shkreli After "WSJ" Reports He Used Contraband Cell Phone to Run Drug Company from Jail; U.S. Women's Soccer Team Players Sue for Equal Pay. Aired 4-5p ET
• Possible Activity at a North Korean Weapons Site; Bill Shine to Resign as White House Communications Adviser; Trump's Contrasting Views on Cohen and Manafort; Venezuela Recovering from Major Power Outage; Manafort Braces for Second Sentencing Next Week; Netanyahu's Likud Base Backs Him as Charges Loom; U.K. Risks Never Leaving E.U. if Deal Rejected Again; Duchess of Sussex Speaks about Female Empowerment. Aired 5-6a ET
• House Overwhelmingly Passes Anti-Hate Resolution In Wake Of Rep Omar's Controversial Comments On Israel; Soon: R. Kelly To Be Released From Jail After Posting Bond; Cyber Security Firm: N.K. Hackers Target "Critical" U.S. Infrastructure. Aired 12-1p ET
• Demonstrations Continue in Venezuela as Almost Entire Country in Blackout; El Paso Mayor Wants Washington to Hear What's Really Happening on Border; R. Kelly Released from Jail After Paying Back- Child Support; "Empire" Star Indicted on 16 Felony Counts over Phony Beating. Aired 5-6p ET
• R. Kelly Released From Jail After Paying Back Child Support; Trump Watched Super Bowl With Ex-Owner Of Spa Linked To Robert Kraft Arrest; Satellite Images Reveal Activity At North Korean Rocket Facility; Alex Trebek's Announcement Puts Spotlight On Pancreatic Cancer. Aired 8-9p ET
March 08, 2019
• Paul Manafort Will Not Spend the Rest of His Life in Jail; Disappearance that Left Deep Scars; Hate Begets Hate; Paul Manafort Sentenced To 47 Months In Prison; U.S. General, ISIS Threat Far From Over; North Korea Border Issues And Trade Deficit Haunt Trump; United Kingdom's Messy Divorce; Blackout Leaves Most Of Venezuela In Darkness; U.K. Royals Take Action Against Markle Trolls; Racist Posts Rose After Markle Announced Pregnancy; The Queen Of Instagram; A Wintry Danger, Avalanches Bury Vehicles, Close Roads In Colorado. Aired 3-4a ET
• Paul Manafort Sentenced To 47 Months In Prison; Trump Admin Hopeful For Denuclearization In First Term; U.S. General: Threat From ISIS Is Far From Over; Minister Responds to CNN Film Exposing Forced Labor in Ghana; Interview with Kojo Oppong Nkrumah, Ghana's Information Minister; British Royal Family Fights Online Abuse against Markle; "Brave Girl Rising". Aired 1-2a ET
• Paul Manafort Sentenced To 47 Months In Prison; Brewing Scandal Threatens Canadian P.M.'s Future; Avalanches Bury Vehicles Close Roads In Colorado; Apple CEO Changes Twitter Name After Trump Flubs It; Paul Manafort Sentenced to Prison; U.S. House Passes Anti-Hate Resolution; ISIS Fighters Now Surrendering Are Unrepentant, Unbroken and Radicalized; Trump Admin Hopeful for Denuclearization in First Term; U.K.'s Messy Divorce; Putin Cracks Down on Foreign Agents and Americans. Aired 2-3a ET
• Rep. Debbie Mucarsel-Powell (D) Florida is Interviewed about the Resolution Condemning Bigotry; Nationwide Blackout in Venezuela; Families of MH-370 Demand Answers; Warren Wants Big Tech Splits; Trump Speaks Ahead of Alabama Trip. Aired 9:30-10a ET
• Elizabeth Warren Vows to Break Up Giant Tech Companies; Trump Communications Director Resigns; Outrage Grows Over Manafort Sentence. Aired 3-3:30p ET
• U.S. Economy Adds Only 20,000 Jobs in February; Trump Departs for Alabama After Deadly Tornadoes Hit State; Paul Manafort Sentenced to Nearly Four Years in Prison; Michael Cohen Sues Trump Organization Over Unpaid Legal Bills; Democrats' Spat Over Congresswoman Omar Reveals Divide in Party. Aired 9-9:30a ET
• Trump: House Vote On Anti-Hate Resolution Disgraceful; House Passes Condemning Anti-Semitism, Bigotry; Today: Dems To Vote On Plan To Expand Voting Rights. Aired 10-10:30 ET
• U.S. Added 20,000 Jobs in February; Accused Kidnapper of Jayme Closs Details Planned Guilty Plea in Letter Sent to Local Television Station; Rise in Anti-Semitic Hate Crimes Across America; In CBS Interview, Martha McSally States There is Work to Do in Addressing Sexual Assault in the Military. Aired 10:30-11a ET
• Trump Says Cohen Directly Asked for A Pardon; Trump Says Democrats Have Become an Anti-Jewish Party; Why Did 23 Republicans Vote Against the Anti-Hate Resolution?; Interview with Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-MD); Trump Says I Feel Very Badly for Ex-Campaign Chief Manafort. Aired 2-2:30p ET
• Clinton Impeachment Rivals Spar Over Mueller Investigation; Ken Starr Says the DOJ Should Be Able to Indict A Sitting President; Anti- Semitism And Racism Rising in United States Schools; Trump Watched Super Bowl with Ex Owner of Spa Linked to Robert Kraft's Arrest. Aired 3:30-4p ET
• Trump: "I Feel Very Badly for" Ex-Campaign Chief Manafort; Trump Repeats False Claim Judge Said No Collusion with Russia; Trump Says Democrats Have Become "Anti-Israel", "Anti-Jewish" Party; Democrats May Investigate Kushner's Troubled 666 Fifth Avenue Property; Fight to Defeat ISIS' Self-Declared Caliphate Grinding Down. Aired 2:30-3p ET
• Putin Cracks Down on Critics; New Film Show Moon Landing Mission in Vivid Detail; Arsenal Lose First Leg to Rennes 3-1; Interview with Grant Dalton, CEO of Emirates Team New Zealand, on America's Cup Prep; Paul Manafort Sentenced to 47 Months in Prison; ISIS Threat Far from Over; North Korea Documentary Shows Successful Hanoi Summit; British Prime Minister Urges E.U. to Compromise on Irish Backstop; Putin Cracks Down on Foreign Agents and Americans. Aired 12m-1a ET
March 07, 2019
March 06, 2019
• Carlos Ghosn is Out of Prison; New Threats Emerge in London; White House Dismisses Democrats' Piling Allegations; Anti-Semitism Causes Party to Shatter; North Korean Cyber Threat; Presidential 2020 Election Threats; Russian Threat, Gas Pipeline Sparks Major Political Struggle; Trudeau Battles Corruption Scandal; Singer R. Kelly Charge; Donald Trump And The American Flag. Aired 3-4a ET
• New York Subpoena's Trump Organization's Insurance Broker; GM Ends Production at Ohio Plant; R. Kelly Says He's Fighting for His Life; Federal Budget Deficit Jumps in 2019. Aired 9:30-10a ET
• Michael Cohen Arrives on Capitol Hill for More Testimony; Trump Allegedly Pressured Staff to Give Ivanka Trump Top Security Clearance; White House Rejected Democrats' Request for Jared Kushner Clearance Documents; Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi (D) Illinois Interviewed About Jared and Ivanka Kushner's Security Clearance and Michael Cohen's House Intelligence Committee Testimony; Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi (D) Illinois Interviewed About House Democrats Probe of Trump Organization; Trump slams Democrats for Sweeping House Investigations; Satellite Images Show North Korea Rebuilding Missile Facility; GM Stops production at Ohio Plant; R. Kelly Decries Sexual Allegations Scandal; DHS Secretary to Testify Before Congress on Border Security; New York State Regulators Subpoena Trump Organization's Insurance Broker; Michael Cohen Back on Capitol Hill Today to Give Closed-Door Testimony. Aired 9-9:30a ET
• Venezuela's Guaido in Talks With Unions to Call Public Sector Strike; North Korea Rebuilding Missile Test Site; U.S. Launches Broad Scope Investigations; Fight against ISIS; Interview with Maj. Gen. Asif Ghafoor, Pakistani Military Spokesperson, on the Threat of War Remaining between Pakistan and India. Aired 2-3a ET
• Michael Cohen Back Before Congress; North Korea Rebuilding Missile Site?; DNC Bans FOX News From Hosting Debates. Aired 3-3:30p ET
• Live Coverage and Commentary of Kirstjen Nielsen's Testimony Before House Homeland Security Committee. Aired 10:30-11a ET
• U.S. federal deficit up 77 percent from 2018, DHS Secretary Nielsen faces grilling by House Dems, Cohen resumes testimony before House Intel Committee, Rep. Adam Schiff (D) California says Trump doesn't know what oversight looks like, Rep. Rashida Tlaib (D) Michigan says she plans to file impeachment resolution this month, Satellite images show new activity at North Korean missile site, Sen. Chris Van Hollen (D) Marlyland plans to write DOJ to get to the bottom of report that Trump tried to block AT&T-Time Warner merger, Aired 10- 10:30 ET
• Report: North Korea Rebuilding Missile Test Site; Former Nissan Chair Carlos Ghosn Pays Bail In Japan; U.S. House Launches Broad Scope Investigations; Trump calls Investigations "Presidential Harassment"; Hundreds Of Terrorist Fighters Surrender In Eastern Syria; CNN Speaks To Widow Of Jihadist Linked To Paris Attacks. Aired 1-2a ET
• Cohen Provided Documents Showing Edits to 2017 False Testimony He Made; Trump Pushed Staff to Grant Security Clearance to Daughter; Homeland Security Chief Grilled about Family Separations And Sexual Abuse; Interview with Rep. Elissa Slotkin (D) Michigan; A Second Judge Blocks Trump's Census Citizenship Question; War Escalates Over Document Demands And Will Likely Go to The Supreme Court; North Korea Missile Site Activity After Failed Trump Talks. Aired 2-2:30p ET
• Rubio to Saudi Ambassador Pick, MBS has Gone Full Gangster; R. Kelly Screams, Fights Back at Sexual Abuse Charges; GM Plant Closing as Iconic American Job Nears Extinction; Trump Endorses Many Brands, But Brands Don't Endorse Back. Aired 3:30-4p ET
• Second Person Enters Sustained HIV Remission; Donald Trump Embraces American Flag, Literally; Real Madrid Crash out to Ajax in Epic Home Loss; Man UTD Seek Paris Miracle after 2-0 Home Loss. Aired 12-1a ET
• North Korea's Last-Minute Attempt to Get Trump Back to the Table; Ex-Clients Granted Requests Under Acting Interior Chief; WAPO: Trump's High School, College Transcripts Were Hidden; Sen. Martha McSally (R) Reveals Her Rape by a Superior Office While in Military. Aired 2:30-3p ET
March 05, 2019
March 04, 2019
• Battle Rages to Take Terror Group's Last Syrian Enclave; E.U. Departure Set to Lead to More Customs Regulations; SpaceX Crew Dragon Docks with Space Station; Cohen Says Trump Ordered Him to Hide School Records; At Least 23 Killed In Alabama In Outbreak Of Storms; U.S. House Committee Launches Obstruction Of Justice Probe; Lawmakers Vote Enough To Block Emergency Declaration; Interview with John Bolton; Opposition Leader To Return Home Monday For Protests; Bolton: Meeting Was Unquestionable Success For Us; White House National Security Adviser Says N. Korea Owes Full Explanation About Otto Warmbier's Death. Aired 1-2a ET
• CFO Fights Back Against Canada; Tornado Ripped Southern U.S.; Jackson Abuse Cases Comes Back; Mothers Nature Batters Southern U.S.; More Investigations Piling Up; Joint Military Drills Resumes; Tensions Rising Between Venezuelan Leaders. Aired 3-4a ET
• Venezuela's Juan Guaido Plans To Go Home Despite Safety Concerns; New Film Lays Out Abuse Allegations Against Michael Jackson; It's Carnival Time Around The World; U.S. Politicians Commemorate Alabama Civil Rights March; An Outbreak of Terrible Tornados is Sweeping Across the United States; Jerry Nadler Believes Donald Trump Obstructed Justice; U.S. and South Korea About to Resume War Drills; Juan Guaido Set to Return to Venezuela; A Look at ISIS' Last Enclave in Eastern Syria. Aired 2-3a ET
• Hickenlooper Joins Race; New Polls on Democratic Candidates; Guaido Risks Arrest; Mounting Evidence as Probes Expand; DOJ Pressured to Block Merger. Aired 9:30-10a ET
• House Democrats Prepare to Expand Obstruction Probe; Senator Rand Paul to Oppose President Trump's Emergency Declaration; Senate Poised to Rebuke Trump's Emergency Declaration; New Yorker: President Trump Directed Former Economic Adviser to Pressure DOJ to Block AT&T- Time Warner Merger; U.S.-South Korea Cancel Major War Games to "Support Diplomatic Efforts" with North Korea; Former Colorado Governor Hickenlooper Joins Crowded Democratic Field Running for President in 2020; Interview with Sen. John Kennedy (R-LA); At Least 23 Dead After Tornadoes Rip Through Alabama; Winter Storm Forces Schools to Close in New York and Boston. Aired 9-9:30a ET
• Deadly Alabama Tornadoes; Venezuela's Opposition Leader Returns; Congress Ramping Up Trump Investigations. Aired 3-3:30p ET
• At Least 23 Dead After Tornadoes Rip Through Alabama, House Dems to Expand Obstruction Probe, Guaido Vows to Risk Arrest to Join Opposition Protests. Aired 10-10:30 ET
• Juan Guaido May Soon Re-enter Venezuela, Encouraging Opposition to Nicolas Maduro; Justice Department Disputes Hoda Muthana's Citizenship Status; John Hickenlooper Enters 2020 Presidential Race; Democratic Congressmen Calling Out Ilhan Omar After More Public Comments on U.S.-Israel Relationship; Part Two of HBO Documentary "Leaving Neverland" Airs Tonight. Aired 10:30-11a ET
• Smaller U.S.-South Korea Military Drills Start Monday; Bolton: North Korea Needs to Come Clean on Warmbier's Death; Family Believes U.S.-Saudi Dual National Tortured; Liverpool See Title Hopes Dented after Draw; Roger Federer Claims 100th Career Title; Some Countries Threatening to Boycott Rugby World Cup. Aired 12-1a ET
• Opposition Leader Returns to Venezuela Despite Arrest Threats; Democrats Demand Documents from 81 People; Trump Ordered His Aid to Pressure Department of Justice Over CNN Merger; Deadly Alabama Tornado with 170 MPH Winds; Survivor to Grandson, Tell God, Thank You; More Republicans Are Voting Against Trump's National Emergency. Aired 2- 2:30p ET
• Self-Proclaimed President returns to Venezuela, Despite Arrest Concerns; New Yorker, "The Making of the Fox News White House"; American Citizen Jailed, Tortured in Saudi Arabia; Actor Luke Perry, Star of Beverly Hills 90210", Dead at 52; Michael Jackson Accused of Molesting 2 Boys in Explosive HBO Documentary. Aired 3:30-4p ET
• Ex-Colorado Governor Jumps into Crowded 2020 Democratic Field; Hillary Clinton Sounding Alarm on State of the Country; Democrats to Present Anti-Semitism Resolution Following Israeli Comments Made by Rep. Ilhan Omar; House Judiciary Committee Requests Documents from over 60 Individuals to Start Trump Probes; "New Yorker": Trump Intervened to Stop in AT&T/Time Warner Merger; Actor Luke Perry Dies at Age 52. Aired 2:30-3p ET
March 03, 2019
• Trump Caps off Dismal Week with Long, Rambling Speech at CPAC; No Charges for Stephon Clark Killers; People Cross Venezuelan Border Illegally after Last Week's Clashes; "Brexit Heartland" Frustrated by Political Stalemate. Aired 3-3:30a ET
• Trump Caps off Dismal Week with Long, Rambling Speech at CPAC; U.S. Allies Attack ISIS' Last Syrian Enclave; No Charges for Stephon Clark Killers; Interview with Benjamin Crump, Clark Family Attorney; U.S.-South Korea Military Drills Start Monday; People Cross Venezuelan Border Illegally after Last Week's Clashes; Europe's Biggest Port Bracing for No-Deal Brexit. Aired 4-5a ET
• U.S. Allies Attack ISIS' Last Syrian Enclave; Trump Caps off Dismal Week with Long, Rambling Speech at CPAC; Bernie Sanders Holds First Major Campaign Rally; No Charges for Stephon Clark Killers; Interview with Cheryl Dorsey, Retired LAPD Sergeant, and Andrew Cherkasky, Criminal Defense Attorney; U.S.-South Korea Military Drills Start Monday; Tension in Kashmir Region; 20K Children Living in Slavery in Ghana. Aired 5-6a ET
• Republican Senator Rand Paul Now Saying He Will Vote To Block President Trump's Emergency Declaration; Democrats Vowing To Ramp Up Their Investigations Into President Trump; National Security Adviser John Bolton Fiercely Defending President Trump's Decision To Walk Out Of Kim Summit; Several 2020 Democratic Hopefuls Are Gathering In Selma, Alabama To Mark Civil Rights March; Family Of A Dual U.S.-Saudi Citizen Being Held In Saudi Arabia Claim He Has Been Tortured; The Family Of An Unarmed Black Man Fatally Shot By Sacramento Police Outraged No Charges Decision. Aired 2-3p ET
• Senate Poised To Vote Against Trump's Wall Declaration; Dems Plan To Launch Probe Of Trump's "Abuse Of Power"; Nadler: Very Clear President Trump Obstructed Justice; Trump Blasts Dem Harassment, Claims Cohen Lied In Testimony. Fmr. Trump Business Associate Felix Sater To Testify Before Congress; Bolton On North Korea: "No Deal Is Better Than A Bad Deal"; 2020 Hopefuls In Selma To Mark 1965 "Bloody Sunday"; Crowd Walks In "Bloody Sunday" March In Selma; Bolton: North Korea Summit Was Not A Failure; Hillary Clinton Calls Out Voter Suppression In Selma; March Across Edmund Pettus Bridge On Anniversary Of "Blood Sunday". Aired 3-4p ET
• Senator Rand Paul to Vote Against Trump's Emergency Declaration; March Across Edmund Pettus Bridge on "Bloody Sunday" Anniversary; Aired 4-5p ET
• Chairman Nadler to Probe Trump on Abuse of Power; 2020 Democratic Presidential Candidates Join Bloody Sunday March; Stephon Clark's Killers Not Charged; Venezuelans Cross River Border; Trump Criticizes Critics with Speech at CPAC; Elie Honig and Legal Questions on Cross Exam. Aired 5-6p ET
• Tornado Destruction In Lee County, Alabama; Chair Of The Judiciary Committee, Jerry Nadler Was Saying It's Very Clear That The President Obstructed Justice; Key 2020 Democrats Gathering In Selma, Alabama To Mark The Solemn Anniversary Of 1965's Bloody Sunday. Aired 6-7p ET
