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September 07, 2020
• Inferno in California 2020; South Korea Bracing for a Typhoon; Coronavirus Spikes in India; Left and Right Attacks on Trump; Wearing a Mask a Sacrifice; India Passes Brazil for Second-Highest Case Total; European Countries See Spike in COVID-19 Cases; Calm in Rochester After Tense Protests; Novak Djokovic Disqualified from Tournament. Aired 3-4a ET
• Rochester Protests Peaceful, Promise of Change; "Tenet": First movie release of the pandemic; Djokovic Out of U.S. Open; U.S. Holiday Could Lead to More Cases; India Now the Second Highest Country Infected by Coronavirus; Push Back by Trump on Disparaging U.S. Service Members; Novak Djokovic Out of U.S. Open; Creek Fire Burns in Central California; Typhoon Haishen Pummels South Korea. Aired 2-3a ET
• India Now World's No. 2 For COVID; Djokovic Defaulted, Out Of The U.S. Open; Typhoon Haishen Lashes South Korea; Record High Temps On Coast, Snow In The Rockies; Trump Pushes Back on Disparaging "Atlantic" Report; Harris on Potential Mask Mandate: It would be a Standard; Study: American Individualism is Obstacle to Use of Masks; China Imposes New Visa Restrictions Targeting U.S. Media; Almost 300 Demonstrators Arrested Sunday in Hong Kong; Still No Deal on Additional U.S. Stimulus Aid; Chief Executive Officers on COVID-19 Economic Impact. Aired 1-2a ET
• India Sets New Global Record for Most Cases in a Day; Brazil's Cases Appear to Be Easing after Passing 4 Million; Djokovic Disqualified from U.S. Open; New California State Record for Land Torched by Wildfires; Typhoon Haishen Lashes South Korea; China Imposes New Visa Restrictions Targeting U.S. Media; Trump Pushes Back on Disparaging 'Atlantic' Report; Protests Rock U.S. Cities on Holiday Weekend; North Carolina First State to Mail Out Absentee Ballots. Aired 12-1a ET
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• NYU Suspends Students For Violating Health & Safety Rules; Celebrity Chef, Tom Colicchio, Discusses NY Restaurants Struggling To Survive Amid COVID Restrictions; Trump Would Support Removal Of Postmaster General If Proven He Repaid Former Employees For GOP Donations. Aired 2:30-3p ET
• Live Coverage of President Trump Press Conference; Trump Again Addresses Atlantic Article, Attacks John McCain; Trump Suggests Vaccine Will be Available by Election Day. Aired 2-2:30p ET
• Update on Coronavirus Responses Around the World; Sarah Huckabee Sanders Denies "The Atlantic" Article Reporting Trump Called Servicemembers "Losers," "Suckers"; Biden Ad Hits Trump on Military Remarks as He Continues to Deny Them; Tonight at 8:00 P.M., "Fight for the White House: Joe Biden's Long Journey"; Volunteer Michael Rouse Discusses Participating in Moderna Vaccine Trial; Trump Takes Questions from Reporters at White House. Aired 1:30-2p ET
• Experts Fear Labor Day Crowds Will Fuel Rise In Infections; California Sets New Record For Land Torched By Wildfires; Costa Rica Reopens To American Tourists From Specific States. Aired 1-1:30p ET
• Cohen Alleges Trump Said Mandela "Was No Leader"; MLB Season Serves As Case Study For Returning To Work Amid COVID. Aired 12:30-1pm ET
• U.S. At Labor Day Coronavirus Crossroads; White House Adviser Calls COVID Death Projections "Ridiculous & Absurd"; Washington Post: Former Employees Say DeJoy Pressured Them To Donate To GOP, Then Reimbursed Them Through Bonuses; Trump Officials Defend President Trump's Record On Military; Senator Kamala Harris Meeting With Jacob Blake's Family In Wisconsin. Aired 12-12:30p ET
• One-on-One Interview with Democratic V.P. Nominee, Sen. Kamala Harris; Dr. Robert Finberg Discusses Vaccine Developers Preparing Joint Safety Pledge As Campaign Calendar Adds Pressure; Record-Setting Heat Fuels Dangerous Wildfires in California. Aired 11:30a-12p ET
• Labor Day Weekend Crowds Prompt Fear of Third Peak; Miami Beaches Flood with People Despite Coronavirus Warnings; One-on-One Interview with Democratic V.P. Nominee, Sen. Kamala Harris. Aired 11- 11:30a ET
