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Anderson Cooper 360 Degrees
• Did Not Air 8-9p ET
• Did Not Air 9-10p ET


Amanpour
• Interview with 22-Time Tennis Grand Slam Champion Rafael Nadal; Interview with "Avenue 5" and "Veep" Creator and "The Death of Stain" Director Armando Iannucci; Interview with "Infinite Folds" Artist and "I Always Knew: A Memoir" Author Barbara Chase-Riboud. Aired 1-2p ET


At This Hour
• 6 Walmart Employees Killed By Manager In VA Store; Survivor: Walmart Shooter Held Gun To My Head, Said Go Home; Colorado LGBTQ+ Nightclub Shooting Suspect Held Without Bail; Justice Dept: Prosecutors Seek Testimony From Pence In 1/6 Probe; Balloons Fly Over New York City In Macy's Thanksgiving Parade; Elton John Gives Surprise Performance At Saks Window Unveiling. Aired 11-11:30a ET
• Ukraine Rushes To Restore Power After Barrage OF Russian Strike; Nearly 40,000 Gun Deaths In U.S. This Year; Texas Parents United With Infant Twins Rescued From Russia Orphanage. Aired 11:30a- 12p ET
• Six Walmart Employees Killed by Manager in Virginia Store; Suspect in Colorado LGBTQ Mass Shooting Held Without Bail; Justice Department Seeks Testimony from Mike Pence in January 6th Probe. Aired 12-12:30p ET
• Russia Intensifies Attacks On Ukraine's Energy Infrastructure; Police: No Suspect Yet In Killings Of 4 University Of Idaho Students; Club Q Annual Thanksgiving Meal To Go On At Different Venue. Aired 12:30-1p ET


The Global Brief with Bianca Nobilo
• Ukraine Power and Water; Russia LGBT Law; New York Sexual Assault Law. Aired 5-5:30p ET