• A Number of Fatalities, Many Injured in Tornadoes; Nadler to Seek Documents From Over 60 People in Trump's Circle; Trump's National Emergency Faces Another Senate Opposition; Bolton: "No Deal is Better Than Bad Deal." Aired 7-8p ET
March 02, 2019
• Warmbiers Lash Out at Trump; Kim Jong-un Returns to Pyongyang; Osama bin Laden's Son Emerging as Al Qaeda Leader; Celebrations Mark Return of Indian Air Force Pilot; Manafort Asks for Leniency before Fraud Sentencing; Cohen Testimony May Spark More Hearings; U.S. Military Exercises Target Terrorism in Burkina Faso; Butterfly Sanctuary Fights Construction of U.S. Border Wall. Aired 3-4a ET
• Parents Of Otto Warmbeir Give A Sharp Rebuke For President Trump; Michael Cohen Will Return For Additional Testimony; Questions Surround The Methods Used To Get Kushner's Clearance; An Indian Air Force Pilot Is Released After Being Held Captive By Pakistan On Friday; Hamza Bin Laden, Son Of Osama Bin Laden Is Now On The United States State Department's Most Wanted List. The U.S. Is Now Emerging As A New Leader In Al-Qaeda; Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu In Political Fight Over Corruption Charges; Self-Proclaimed Interim President Juan Guaido Says The Transition Is Under Way Right Now To Remove President Nicolas Maduro From Office. Aired 2-3a ET
• Democratic Presidential Candidate Bernie Sanders to Hold Rally in Brooklyn; Reporting Indicates President Trump Had Jared Kushner Granted Top Secret Security Clearance; Interview with Rep. Brenda Lawrence (D-MI); Melania Trump to Embark on Three-State Tour Promoting Be Best Initiative; San Francisco Giants CEO Larry Baer's Altercation with Wife Caught on Video; Scientists Testing Genetic Modification to Immunize Mice from Lyme Disease. Aired 10-11a ET
• President Trump Gives Speech to CPAC; President Trump Criticizes Green New Deal During CPAC Speech; Democratic Presidential Candidate Bernie Sanders to Hold Rally in Brooklyn; Senator Cory Booker to Give Speech in Selma, Alabama; Interview with Rep. Carolyn Maloney (D-NY); Representative Ilhan Omar Criticized for Comments Related to Israel. Aired 2-3p ET
• Warmbiers Lash Out at Trump; Trump Demanded Kushner Get Top Secret Clearance; Celebrations Mark Return of Indian Air Force Pilot; SDF Final Push against ISIS as Civilians Get Out; Manafort Asks for Leniency before Fraud Sentencing; Political Rival Urges Netanyahu to Resign; CNN Exposes Child Slavery on Ghana's Lake Volta; SpaceX Launches First-Ever Demo of Crew Dragon Capsule. Aired 4-5a ET
• Trump Demanded Kushner Get Top Secret Clearance; Warmbiers Lash Out at Trump; Manafort Asks for Leniency before Fraud Sentencing; Celebrations Mark Return of Indian Air Force Pilot; Osama bin Laden's Son Emerging as Al Qaeda Leader; Cohen Testimony May Spark More Hearings; One Dead in Algerian Anti-Government Rallies; Biden Responds to Backlash after Praising Pence; Pentagon Sends Space Force Proposal to Congress; SpaceX Launches First-Ever Demo of Crew Dragon Capsule. Aired 5-6a ET
• Sanders Kicks Off 2020 Presidential Campaign in Brooklyn; Trump Slams Russia Probe, Dems, Jeff Sessions & Rallies Base; ; Trump Rallies Base as Sanders Rolls Out 2020 Message; GOP Rep. Matt Gaetz Being Investigated by Florida Bar for Possible Threats to Michael Cohen; SDNY Investigates Trump Organization Payments & Inaugural Committee. Aired 1-2p ET
• President Trump to Speak at CPAC; Sanders Returns to Brooklyn Roots for Major Campaign Speech; Backlash from Otto Warmbier's Parents; SF Giants CEO Apologizes after Video Captures Argument with Wife; Cohen Suggests SDNY Investigation into Trump Underway; Immigrant Groups Demand Release of Infants in ICE Custody; Visiting Key West, the Southernmost City; Guns in America. Aired 11a-12p ET
• President Donald Trump Went Off Script Delivering The Longest Speech Of His Presidency At CPAC For More Than Two Hours; Big Day For Bernie Sanders Today As He Officially Kicked Off His 2020 Bid In Brooklyn; Trump Organization Officials May Face Congressional Scrutiny Of Their Own After Michael Cohen Suggested In His Congressional Testimony They Could Have Knowledge Of Potential Crimes; Michael Cohen Described Working For Trump Was Like Working For A Mob Boss; The Son Of Osama Bin Laden Is The New Leader Taking Over Al-Qaeda. Aired 4-5p ET
• Trump Slams Russia Probe, Democrats, Jeff Sessions & Rallies Base; Bernie Sanders Gets to His Roots, Compares to Rich Trump; Will Democrats Pay a Price if Employment, Stock Market Stays High & Mueller Finds No Collusion; Washington State's Jay Inslee 1st Governor to Announce Presidential Run; Beto O'Rourke Makes Decision on 2020 Race but Won't Tell Yet; Poster Associating Muslim Rep. Ilhan Omar with 9/11 Causes Chaos in West Virginia Capitol; Rep. Ilhan Omar Criticized for Comments Insinuating Pro-Israel Groups Pushing Allegiance to Foreign Country; San Francisco Giants Owner Larry Baer Apologizing & Police Investigating Video of Altercation with Wife; Jackson Family Sues HBO for "Leaving Neverland" Documentary. Aired 3-4p ET
• Trump's Two-Hour Speech; Sanders' Family Story; Cohen On SDNY Communication; Outrage After Trump Believes Kim on Otto Warmbier's Medical Condition; San Francisco Giants Owner Larry Baer Apologizing & Police Investigating Video of Altercation with Wife; "The Bush Years: Family, Duty, Power" Premiers Sunday at 9:00 P.M.; State Department Offers Reward for Information to Capture New Al Qaeda Leader. Aired 5- 6p ET
• President Trump Speaks at CPAC; TSA: Unclear When Everyone Will Get Their Back Pay; Sanders Kicks Off 2020 Presidential Campaign In Brooklyn. Aired 12-1p ET
• Trump's Two-Hour CPAC Speech; Cohen's Testimony; Sanders' Speech In Home Town; Sanders Not Interested In Clinton Advice; Biden Still Undecided; DA: No Charges For Two Officers Who Killed Stephon Clark; State Dept: Bin Laden's Son Taking Over Al-Qaeda Leader; Poster Linking Muslim Congresswoman To 9/11 Sparks Outrage. Aired 8-9p ET
March 01, 2019
February 28, 2019
February 27, 2019
• President Trump's Optimistic View on North Korea; Michael Cohen's Testimony Dominates the Airwaves; Tensions Spark Between Pakistan and India; Cardinal George Pell Landed in Court; Hours Away Form First Trump-Kim Meeting In Vietnam; Michael Cohen, Trump Knew About WikiLeaks Contact; Venezuela In Crisis. Aired 3-4a ET
• Michael Cohen's Prepared Testimony; Interview with Rep. Eric Swalwell (D), California; Cohen to Congress: Trump is a Racist, a Con Man and a Cheat; Trump to Meet with North Korean Leader Today; Cardinal Pell Taken Into Custody Ahead of Sentencing; Interview with Nguyen Xuan Phuc, Vietnamese Prime Minister. Aired 12-1a ET
• Trump's Former Fixer Set For Public Hearing; Hours Away From First Trump-Kim Meeting In Vietnam; Second U.S.-North Korea Summit; Cardinal Pell Taken into Custody Ahead of Sentencing; Pakistan Vows Retaliation after Indian Airstrikes; Stranded Train Returns to Seattle. Aired 1-2a ET
• Interview with Rep. James Comer (R-KY); Cohen Faces Grilling; Interview with Rep. Gerry Connolly (D-VA). Aired 9:30-10a ET
• Cohen Arrives For Testimony On Capitol Hill; Michael Cohen Testifies Before House Oversight Committee. Aired 10-10:30a ET
• Michael Cohen Testifies Before Congress; President Trump Meets With Kim Jong-un. Aired 3-3:30p ET
• Trump Lands In Vietnam For Second Summit With North Korea's Kim Jong-un, Interview With Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-CA); Theresa May Gives Lawmakers Chance To Delay Brexit; Rouhani Says He Hasn't Accepted F.M.'s Resignation; Butterfly Sanctuary Fights Construction Of Wall. Aired 2-3a ET
• Live Coverage of Michael Cohen Testimony Before the House Oversight and Reform Committee. Aired 10:30-11a ET
• Cohen, Trump is "A Racist, A Con Man, A Cheat; Cohen, Trump "Made Clear to Me, He Wanted Me to Lie"; Cohen, Trump Knew Roger Stone Had Spoken with WikiLeaks About DNC E-Mail Leak; Cohen, Trump Repaid Me for Hush Money to Porn Star. Aired 3:30-4p ET
• Cohen Testifies Before Congress. Aired 2-2:30p ET
• Michael Cohen Testifies Before House Oversight Committee. Aired 2:30-3p ET
• Interview with Representative Jamie Raskin (D-MD); Ex-Trump Lawyer Michael Cohen to Testify Before Congress Today. Aired 9-9:30a ET
• Cohen Testifies Before Congress. Aired 2-2:30p ET
• Michael Cohen's Prepared Testimony; Interview with Rep. Eric Swalwell (D), California; Cohen to Congress: Trump is a Racist, a Con Man and a Cheat; Trump to Meet with North Korean Leader Today; Cardinal Pell Taken Into Custody Ahead of Sentencing; Interview with Nguyen Xuan Phuc, Vietnamese Prime Minister. Aired 12:30-1a ET
February 26, 2019
February 25, 2019
• President Trump to Meet Kim Jong-un in Vietnam; U.S. Pauses Tariffs for China; Diverse Winners for Oscars; Victims of Abuse not Satisfied with Promises; President Trump Set to Hold Second Summit with Kim Jong-un; Mike Pence to Meet with Opposition Leader; British PM Again Delays Parliament Vote; Justin Fairfax Faces Sexual Assault Accusations; Emergencies Declared Amid Heavy Rain and Flooding; Israel Shoots for the Moon. Aired 3-4a ET
• Spike Lee at Oscars; Trump Speaks before Summit; Summit with North Korea; Pence to Meet with Guaido; Sanders Presidential Run Kicks Off; R. Kelly In Court. Aired 9:30-10a ET
• Theresa May Holding Talks With European Leaders In Egypt; British P.M. Again Delays Parliament Vote; Huawei Unveils Foldable Phone And Defends Its Devices; Huawei Says Its Foldable Phone Will Cost About $2,500; The U.S. Puts Off Tariff Hikes on Chine; President Trump Set to Leave for Vietnam for Second Summit with Kim Jong-Un; Academy Awards Has Now Concluded; Meeting Between Mike Pence and Juan Guaido. Aired 2-3a ET
• Manafort's Legal Team to Respond to Scathing Mueller Memo; Michael Cohen to Testify on Capitol Hill this Week as Lawmakers Prepare to Grill Him on Hush Payments and Trump; The 91st Academy Awards Receives Praises for its Diversity of Award Winners; President Trump Slams Spike Lee After Critical Oscars Speech; Trump Heads Overseas as High Stakes Week Kicks Off in D.C.; U.S. May Drop Demand for North Korea Nuke Inventory; 58 Former Security Officials Rebuke Trump's Emergency Declaration. Aired 9-9:30a ET
• Trump Prepares to Meet With North Korea Leader; Patriots Owner Charged With Soliciting Prostitution; Interview With Presidential Candidate John Delaney. Aired 3-3:30p ET
• CNN Hosts Town Hall With Sen. Bernie Sanders Tonight At 8PM ET; WAPO: WH Assembling Team To Re-evaluate Climate Change Science; Big Night For Diversity At 91st Academy Awards; R. Kelly's Attorney Enters A Plea Of Not Guilty On All Counts. Aired 10:30-11a ET
• Trump Has A Consequential Week -- Michael Cohen, Kim Jong Un, National Emergency Fight; Trump Suggests Trade Deal with China Imminent; Prosecutors Says Kraft And Other Defendants Could Face One Year in Jail. Aired 2-2:30p ET
• Iranian Foreign Minister Announces He's Resigning; Trump Calls Spike Lee "Racist" After Oscars Jab; Oscars 2019, Diversity Celebrated, But Best Picture Panned; Interview with Harry Reid, former Senate Majority Leader, Talking Trump, 2020 and Cancer Battle; Fund Protesting 9/11 First Responders Running Out of Money. Aired 3:30-4p ET
• R. Kelly Back In Court After Spending Weekend In Jail; Manafort Legal Team To Respond to Scathing Mueller Memo; Lawmakers Prepare To Grill Cohen On Hush Payments & Trump; Kremlin: Trump Admin. Consulted US Ahead Of N. Korea Summit; Trump Departs For Vietnam To Meet With Kim Jong Un; CNN Hosts Town Hall With Sen. Bernie Sanders Tonight At 8PM ET. Aired 10-10:30a ET
• Palm Beach County State Attorney Says Kraft, Other Defendants Could Face 1 Year in Jail for Soliciting Sex; Columnist: Bob Kraft, Jeffrey Epstein Examples of Billionaires Behaving Badly, especially with Women; 20 House Democrats Call on Trump to Fire Labor Secretary; Interview with Democratic Presidential Candidate John Delaney. Aired 2:30-3p ET
• Trump Says U.S. Will Delay Tariff Increases On China; Trump Won't Rush North Korea During Summit; Oscar Ceremony Wraps Up, Hosltless Show Runs Smoothly; Alfonso Cuaron Wins Best Director For Roma; Spike Lee Wins His First Oscar For Adapted Screenplay; Lady Gaga Wins Award For Best Original Song; Diversity Rules This Year's Host- Less Oscars; Olivia Colman Wins Best Actress For 'The Favourite'; British P.M. May Again Delays Parliament Vote; Theresa May Accused Of Trying To Run Down Clock. Aired 1-2a ET
• Trump Says U.S. Will Delay Tariff Increases On China; Trump Won't Rush North Korea During Summit; Oscar Ceremony Wraps Up, Hosltless Show Runs Smoothly; Alfonso Cuaron Wins Best Director For Roma; Spike Lee Wins His First Oscar For Adapted Screenplay; Lady Gaga Wins Award For Best Original Song; Diversity Rules This Year's Host- Less Oscars; Olivia Colman Wins Best Actress For 'The Favourite'; British P.M. May Again Delays Parliament Vote; Theresa May Accused Of Trying To Run Down Clock. Aired 1-2a ET
• Military Blocks Aid from Entering Venezuela; Israel to Launch Mission to the Moon; Manchester City Wins English League Cup. Aired 12-1a ET
February 24, 2019
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February 20, 2019
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February 17, 2019
• Fight against ISIS; Tense Pause in Protests as Haitians Gather Food, Water; Police Believe Actor Jussie Smollett Orchestrated Attack; Trump's National Emergency; Interview with Robert Weissman of Public Citizen. Aired 3-3:30a ET
• Fight against ISIS; Police Believe Actor Jussie Smollett Orchestrated Attack; Trump's National Emergency; Tense Pause in Protests as Haitians Gather Food, Water; Munich Security Conference; Funeral Held for Footballer Emiliano Sala. Aired 4-5a ET
• Fight against ISIS; Munich Security Conference; Police Believe Actor Jussie Smollett Orchestrated Attack; Tense Pause in Protests as Haitians Gather Food, Water; Trump's National Emergency; Funeral Held for Footballer Emiliano Sala; Photo Ops Build Up Russian President's Macho Image. Aired 5-6a ET
• Republicans On Capitol Hill Divided On The President's National Emergency; Eyes Are On "Empire" Star Jussie Smollett; President Trump Is Delivering An Ultimatum To European Allies; Democratic Presidential Hopefuls Are Forced To Answer Questions About Their Race And Gender; More Than A Week Of Violent Protests In Haiti Before The Country's Prime Minister Finally Broke His Silence; Former U.S. Congressman Anthony Wiener Has Just Been Transferred From Prison To A Halfway House. Aired 2-3p ET
• Trump Faces Challenges In Court Congress Over Emergency Declaration; 1,000 ISIS Fighters Likely Have Fled Syria Into Iraq; USAID Planes Deliver Aid To Venezuela Border; Kaepernick's Attorney Predicts He Will Soon Sign NFL Contract; Aurora Man Has Built 26,579 Crosses For Gun Violence Victims. Aired 3-4p ET
• Evidence Suggests Actor Jussie Smollett May Have Orchestrated Attack; Trump Faces Challenges in Court, Congress Over Emergency Declaration; Aired 4-5p ET
• Border Crisis, National Emergency Declared; U.S. Aid Blocked by President Maduro; Court Challenges and Congress over National Emergency Declaration; Trump Threatens to Release ISIS if E.U. Do Not Take Them; Mueller Probe's New Evidence on Roger Stone; Smollett Orchestrated His Attack; Civilians Fleeing ISIS Last Syria Territory; Building Border Wall Risk Land Seizures; Cross-Exam with Elie Honig. Aired 5-6 pm ET
• Democrats Accuse President Donald Trump Of Fabricating National Emergency Just To Get What He Wants; Heather Nauert, Pulled Her Name From Consideration As U.S. Ambassador; Chicago Police Would Like To Have Another Chance To Talk To Jussie Smollett; Venezuela People Are Struggling To Find Basic Necessities As The Humanitarian Crisis There Grows Worse. Aired 6-7p ET
• Interview with Republican Senator Marco Rubio; Venezuela's Economic, Political, Humanitarian Crisis Reaches Critical Level; Democrats Plan to Vote to Overturn Emergency Declaration. Aired 7-8p ET
• Trump Faces Challenges in Court, Congress Over Emergency Declaration; Deadly Protests Grip Haiti; Andrew McCabe Speaks Out on FBI Investigation into Trump. Aired 8-9p ET
February 16, 2019
• Trump Declares National Emergency; Special Counsel's Team Meets with White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders; Nigerian Elections; World Leaders in Germany to Discuss Global Threats; Rising Popularity of Backcountry Skiing; Police Release Actor's Alleged Attackers. Aired 4-5a ET
• Trump Declares National Emergency; Interview with Texas State House Rep. Cesar Blanco; Special Counsel Says Manafort Deserves 20+ Years Prison; Vatican Defrocks Former Cardinal McCarrick; World Leaders in Germany to Discuss Global Threats; Fact-Check of U.S. President's Border Wall Claims; Nigerian Elections; Rising Popularity of Backcountry Skiing. Aired 5-6a ET
• Democratic Presidential Candidates Campaign in Early Primary States; Author of Biography of Joe Biden Discusses Possibility Former Vice President will Declare Presidential Candidacy; Alleged New Tape of R. Kelly with Underaged Girl Surfaces; Special Counsel Recommends Sentencing for Paul Manafort; President Trump Declares National Emergency to Appropriate Funding for Border Wall; Interview with Sen. Tina Smith (D-MN); Stockton, California, Launches Trial Run for Universal Basic Income. Aired 10-11a ET