• As Trump Administration Limits Chinese Journalists' Visas, China Responds in Kind; CNN Airs Joe Biden Documentary Tonight; Interview with Restaurant Owner Jason Birchard. Aired 10:30-11a ET
• Experts Fear Post-Labor Day Surge as Crowds Gather for Holiday; California Declares State of Emergency as it Battles Multiple Wildfires; India Now has Second Highest Number of COVID-19 Cases in the World. Aired 10-10:30a ET
• Air Travel Sets Record; Doctors Prepare for Flu and Coronavirus; Impasse on Stimulus; Djokovic Disqualified from U.S. Open. Aired 9:30-10a ET
• Experts Fear Post-Labor Day Surge as Crowds Gather for Holiday; College Towns Emerge as Virus Hotspots as Students Return; State of Emergency Declared in California as It Battles Multiple Wildfires; The Atlantic Reports President Trump Denigrated Veterans; White House Debunks Rumors President Trump Made Disparaging Remarks About Veterans. Aired 9-9:30a ET
September 06, 2020
• Portland Police Declare Riot During 100th Night Of Protests; White House Reeling From "The Atlantic" Report; Activists March For Breonna Taylor Near Kentucky Derby; Trump Hired, Belittled Obama Impersonator For Video; Hawaii's Tourism-Based Economy Reels Amid Pandemic; Almost Two Dozen Wildfires Burning In California; Typhoon Haishen Batters Japan During Pandemic; Harris Won't Trust Trump's Word Alone On A Vaccine. Aired 5-6a ET
• White House Reeling From "The Atlantic" Report; Portland Police Declare Riot During 100th Night Of Protests; Coronavirus Vaccine Makers Plan Unusual Pledge Against Seeking Premature FDA Approval; Canceled Events Could Cost Atlanta $640-Plus Million; Trump's False Claims About Mail-in Voting Fraud; Typhoon Haishen Batters Japan During Pandemic; Americans Desperate For Economic Help. Aired 4-5a ET
• White House Reeling From "The Atlantic" Report; Protesters, Police Clash For Fourth Night In Rochester; Harris Won't Trust Trump's Word Alone On A Vaccine; Americans Desperate For Economic Help; Holiday Weekend Draws Racial Justice Protesters Across The U.S.; Typhoon Haishen Batters Japan During Pandemic; India Records Highest Single-Day Spike Of COVID-19 Cases; Balloon Illusionist Floats High Above Earth. Aired 3-4a ET
• White House Reeling from "The Atlantic" Report; Trump Touting "Law and Order" Message ahead of Election; Harris Won't Trust Trump's Word Alone on a Vaccine; Spain's COVID-19 Response; Several Stabbed in Birmingham, England; Businesses Struggle on Labor Day Weekend; American Tricked into Helping Russian Disinformation Campaign; "Hotel Rwanda" Hero Charged with Terror Offenses; Memorial Service for Chadwick Boseman. Aired 2-3a ET
• White House on Defense Ahead of Tell-All Book Barrage Against Trump; Senator Kamala Harris Defense Past Position of Putting More Cops on the Streets; Joe Biden's Long Political Journey Fighting for the White House; Is a Vaccine the Latest Partisan Casualty?; California Breaks All-Time Record for Acres Burned Statewide; Mom Posts Video That Perfectly Sums Up Virtual Learning Woes. Aired 8-9p ET
• Interview with Vice Presidential Candidate, Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA); Trump's Character in Focus Amid a Series of Tell-All Books; Trump Denies Calling U.S. War Dead "Losers and Suckers"; Interview with Representative Adam Schiff about Possible Election Interference. Aired 7-8p ET
• Michael Cohen Portrays Trump As Racist And Corrupt In Tell-All Book; Experts Fear Labor Day Weekend Gatherings Could End In A Case Spike; Election Officials Brace For The Surge In Mail-In Voting; Local TV's Political Disinformation Problem; Childhood Cancer Patients Face Increased COVID-19 Risks; Joe Biden's Long Journey In Fighting For The White House. Aired 6-7p ET
• Three Tell-All Books Expose Trump; Unemployed Americans Are 11.5 Million Above Since February; White House And Congress Stimulus Talks Stalled; Novak Djokovic Out Of U.S. Open; Not Trustworthy, Kamala Harris Says Of Trump On Vaccine. Aired 5-6p ET
• Michael Cohen's Tell-All Book Brings Back Focus On Trump's Character; Anita Hill Vows To Vote For Joe Biden Despite Past Criticism; California Breaks Record For Wildfires; Election Security Threats; COVID-19 On Africa's Frontlines. Aired 4-5p ET