The Lead with Jake Tapper
• Did Not Air 4-5p ET
• Did Not Air 5-6p ET


CNN Newsroom
• Workers Recount Terror During Virginia Walmart Shooting; Colorado Springs Suspect Ordered Held Without Bond After First Court Appearance; Nearly 55 Million Expected to Travel Over Thanksgiving Weekend; Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade Kicks Off in New York City; DOJ Wants to Question Mike Pence in January 6th Criminal Probe. Aired 9-9:30a ET
• New Russian Strikes Target Ukraine's Energy Infrastructure; Senator Chuck Grassley Calls on Elon Musk to Review Twitter's Security; GOP States Ask Supreme Court to Keep Student Loan Relief on Hold; 7 Michigan State Players Charged with Assault After Brawl. Aired 9:30-10a ET
• Millions Journey Near and Far for Thanksgiving Day Gatherings; Walmart Manager Killed Six After Opening Fire in Break Room; Bidens Stop at Fire Station in Nantucket on Thanksgiving. Aired 10-10:30a ET
• Georgia Supreme Court Rejects GOP Bid to Halt Saturday Early Voting; Inflation Cools More Than Expected as October Prices Rose 7.7 Percent; Foxconn Offers Workers Two Months Pay to Quit, Stop Protesting. Aired 10:30-11a ET
• Walmart Shooter Identified As 31-Year-Old Store Manager; Co- Workers: VA Shooter Showed Odd, Threatening Behavior In Past; Suspect Held Without Bond After First Court Appearance; DOJ Wants To Question Pence In Jan. 6 Criminal Probe; Mexico Obtains Warrant For Friend Of NC Woman Killed In Cabo; 7 Michigan State Players Charged With Assault After Brawl; Lawsuit Provides New Details In Stanford Soccer Player Suicide; E Jean Carroll Files New Battery, Defamation Suit Against Trump. Aired 1-1:30p ET
• U.N. Calls Iran's Crackdown On Protesters "Full-Fledged Crisis"; UNHRC Special Session Focused On Iran's Acts Of Repression; Ukrainians Describe Brutal Tactics In Their Resistance Fight; Mexico Obtains Warrants For Friend Of NC Woman Killed In Cabo; Ronaldo Becomes First Man To Score In Five World Cups; U.S. Preparing For Huge Matchup Against England Tomorrow. Aired 1:30-2p ET
• Nation Copes with Tragedy on Holiday After Mass Shooting; TSA Screened Near-Record 2.46 Million at Airports Wednesday; Electricity Restored to Ukraine Grid After Russian Attack. Aired 2-2:30p ET
• 7 Michigan State Players Charged With Assault After Brawl; Experts Fear New COVID Subvariant Cases Could Rise After Holiday; Sarah Palin Loses Alaska House Race, Ending Comeback Bid; GA Supreme Court Allows Early Voting On Post-Holiday Saturday; Retailers Optimistic About Holiday Shopping Despite Inflation. Aired 2:30-3p ET
• Biden Brings Thanksgiving Pies To Nantucket Firefighters; Sen. L. Louise Lucas (D-VA) And Rep. Leslie Herod (D-CO) Discuss About Stricter Gun Laws And Background Checks To Prevent Mass Shootings; E. Jean Carroll Files New Battery, Defamation Suit Against Trump. Aired 3-3:30p ET
• Food Banks Struggle As Demand Rises And Supply Falls Short; Cuba Dangles Shark Tourism As Way To Lure Visitors Back; Cristiano Ronaldo First Men's Player To Score In 5 World Cups; French Bulldog Crowned Winner At National Dog Show. Aired 3:30-4p ET
• CNN International: Zelenskyy Urges U.N. Security Council to Support Peace Formula; Russia's Lower House of Parliament Passes Amendments to low on so-called "LGBT Propaganda" in Third Reading; Day 5 Features Final Opening Matches of Group Stage; What's Driving Gun Violence in America; Midwest Communities Devastated by Colorado River Crisis. Aired 8-8:30a ET
• Russia Hits Ukrainian Infrastructure In Large-Scale Attack; Foxconn Workers Confront Police At Zhengzhou Factory; Japan Stun Germany With 2-1 Comeback Victory In Group E; One Dead, 18 Injured In Back-To-Back Blasts In Jerusalem; Iranian Doctor Describes Brutal Crackdown On Protests; Six Killed, Gunman Identified as Walmart Employee; U.S. Logs More Than 600 Mass Shootings This Year. Aired 12- 1a ET
• Russia Hits Ukrainian Infrastructure In Large Scale Attack; Twin Blasts Shake Jerusalem, Killing Teen And Wounding 18; Japan Stun Germany 2-1 In Another Huge Qatar Upset; China's Daily COVID Cases Hit Record High; Workers At The World's Largest iPhone Factory In China Clash With Police; Iranian Doctor Describes Brutal Crackdown on Protesters; Six Killed, Gunman Identified as Walmart Employee; Zhou Guanyu Makes History as China's First F1 Driver. Aired 1-2a ET
• Zelenskyy: There Should Be No Room For Terror In The World; Ukrainian Resistance Fighters Target Russians In Kherson; Iranian Doctor Describes Brutal Crackdown On Protesters; Virginia Walmart Employees Saw Warning Signs of Shooter; Interview with Survivors Empowered Founders Sandy Phillips and Lonnie Phillips; U.S. Men's Soccer Team Plays Against England; Interview with Mother of USMNT Midfielder, Kellyn Acosta, Kanikah Perry-Acosta; Interview with Father of USMNT Midfielder, Kellyn Acosta, Ken Acosta. Aired 2-3a ET
• Russia Targeting Ukraine's Infrastructure; President Zelenskyy Ask for a U.N. Emergency Meeting; UNSC Takes a Serious Look at Iran's Crackdown; Protesters Not Deterred by Crackdowns; Israel to Investigate Two Separate Bombings; Jair Bolsonaro's Petition Denied; Foxconn Employees in China Had Enough; Colorado Shooting Victims Identified; Mass Shootings Became a Norm in America; . Aired 3-3:45a ET
• More Than 600 Mass Shootings Reported in the United States This Year; Virginia Walmart Shooting; Guns in America; Gunman Was a Walmart Employee, Killed Six People; Colorado Club Shooting; Suspect in Colorado Club Shooting Being Detained Without Bail; Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade; U.S. Thanksgiving Holiday Travels; U.S. Thanksgiving Weather Forecast; CNN Predicts Rep. Mary Peltola Will Win Alaska House seat, Effectively Ending Sarah Palin's Political Comeback; Mike Pence's Witness Statement Being Sought by U.S. Justice Department; Trump Could Try to Prevent Pence from Testifying; FIFA World Cup 2022; Japan upset Germany at World Cup; Freight rail strike looming in U.S.; Railway Strike to Cost $1 billion, As Per Consultants; Mortgage Rates in the US Dropped for Second Consecutive Week; Russia's War on Ukraine; Promise of Justice in Idaho Killings'. Aired 4-4:30a ET
• Russia Hits Ukrainian Infrastructure In Large-Scale Attack; Zelenskyy Urges U. N. Security Council To Support Peace Formula; One Dead, 18 Injured In Back-To-Back Blasts In Jerusalem; No Suspects Yet In Brutal Stabbing Deaths Of 4 Students; FDA Approves $3. 5 Million Treatment For Hemophilia; Foxconn Workers Confront Police At Zhengzhou Factory; Retailers Predict Higher Holiday Spending Amid Inflation. Aired 4:30-5a ET