• Latest on Aurora, IL, Shootings; Democratic Candidates for 2020 Presidential Election Out Stumping; Trump Emergency Declaration Discussed; Report: Several Killed As Protests Erupt In Haiti; Missionaries And Nurses Trapped In Haiti As Protests Sweep Country; Two Men Arrested In Connection With Alleged Attack On Empire Star Jussie Smollet Released Without Charge; DNC Cyber Security Head Issues Stark Warning To Candidates; Vatican Defrocks Top U.S. Cardinal Over Sex Abuse Claims. Aired 12-1p ET
• Democratic Presidential Candidates Campaign in Early Primary States; Analysts Examine Possibility of Gun Control as Democratic Presidential Primary Issue; Anti-Government Protests in Haiti Continue; President Trump Declares National Emergency to Appropriate Funding for Border Wall; Property Owners Affected by Border Wall Construction Sue Federal Government over Eminent Domain Claims; Gunman Kills Five in Aurora, Illinois; Interview with Rep. Lucy McBath (D- GA); Former Vice President Joe Biden and Current Vice President Mike Pence Speak at International Security Conference in Munich, Germany. Aired 2-3p ET
• President Donald Trump Declared National Emergency; Former Vice President Joe Biden Was At Global Security Conference In Munich; Special Counsel's Office Has Revealed A Major New Detail In The Russia Investigation; Illinois Manufacturing Business That Lost Five Employees Including A Student Intern In This Mass Shooting; Mexican Drug Lord Joaquin El Chapo Guzman Has Been Captured; New Version Of Barbie Will Include Dolls With Prosthetic Limbs And Wheelchairs. Aired 4-5p ET
• Democrat Presidential Candidates Call for Gun Debate after Illinois Mass Shooting; Democratic Presidential Candidates Stump as Race Heats Up; Gunman in Illinois Shooting Killed Victims after Being Fired; Trump on His National Emergency: "I Didn't Need to Do This"; Pence Compares Trump's Leadership to McCain; Ocasio-Cortez Will Likely Cheer Amazon Withdrawal from N.Y. During "Inaugural Address"; Payless ShoeSource is Closing All of Its 2100 Stores; U.S. Aid Lands on Venezuela Border; Prosecutors Say They Have Evidence of Roger Stone Communicating Directly with WikiLeaks; White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders Interviewed by Special Counsel; Colorado Running Who Survived Mountain Lion Attack Talks About Near-Death Experience. Aired 1-2p ET
• Deadly Shooting Rampage in Aurora, Illinois; Biden Flexes Foreign Policy Credentials as He Mulls White House Run; Pence Calls on European Allies to Pull Out of Iran Nuke Deal; Interview with New Jersey Democrat Senator Bob Menendez; Prosecutors Have Evidence Roger Stone Communicated Directly with WikiLeaks; Vatican Defrocks Top Ex- U.S. Cardinal over Sex Abuse Claims; Police Update on Workplace Violence. Aired 11a-12p ET
• Beto O'Rourke Testing Presidential Waters in Chicago; Amy Klobuchar Talks Gun Control on Stump; Kamala Harris Hosts Town Hall in South Carolina; Interview with Democratic Presidential Candidate John Delaney; New Details on Aurora Shooting; Prosecutors Say They Have Evidence of Roger Stone Communicating Directly with WikiLeaks; White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders Interviewed by Special Counsel; Prosecutors Say Paul Manafort's Crime So Bad Should Get 20 Years in Prison; CNN Fact-Checks Trump's Emergency Declaration/Wall Speech; U.S. Warns American to Avoid Haiti as Protests, Violence Grip Country; Catholic Cardinal Theodore McCarrick Expelled after Vatican Trial Finds Him Guilty of Sex Abuse. Aired 3-4p ET
• Nigerian Elections; Trump Declares National Emergency; Special Counsel Says Manafort Deserves 20+ Years Prison; World Leaders in Germany to Discuss Global Threats; Rising Popularity of Backcountry Skiing. Aired 3-3:30a ET
• Fake Emergency; Cocaine Bust; Klobuchar On State Of Emergency; Legal Challenges For Trump; Tape Of R. Kelly; Mueller Staff Interview With Sanders; CNN Uncovers Another Kremlin-Funded Operation Using Facebook to Reach Americans; Gen. Joseph Votel Publicly Disagrees with Trump on Syria Pull Out; U.S.-Backed Fighters Try to Knock Out ISIS in Syria; Mike Pence Says Iran Doing Same as Nazis & Called on European Allies to Stop Undermining Iran Sanctions, Supporting Iran Nuclear Deal; U.S. Warns American to Avoid Haiti as Protests, Violence Grip Country; New Twist in Case of Alleged Attack on Jussie Smollett. Aired 5-6p ET
• Smollett Claims Attack But Possibly A Hoax; President Declares National Emergency; Trump Admits He Didn't Need To Declare Emergency; Trump Undercuts His Own Case About Need For Natl Emergency; Democratic Candidates Hammer Early Voting States; Payless Shuttering All Of Its 2,100 U.S. Stores; Justice Ginsburg Returns To Supreme Court After Absence. Aired 8-9p ET
• Evidence Suggests Jussie Smollett Orchestrated Attack; Kaepernick's Lawyer Speaks For First Time Since Settlement; Colin Kaepernick, Ex-Teammate Settle Collusion Grievance With NFL; Heather Nauert Withdraws From Consideration as U.N. Ambassador. Aired 7-8p ET
February 15, 2019
February 14, 2019
• Benjamin Netanyahu Robbing Attention from Conference; Non-Stop Fight to Retake ISIS Last Stronghold; Brexit Deadline Tightens; Venezuelans Flee to Get Humanitarian Aid; U.S. V.P. To Call Out Iran At Security Conference; High-Level China-U.S. Trade Talks Underway; Compromise Bill Falls Far Short On Wall Funding; Trump Hinted At Other Ways To Pay For Wall; Journalism Groups Condemning Ressa's Arrest. Aired 3-4a ET
• U.K. Parliament to Debate Next Steps for Brexit; Chasm Between Rich and Poor Continues to Grow; Copenhagen Light Festival, a Winter Wonderland. Aired 1-2a ET
• Interview with Rep. Gerry Connolly (D-VA); Venezuelans Flee To Neighboring Countries; Smollett Speaks Out over Attack. Aired 9:30-10a ET
• "The Shadow War" Reveals Global War On U.S. By Russia & China; Fired Acting FBI Director Breaks Silence On Why He Opened Investigations Into President Trump; McCabe To CBS: There Were Meetings At DOJ To Discuss Using The 25th Amendment To Remove President Trump; Judge Voids Manafort Plea Deal, Says He Lied To FBI & Mueller; Today Lawmakers Vote On Bill To Avoid Shutdown. Aired 10- 10:30a ET
• McConnell Says Trump Will Sign Budget Deal, Then Declare National Emergency to Fund Border Wall; Interview With Rep. Dan Kildee (D-MI). Aired 3-3:30p ET
• Andrew McCabe Breaks His Silence on Investigations into President Trump; Judge Voids Manafort Plea Deal, Says He Lied to FBI and Mueller; Manafort's Lawyers Say He Did Not Intentionally Lie to Special Counsel and His Team; Lawmakers Vote on Bill to Avoid Government Shutdown; Investors Optimistic Amid New U.S.-China Trade Talks; Interview With Rep. Gerry Connolly (D-VA). Aired 9-9:30a ET
• President Trump Likely to Sign Border Funding Deal but May Also Declare National Emergency; Parkland Shooting Survivor on Anniversary Calls for Gun Control Legislation; Interview with Rep. Francis Rooney (R-FL); Chicago Police Identify Persons of Interest in Jussie Smollett Attack. Aired 10:30-11a ET
• Andrew McCabe Says Department of Justice Discussed Removing Trump Using 25th Amendment; Judge Says Manafort Lied to Mueller About Russia Contacts; Feinstein Meets with Joe Biden, Believes He Will Run for President; Avenatti Claims Tape Shows R. Kelly Having Sex with Underage Girl. Aired 2-2:30p ET
• McConnell Says Trump to Sign Bill, Declare National Emergency; Nancy Pelosi, House Speaker, Weekly Briefing; Pelosi Says Border issues Not an Emergency. Aired 3:30-4p ET
• Avenatti Claims Video Shows R. Kelly Having Sex with Underaged Girl; Wife of Trump's Comms Chief Goes on Anti-Vaccine Rant; Aides Less Certain Now Trump Will Sign Bill to Avoid Government Shutdown; GOP Lawmakers Wait for Trump Decision Before Passing Bill to Avoid Shutdown. Aired 2:30-3p ET
• Progress in China-U.S. Trade Talks; Income Inequality in America Examined; Judge Rules Manafort Violated Plea Deal by Lying to Authorities; Netanyahu Tweet on Iran Turns Heads, and is Later Amended; Fears Over Truck Delays if No Brexit Deal; Trump & Duque Marquez Pledge Support for Venezuelan Opposition Leader; Venezuelan Refugees Stream into Colombia; NASA Says Good-Bye to Mars Rover after 15 Years; Fans Set Off Fireworks Outside Real Madrid Hotel; Caen and Nantes Remember Sala. Aired 12m-1a ET
• Netanyahu Tweet on Iran Causes Concern; Manafort Violated Plea Deal, Judge Says; Venezuela Opposition Takes Steps to Seize Oil Revenue as Maduro Issues Threat; Theresa May: No Plans To Delay Brexit; Former U.S. Intel Specialist Charged With Spying For Iran; Copenhagen Light Festival A Winter Wonderland. Aired 2-3a ET
February 13, 2019
• Bangladesh Closes Border to Rohingya Refugees; Venezuelan Hospitals Struggle Under U.S. Sanctions; 'Messi Boy' Becomes Taliban Target in Afghanistan; Manchester United's Winning Streak Stopped by PSG; Lauded Goalkeeper Gordon Banks Dies at Age 81; Rugby Enthusiasm Surges in Japan after South Africa Win; Trump not happy but expected to sign budget deal; Drug lord El Chapo convicted, faces life in prison; Inside India's Squalid Rohingya refugee camps. Aired 12m-1a ET
• Former Starbucks CEO Short On Specific Policies; U.S. May Delay China Trade Deal Deadline; Parkland Shooting Anniversary; 2018 U.S. Gun Liberation; A Tale Or Tail Of Two Trumps; Michael Cohen's Recovery Excuse in Restaurant; El Chapo's Happy Days Are Over; Freezing Temperatures Across the Northern U.S. Aired 3-4a ET
• Trump Expected to Sign Budget Deal; Iran Shows Off Its Ballistic Missile Capability; AMI Denies Wrongdoing after Bezos Extortion Allegations; The Joys of Prison Life; Huge Crowds Protest For And Against Maduro; Showdown Looming Between Maduro And Guaido Over Aid; Drug Lord "El Chapo" Convicted, Faces Life In Prison; U.K. P.M. Promises Meaningful Vote After More Talks With E.U.; Turkey Orders Detention Of More Than 1,100 People. Aired 1-2a ET
• Trump Expected To Sign The Compromise To Avoid Another Shutdown; "El Chapo" Found Guilty And Facing Life In Prison; Venezuela Still In Crisis Mode; Murtaza A Seven-Year-Old Became Famous And His Family And Town Attacked By Taliban; Venezuelan hospitals running out of supplies, El Chapo convicted, faces life in prison, Trump not happy with budget deal compromise, U.K. PM promises meaningful vote after more talks with E.U., Iran shows off its ballistic missile capability, Aired 2-3a ET
• Cohen Testimony Postponed; Trump to Sign Border Deal; Interview with Sen. Bob Menendez (D-NJ). Aired 9:30-10a ET
• Howard Schultz Weighs in on Policy, But Avoids Specifics in Town Hall Debate; Amy Klobuchar: Medicare for All is an "Option" for Health Care Goals; Trump Intending to Sign Deal to Avoid Shutdown; Richard Burr: Any Goodwill Toward Cohen Gone After He Stiffed Senate Intelligence Committee; Cohen's Lawyer Cites Cohen's Testimony on Capitol Hill was Postponed Due to Shoulder Surgery; Trump Intends to Sign Border Deal to Avoid Shutdown; Text Not Finished Yet on Deal to Avoid Shutdown. Aired 9-9:30a ET
• Trump Intends To Sign Border Deal To Avoid Shutdown; Dem Aide: Text Not Finished Yet On Deal To Avoid Govt. Shutdown; Schultz Says He Will Not Run For President If It Looks Like His Candidacy Will Help Trump; Senate Intel Chair Slams Michael Cohen For Missing Testimony. Aired 10-10:30a ET
• Brock Long Out as FEMA Chief; Interview With Rep. Andre Carson (D-IN); Trump Intends to Sign Deal to Avoid Shutdown. Aired 3-3:30p ET
• Senate Intel Chair Slams Michael Cohen For Missing Testimony; Menendez, Deutch Introduce Bill Banning High-Capacity Gun Magazines; Critics: Name Of Dixie School District A Reminder Of Slavery; Trump, Colombian President Meet Amid Humanitarian Crisis; Political Crisis Impacts Venezuela's Hospitals; CDC: More Than 100 Measles Cases Reported In 10 States. Aired 10:30-11a ET
• CNN Sources Say Trump Intends to Sign Deal to Avoid Shutdown; Trump Slams Omar on Anti-Semitism But Ignores His Own Controversies; Pelosi Says Trump and Pence Should Not Criticize Omar's Tweets; Judge May Rule on Manafort's Alleged Lies to Mueller; Roger Stone Speaks Ahead of Potential Gag Order; Howard Schultz Won't Say If He Would Sell Starbucks Stock. Aired 2-2:30p ET
• Brock Long is Out as FEMA Chief; Ex-Air Force Officer Charged with Spying for Iran; A Record 7 Million Americans Are 90 Days Behind on Car Payments; Historic Street in Virginia to Be Renamed for Arthur Ashe; Confessed Serial Killer Draws Portraits for His 90 Victims; Bipartisan Senators Target Russia Over Syria, Ukraine Interference. Aired 3-3:30p ET
• Harold Schultz Won't Say If He'll Sell Starbucks Stocks If Elected President; Ocasio-Cortez Highlights Flaws With Campaign Finance Laws; Dick Cheney's Doctor On Trump's Physical: "What Are They Hiding?"; DEA's Ray Donovan Talks El Chapo Arrest And Trial; It Appears A Deal To Avoid Shutdown Will Pass, Trump Expected to Sign. Aired 2:30-3p ET
February 12, 2019
February 11, 2019
• Government Shutdown Could Happen Again; U.S.-backed Fighters Seize Last Rebel-held Area; Iranians Celebrated Islamic Revolution; Venezuela Purchase More Missiles; World Headlines; Senator Elizabeth Warren Calls Out Donald Trump by Name; Virginia's Top Three Officials Mired in Scandal; UAE, China and India Are Making Deals Worth Billions; Women, Hip-Hop Win Big at the Grammys. Aired 3-4a ET
• Battle Rages Against ISIS In Its Last Syrian Enclave; Assault Underway On Terror Groups Last Syrian Enclave; U.S. Shutdown Looms As Border Funding Talks Stall; Maduro Announces Purchase Of Missile Launchers; Opposition Leader Juan Guaido Demands Opening Of Border; Women Making Impossible Survival Choices; U.A.E., China and India are Making Deals Worth Billions; Iran's Islamic Revolution: 40 Years Later; Countdown to Brexit; Virginia's Top Three Democrats Mired in Scandal, Hip-Hop Makes History at the 2019 Grammy Awards. Aired 1-2a ET
• Northam Speaks Out; Trump Hold Border Wall Rally; Democrat Accused of Anti-Semitism; Teachers Strike in Denver. Aired 9:30-10a ET
• Border Wall Talks Break Down Ahead Of Second Possible Government Shutdown; Women And Diversity Celebrated At Prestigious Awards Show; Women, Hip-Hop Dominate Music's Biggest Night; Childish Gambino's "This Is America" Wins Record Of The Year And Song Of The Year; U.S.-Backed Fighters Report Strong Pushback; Another Shutdown is Looming; Venezuela's Power Struggle Continues; Trade Between China and the UAE. Aired 2-3a ET
• Border Talks Break Down As Friday Deadline Looms; Bipartisan Negotiations Hit Snag Over Limit On Detaining Migrants & Wall Funding; Democratic Hopefuls Campaign In Early Voting States; "Tens Of Thousands" Of Isis Fighters Still In Syria, Iraq. Aired 10-10:30a ET
• Senator Booker Holds Campaign Event in South Carolina; Senators Warren and Klobuchar Formally Enter Presidential Race; Klobuchar Responds to Reports She Mistreats Staff; Democratic Hopefuls Campaign in Early Voting States; Trump Jokes About Trail of Tears in Warren Slam; Crowded Field of Democratic Candidates Grows Even Larger; Trump to Hold Rally for Wall at Border Tonight. Aired 9-9:30a ET
• Democratic Presidential Field Grows; Will Trump Shut Down Government Again Over Border Wall?; Congresswoman Ilhan Omar Under Fire. Aired 3-3:30p ET
• Talks Break Down as Another Government Shutdown looms; Trump and O'Rourke hold Dueling Rallies In El Paso Tonight; Democratic Leaders Call on Omar to Apologize for Remarks; Klobuchar Says on Treatment of Staff, Yes, I Can Be Tough; Op-Ed Says Record Number of Women Running, "Get Used to It". Aired 2-2:30p ET
• General: "Tens Of Thousands" Of ISIS Fighters Still In Syria; Turmoil In Virginia, VA. Lt. Gov. Tells WAPO He Won't Resign Despite Assault Allegations; Gov. Northan On Calls To Resign: "I'm Not Going Anywhere"; Trump Heads To El Paso Today To Rally For Border Wall; Grammy Award Historic Wins For Women, Hip Hop On Music's Biggest Night. Aired 10:30-11 ET
• Kamala Harris Takes on Questions About Her "Blackness"; Trump Mocks "Trail of Tears" Genocide, Which Killed Thousands; Average Tax Refund Down 8 Percent So Far This Season. Aired 3:30-4p ET
• Op-Ed: Record Number of Women Running, "Get Used to It;" Jennifer Lopez Criticized for Grammy Tribute to Motown; VA Governor Says He's Not Resigning, Understands White Privilege Better; Poll: 58 Percent of Black Virginians Want Governor to Stay; NFL's Kareem Hunt to Play for Cleveland Browns; Kamala Harris Once Supported Turning Over Undocumented Juvenile Suspects to Federal Authorities. Aired 2:30-3p ET
• ISIS Is Under Siege But Putting Up Resistance In Its Last Syrian Enclave; Acting U.S. Defense Secretary Has Touched Down In Afghanistan For An Unannounced Trip; Another U.S. Government Shutdown Could Be Just Days Away; Senator Amy Klobuchar Of Minnesota Announced Her Run For President On Sunday; Desperation In Venezuela As Mothers Struggle To Feed Their Families. Aired 12m-1a ET