• Wildfires Burning Out Of Control Across California; Experts Fear Labor Day Gatherings Could Spark COVID-19 Cases Surge; Michael Cohen Says President Trump Is A Bully, Racist And Predator. Aired 3-4p ET
• Record Heat Wave Fueling California Wildfires; Michael Cohen: President Trump "A Bully, Racist, Predator"; Americans Attend Large Labor Day Gatherings Despite COVID Warnings; Experts Fear Labor Day Gatherings Could Fuel Rise In Infections; Trump Says, Education Department Will Investigate Use Of 1619 Project In Schools; Parents Making Tough Choices As More U.S. Schools Reopen. Aired 2-3p ET
• Record Heat Wave Fueling California Wildfires; Michael Cohen Calls Trump A Bully, Racist, Predator In New Tell-All Book; Experts Fear Labor Day Gathering Could Spark Surge In Coronavirus Cases; Former Senior Administration Official Backs Up Allegations Against Trump; Members Of Trump Administration Defend President Amid Claims He Disparaged Fallen American Troops; Jacob Blake Shares Message For Supporters From Hospital Bed; Protesters Welcome Decision To Form Grand Jury In Daniel Prude Case. Aired 1-2p ET
September 05, 2020
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• Labor Day Weekend Could Be Super Spreader; Report: Trump Called Killed U.S. Soldiers "Suckers" and "Losers"; Schools Reopen in England; Research: GI Symptoms More Common in Children with COVID-19; California Acts to Protect 4 Million Renters; Search Resumes for Beirut Survivors; Search Suspended for Missing Livestock Cargo Ship, Survivors; China Begins Reopening Movie Theaters. Aired 5-6a ET
• Labor Day Weekend Could Be Super Spreader; Report: Trump Called Killed U.S. Soldiers "Suckers" and "Losers"; Search Suspended for Missing Livestock Cargo Ship, Survivors; Model Suggests Masks, Distancing Save Lives; California Acts to Protect 4 Million Renters; Search Resumes for Beirut Survivors; SpaceX Starship Makes Successful Test Hop; China Begins Reopening Movie Theaters. Aired 4-5a ET
• Report: Trump Called Killed U.S. Soldiers "Suckers" and "Losers"; U.S. Death Toll Projected to Reach 410K by January; Trump Campaigning on "Law and Order" Message; Video of Black Man Who Died after Arrest Sparks Protests; COVID-19 "Long Haulers" Reporting Prolonged Symptoms; Russia's Track Record for Producing Vaccines; Search Suspended for Missing Livestock Cargo Ship, Survivors; Search Resumes for Beirut Survivors. Aired 3-4a ET
• Report: Trump Called Killed U.S. Soldiers "Suckers" and "Losers"; France: Highest Daily Increase since Outbreak Began; Phases of the Vaccine Trial Process; Search Resumes for Beirut Survivors; Search Continues for Missing Livestock Cargo Ship, Survivors; Portland Place Were Trying to Arrest Michael Reinoehl; Trump Campaigning on "Law and Order" Message; China Begins Reopening Movie Theaters. Aired 2-2:45a ET
• Protesters In Kentucky: "No Justice, No Derby"; Former Senior Admin Officer To CNN: Trump Referred To Marines Buried At Cemetery In France In Crude And Derogatory Terms; Kamala Harris: Trump's Word Alone Not Enough On Vaccine Safety; Joe Biden Holds Lead Over Trump In National Polls; How The Election Could Come Down To One Electoral Vote. Aired 7-8p ET
• Trump Denies Calling U.S. War Heroes Losers And Suckers; Protests Group Clash In Louisville On Derby Day; Ignoring Warnings from Election Officials, Trump Again Suggests Supporters Should Try to Vote Twice; Harris: Trump's Word Alone Not Enough on Vaccine Safety. Aired 6-7p ET
• Harris Says, Trump's Word Alone Not Enough On Vaccine Safety; Trump Denies Calling U.S. War Dead Losers And Suckers; Kentucky A.G. Vows To "Reach The Truth" In Breonna Taylor's Death; State Assemblywoman Buffy Wicks (D-CA) Discusses Taking Her Baby To Assembly Floor For Vote & Highlighting Difficulties Facing Parents Who Want To Work; Dr. Megan Ranney Discusses Difficulties For Parents Who Want To Work, Especially During The Pandemic. Aired 5-6p ET
• Trump Denies Calling U.S. War Dead "Losers" & "Suckers"; Key Model: 410,000 Americans Could Die By January If Mask Use Declines; Up To 40 Million Americans Facing Eviction From Homes; Why Florida Is A Must-Watch State On Election Night; "On the Trail" Airs at 8:00 P.M. Tonight. Aired on 4-5p ET