CNN This Morning
• Co-Workers: Walmart Shooter Exhibited Odd, Threatening Behavior; DOJ Wants to Question Pence in January 6th Probe of Trump; Clear Skies for East Coast, Storms Brewing in South; Crowds Gather for Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade in NYC; Reality Behind Musk's Mocking of 'Woke' Apparel; 7 Michigan State Players Charged with Assault after Brawl; Thanksgiving Games Kick Off with Bills at Lions. Aired 6-6:30a ET
• Thanksgiving Day Football; Grant Wahl is Interviewed the World Cup; Ukrainians Detail Killing of Russian Soldiers; Shoppers Expected to Cut Back this Holiday Season. Aired 6:30-7a ET
• Co-Worker Says, Walmart Shooter Exhibited Odd, Threatening Behavior; Lawyer Says, LGBTQ Club Attack Suspects Identifies as Non- Binary; One in Four Houses Without Power in Ukraine's Capital City. Aired 7-7:30a ET
• Georgia Supreme Court Allows Early Voting On Saturday; Report: Tesla Loses More Than $600 Billion In Market Value In Past Year; Lauren Bush Lauren Shines Light On Hunger With "FEED" Outreach. Aired 7:30-8a ET
• Survivors of Walmart Shooting in Chesapeake, Virginia, Describe Scenes with Gunman Opening Fire; Colorado Springs LGBTQ Nightclub Shooter Appears in Court; Americans Head to Airports for Holiday Travel; New York City Holding Traditional Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade; DOJ Wants To Question Pence In January 6th Probe Of Trump; GOP's Murkowski Wins Re-Election, Beating Trump-Backed Rival; Upsets Continue As Japan Beats Germany In Soccer Shocker. Aired 8:-8:30a ET
• Upsets Continue As Japan Beats Germany In Soccer Shocker; German Squad Covers Mouths In Protest Of Free Speech Crackdown; Violent Protests Erupt At World's Largest iPhone Factory; Workers Offered $1,400 To Quit & Leave World's Largest iPhone Factory; New Documentary Profiles Shaquille O'Neal's Life & Legacy; Elton John Marks Final U.S. Performance With Show On 5th Avenue. Aired 8:30-9a ET


CNN Tonight
• Did Not Air 10-11p ET
• Did Not Air 11p-12a ET


Connect the World
• Ukraine Works to Restore Power After Massive Russian Assault; U.S. Urges De-escalation as Turkey Targets Syrian Kurds; Day 5 of World Cup Features Final Opening Matches of Group Stage; Family Blames China's Zero COVID Policy for Father's Death. Aired 10-11a ET
• Ukraine Works To Restore Power After Massive Russian Assault; Danish FA Says It Will Not Support Infantino Re-Election; U.N. Agrees To Investigate Protest Crackdown In Iran. Aired 11a-12p ET


Erin Burnett Outfront
• Did Not Air 7-8p ET


Early Start with John Berman and Zoraida Sambolin
• At Least 6 Killed in Virginia Walmart Mass Shooting; 3 Million People Expected to Line Macy's Thanksgiving Parade Route; German Team Holds Silent Protest for Free Speech. Aired 5-5:30a ET
• 3 Million People Expected To Line Macy's Thanksgiving Parade Route; DOJ Prosecutors Seek Pence Testimony In January 6 Criminal Probe; Authorities Sift Through 1,000 Tips In Deadly Idaho Stabbings. Aired 5:30-6a ET


First Move with Julia Chatterley
• U.S. Markets Closed for Thanksgiving Day Holiday; E.U Ministers Fail to Agree on Proposed Gas Price Cap; Daily Case Numbers in China Hit Record High; Luxury Cruise Ship Allows People to Live at Sea; Investors Giving Thanks to Wall Street Winners; Japan Stun Germany With 2-1 Comeback Victory in Group E. Aired 9-9:45a ET


Inside Politics
• Did Not Air 12-1p ET


Isa Soares Tonight
• Russian Strikes On Infrastructure Kills Power Across Much Of Ukraine; One Iranian Protester Tells CNN About Regime's Disregard For Human Rights; Portugal Controversially Win Against Ghana At World Cup; Russia's State Duma Approves Bill To Ban "LGBT Propaganda"; Investigators Search For Motive In Walmart Shooting; Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade Balloons, Floats, Bands. Aired 2-3p ET


Quest Means Business
• Explosions Rock Ukrainian City; Foxconn Apologizes For Violent Clashes; EU Fails To Agree On Energy Cap. Aired 3-4p ET


The Situation Room
• Did Not Air 6-7p ET