February 10, 2019
February 09, 2019
• Sen. Elizabeth Warren Announces Candidacy for President at Massachusetts Rally; Caravan Awaits at Eagle Pass, Texas, to Cross Border. Aired 12-1p ET
• Senator Elizabeth Warren Expected to Announce Presidential Candidacy for 2020; Presidential Candidate Senator Cory Booker Campaigns in Iowa; Democratic Leaders Call for Virginia Lieutenant Governor Justin Fairfax to Resign after Second Sexual Assault Accuser Comes Forward; Interview with Rep. Paul Tonko (D-NY); Some Democrats Put Forward Green New Deal Proposal; Jeff Bezos Accuses "National Enquirer" Publisher of Blackmail and Extortion; Saudi Foreign Ministry Tweets Opposition to Ongoing Khashoggi Murder Investigation; U.S., Russia, and France Test Nuclear Capable Missiles within Hours of One Another. Aired 10-11a ET
• Feds Investigating Bezos' Claim against "National Enquirer"; Trump Misses Magnitsky Act Deadline in Khashoggi Murder Case; Acting U.S. Attorney General Questioned by House Democrats; France Recalls Ambassador amid Diplomatic Row with Italy; Finding Purpose after Human Trafficking. Aired 3-3:30a ET
• Elizabeth Warren Announces Presidential Candidacy for 2020; Interview with Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee (D-TX); Acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker Testifies before Congress; Jeff Bezos Accuses "National Enquirer" Publisher of Blackmail and Extortion; Trump Administration Does Not Deliver Expected Report on Murder of Journalist Jamal Khashoggi; Presidential Candidate Senator Cory Booker Campaigns in Iowa; This Year's Grammy Awards Featuring More Female Artists. Aired 2-3p ET
• Sen. Elizabeth Announces Presidential Run; Trump Re-election Team Reacts to Warren Prior to Announcement; Warren Vows Not to Take Money from PACs or Lobbyists; Cory Booker Campaigns in Iowa; Acting A.G. Testified Before House Judiciary Committee; Democrats to Investigate, Trump Finances, Russia Ties; Interview with Rep. Denny Heck (D-WA); Trump Ignores Congress' Deadline on Khashoggi Report; Saudi Prince Threatened to "Put a Bullet" in Khashoggi a Year Before He Was Murdered; Amazon's Jeff Bezos Says "National Enquirer" Publisher Tried to Extort Him; Bezos Hints at Saudi, AMI Connection in Bombshell Report; Jeff Bezos' Accusations Could Raise Libel Issues for "National Enquirer" Publisher AMI; U.S.-Backed Syrian Democratic Forces in Last Push to Eliminate ISIS in Syria. Aired 1-2p ET
• Warren Launches Presidential Big Amid Heritage Controversy; Poll: Candidate Beating Trump Most Important & Most Democrats Say Bring on Biden; Amy Klobuchar, of Minnesota, Expected to Jump in to the 2020 Race Tomorrow; Howard Dean Discusses Democratic 2020 Race; Schultz Has His "Please Clap" Moment During Speech; Feds Investigating Bezos' Claims Against "National Enquirer"; Bezos Cites Saudi Connection in Blackmail Accusations; Ronan Farrow Says He's Faced Blackmail Efforts from Tabloid; Virginia Lt. Governor Fairfax Faces Impeachment Threats, Calls to Resign; Virginia Governor Northam Does Not Call for Fairfax Resignation; Acting A.G. Testified on Capitol Hill in Contentious Hearing; Source: Lawmakers Heading to Funding Deal with Far Less Border Wall Money Than Trump Wants; CNN Reports from Front Line of Battle Against ISIS in Syria. Aired 3-4p ET
• Dems Hit Campaign Trail across the Country This Weekend; Jeff Bezos Accuses "National Enquirer" of Blackmail, Extortion; VA Dem Lawmaker Threatens to Impeach Lt. Gov. unless He Resigns; Facebook at 15; Sen. Warren to Announce 2020 Bid for President. Aired 11a-12p ET
• Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren Is Now Officially Running For President; Allegations Of Extortion And Blackmail For Escaped Photos, Secret Texts And The Richest Man In The World; Acting A.G. Testified on Capitol Hill in Contentious Hearing; Deeper Look at Trump's Health after 2nd Physical in Office; New Questions Raised Over Death of Godfather of Soul James Brown; Questions Raised about Death of James Brown's 3rd Wife; A Preview of This Year's Grammy Awards. Aired 4-5p ET
• Acting U.S. Attorney General Questioned by House Democrats; Border Security Beefed Up around Eagle Pass, Texas; Feds Investigating Bezos' Claim against "National Enquirer"; Trump Misses Magnitsky Act Deadline in Khashoggi Murder Case; Troops in Syria Warn ISIS Isn't Finished Yet; Dutch Flower Exporters Warn against No Deal Brexit. Aired 4-5a ET
• Political Chaos in Virginia; Acting U.S. Attorney General Questioned by House Democrats; Feds Investigating Bezos' Claim against "National Enquirer"; Venezuela Crisis; Trump Announces Site of Next Kim Jong-un Meeting; U.S. Border Deal Has Less Than Trump Wants; Mosque Attacker Gets Life, No Parole; Fire Destroys Youth Training Center in Brazil, Kills 10; Finding Purpose after Surviving Human Trafficking; CNN Special Traces Facebook's Complicated History. Aired 5-6a ET
• Warren Launches Bid; Polls For Presidency; Interview With Julian Castro; Possible Impeachment; Northam Plans Reconciliation Tour; Bezos Cites Saudi Connection in Blackmail Accusations; Acting A.G. Testified on Capitol Hill in Contentious Hearing; Evan McMullin Talks Howard Schultz's Possible Independent Presidential Run; A Preview of This Year's Grammy Awards. Aired 5-6p ET
• Warren Launches Presidential Bid Amid Heritage Controversy; CNN Reporting From Frontline Of Battle Against ISIS; Conway Describes Alleged October Assault In Restaurant; Spectators Throw Crumbs As Lookalike Ivanka Vacuums. Aired 8-9p ET
February 08, 2019
February 07, 2019
February 06, 2019
• Did Not Air. 12m-3a
• Warren Listed Race as American Indian; Interview with Rep. David Cicilline (D-RI); Trump Touts Progress in Syria; Trump Announces North Korea Summit. Aired 9:30-10a ET
• Trump Calls for Unity, End to Partisan Investigations During State of the Union; Trump: If Congress Fails to Act on Wall, "I'll Get it Built"; Washington Post: Warren Listed Race as "American Indian" for Texas Bar; Trump Touts Progress Against ISIS in Syria; Trump Makes Claim About Illegal Immigrant Crime; Trump Focuses on Border Battle, Ignores Shutdown in Speech and Calls for Unity and an End to Partisan Investigations; Interview With Sen. John Kennedy (R-LA); Lawmakers Hope to Reach Deal Averting Shutdown By End of Week. Aired 9-9:30a ET
• Trump Speaks Out on Syria Exit Decision; Chaos in Virginia Politics; Trump Furious Over Democrats' Probe of Finances. Aired 3- 3:30p ET
• Trump Picks A World Bank Critic to Run the World Bank; Virginia Attorney General Also Admits to Wearing Blackface; A CNN Poll Says 50% of All Adults Would Back Joe Biden for President; Trump Denounces Socialism in A Speech, Positioning Against the Democrats; Elizabeth Warren Listed Her Race as American Indian for The Texas Bar. Aired 2-2:30p ET
• Trump Pledges To Stop "Endless Wars" In Syria, Afghanistan; Beto O'Rourke: I'll Decide On 2020 Run By The End Of The Month; WAPO: Warren Listed Race As "American India" For Texas Bar; Church Sex Abuse Scandal. Aired 10:30-11a ET
• House Intel Chief Says He Won't be Distracted or Intimidated by Trump; CNN Poll Shows 50 Percent of All Adults Would Back Biden for President; Chris Christie Says Biden Might be Able to Defeat Trump; SEN. Warren Apologizes for Calling Herself American Indian. Aired 3:30-4p ET
• Trump Delivers SOTU, Hints at Possible Reelection Theme: Capitalism Versus Socialism; As a Republican Trump Wanting to Pull Troops from Syria, Afghanistan "Insulates Him;" Beto O'Rourke Hints at White House Run to Oprah; Kansas Judge Under Fire for Calling Teen Sex Assault Victims "Aggressors;" Maduro Blocks Bridge, Stops Shipments of Aid to Venezuela. Aired 2:30-3p ET
• State Of The Union - Trump Calls For Unity, End To "Partisan Investigations"; Trump White House - Lawmakers Hope To Reach Deal Averting Shutdown By End Of Week; State Of The Union - Trump Calls For Unity, End To "Partisan Investigations"; Trump White House - Trump Blasts "Ridiculous Partisan Investigations; Trump White House - Trump Blasts "Ridiculous Partisan Investigations; Fighting ISI - Trump To Address Global Coalition To Defeat ISIS. Aired 10-10:30a ET
February 05, 2019
February 04, 2019
February 03, 2019
February 02, 2019
February 01, 2019
• Intel Chief's Job Secured; Maduro Going After Opposition Bloodlines; Trump and Kim Summit 2.0; U.S. Leaves INF Treaty; Trump, Next North Korea Summit End Of February; Guaido, Maduro Forces Trying To Intimidate My Family; Jury To Begin Deliberations Monday In El Chapo Trial; Bypassing U.S. Sanctions; Countdown To Brexit; Shameful Legacy; Year Of The Pig. Aired 3-4a ET
• Interview with Rep. Tom Reed (R-NY); Guaido Won't Rule out Military Support; Countdown to the Super Bowl. Aired 9:30-10a ET
• European Countries Set Up Trade Channel with Iran; On the Front Lines of the Battle against ISIS in Syria; Sex Trafficking and the "Super Bowl". Aired 1-2a ET
• E.U. Powers Set Up Firm to Thwart Trump's Iran Sanctions; Jury To Begin Deliberations Monday In "El Chapo" Trial; Refugee On Manus Island Wins Top Literary Prize; Preview Of The 2019 Super Bowl Ads; Donald Trump Makes a New Claim; End of ISIS; Trump Says No Wall, No Deal; Second North Korean Summit; Venezuela's Power Struggle; Withdrawal From Nuclear Treaty With Russia. Aired 2-3a ET
• Senator Cory Booker Announces Presidential Bid; Trump Administration Suspends Nuclear Treaty With Russia; Trump Calls Wall Negotiations Waste of Time. Aired 3-3:30p ET
• US Adds 304,000 Jobs In January, Beating Expectations; 2020 Race: Sen. Cory Booker Kicks Off 2020 Bid, Joins Crowded Dem Field; U.S. Announces Suspension Of Landmark Nuclear Arms Treaty; Roger Stone Returns To Federal Court; Senate Investigators Told Donald Trump Jr.'s Calls Before Trump Tower Meeting Were Not With His Dad; Cohen To Appear Before House Intel Cmte Next Week. Aired 10-10:30a ET
• Interview with Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi (D-IL); Little Progress Made on Funding for Border Wall; Purdue Pharma Accused of Doubly Profiting off Opioid Crisis; Bill Belichick and Sean McVay's Public Statements Before Super Bowl Sunday. Aired 10:30-11a ET
• Trump Claims Intel Officials Were Misquoted, Despite Public Remarks; Jussie Smollett Speaks Out About an Alleged Attack; Cory Booker Joins A Diverse and Crowded Democratic Field for President; Baldwin Interviews Toni Harris, Football Player Featured in Super Bowl Ad; Officers In North Carolina Work Tirelessly to Find Missing Three- Year-Old Boy. Aired 3:30-4p ET
• Trump Meets Intel Chiefs after Publicly Insulting Them; Future of Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Agreement; Venezuela's Self- Declared President Says Maduro Forces Tried to Enter Home of His Wife's Family; Defense Attorneys Present Their Closing Arguments in the Trial of El Chapo; Interview with Malcolm Beith, Author; Guaido: Maduro Forces Trying to Intimidate My Family; Trump Claims Intel Chiefs Were Misquoted; Refugee on Manus Island Wins Top Literary Prize. Aired 12m-1a ET
• U.S. Adds 304,000 Jobs in January, Beating Expectations; U.S. Announces Withdrawal from Landmark Nuclear Arms Treaty; Senator Cory Booker Kicks Off 2020 Presidential Bid; Senator Cory Booker Kicks Off 2020 Bid, Joins Crowded Democratic Field; Donald Trump: Bipartisan Talks on Border Wall is a "Waste of Time"; Trump Claims Rosenstein Told His Lawyers He's Not Mueller's Target; Roger Stone Appears in Federal Court Today; Senate Investigators Briefed About Donald Trump Jr.'s Calls Before Trump Tower Meeting. Aired 9-9:30a ET
• Foxconn Reverses Course on Wisconsin Plant after Trump Call; Elizabeth Warren Is Apologizing to Cherokee Nations on Her Controversial DNA Test; Democratic Field of Presidential Candidates Grows; Judge Considers Gag Order in Roger Stone Case; Trump: Rosenstein Told My Lawyers I'm Not Mueller Target. Aired 2:30-3p ET
• Cory Booker Speaks After Announcing Presidential Bid; Cory Booker Joins A Diverse and Crowded Democratic Field; A Source Says ISIS Could Regain Territory in Syria in 6 to 12 Months if U.S. Does Not Keep Up Military Pressure. Aired 2-2:30p ET
January 31, 2019
January 30, 2019
January 29, 2019
• U.S. Turns Up Pressure On Maduro With New Sanctions; Whitaker: Mueller Probe "Close To Being Completed"; White House Won't Rule Out Another Shutdown; Chris Christie Book Sheds Light On Russia Probe; Cost Of Govt. Shutdown: $3 Billion; Lawmakers to Debate and Vote on Changes to PM's Plan; Extreme Temps to Impact 220 Million People; Prosecution Rests in El Chapo Case; thousands of Strangers Help Give Airman a Proper Burial; Trump Associate under Fire from Fashion Police. Aired 1-2a ET
• Acting A.G. Making Controversial Comments on Russia Probe; Government Shutdown Could Happen Again; Some Don't Agree with Starbucks CEO Running in 2020; Maduro Upset with U.S. Sanctions; U.S.- China Trade Talks Hangs in the Balance; U.S. Slaps New Sanctions On Venezuelan State Oil Company; Whitaker, I Think Mueller Probe Close To Completion; Countdown To Brexit; No Veteran Left Behind; Drug Kingpin Trial; Dangerous Deep Freeze; Icy Rescue; Stone Cold Dandy. Aired 3-4a ET
• Roger Stone Arraigned on Charges of Obstruction, Witness Tampering; Matt Whitaker Says Mueller Probe is Close to Being Completed. Aired 9-9:30a ET
• Coats to Speak Before Intel Committee; Sanctions on Venezuelan Oil Company; Officers Shot in Texas; Woman Claims Russian Agents Tried Silencing Her. Aired 9:30-10a ET
• U.S. Hits Venezuela's State-Owned Oil Company With Sanctions; Prosecution Rests In El Chapo Case; FaceTime Issue Lets Callers Eavesdrop, Secretly Watching Others; Thief Steals Million-Dollar Painting Off Wall. Aired 2-3a ET
• Democrats Pushing Medicare for All; 'Empire' Star Victim of Apparent Racial, Homophobic Attack; U.S. Intelligence Chiefs Contradict Trump. Aired 3-3:30p ET
• ISIS Has Returned to Guerilla Warfare Tactics; Dan Coats and Christopher Wray Testify before Senate Intelligence Committee This Morning; Venezuelan Military Conditions on the Ground; Highlights from Super Bowl LIII Opening Night. Aired 10:30-11a ET
• "Empire" Star Says He was Victim of Racial, Homophobic Attack; "Sex Coach" Who Claimed Evidence of Collusion Speaks to CNN; Biden, No Hurry to Make a Decision on Presidential Run; Stacey Abrams to Give Rebuttal to Trump's State of Union; Facetime Bug Lets Users Eavesdrop on Other People. Aired 3:30-4p ET
• Trump Ally Roger Stone Pleads Not Guilty in The Mueller Indictment; Critics Say Whitaker Should Not Comment on The Mueller Probe; Intelligence Chiefs Contradict Trump on North Korea, ISIS, Iran, Russia; Michael Bloomberg Says Democratic Medicare for All Will Bankrupt Us; Howard Schultz Says Warren's Tax Plan for Wealthy Is Ridiculous; Howard Schultz Speaks with CNN Amid Backlash Over Possible Run. Aired 2-2:30p ET
• U.S. Intelligence Chiefs Testify on Top Threats to U.S.; Matt Whitaker Says Mueller Probe is Close to Being Completed; Interview with Senator Bob Casey (D-PA); Aired 10-10:30a ET
• The Author Of A New Tell-All Book About President Trump Faces A Twitter Attack; Four Houston Police Officers Are Still Recovering After A Deadly Shootout With Two Suspects Inside A Suspected Drug Den; Leader Schumer Has Just Announced That Stacey Abrams Will Be The Democrat To Be Giving The Rebuttal To The State Of The Union; Two New Documentaries Have Exposed Just What An Epic Fail The So-Called Luxury Musical Festival Turned Out To Be And The Lawsuits Keep Coming. Aired 2:30-3p ET
• U.S. Slaps New Sanctions on Venezuelan State Oil Company; El Chapo Will Not Testify in His Own Defense; U.S. Charges Huawei with Fraud, Stealing Trade Secrets. Aired 12-1a ET
January 28, 2019
January 27, 2019
January 26, 2019
• Trump Agrees to Reopen Government, Gets Zero for Wall; Grand Jury Indicts Trump Confidant Roger Stone; Brazil Dam Collapse; U.S. and Opposition Crank Up Pressure on Maduro; Interview with Juan Carlos Hidalgo, Cato Institute; 17th Century Painting Discovered behind Wall in Paris. Aired 3-3:30a ET
• Partial Government Shutdown Ended; Trump's Reopening the Government is Seen as Weakness by Many; Representative Steve King Breaks his Silence; Roger Stone Claims Innocence; "Three Identical Strangers" airs Tomorrow at 9:00 Eastern on CNN. Aired 11a-12p ET
• President Agrees to Temporarily End Partial Government Shutdown; President Trump States Government Shutdown May Resume over Border Wall Funding; FBI Arrests Former Trump Campaign Adviser Roger Stone in Connection with Russia Investigation; Interview with Rep. Adam Kinzinger (R-IL); Interview with Former U.S. Senator and Ambassador Carol Moseley Braun; Kamala Harris Declares Presidential Run for 2020. Aired 10-11a ET
• Trump Agrees to Reopen Government, Gets Zero for Wall; Grand Jury Indicts Trump Confidant Roger Stone; U.S. and Opposition Crank Up Pressure on Maduro; Britain's Food Safety Inspections Could Be Disrupted; Federal Workers Head Back to Government Jobs; Interview with Lorie McCann, IRS Programmer; CNN Cameras Roll as Stone Is Arrested; Pope Defends Migrants, Takes Aim at Wall Builders; Brazil Dam Collapse; Hollywood's Stunning Transformations. Aired 4-5a ET
• Trump Agrees to Reopen Government, Gets Zero for Wall; Grand Jury Indicts Trump Confidant Roger Stone; Brazil Dam Collapse; U.S. and Opposition Crank Up Pressure on Maduro; Interview with Brett Bruen, Former White House Director of Global Engagement; Yellow Vest Protesters Gather in Paris for 11th Weekend. Aired 5-6a ET
• President Agrees to Temporarily End Partial Government Shutdown; President Trump States Government Shutdown May Resume over Border Wall Funding; Government Workers Unpaid During Shutdown Still Waiting for Backpay After Government Reopens; FBI Arrests Former Trump Campaign Adviser Roger Stone in Connection with Russia Investigation; Analysts Examine Economic Impact of Government Shutdown; Authorities Find Three-Year-Old Boy Missing for 55 Hours. Aired 2-3p ET
• Trump Temporarily Ends Shutdown Without Out Wall Money; Trump Threatens a National Emergency if No Deal in 3 Weeks; Democrats View Reopening of Government a Win against Trump; Roger Stone Faces Arraignment Tuesday, Says No Evidence of Collusion with WikiLeaks, Russia; Florida Agriculture Chief: Shutdown Fight Dealing Blow to Farmers; Pompeo Tells Venezuela "Don't Test U.S." & Urges U.N. to Recognize Guaido as President; Cohen to Testify Before Senate & Lawyers Say Trump, Giuliani Threatened Cohen's Family. Aired 1-2p ET
• Roger Stone Faces Arraignment Tuesday, Says No Evidence of Collusion with WikiLeaks, Russia; Trump Temporarily Ends Shutdown Without Wall Money; Impact of Shutdown Still Lingers for Federal Workers Who Missed Two Paychecks; Roger Stone Says No Evidence of Collusion with WikiLeaks, Russia & WikiLeaks Attorney Says Stone Arrest "Intimidation"; Pompeo Tells Venezuela "Don't Test U.S." & Urges U.N. to Recognize Guaido as President; Steve King Defends Self on Racist Remarks to Constituents. Aired 3-4p ET
• Historic Partial Government Shutdown is Over; Stone: "I Will Not Bear False Witness Against Trump"; DACA Recipient Fears Deportation if Protection Disappear; Temporary Fix Leaves Thousands of Workers Worried About the Future. Aired 12-1p ET
• Manhunt for Killer of 5 People in Louisiana; John Podesta Reacts to Stone Arrest; Roger Stone Says No Evidence of Collusion with WikiLeaks, Russia; Wages Flat for Workers in Booming Economy; Democrats Look to Raise Takes on Rich to Help Environment, Reverse Wage Gap. Aired 5-6p ET
• Manhunt for Killer of 5 People in Louisiana; A Look at Roger Stone's Long & Sordid Career; Far-Right Media Divided in Reaction to Trump Shutdown Deal Without Wall Funding; Twins Separated at Birth Find Each Other after Watching CNN's 'THREE IDENTICAL STRANGERS"; Backlash over Hollywood's Portrayal of Real-Life Stories. Aired 4-5p ET
• Roger Stone Indictment Links Trump Campaign To WikiLeaks; Presidential Power Struggle In Venezuela; Good Samaritan Gives Colin Powell Roadside Assistance; Thomas Perez Discussing Roger Stone's Indictment. Aired 8-9p ET
January 25, 2019
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• Trump Backs Down In State Of The Union Dispute; Guaido Declares Himself Acting Venezuelan President; North Korean Leader Gets Letter From Trump; World Economic Forum; Transfer Of Power In Congo; Capturing The Human Cost Of The Oil Industry; Photographer Shares #MeToo Story With A Graphic Selfie; Violence Produce More Refugees; Nations Supports Venezuelan Interim President; Heaven and Hell in a Child's Eye. Aired 3-4a ET
• State Of The Union Postponed Until After U.S. Shutdown; Trump Backs Down In State Of The Union Dispute; Nicolas Maduro Accuses U.S. Of Backing A Coup; U.S. Recognizes Juan Guaido As Legitimate President; Trump: All Options Are On The Table; Drug Addiction On Ravages War-Torn Country; Nurse Arrested for Impregnating Woman in Vegetative State; Footballer Emiliano Sala Sent Audio Message from Plane; U.K. Official Warns U.K. Heading for Hard Brexit; Hoarding Food in Case of No Deal Brexit; The Disappearing White House Press Briefings; Japan's Newest Naval Recruits are Women. Aired 1-2a ET
• Senate Votes on Dueling Bills Today to End the Shutdown; Trump Concedes, Won't Deliver Speech Until After Shutdown Ends; Senate to Vote on Dueling Bills to End Shutdown; Interview with Sen. Ben Cardin (D-MD); Cohen Postpones Testimony Citing Threats Against His Family; Dow to Slightly Rise at Open; Cohen's Lawyer Appeals to the House to Formally Disapprove of Alleged Trump Threats; Manafort Disputes Claim That He Lied to the Special Prosecutor. Aired 9-9:30a ET
• Trump's Shutdown Plan Fails, Senate Voting on Dem Plan; Interview with Rep. Abigail Spanberger (D), Virginia; Senate Votes Down both Proposals to Reopen Government; Elizabeth Warren to Propose New "Wealth Tax" on Richest Americans; Venezuela's Maduro Closing Embassy, All Consulates in U.S. Aired 3:30-4p ET
• Zephen Xaver Makes First Court Appearance Since Florida Shooting Yesterday; One-third of Kodiak, Alaska's Population Is Going Without Paychecks During Shutdown; Interview with Rep. Will Hurd (R- TX); Five Former Secretaries of Homeland Security Issue Statement Opposing Shutdown. Aired 10:30-11a ET
• Soon Senate Votes on Bills That Won't End The Shutdown; Wilbur Ross Says Don't Quite Understand Why Workers Need Food Banks; White House Invites Leaders for Meeting with Trump Tomorrow; Freshman Democrats Urge Pelosi to Offer Trump A Compromise; Baldwin Interviews REP. Jennifer Wexton (D-VA); Senate Intelligence Committee Subpoenas Cohen to Testify Before Prison Date; Aviation Unions Say Airline Safety Deteriorating by The Day. Aired 2-2:30p ET
• Trump Concedes, Won't Deliver Speech Until After Shutdown Ends; Interview with Senator Mike Rounds (R-SD); Michael Cohen Postpones Testimony Citing Threats Against His Family; Paul Manafort Denies He Lied to Investigators; Gunman Kills Five People in Florida Bank. Aired 10-10:30a ET
• Trump: Cohen Should Give Information On His Father-In-Law, Senate Dueling Bills To End Shutdown. Aired 09:30-10a ET
• Aviation Unions Say Airline Safety "Deteriorating by the Day"; Wilbur Ross "Disappointed" Air Traffic Controllers Calling in Sick; Dueling Bills in Senate to End Shutdown Expected to Fail; 8 Scenarios that Could End the Shutdown; House Democrats Visit Senate to Show Support for Votes Under Way; Bank of America CEO Warns of Long-Term Damage from Shutdown & Trade Uncertainty. Aired 2:30-3p ET
• Pressure on U.K., China Touts Globalization; Millions Face Humanitarian Crises around the World; Interview with Mark Lowcock, U.N.; Polls Show Shutdown Hurting Trump Support; U.N.: Climate Change Catastrophe Looming; Interview with Christiana Figueres, U.N. Climate Chief; Trump Says He Won't Deliver State of the Union Address Until Shutdown Is Over; Footballer Emiliano Sala Sent Audio Message From Plane; Nurse Arrested For Impregnating Woman In Vegetative State; Vatican's Swiss Guard Gets New U.V. Ray Resistant Helmets. Aired 2-3a ET
• Republican Senate Bill to Reopen Government Fails to Pass; Trump Accepts Postponement of State of the Union; Commerce Secretary Expresses Confusion Over Why Furloughed Federal Workers Need Food Pantries. Aired 3-3:30p ET
• Trump Backs Down in State of the Union Dispute; Guaido Declares Himself Acting Venezuelan President; China Detains Australian Citizen and Democracy Advocate; Trump Concedes to Pelosi on State of the Union; Political Upheaval in Venezuela; Interview with Juan Carlos Hidalgo, Cato Institute; Footballer Emiliano Sala Sent Audio Message from Plane; Hoarding Food in Case of No-Deal Brexit. Aired 12-1a ET
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• Government Shutdown Continues over Border Wall Funding; House Democrats to Offer Bill with Additional $1 Billion in Border Security Funding Unrelated to Border Wall; President Trump Announces Upcoming Meeting with North Korean Leader Kim Jong-un; Interview with Rep. Katie Porter, (D-CA); Storms Delay Flights at Airports Across U.S.; Annual Women's March Begins in Washington D.C.; Food Banks Serve Increasing Number of Unpaid Government Workers; New York Senator Kirsten Gillibrand Visits Iowa. Aired 10-11a ET
• Mueller's Office Disputes BuzzFeed Report; U.S. Government Shutdown Showdown; Women's March Continues Despite Anti-Semitism Claims; Interview with Uma Mishra-Newbery of Women's March Global; Animal Rights Groups Protest against Ancient Ritual. Aired 3-3:30a ET
• Democrats Offer $1 Billion but no Money for the Wall; Women's March Continues With Controversy; Trump Meets Families of the Fallen in Dover; Dignified Transfer of American Killed in Syria Bombing; White House Announces Second Trump-Kim Summit; Pelosi Asks Trump to Delay State of the Union Address. Aired 12-1p ET
• Government Shutdown Continues over Border Wall Funding; President Trump to Make Address Regarding an Offer to End Government Shutdown; Democrats May Reject White House Offer on Ending Government Shutdown; Women's March Takes Place in Cities across U.S.; Women's March Leaders Criticized for Association with Louis Farrakhan; Interview with Rep. Debbie Wasserman-Schultz, (D-FL); President Trump Announces Upcoming Meeting with North Korean Leader Kim Jong-un; Former Employees Sue General Motors Plant in Toledo, Ohio, for Racist Work Environment; Winter Storms Delay Airport Flights across U.S. Aired 2-3p ET
• Trump to Propose Extending DACA Protections, Democrats to Propose $1 Billion for Border Security, No Money for Wall; Women's March Under Way Across U.S. But Controversy of Anti-Semitism Mars Message; Pompeo Defends Wife's Presence on Middle East Trip During Shutdown; Giuliani: Trump Didn't Collude but Don't Know if Campaign Did; Michael Cohen Admits to Rigging Polls in 2016 Election; Over 100 Million People Under Winter Weather Alert this Weekend; 4 Americans Killed in Syria Identified. Aired 1-2p ET
• Trump to Propose Extending DACA Protections in Announcement; Democrats to Propose $1 Billion for Border Security, No Money for Wall; Feud Expands as Pelosi Tells Trump to Delay SOTU, Trump Grounds Plane, Outs CODEL to Afghanistan; Trump Says 2nd Summit with North Korea Set, Location Chosen; Will U.S. Deaths in Syria Change Plans to Withdraw U.S. Troops?; New Tape of Trump & Pence Holding Naturalization Oath Ceremony; Kristen Gillibrand's Changing Stance on Immigration. Aired 3-4p ET
• Trump Digs in on Border Wall, Dems Propose Offer with No Wall Money; Women's Marches Underway Across the Country; Dignified Transfer Today for Four Americans Killed in Syria; Fight against ISIS Rages On; Federal Contract Worker Sets up GoFundMe to Pay Rent; Gillibrand Embarrassed by Past Immigration Stance. Aired 11a-12p ET
• Mueller's Office Disputes BuzzFeed Report; Pelosi: Trump Leaked Her Afghanistan Itinerary; U.S. Government Shutdown Showdown; Irish Backstop Remains Key Brexit Sticking Point; Interview with Ben Smith, BuzzFeed Editor-in-Chief; China Accused of Tearing Minority Families Apart; Shark Sighting off Hawaii. Aired 4-5a ET
• Mueller's Office Disputes BuzzFeed Report; Pelosi: Trump Leaked Her Afghanistan Itinerary; U.S. Government Shutdown Showdown; Second Trump-Kim Summit Set for February; Police Officer Sentenced to 81 Months for 2014 Shooting; Interview with Jeffrey Lewis, Nuclear Expert; Yellow Vest Protests for 10th Straight Week; Let Them Eat Hamberders. Aired 5-6a ET
• Dignified Transfer of American Killed in Syria Bombing; White House Announces Second Trump-Kim Summit; Pelosi Asks Trump to Delay State of the Union Address; Democrats Offer $1 Billion but no Money for the Wall; Women's March Continues With Controversy; Trump Meets Families of the Fallen in Dover. Aired 12-1p ET
• Will U.S. Deaths in Syria Change Plans to Withdraw U.S. Troops; New Tape of Trump & Pence Holding Naturalization Oath Ceremony; Kristen Gillibrand's Changing Stance on Immigration; Trump to Propose Extending DACA Protections in Announcement; Democrats to Propose $1 Billion for Border Security, No Money for Wall; Feud Expands as Pelosi Tells Trump to Delay SOTU, Trump Grounds Plane, Outs CODEL to Afghanistan; Trump Says 2nd Summit with North Korea Set, Location Chosen; Will U.S. Deaths in Syria Change Plans to Withdraw U.S. Troops. Aired 3-4p ET
• Pelosi Rejects Trump's Offer of DACA Protections in Exchange for Wall Funds; Sources: Joe Biden Likely to Launch Presidential Run; Democrats Announce Presidential Run on Stephen Colbert's Show; John Kerry on "THE AXE FILES": Trump's Actions on World Stage Do Not Help U.S.; Trump Announces Proposal; Trump Changes Wall Terms; Interview With Rep. Zoe Lofgren (D-CA); Interview With Rep. Vicente Gonzalez (D- TX); Trump Offers Protections. Aired 5-6a ET
• President Donald Trump Layout New Proposal To End The Government Shutdown Offering What He Believes Is A Compromise To Democrats; Pelosi Rejects Trump's Proposal to End the Shutdown; Poll: Majority of Americans Blame Trump & Republicans for Shutdown. Aired 4- 5p ET
• President Donald Trump Making A Public Offer To Democrats Today To End The Partial Government Shutdown; Group Of Teenage Students Attacked A Veteran In A Protest; Joe Biden, Getting Closer To The Deciding Whether To Make A 2020 Run; DNC: Russians Tried To Hack Computers After Midterms; Dem Sen. Gillibrand Announces Exploration CMTE For Possible Run; Trump: Next Kim Meeting Place Has Been Chosen; Trouble On The Frontline In Syria; Americans Killed In Syria Back On U.S. Soil. Aired 8-9p ET
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January 10, 2019
• Government Shutdown Continues; Congo With a New President; Another Defeat for Theresa May's Brexit; Mike Pompeo Meets Middle East Allies. Trump Storms Out Of Shutdown Meeting With Democrats; Runner-up In Congo's Presidential Election Rejects Results; U.K. Prime Minister May Suffers Brexit Setbacks In Parliament; Kim And Xi Talk Denuclearization, U.S. Summit; Shutdown Standoff; Rod, Heading For The Exit; Trump Versus The Dems, Reviewing The Speeches. Aired 3-4a ET
• Khashoggi's Body Still Missing; Pompeo's Mideast Speech; Government Shutdown Enters Day 20; Trump Touts Wall in Texas; Trump Talks Before Leaving for Texas. Aired 9:30-10a
• House Democrats Demand Answers on Lifting Russia Sanctions; Treasury Secretary Mnuchin Briefs House Democrats on Sanctions Relief for Russian Companies Tied to Oligarch; A Source Tells CNN Manafort Wanted 2 Ukrainian Oligarchs to Get Polling Data; Government Shutdown Enters Day 20 with No End in Sight; Dow to Open Lower, Investors Wait for U.S.-China Trade Talk Info; Pompeo Delivers Major Middle East Policy Speech as Questions Swirl Around Syria Withdrawal, Iran Stance, Khashoggi Death. Aired 9-9:30a ET
• Former Trump Fixer Michael Cohen Set to Testify Before Congress; Trump Visits Border on Day 20 of Shutdown Over Wall. Aired 3-3:30p ET
• Trump Storms out of Meeting with Democratic Leaders; U.K. Prime Minister May Suffers Brexit Setbacks in Parliament; Tshisekedi Elected Leader of DRC; Manafort Shared Polling Data with Russian Contact. Aired 2-3a ET
• Trump Storms Out Of Meeting With Democrat Leaders. Tshisekedi Elected Leader OF Democratic Republic Of Congo; U.K. Food Industry Prepares For Hard Brexit; Reports: Kim And Xi Talk Denuclearization, U.S. Summit; Pompeo Seeks To Reassure Iraqis On Syria Pullout; Maduro Begins Second Term amid Economic Collapse; U.N. Deeply Concerned over Fighting in Myanmar; Australian Officials, U.N. Gives Saudi Teen Refugee Status; Baby Born to "Incapacitated" Woman; Central Europe Blanketed with Heavy Snow; Dry January Gaining Popularity Around the World. Aired 1-2a ET
• Trump Storms out of Meeting with Democratic Leaders; U.K. Prime Minister May Suffers Brexit Setbacks in Parliament; Tshisekedi Elected Leader of DRC; U.S. Government Employees Facing No Paychecks This Week; TSA Union Warns of Security Risks during Shutdown; Trump Storms Out of Shutdown Meeting With Democrats; Reports: Kim and Xi Talk Denuclearization, U.S. Summit; U.N. Concerned Over Fighting In Myanmar. Aired 12-1a ET
• Trump Says Obviously Mexico Isn't Going to Write A Check for The Wall; White House Is Preparing A Legal Justification for A National Emergency; A CNN Exclusive -- Mueller Interviewed A Trump Pollster; Trump Says He Will Declare A National Emergency If I Need To; Pelosi Says Trump Meeting Was Set Up So He Could Walk Out. Aired 2-2:30p ET
• Trump Visits Southern Border After Shutdown Talks Falls Apart; Interview with Senator John Kennedy; Aired 10-10:30a ET
• Trump's Ex-Attorney Cohen to Testify Publicly Before Congress; GOP's Graham Says, I Don't See a Pathway Forward on Shutdown Deal; Trump Speaks at U.S.-Mexico Border Amid Shutdown. Aired 3:30-4p ET
• Will Trump Announce Emergency Declaration as He Visits Border; Donald Trump Jr Comment Compares Immigrants to Zoo Animals; Coast Guard Criticized for Advice to Unpaid Employees; Protests, Rallies over Federal Employees Not Getting Paid; Mueller Team Questions Trump Pollster Tony Fabrizio; Fallout Continues from "Surviving R. Kelly" Series. Aired 2:30-3p ET
• Trump: "Would Almost Say Definitely" will Declare Emergency; Pompeo Delivers Mideast Speech 100 Days after Khashoggi Death. Aired 10:30-11a ET
January 09, 2019
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January 05, 2019
• Government Shutdown Continues over Border Wall Funding; Vice President Mike Pence and Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen Meet with Congressional Staffers to Negotiate Reopening Government; President Trump Comments on Unpaid Government Workers being Democrats; Elizabeth Warren Goes on Presidential Campaign Tour in Iowa; TSA Employees Calling out Sick During Government Shutdown; New Technology Reduces Carbon Footprint of Cement Mixing; Police Searching for Shooter of Seven-Year-Old Girl in Houston, Texas. Aired 10-11a ET
• Trump Warns U.S. Government Shutdown May Go on a Year, Hundreds Working without Pay; American Detainee in Russia Has No Connections to Intel Operations; U.S. Scouts Sites for Second Trump-Kim Summit; Elizabeth Warren Tests Political Waters in Iowa; Texas Family Recalls Shooting that Killed 7-Year Old; Kidnapping Suspect Chases Woman into Karate Studio. Aired 3-3:30a ET
• Government Shutdown Continues over Border Wall Funding; Vice President Mike Pence and Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen Meet with Congressional Staffers to Negotiate Reopening Government; TSA Employees Calling out Sick During Government Shutdown; Nancy Pelosi's Early Family Life Profiled; Analysts Examine Current State of U.S. Economy; Police Searching for Shooter of Seven-Year-Old Girl in Houston, Texas; Conjoined Twins Successfully Separated by Surgery. Aired 2-3p ET
• Pence Meets with House, Senate Staff as Shutdown Enters Week 3; Trump Says Could Call National Emergency, Build Wall Quickly; Government Shutdown Has Far-Reaching Impact; House-Passed Stop-Gap Spending Bill Expected to Die in Senate; Furloughed Government Workers Feeling Pain of Government Shutdown; David Arron Miller: Critics' Concerns on Withdraw from Syria Overblown; Russia: Too Early to Discuss "Prisoner Swap" for American; Community Mourns 7-Year-Old Shot in Houston; Federal Employees Union Sues Trump Administration over Forced to Work without Pay During Shutdown. Aired 1-2p ET
• Pence Meeting with House, Senate Staff as Shutdown Enters Week 3; Shutdown Impact; Interview with Rep. Carolyn Maloney; Russians: Now Isn't the Time to Discuss Prisoner Swap; Special Ops Chief Pleads Not Guilty to Premeditated Murder; Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Hits Back at GOP Critics. Aired 11a-12p ET
• Pence Meets with House, Senate Staff as Shutdown Enters Week 3; Trump Says Federal Employees Not Getting Paid Are Cheering Him On; Trump: Unpaid Federal Employees Will be Safe with Wall, Agree with What I'm Doing; Trump Opened Shutdown Meeting with Profane Tirade; Dem Committee Chairs, Pelosi Get Tough on Trump; Trump Makes 3 Claims on Funding Wall; Trump Slams Dem. Congresswoman over Profane Impeachment Comment; Warren Criticized on Likeability, Comparison to Hillary Clinton; Al Gore, Mitt Romney Said to Have Likeability Problems; Bernie Sanders Apologizes After Criticized for Sexual Harassment by Campaign Staffers; Paul Whelan Arrested as a Spy in Russia Had No Ties to Intelligence Community; Community Mourns 7-Year-Old Shot in Houston. Aired 3-4p ET
• Vice President Mike Pence Took A Swing And Hosted Group Of Congressional Staffers And Aides; President Donald Trump Is No Longer Willing To Sign The Short-Term Funding Bill And Keep The Government Open; Shooting at California Bowling Alley Leaves 3 Dead, 4 Injured; Ellen DeGeneres Backs Up Kevin Hart; Netflix Pulls Comedy Episode after Saudi Arabia Enraged; Trump Once Loved Generals, Now He Feuds with Them; Pence Meets with House, Senate Staff as Shutdown Enters Week 3. Aired 4-5p ET
• Trump Warns U.S. Government Shutdown May Go on a Year, Hundreds Working without Pay; Mueller Grand Jury Extended up to Six Months; American Detainee in Russia Has No Connections to Intel Operations; U.S. Scouts Sites for Second Trump-Kim Summit; Elizabeth Warren Tests Political Waters in Iowa; Texas Family Recalls Shooting that Killed 7- Year Old; Kidnapping Suspect Chases Woman into Karate Studio. Aired 4- 5a ET
• Trump Warns U.S. Government Shutdown May Go on a Year, Hundreds Working without Pay; Mueller Grand Jury Extended up to Six Months; Navy SEAL Pleads Not Guilty to Murder Charges; American Detainee in Russia Has No Connections to Intel Operations; Elizabeth Warren Tests Political Waters in Iowa; Ongoing Effort by Lawmaker's Critics to Diminish Her; U.K. Dispatches Patrol Ships to English Channel; Trump is the Expert on Everything, According to Trump. Aired 5-6a ET
• Vice President Mike Pence Led Discussions On How To Get The Government Fully Restarted Again; Panic At A Bowling Alley In Southern California; New Generation Of Democratic Women Who Are Really Staking Their Claim To The Spotlight; Trump Faces More Capitol Hill Inquiries As Dems Take Over House; Russia: Not The Time To Discuss Paul Whelan "Prisoner Swap"; Friends, Family Say Final Goodbyes To Ronil Singh; Formerly Conjoined Twins Make Strides Two Years After Surgery. Aired 8-9p ET
• Pence, Congressional Staffers Take Baby Steps Toward Ending 14- Day Partial Govt Shutdown; Pence, Congressional Staffers Meet as Shutdown Enters Week 3; Mulvaney: Shutdown Meeting 'Did Not Make Much Progress'; Pelosi: House Will Start Passing Individual Bills Next Week Aimed at Re-Opening Parts of Government; Trump Warns Shutdown Could Last "Months Or Even Years;" CNN: Hundreds of TSA Officers Call Out Sick During Shutdown; Union Leaders Predict Number of TSA Callouts Will Increase; TSA: Agency is "Closely Monitoring" Mass Callouts By Employees; Trump: Safety Net For Unpaid Workers is "Strong Border;" Dow Surges on Surprisingly Strong Jobs Report; Iowa Voter to Warren: Why Release Your DNA Results?; Apple Slashes December Quarter Sales; Earnings Outlook, Hiring Skyrockets in December; U.S. adds 312,000 Jobs; Warren Kicks Off Potential WH Bid With First Trip to Iowa; Warren to Iowa Voters: "I am Not a Person of Color;" Warren: I Can't Stop Trump From Hurling Racial Insults; Warren Visits Iowa Amid Comparisons to Hillary Clinton; Sanders Apologizes For Alleged Campaign Harassment; Federal Judge Extends Term of Mueller's Grand Jury; Federal Judge Extends Grand Jury For 6 Months; Trump Threatens to Declare a National Emergency to Fund the Wall. Aired 7-8p ET
• U.S. Shutdown And Border Security; Senator Warren In Iowa; Russia-U.S. Prisoner Swap; Elizabeth Warren Speech; Kim Jong-Un Playing Cat And Mouse; Kim Jong-Un's Cat & Mouse Game with Trump; Shooting at California Bowling Alley Leaves 3 Dead, 4 Injured; Unpaid Employees Struggle During Shutdown; Trump: Unpaid Federal Workers Should Negotiate Bills, Rent; Witness Says El Chapo Spent $1 Million a Month of Bribes. Aired 5-6p ET
• Fourteen Days, 12 Hours And Counting for Shutdown; The Number Of TSA Workers Calling Out Sick Has Soared During This Shutdown; Senator Elizabeth Warren Is In The Pivotal State Of Iowa Becoming The First Top Tier Candidate To Visit That State; Three Dead, Several Others Injured After Bowling Alley Shooting; Freshman Democrat Defends Colleague's Profane Impeachment Statement; Trump: Gov't Won't Reopen Until Border Standoff is Solved. Aired 12-1p ET
January 04, 2019
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• Congo Polls Open in Historic Transfer of Power; Bangladeshi Prime Minister Expected to Win Third Consecutive Term; Trump Cancels Pay Raise to Government Workers, Blames Dems for Shutdown; Meghan Markle under Fire in British Media. Aired 3-3:30a ET
• Trump Cancels Pay Raise to Government Workers, Blames Dems for Shutdown; Bangladeshi Prime Minister Expected to Win Third Consecutive Term; Congo Polls Open in Historic Transfer of Power; Russian Ex-Spy Pressured Manafort over Debts during 2016 Presidential Election; Top Political Stories in 2018; Nearly 15-Pound Baby Born to Texas Family. Aired 4-5a ET
• President Doanld Trump Standing Firm The He Wants More Than The $1.3 Billion Offered By Democratic Leaders; President Trump Facing New Pressure From Lawmakers Following His Decision To Pull Troops Out Of Syria; The Republican Led Senate Says It Will Investigate The Deaths Of Migrant Children In U.S. Custody; Dow Had The Worst Ever Christmas Eve; Pacific Gas And Electric Could Face Murder Or Manslaughter Charges For Its Role In California's Deadly Wildfires; Aired 2-3p ET
• Democrats Will Be Taking Control of the House; Pacific Gas and Electric Could Face Manslaughter; 2018 a Big Year for the Department of Justice; Colin O'Brady Back Home Safely; Republican Senator Lindsey Graham Saying Just Moments Ago On CNN That President Trump Is Open To A Potential Compromise With Democrats That Would Reopen The Government; Senator Graham Changing His Tune, Now Saying President Trump Made Him Feel Better About Pulling U.S. Troops From The Battlefield In Syria. Aired: 4-5p ET
• Giuliani Gives Mueller An Ultimatum, Put Or Shut Up; Another Pay Without Pay; L.A. Times, Hack Appears To Have Come From Outside U.S.; California Firestorm; Tabloids Take Aim At Meghan, Duchess Of Susse; Kellyanne Conway Defends Donald Trump over Government Shutdown; Arizona Shelter Staffers Accused of Child Abuse of Migrant Children; Time Magazine Reveals Paul Manafort Pressured by Russians to Pay Debt During Campaign; Aired 5-6 pm ET
• Trump Cancels Pay Raise to Government Workers, Blames Dems for Shutdown; Russian Ex-Spy Pressured Manafort over Debts during 2016 Presidential Election; Congo Polls Open in Historic Transfer of Power; Bangladeshi Prime Minister Expected to Win Third Consecutive Term; Brazil's Far Right President-Elect Lays Out Plans; U.S. border Crisis; Top Trending Stories in 2018. Aired 5-6a ET
• President Trump Appears To Be Set On Blaming Democrat To Standoff, Calling It The Hashtag Schumer Shut Down In A Tweet; Senator Lindsey Graham Is Meeting With President Trump; Kim Sent His Younger Sister With The Message To South Korean President Moon Jae-In; Aired 3-4p ET
• PG&E Faces Potential $15 Billion Already In Liability For The 2017 Wine Country Fires And Could Face Much, Much More For This Year; Special Counsel Robert Mueller, Perhaps The Most Interesting Man In The World And The One We Know Relatively Little About. Aired: 6-7p ET
• Some Insight Into President Trump's Frame Of Mind; "Time" Magazine Story Says About The President's Former Campaign Manager And An Ex-Russian Spy Who Says He Pressured Paul Manafort To Pay Back His Debts; Tomorrow Is The Last Day On The Job For Defense Secretary Jim Mattis. Aired: 7-8p ET
December 29, 2018
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• All Eyes on the Markets; Massive Storm Hits East Coast; Kurds Ask Assad for Help; Migrants Dropped Off in El Paso. Aired 9:30-10a ET
• Trump Threatens to Close Southern Border Entirely; Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen Heads to Border After Second Migrant Child Dies; Interview with Representative Gerry Connolly; Democrats Retake Control of House Next Week, Promise New Probes; House Democrats Scoop Up Staff and Lawyers to Power Investigations of Trump Administration; A Watergate Journalist Says Trump's Impeachment Seems Inevitable; Electrical Arc Turns New York City Skyline Blue, Lights Up Social Media. Aired 9-9:30a ET
• U.S. Officials: Journalist who Disappeared in Syria may be Alive; New Year Brings New Challenges for President Trump; Top Eight Entertainment Stories of 2018. Aired 10:30-11a ET
• Stock Markets Makes Rock and Roll; Trump Flip-Flops His Blame to Democrats; Second Child Died in U.S. Custody; Manhunt Underway For Shooter Who Killed Officer; Putin Touts New Russian Hypersonic Missile; Trump Inaugural Donors And Decisions Under Scrutiny; Top International Stories Of 2018. Aired 3-4a ET
• Wall Street and the DOW Go for a Wild Ride; the Tragic Death of Felipe Alonso Gomez; U.S. Government Shutdown Drags On; Blizzard Conditions Threaten Large Parts of the United States; Winter Storm Disrupts U.S. travel, Sparks Blizzard Warnings in Midwest; America's Oldest WWII Veteran Dies At Age 112; Transformer Explosion Lights Up New York Skyline; Witches Object To Trump Use Of "Witch Hunt". Aired 2-3a ET
• Suspect Captured in California Manhunt; Kurds Turn to Syria for Help; Trump Threatens to Shut Down Entire Southern Border. Aired 3- 3:30p ET
• Trump Threatens to Close Southern Border Entirely; Kirstjen Nielsen Heads to Border After Second Migrant Child Dies; Search Intensifies for Man Accused of Killing Police Officer; All Eyes on Markets After a Week of Historic Highs, Lows. Aired 10-10:30a ET
• White House Tries Shifting Blame to Nancy Pelosi Over Shut Down; Homeland Security Chief Heads to Border After Deaths of Two Children; Will the Dow Close Higher Three Days in A Row; House Democrats Are Ready to Hire Lawyers to Investigate Trump. Aired 2- 2:30p ET
• Slain Officer's Brother Emotional After Suspect's Capture; Guatemalan Boy Who Died in U.S. Custody had Flu; Government Shutdown Could Begin to Disrupt Tax Season, Social Security; Personal Info of North Korean Defectors Stolen by Hackers; Top 8 Health Stories of 2018. Aired 3:30-4p ET
• House Democrats Ready to Hire Layers to Investigate Trump; North Carolina Election Board Dissolves Before Certifying House Race; Black Man Calls Double Tree Hotel Racist; Deadly Storm Kills 3, Heads to East Coast. Aired 2:30-3p ET
• U.S. Government Shutdown Likely To Drag On Into 2019; Trump Makes False Claims About Military Pay Raises; Iraqis In An Uproar Over Trump's Trip; UNICEF: Global Conflicts Pose Grave Risks To Children; Heavy Rain, Floods Swamp Refugee Camps In Northern Syria; Australia Suffers Extreme Heat Wave; It Is The Largest Protest In Sudan In Years; In The Democratic Republic Of The Congo, Protesters Took To The Street Because The Government Postponed Voting In The Presidential Election; In Tunisia, Protesters Clash With Police For A Third Day Over The Death Of A Journalist; Homeland Security Secretary Says She Wants To See The Medical Conditions At Border Patrol Stations For Herself; An Investigation Into The Donald Trump Inauguration; A Video Of American Actor Kevin Spacey Allegedly Groping An 18-Year-Old Busboy Has Surfaced. Aired 1-2a ET
• U.S. Government Shutdown Likely to Drag On into 2019; Iraqis in an Uproar over Trump's Visit; Market Turmoil; Protests in Tunisia, Congo and Sudan; The World's Innocent Victims; Iraqi Lawmakers Angry At Trump, Want U.S. Troops Out; U.S. Government Shutdown Likely To Drag On Into 2019; DHS Secretary Heads To Border After Migrant Boy's Death. Aired 12m-1a ET
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• Justice Department Implicates President in Campaign Finance Violations; Sentencing Memo for Michael Cohen Released; President Trump Tweets Newly Released Documents Concerning Special Counsel Investigation Clear Him; Former Mueller Colleague Kristan Peters- Hamlin Interviewed; Annual Army-Navy Football Game to Commence. Aired 10-11a ET
• Paris Braces as Fourth Weekend of Yellow Vest Demonstrations Begin; Six Killed in Italy Night Club Stampede; Prosecutors Say Cohen Committed Crimes at Direction of Trump; Trump Blasts Tillerson as "Dumb" and "Lazy," Kelly Out Soon; Charlottesville Terrorist Convicted of Murder; Ice in Greenland Melting at Unprecedented Rate. Aired 3- 3:30a ET
• Prosecutors Implicate Trump in Two Crimes in 2016 Campaign; Manafort Tried to Hide Contacts with White House Officials; Transcripts of Comey Testimony Expected Today; CBS Still Paying Sex Assault Claim for "60 Minutes" Creator; Army-Navy: 119th Edition of America's Game. Aired 11a-12p ET
• President Trump Announces Departure of John Kelly as White House Chief of Staff; Sentencing Memo for Michael Cohen Released; Donald Trump Announces Nominee for Attorney General William Barr; Special Counsel Releases Reasons for Ending Manafort Cooperation Deal; President Trump Tweets Newly Released Documents Concerning Special Counsel Investigation Clear Him; James Comey Testifies in Closed Door Meeting with Members of Congress; Annual Army-Navy Football Game to Commence. Aired 2-3p ET
• Russia Investigation - Prosecutors Implicate Trump in Two Crimes in 2016 Campaign; Mueller - Trump Tower Moscow Project Occurred As Russian Government Worked to Interfere in US Presidential Election; Democrats Jockeying for Position Ahead of 2020 Race; Man Who Killed Protester Faces Life in Prison; FBI: Hate Crimes Incidents Increase 17 Percent in 2017; 700-Plus Arrested as Violent Protests Rock Paris. Aired 12-1p ET
• Prosecutors Say Cohen Committed Crimes at Direction of Trump; Paris Braces as Fourth Weekend of Yellow Vest Demonstrations Begin; Trump Blasts Tillerson as "Dumb" and "Lazy," Kelly Out Soon; Tear Gas Fired on Paris Protesters; Chinese Executive Detained, Accused of Fraud. Aired 4-5a ET
• General Mark Mille Is The New Head Of The Joint Chiefs Of Staff; Special Counsel Robert Mueller Says Former Trump Campaign Chairman Paul Manafort Lied About Five Major Things; John Kelly Will Be Leaving White House At The End Of The Year; President's Former Campaign Adviser George Papadopoulos Is Out Of Prison. Aired 1-2p ET
• Paris Braces as Fourth Weekend of Yellow Vest Demonstrations Begin; Prosecutors Say Cohen Committed Crimes at Direction of Trump; Trump Picks Heather Nauert as U.S. Ambassador to U.N., William Barr as Attorney General; Right Wing Supporters Gather in Rome. Aired 5-6a ET
• President Trump's Former Attorney, Michael Cohen, Broke Campaign Finance Law; President Confirmed Some News About His Chief Of Staff; President Trump Firing Back Against His Former Secretary Of State, Rex Tillerson, Calling Him Dumb As A Rock; Kushner Became The Prince's Most Important Defender Within The White House After This Scandal Broke; Trump National Golf Club At Bedminster, New Jersey Knowingly Hired Illegal Immigrants; Tensions In France Have Turned Violent And Deadly. Aired 4-5p ET
• Trump Says He's "Very Happy" with New Mueller Filings; Paul Manafort Lied About Five Major Issues; James Comey Questioned Behind Closed Doors; Trump Confirms John Kelly Will Leave White House Position; Evidence of Election Irregularities Mounts in North Carolina; Kevin Hart Drops Oscars Gig Over Past Homophobic Tweets. Aired 3-4p ET
• Report: Trump White House "Winging It" ahead of Mueller Report; Trump: WH Chief of Staff Kelly Leaving at End of Year; Trump Nominates William Barr to be his Next Attorney General; SPACEX Cargo, Holiday Treats Arrive at ISS; Comey On Flynn; Cohen Lied Publicly; Paul Manafort's Plea Deal. Aired 5-6p ET
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• Trump Spars with Macron as He Arrives in France for Armistice 100th Anniversary; Trump Appoints Matt Whitaker as Attorney General; California Wildfires; Victims of Deadly California Shooting Remembered; Tranquil French Forest Still Carries Scars of War. Aired 3-3:30a ET
• Trump Spars with Macron as He Arrives in France for Armistice 100th Anniversary; Trump Appoints Matt Whitaker as Attorney General; California Wildfires; Victims of Deadly California Shooting Remembered; One Family's Sacrifice during the Great War; Trump May Have Violated Federal Campaign Finance Laws; Former First Lady Slams Trump's Birther Movement. Aired 4-5a ET
• Wildfires Burn Uncontained in Northern and Southern California; Interview with Paradise, California, Mayor Jody Jones; President Trump Visits France; President Trump Criticizes French President on Twitter Ahead of Arrival in France; Deadline Set for Florida Vote Count; Recounts Likely to be Triggered in Florida Gubernatorial and Senatorial Races; Interview with Father of Shooting Victim Richard Martinez. Aired 10-11a ET
• Trump Spars with Macron as He Arrives in France for Armistice 100th Anniversary; California Wildfires; Tranquil French Forest Still Carries Scars of War. Aired 5-6a ET
• Florida Counties Must Submit Votes to Secretary of State by Noon; WSJ: Trump Had Central Role in Hush Money Payments to Porn Star and Playboy Model; California Wildfires: 9 Dead, 35 Missing As Fire Spread; Trump Tries to Downplay Whitaker Ties amid Backlash; Iowa Senator Says Whitaker Targeted Him; ; Trump, Macron Gloss Over Differences After Rough Start; Doctors Take on NRA Over Gun Violence; Motion Approved Recount in Broward County Races; Chris Stout: Championing Military Veterans in Need. Aired 12-1p ET
• Motion Approved in Broward County to Begin Recount in Florida Races; 9 Dead, 35 Missing as Fires Spread on Both Ends of California; WSJ: Trump Personally Involved in Hush Money Payments; Trump Personally Involved in Hush Money Payments; Trump Downplays Ties to New A.G. Who Criticized Mueller Probe as George Conway Criticizes Appointment; Trump Blasts Michelle Obama After Saying She'll Never Forgive Trump for Birther Comments. Aired 1-2p ET
• Recounts Triggered in Florida Gubernatorial and Senate Races; President Trump's Pick as Acting Attorney General Matt Whitaker Draws Criticism; Wildfires Continue to Burn Uncontained in Northern and Southern California; Interview with Political Donor Tom Steyer; Doctor Criticizes NRA's Response to Calls for Gun Violence to be Treated as Public Health Crisis. Aired 2-3p ET
• 9 Dead, 35 Missing as Fires Spread on Both Ends of California; Trump Criticizes California Government over Wildfires Amid Meeting with Marcon in Paris; Trump Downplays Ties to New A.G. Who Criticized Mueller Probe; White House Counsel Interviewed Whitaker Last Year on Possibly Joining Trump Legal Team; Motion Approved in Broward County to Begin Recount in Florida Races; Trump, Macron Share Rough Handshake Again in Paris; Trump Insults 3 African-American Female Reporters; Midterm Elections Show Continued Political Divides in U.S.. Aired 3-4p ET
• Literally Thousands Of Homes And Businesses That Are Gone Today Caught In The Path Of A Wind-Swept Wildfire, Many Of Which Are Burning Out Of Control In The Los Angeles Area, And Also In Northern Parts Of California; Democrats Ceasing Control Of The House In This Week's Midterm Elections; Protesters Had Descended On A Broward County Elections Office; People Of Turkish Authorities Say Was Responsible For Killing Jamal Khashoggi. Aired 4-5p ET
• Nine Dead, 35 Missing as Fires Spread on Both Ends of California; Noon Deadline for Decision on Florida Recount; Backlash over President Trump's Pick for Acting Attorney General; Trump, Macron Gloss over Differences after Rough Start; WSJ: Trump Had Central Role in Payments to Porn Star and Playboy Model; White House Planned to Replace Sessions with Whitaker for Months. Aired 11a-12p ET
• Paradise Destroyed By Wildfire; Fire Runs Through Malibu; Surviving Two Shootings; Recounts In Florida; Trump Signs Proclamation Limiting Asylum Seekers at Border; Midterms Broke Barriers with History-Making Elections of Women, LGBT Candidates; After Midterms Trump Fires A.G., Revokes Reporter's White House Credentials; Trump Accuses Election Officials of Voter Fraud; Trump Criticized Macron Hours Before Meeting in Paris; Trump Blasts Michelle Obama After Saying She'll Never Forgive Trump for Birther Comments. Aired 5-6p ET
• CNN: WH Aides Surprised By Backlash To Whitaker Appointment; Backlash As Trump Appoints A Mueller Critic To Oversee Mueller; Father Consoles, Sings To Daughter As They Drive Through Fire. Aired 8-9p ET
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• Shooter Kills Two in Attack on Yoga Class; Funeral Services Continue for Those Killed in Synagogue Shooting; Candidates Avoid Issue of Gun Control for Midterms; President Obama Campaigns for Democratic Candidate for Midterms; Fact Checker Examines President Trump's False Statements; Analyst Examines Vulnerability of U.S. Electoral Infrastructure. Aired 10-11a ET
• Trump Plays to Fears ahead of Midterms, Obama Campaigns for Dems; Iranians Defiant in Face of U.S. Pressure; Seven-Year-Old Girl Who Symbolized Yemen's Suffering Dies. Aired 3-3:30a ET
• Pittsburgh Honors 11 Victims of Deadly Synagogue Massacre; Rabbi Myers One Week after Shooting, It's Still Painful; Two Dead, 5 Wounded in Florida Yoga Studio Shooting; Final Campaign Push; Beto O'Rourke and Ted Cruz Making Final Push in Texas Senate Race; Presidential Test in Montana - Trump Versus Tester; At Least 12 States Surpassed 2014 Early Voting Levels; Trump Admits Democrats Could Win the House; Obama Rebukes Trump for Divisive Rhetoric; Obama and Trump Square Off in Homestretch of Midterm Campaigns; Whitey Bulger Beaten to Death; Top 10 CNN Heroes Revealed for 2018. Aired 12-1p ET
• As Pittsburgh Mourns Synagogue Victims Rabbi Myers Speaks on Shooting; Deadly Shooting at Tallahassee Yoga Studio; Trump & Obama on Campaign Trail 3 Days Before Midterms. Aired 1-2p ET
• Synagogue Holds Moment of Silence for Victims of Shooting; Shooter Attacks Yoga Class in Florida; President Trump to Campaign in Montana and Florida; Analysts Examine Controversial Midterm Campaign Ad; Interview with Texas Congressman Marc Veasey; Oprah Winfrey and Vice President Mike Pence Campaign for Gubernatorial Candidate in Georgia; Actor Alec Baldwin Charged with Assault and Harassment. Aired 2-3p ET
• As Pittsburgh Mourns Synagogue Victims Rabbi Myers Speaks on Shooting; Deadly Shooting at Tallahassee Yoga Studio; Trump & Obama on Campaign Trail 3 Days Before Midterms; Brat/Spanberger House Race Heats Up in Virginia; Protests, Violence at Debate with Steve Bannon; Information Void for Voters Due to News Deserts; Trump Wants to Amend 14th Amendment's Birthright Citizenship. Aired 1-2p ET
• Pittsburgh Celebrates 11 Victims of Deadly Synagogue Massacre; Interview with Rabbi Jeffrey Myers; Florida Yoga Studio Shooting; A Presidential Test in Montana: Trump vs. Tester; Obama and Trump Square Off in Homestretch of Midterm Campaigns; Pentagon Says No to Using Troops as Border Cops; Cohen: Trump Used Racist Language Multiple Times; Trump Continues Campaign Blitz with Stop in Montana; Alec Baldwin Arrested after Dispute over Parking Space. Aired 11a-12p ET
• President Trump Rallied Supporters In Montana; Florida, A State To Watch In What Could Be A Microcosm For This Year's Midterm Showdown; Robert Mueller Is Looking At Seemingly Threatening Messages About Longtime Trump Confidant Roger Stone Sent To A Witness In The Russia Investigation; The Graffiti Was Found On Four Floors Of The Union Temple Thursday Night; In New York City; President Started His Political Career By Pedaling The Racially Charged Conspiracy Theory That The First African-American President Was Born In Africa. Aired 4- 5p ET
• Trump Stumps for Matt Rosendale in Montana; Trump Paints Dark Picture of Caravan Ahead of Midterms; Trump on Migrant Caravan, "It's Like an Invasion"; Michael Cohen Claims Trump Repeatedly Made Racist Remarks; Candidates' Final Push for Votes Could Be Key to Winning Tight Races; Steve Bannon: Suburban Women Could Be GOP Challenge on Election Day; Early Voting in Midterms Crush Numbers from 2014 & 2016 Elections; As Pittsburgh Mourns Synagogue Victims Rabbi Myers Speaks on Shooting; Remembering Tree of Life Synagogue Shooting Victims; Gunman Kills Two People, Wounds Five at Florida Yoga Studio. Aired 3- 4p ET
• Trump Plays to Fears ahead of Midterms, Obama Campaigns for Dems; Iranians Defiant in Face of U.S. Pressure; Yoga Studio Shooting; Alleged Labour Party Anti-Semitism under Investigation; Roger Stone's Text Messages; Pakistan Government Reaches Deal to End Protests; Seven-Year-Old Girl Who Symbolized Yemen's Suffering Dies; Divers Recover More from Lion Air Wreckage; Cat on the Catwalk Steals Show in Istanbul. Aired 4-5a ET
• President Is Making This Final Hours Blitz Before The Midterms; A Man Walks Into A Yoga Studio Wielding A Gun And Leaves Two Women Dead; One Of The Senate Races That Is Surprisingly Competitive, Tennessee; Trump's Midterm Strategy: White Identity Politics; Girl Scouts Killed On Roadside In Rural Wisconsin; String Of Anti-Semitic Incidents Occur Across The U.S.; First Shabbat Services Held Since Horrific Massacre; Tree Of Life Rabbi: Pittsburgh is Mourning And Hurting. Aired 8-9p ET
• Trump Plays to Fears ahead of Midterms, Obama Campaigns for Dems; Iranians Defiant in Face of U.S. Pressure; Tight Race for Congress Man Who Disagreed with Trump; Khashoggi's Fiancee Opens Up in Emotional Op-Ed; Seven-Year-Old Girl Who Symbolized Yemen's Suffering Dies; U.S. Companies Compete for Workers as Economy Grows. Aired 5-6a ET
• Early Voting Now; Pelosi Works to Outwit Critics over Leadership Role; Calls for Cease-Fire in Yemeni Civil War as Millions Face Starvation in "Worst Humanitarian Crisis"; Gunman Kills Two People, Wounds Five at Florida Yoga Studio; Social Media Giants Still Playing Catchup to Disinformation Campaigns before Midterms. Aired 5- 6p ET
November 02, 2018
• Trump Rally his Base; Trump Works on Draft on China Trade; Data Recorder Found; Turkish Investigators' Theory of Acid Used on Khashoggi; Pakistan Expecting Large Scale Protest; Google Employee's Global Protest on Sexual Harassment; President Trump Riles Up Rally By Targeting Migrants; Turkish Investigators Pursue Theory Jamal Khashoggi's Body Was Dissolved In Acid; Ocean's Absorbing 60 Percent More Heat Than We Thought; Countdown To Midterms; A Halloween As A Queen. Aired 3-4a ET
• President Trump Announces Plans To Change Asylum Qualifications; President Trump Travels Towards The G20 Summit At The End Of This Month; New Details On The Lion Air Flight That Crashed; One Month Since Jamal Khashoggi Disappeared; Thousands Of Google Employees Walked Off The Job; Billionaire Arron Banks May Have Violated Campaign Laws; Trump Says He Will Restrict Asylum, Claims Troops Will Shoot At Rock Throwers; Police Piece Together Details In Death Of Saudi Sisters; Israel Steps Up Relations With Gulf Arab Nations; Study: Oceans Absorbing 60 Percent More Heat Than We Thought. Aired 2-3a ET
• Trump Riles Up Rally By Targeting Migrants; U.S. President Calls For End To Birthright Citizenship; Stone Reveals E-Mails With Bannon About WikiLeaks; Lion Air Flight 610 Landing Gear, Data Recorder Found; Police Piece Together Details In Death Of Saudi Sisters; Top Brexit Financier Comes Under Criminal Probe; Trump Finalizing Plan to Change Asylum Rules; Close Senate Race in Tennessee; Internet Freedom on the Decline with China Censorship; Three-Year Old Channels Her Inner Michelle Obama; Thousands Gather in Seoul to Make Kimchi. Aired 1-2a ET
• President Obama Makes Midterm Election Push For Democrats; President Trump Hurls Blame at Media For Violence. Aired 3-3:30p ET
• Obama and Trump Face-Off on Trail with Four Days to Go; Trump Falsely Claims He Didn't Say U.S. Should Shoot Migrants; Michael Cohen Says Trump has History of Racist Remarks; Oprah Invokes Memory of a Georgia Man as Voting Inspiration. Aired 3:30-4p ET
• Down to The Wire Trump and Obama Face off With Four Days to Go; Federal Judge Rules Georgia Voters Must Be Allowed to Vote; US Economy Adds 250,000 Jobs in October; Trump Laments That Two National Tragedies Stop GOP Momentum in Midterms; Arnold Schwarzenegger Says He Has Little Interest in Politics; Arpaio, Trump's First Pardon Had Freed Felon in Racist Ad. Aired 2-2:30p ET
• Trump Stokes Fears about Immigration; Trump Worried about Zinke; Khashoggi's Fiance to Trump Administration. Aired 9:30-10a ET
• Trump Shocks with New Ad Days before Midterms; Lion Air Flight 610 Landing Gear, Data Recorder Found; Google Walkout; Khashoggi Murder Case; Police Piece Together Details in Death of Saudi Sisters; Israel Steps Up Relations with Gulf Arab Nations. Aired 12m-1a ET
• U.S. Economy Adds 250,000 Jobs in October, Wages Up 3.1 Percent; Trump Stokes Fears About Immigration Crisis Ahead of Election; Roger Stone Reveals He Talked to Trump Campaign About WikiLeaks; Washington Post Reports Trump is Misleading More As He Ramps Up Campaign Rallies. Aired 9-9:30a ET
• Report: Trump Asks Officials to Draft Possible Trade Deal with China; Millions Desperate for Food Due to Yemen's Brutal Civil War; Girl in Iconic NYT Image Depicting Yemen Famine Dies; Girl Awed by Michelle Obama Portrait Dresses as her for Halloween; Oldest Victim, Rose Mallinger, to be Laid to Rest Today. Aired 10:30-11a ET
• Trump Stokes Fear on Immigration Crisis; Interview with Representative Eric Swalwell; Interview with Kevin Hassett. Aired 10- 10:30a ET
• Arpaio, Trump's First Pardon, Freed Felon in Racist Ad; Photos Reveal Harsh, Dangerous Conditions of Caravan's Journey; Alec Baldwin Arrested for Assault; Obama and Trump Face Off on the Campaign Trail; Trump Backpedals on Rock Throwing Remarks. Aired 2:30-3a ET
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• Spies Listen to Trumps Calls; New York Governor on Packages; Maryland Senator on Trump's Rhetoric; Trump Attacks Media; White House Defends Trump. Aired 9:30-10a ET
• Crown Prince Still Acting Innocent of Jamal Khashoggi's Death; Bomb Threats Sent to Politicians Set an Alarm to Everyone; Domino Effect in Markets from U.S. to Europe to Asia; Saudi Crown Prince, Jamal Khashoggi Death Heinous Crime; U.S. Stock Plunge Amid Economic And Political Fears; Weapons Are Being Removed From Joint Security Area; Russia And Saudi Arabia Cultivate Closer Ties; New Migrant Caravans Forming; Exclusive Interview With Apple CEO, Tim Cook. Aired 3-4a ET
• Massive Manhunt Underway For Suspects Behind Serial Pipe Bombs Sent To Obamas, Clintons, And CNN; Asian Markets Follow Wall Street's Plunge; Turkish Investigators Blocked From Searching Well; Relations Between North And South Korea Improving; Bombs Sent to CNN, Clintons, Obamas, Others in "Act of Terror"; U.N. Says Genocide is Still Underway in Myanmar; Interview with Tim Cook. Aired 1-2a ET
• Saudi Crown Prince: Khashoggi's Death "Heinous" Crime; U.S. Officials Monitoring New Central American Caravans; U.N. Says Genocide Is Still Underway in Myanmar; Serial Bomber Targets Multiple Democrats; Dow and S&P Plunge, Erasing 2018 Gains. Aired 12-1a ET
• Trump Attacks Media as Police Investigate Nine Suspicious Packages; Second Suspicious Package Addressed to Biden Found; Retired Cop Found Deniro Package, Left it in his Office. Aired 10:30-11a ET
• Two More Targets of The Bomber and Three More Bombs; Bombs Show Mix of Sophistication and Lack of Sophistication; Trump Lectures the Media but Ignores His Own Rhetoric; Trump Has Not Spoken the Names of The Targets of The Bomber nor Has He Called Them. Aired 2-2:30p ET
• Pipe Bombs Sent to Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama and CNN Offices; Dow and S&P Plunge, Erasing 2018 Gains; Saudi Crown Prince Speaks Out on Journalist's Death; Islamabad Gets $6 Billion Loan from Saudi Arabia. Aired 2-3a ET
• Investigators Believe Some Packages May Have Come from Florida; NYPD, FBI on Suspicious Packages sent to Trump's Critics; FBI Says Any Device Found "Should Be Considered Dangerous"; FBI: We're Not Treating These as Hoax Devices. Aired 3:30-4p ET
• Bomb Device Sent to CNN En Route to FBI Lab; Officials Say ISIS Flag on Bomb Packages Not Credible; Trump Blames Media for Anger in Society; FOX Host Lou Dobbs Refers to Bomb Devices as "Fake Bombs"; NY Gov. Andrew Cuomo Talks Bomb Packages Investigation, Trump Rhetoric. Aired 2:30-3p ET
• Nationwide Manhunt for Serial Bomber Going After Trump Critics; Police Investigate Nine Suspicious Packages; Trump Blames Media, Opponents for Turbulent Political Climate; Brennan to Trump: Your Critics will not Be Intimidated into Silence; NYT: Chinese, Russian Spies Listen to Trump's Cell Phone Calls. Aired 9-9:30a ET
• Ninth Suspicious Package Addressed to Former Vice President Biden; Nationwide Manhunt for Suspected Serial Bomber; Interview with Senator Ben Sasse. Aired 10-10:30a ET
• President Trump Criticizes Media After Media Targeted By Bomber; More Bombs Discovered, Manhunt Under Way; Interview With New York Governor Andrew Cuomo. Aired 3-3:30p ET
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• No Proof of Caravan Claim; Suspicious Package Sent to Clintons and Obama; Opioid Crisis in America; Death from Virus in New Jersey Rehabilitation Center; Trump's Attack on Fed Chairman. Aired 9:30-10a ET
• Trump: Saudis Account of Khashoggi's Death is "Worst Cover-Up Ever"; Anthony Scaramucci Calls Trump a Liar; Trump Middle Class Tax Cut Promise Sets Off GOP Scramble; Trump Admits No Proof of His Caravan Claim; Aired 9-9:30a ET
• Harsh Words from U.S. to the Saudi Government; Migrants Not Giving Up on their Fate; President Erdogan Wants Saudi Suspects Expedited to Turkey; President Trump Proud to be a Nationalist; Trump Consider Military Option To Protect Border; Saudi King And Crown Prince Meet With Jamal Khashoggi Family; Trump And Putin Likely To Meet In Paris Next Month; Hitting Back At The Hackers. Aired 3-4a ET
• Saudis Maintain Khashoggi's Death was Accidental; Resuming the Long Walk toward the U.S. Border; Countdown to Midterms; Hurricane Willa Strikes Mexico's Pacific Coast. Aired 1-2a ET
• Explosive Devices Mailed to Homes of the Clinton and Obama; CNN New York Headquarters Evacuated Due to Suspicious Package; Aired 10- 10:30a ET
• Erdogan: Khashoggi Murdered In A Ferocious Manner; U.S. National Security Adviser Meets Putin; Trump Threatens To Cut Aid to Central America. Aired 12-1a ET
• Suspicious Devices Sent To CNN, Clintons, Obamas, Ex AG, Maxine Waters; Trump Says Political Violence Has No Place in The United States. Aired 2-2:30p ET
• Interview With Arizona Senator Jeff Flake; Package Bombs Target Democratic Leaders, CNN. Aired 3-3:30p ET
• Trump Calls Khashoggi Murder 'Worst Cover-Up in History'; U.S. Trade Adviser No Timetable For Deal; Abrams: Kemp Has Kept People From Voting; These Democrats Want Hillary Clinton To Stay Away. Aired 2-3a ET
• Time Warner Center, CNN NY Evacuated Due to Suspicious Package; Suspicious Devices Mailed to WH, Clintons, Obamas. Aired 10:30-11a ET
• Bombs Sent To CNN, Clintons, Obamas, Ex Attorney General, Maxine Waters; No Explosions, Nobody Hurt at This Point. Aired 3:30-4p ET
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• Caravan of Migrants Stopped at Guatemala-Mexico Border; President Trump Campaigns on Stopping Caravan of Migrants; Saudi Arabia's Government Admits Journalist Jamal Khashoggi Died in Consulate in Istanbul; Lottery Jackpot Reaches Historic Amount; Bernie Sanders Campaigns for Democratic Candidates for Midterms. Aired 10-11a ET
• Saudis Confirm Death of Journalist Jamal Khashoggi; Scenes of Desperation, Chaos at Guatemalan Border Gate; The Impact of Khashoggi's Reporting; Trump Defends Politician's Assault on Journalist; More Delays in Afghanistan Vote; U.S. Charges Russian for Meddling; European and Japanese Space Agencies Launch BepiColombo. Aired 4-5a ET
• Caravan of Migrants Destined for U.S. Waiting at Mexico Border; Saudi Arabia Claims Journalist Died in a Fistfight; Russian Woman Indicted for Election Meddling; Joe Biden Headlines Rally in Las Vegas; Trump Suggests without Evidence Democrats are behind Migrant Caravan. Aired 11a-12p ET
• Journalists Killed; Saudis Claim Khashoggi Died in Fistfight Gone Awry; Trump Sales He Believes Saudi Explanation for Khashoggi's Death; Migrant Caravan; Migrants Clash with Mexican Police on Guatemalan Border; Scenes of Desperation, Chaos at Guatemala Border Gate; New I.D. Rules Threaten to Disenfranchise Votes in North Dakota; Trump to Hold Campaign Rally in Nevada; First Mission to Mercury in 14 Years; Veteran Lends A Helping Hand to Comrades in Need; "Parts Unknown" Airs Tomorrow At 9 P.M. ET/PT. Aired 12-1p EDT
• Saudis Admit Khashoggi Died at Consulate; Trump Says Saudi Explanation of Khashoggi Death Plausible but Lawmakers Skeptical; Khashoggi's Editor: Saudi Explanation "Utter B.S."; Migrant Caravan Trapped on Bridge at Guatemala/Mexico Border; Trump & Biden Both Campaign in Nevada; Attorney: Trump's Business Dealings with Saudis Scrutinized Amid Journalist's Death; USC Settlement Offer a "Slap in the Face". Aired 1-2p ET
• Saudi Arabia's Government Admits Journalist Jamal Khashoggi Died in Consulate in Istanbul; President Trump States He Believes Saudi Version of Events Surrounding Death of Journalist Credible; Former Vice President Joe Biden Campaigns in Nevada for Democrat Midterm Candidates; Caravan of Migrants Stopped at Guatemala-Mexico Border; Violence Mars Election in Afghanistan; Lottery Jackpot Reaches Historic Amount. Aired 2-3p ET
• Trump Ramps Up Rhetoric on Immigration for Voter Push; Trump Campaigns for Dean Heller in Nevada; Saudis Admit Khashoggi Died at Consulate; Trump Says Saudi Explanation of Khashoggi Death Plausible; Migrant Caravan Trapped on Bridge at Guatemala/Mexico Border; Suburban Women Voters Talk Minnesota Congressional Race; Suburban Women Could Decide Midterm Election Results; DOJ Charges Russian Woman with Midterm Election Meddling. Aired 3-4p ET
• President Donald Trump Spoke For About An Hour In Nevada, A Key Swing State; Saudi Arabia, Finally Admitting What The World Was Suspecting For Weeks; The President Is Using This Caravan To Fire Up His Base; Situation Growing More Dire By The Day A Year After Thousands Of Rohingya Muslims Fled Parts Of Myanmar; Wisconsin Authorities Are Getting The Public's Help In Their Desperate Search For A Missing 13-Year-Old Girl; President Trump's Closing Argument For The 2018 Campaign. Aired 4-5p ET
• Saudis Confirm Death of Journalist Jamal Khashoggi; Scenes of Desperation, Chaos at Guatemalan Border Gate; U.S. Charges Russian for Meddling; Khashoggi's Death Leads to Scrutiny of Trump-Saudi Ties; More Delays in Afghanistan Vote; Pop Stars Promote the Vote. Aired 5- 6a ET
• U.S. Is Pulling Out Of A Landmark Arms Treaty With Russia; Saudi Arabia Has Finally Admitted What The World Has Long Suspected, That "Washington Post" Columnist Jamal Khashoggi Died Inside Their Consulate In Turkey; Scenes of Desperation, Chaos At Guatemala Border Gate; Tentative $215M Deal In USC Gynecologist Abuse Scandal; Lioness Kills Father Of Her Three Cubs At Indianapolis Zoo. Aired 8-9p ET
• Clinton Aide: It's Not Impossible that She Runs in 2020; Trump Announces He's scrapping 30-Year-Old Arms-Control Agreement with Russia; Minnesota Women Discuss "Me Too" Movement, Trump's Treatment of Women, Kavanaugh Confirmation. Aired 5-6p ET
• Saudis Confirm Death of Journalist Jamal Khashoggi; The Impact of Khashoggi's Reporting; Trump Defends Politician's Assault on Journalist; Scenes of Desperation, Chaos at Guatemalan Border Gate; U.S. Charges Russian for Meddling; War Room Monitors, Investigates Possible Threats. Aired 1-1:30a ET
• Saudis Confirm Death of Journalist Jamal Khashoggi; The Impact of Khashoggi's Reporting; Trump Defends Politician's Assault on Journalist; More Delays in Afghanistan Vote; Scenes of Desperation, Chaos at Guatemalan Border Gate; U.S. Charges Russian for Meddling; European and Japanese Space Agencies Launch BepiColombo. Aired 3-3:30a ET
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• Missing Saudi Journalist; U.S. Pastor Freed; Trump Reluctant to Give Up Saudi Arms Deal; Saudi Crown Prince Faces Fallout over Khashoggi's Murder; Searching for Hurricane Michael Survivors; Trump's Wild Week. Aired 5-6a ET
• Missing Saudi Journalist; U.S. Pastor Freed; Searching for Hurricane Michael Survivors; Khashoggi's Apple Watch Recorded His Murder; Trump's Wild Week; Khashoggi's Disappearance Deepens Turkey- Saudi Rift. Aired 4-5a ET
• Florida Residents Begin to Assess Damage from Hurricane Michael; Melania Trump Gives Interview; President Trump Promises Punishment if Saudi Arabian Government Found Responsible for Death of Journalist; Georgia Democratic Gubernatorial Candidate Accuses Republican Opponent of Voter Suppression; Remains of Infants Found in Ceiling of Shutdown Funeral Home; LSU to Play Georgia in College Football. Aired 10-11a ET
• Could the Death of Jamal Khashoggi Mean More Sanctions? Freed Pastor Andrew Brunson Scheduled for White House Meeting. Hurricane Michael Devastates Some Florida Beach Communities; American Pastor Detained in Turkey Now Back on U.S. Soil; GA Dem Candidate Accuses Opponent of Voter Suppression; "This Is Life" Airs Tomorrow at 10 p.m. ET; Army Veteran Works to Ensure Safety For Translators. Aired 12-1p ET
• Trump Vows "Punishment" If Saudis Murdered Journalist; Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince's Role on the World Stage; Closer Look at Devastation of Hurricane Michael; Search Teams in Florida Look for People Trapped or Killed; Mnuchin Stills Plans to Attend Saudi Summit Despite Missing Journalist; High-Profile Sponsors, Speakers Quit Major Saudi Conference over Missing Journalist; Melania Trump Blindsided by Zero-Tolerance Immigration Policy; Firsthand Look at Growing Immigrant Children's Detention Center; Trump's Attorneys Prepare Written Answers for Mueller in Russia Probe. Aired 1-2p ET
• President Trump Promises Punishment if Saudi Arabian Government Found Responsible for Death of Journalist; Florida Residents Begin to Assess Damage from Hurricane Michael; Justice Department Filing Raises Questions about Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross's Testimony Before House Committees; President Trump Meets in Oval Office with America Pastor Released from Turkish Prison. Aired 2-3p ET
• Trump Vows "Severe Punishment" If Journalist Killed By Saudi Arabia; Report: Khashoggi's Watch May Have Recorded His Death; Trump Plans To Speak With Saudi King "Pretty Soon"; Mnuchin To Attend Saudi Arabia's Investor Conference; Nearly 900,000 Customers Still Without Power; Death Toll From Hurricane Michael Rises To 17; Search Crews Looking For Survivors, Death Toll Expected To Rise; American Pastor Detained In Turkey Now On His Way Home; Melania Trump's Sit Down Interview As First Lady; Midterm Forecast With Harry Enten; Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Aired 9-10a ET
• Trump Vows "Severe Punishment" if Saudis Murdered Journalist; Hurricane Michael Aftermath; Melania Trump on Family Separation, Her Marriage and More; "The Forecast"; Remains of 11 Infants Found in Ceiling of Closed Funeral Home; 1,500 Unaccompanied Children Still Held at Texas Facility. Aired 11a-12p ET
• Freed American Pastor Detained in Turkey Meets with Trump; Turkey's Audio Evidence of Murder Was from Khashoggi's Apple Watch; Trump Vows "Punishment" If Saudis Murdered Journalist; Closer Look at Devastation of Hurricane Michael; NYT: Kushner Paid No Taxes for Years Despite Making Millions; Women Voters Could Saw Midterms. Aired 3-4p ET
• President Trump Promising Severe Punishment If It Turns Out That Saudi Arabia Killed "Washington Post" Contributor And U.S. Resident Jamal Khashoggi; Turkish Newspaper Is Now Reporting That Khashoggi's Apple Watch Recorded Evidence Of His Murder; Aftermath Of Hurricane Michael; President Trump Spoke To Reporters As He Head To Kentucky For A Campaign Rally At Joint Base Andrews; Scientists Have Long Discussed Whether We Are Purely Victims Of Natural Disasters Like These, Or If We Are Doing Something To Bring Them On; The First Lady, Unfiltered Melania Trump In An Interview. Aired 4-5p ET
• NYT Report: Jared Kushner Likely Paid No Taxes From 2009 to 2016; Voter Suppression Scandal Grips Georgia; Trump's Drain The Swamp Promise Clashes With Reality; Court Filing Indicates Ross May Have Misled Congress. Aired 8-9p ET
• At Least 17 Dead & 750,000 Still Without Power; Van Jones Talks to Dave Chapelle on Trump, Kanye West & Elections; Eric Holder: "When They Go Low, We Kick Them"; Panama City Survived Hurricane Michael & Katrina. Aired 5-6p ET
• Missing Saudi Journalist; U.S. Pastor Freed; Searching for Hurricane Michael Survivors; U.N. Chief Tours Indonesia; Britain's Princess Eugenie Weds in Windsor. Aired 3-3:30a ET
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• Special Coverage Of The Historic Summit Between President Trump And Russian President Vladimir Putin; A British Official Telling That Investigators Now Believe The March 4th Attack On Sergei Skripal And His Daughter, Yulia, Was Most Likely Carried Out By Current Or Former Russian Agents; France Won The World Cup; Aired 7-8p ET
• Live Coverage of Trump-Putin Summit In Helsinki, Finland; Elections in the Senate; Trump meets with Putin; Chicago police; World Cup. Aired 4-5p ET
• President Trump at Hotel in Helsinki Ahead Of Putin Summit; Trump Doesn't Expect Progress on Election Meddling; DHS: Russia Still Views U.S. Elections as Cyber Target; Melania Trump European Adventures; U.S. and North Korea Aim to Transfer Remains Within Three Weeks. Aired 3-4p ET
• Hours Away From Trump And Putin's One-On-One Meeting; Several People Hurt In Violent Weekend On Israel-Gaza Border; Paragliding Trump Protester Arrested; Source: Timeline For North Korea To Return U.S. Remains Is 14-21 Days; Judge Accuses HHS Of Covering From Trump Administration; Crisis Text Line Offers Help To Those In Need. Aired 5-6p ET
• The Countdown To Helsinki, After A Day Of Violence, Palestinians Say They've Reached A Ceasefire With Israel, But Israel So Far Not Commenting, All Eyes On That Stadium In Moscow Where France And Croatia Will Battle It Out For Football's Top Honor, The United States Working On Getting The Remains Of Some 200 US Service Members Killed In The Korean War Returned; Total Darkness, Cold And Rushing Waters, That's The Way Divers Described The Thai Cave Where 12 Young Boys And Their Football Coach Spent 18 Days, A Big Icerbeg Off Greenland That Is Threatening A Whole Village. Aired: 4-5a ET
• Trump-Putin Summit; Hamas, Islamic Jihad Say Cease-fire Reached with Israel; World Cup 2018; U.S. Immigration Chaos. Aired 12-12:30a ET
• Trump-Putin Summit; Hamas, Islamic Jihad Say Cease-fire Reached with Israel; World Cup 2018; Controversial Arrest. Aired 2-2:30a ET
• Trump-Putin Summit; Hamas, Islamic Jihad Say Cease-fire Reached with Israel; U.S.-North Korea Talks; World Cup 2018. Aired 3-3:30a ET
• New Streamlined Process Reunifying Parents And Children At The Border; All Set In The Upcoming Trump-Putin Summit In Finland; France Won The World Cup. Aired 2-3p ET
• Trump-Putin Summit in Helsinki, Finland Amid Russian Meddling Issues; Anger Boils on Chicago Streets after Police Shooting; Police Officer and Bystander Killed, Suspect in Custody; Red-State Dems Take on Schumer in SCOTUS Fight; Melania Trump's European Adventures; Wall Street Eyes Summit as Q2 Earnings Reports Released. Aired 6-7p ET
• In Just Over 24 Hours' Time, The Us President Set To Sit Down With His Russian Counterpart As US Intelligence Warns Of Russian Threats To Upcoming Elections; France Favored Over Underdog Croatia, But Both Are Going For The Gold; In The Middle East, An Apparent Ceasefire Is In Place After A Day Of Heavy Fighting Between Israel And Militant Groups; On The Korean Peninsula, US And North Korean Officials Are Meeting In The Demilitarized Zone; A Wave Of Protests Is The Latest Challenge For The Prime Minister Of Iraq; Violent Protesters Broke Out In Chicago After An Officer Shot And Killed A Man There Just Hours Earlier; A Massive Iceberg To Tell You About Parked Near A Small Village In Greenland; A Beautiful Landscape That Could Possibly Turn Deadly. Aired: 5-6a ET
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