• Trump Denies Calling U.S. War Dead Losers And Suckers; Experts Fear Super-Spreader Events During Labor Day Weekend; Dr. Carlos del Rio Discusses Vaccine Trials; Louisville Braces for Kentucky Derby Amid Pandemic, Social Justice Protests; Source: GOP Operatives Believe They Have Blessing of Trump Campaign to Help Kanye West Campaign; New CNN Documentary on Biden/Trump Presidential Fight & A Moment Where Biden Explains Impact of Son Beau's Death. Aired 3-4p ET
• President Trump Denies Reports He Disparaged U.S. Military Members; President Trump Criticizes Late Senator John McCain; Vice Presidential Candidate Kamala Harris Comments On Possibility Of Coronavirus Vaccine Before November Election; People On Manhattan Beach In California Practice Mask-Wearing And Social Distancing During Labor Day Weekend; President Trump Mocks Democratic Presidential Candidate Joe Biden For Wearing A Mask. Aired 2-3p ET
• California Braces For Record Heat Wave, Encourages Social Distancing; New Jersey Lifts More COVID-19 Restrictions Ahead Of Labor Day Weekend; Atlanta Businesses Expected To Lose $151 Million Labor Day Weekend; Labor Day Travel Stokes Fear Of Possible COVID-19 Spikes; Protesters And Police Clash In Rochester, New York After Release Of Video Showing Daniel Prude Arrest; Donald Trump Bans Federal Agencies From Conducting Workplace Training Session On Race. Aired 1-2p ET
• U.S. Coronavirus Death Toll Tops 187,000 As Key Model Projects More Than 410,000 U.S. Deaths By January 1; Fears Of COVID-19 Cases Spiking Due To Holiday Weekend Gatherings; U.S. Surgeon General To States: Be Ready For Vaccine By November Just In Case; U.S. Unemployment Rate Falls To 8.4 Percent Even As Hiring Slows; Families Struggle With Eviction Realities; Biden: My Son "Wasn't A Sucker" For Volunteering For Military Service. Aired 12-1p ET
• New Fiery Protests Erupting Overnight; Trump Bars Federal "Propaganda" Training Sessions On Race; Trump Denies "Atlantic" Article; Officials Warn Of COVID-19 Surge Over Labor Day Weekend. Aired 11a-12p ET
• Large Labor Day Events Cancelled in Atlanta, Georgia, Due to Coronavirus Spread; Indoor Dining and Movie Theaters Begin Opening in New Jersey; University of Georgia Holds Some In-Person Classes; President Trump Denies Reports He Disparaged U.S. Military Members; Photographer Documents Families Suffering from Hunger Before and During Coronavirus Pandemic; Report Indicates White House Directing Federal Agencies to Cancel Racially Sensitive Training Sessions; Security Guard Lifts Spirits of Health Care Workers Leaving Hospital Shifts. Aired 10-11a ET
September 04, 2020
• European Markets Open Higher After Sharp Falls in Asia, U.S.; COVID-19 Hits California's Latino Population Hard; Beirut Rescue Operations Resume as Signs of Life Detected; Sweden's Controversial Coronavirus Model. Aired 4:30-5a ET
• Trump Cranks Up Pressure for Vaccine By Election Day; CDC Tells States to Prepare for Vaccine As Soon As October; Economic Downturn Puts Millions at Risk of Eviction; Biden Contrasts With Trump in Kenosha, Wisconsin; Trump Denies Report He Disparaged Service Members; Seven Officers Suspended in Death of Black Man. Aired 4-4:30a ET
• Two Faces of Leaders; Police Officers Suspended; President Trump Hate Fabricated Stories; Dr. Fauci Out with a Warning; Rushing COVID-19 Vaccine Not a Good Idea; A Sign of Miracle After 30 Days; Bolsonaro Stating that COVID-19 Vaccine Won't be Mandatory; Sweden's Controversial Fight Against COVID-19; Virus Disproportionately Affecting Communities of Color; Portland Suspect Killed During Police Encounter; U.S. to Report Latest Job Numbers Friday; Rwandan Genocide Hero Accused of Terror; Russian Poisoning, German Doctors Find Nerve Agent in Navalny's System. Aired 3-4a ET
• Joe Biden and Donald Trump Draw Stark Contrast on Campaign Trail; President Trump Puts Pressure on FDA for Coronavirus Vaccine Ahead of Election Day; Brazil Tops Four Million COVID-19 Cases Amid Signs of Pandemic Slowing; Sweden Now Has One of the Lowest Coronavirus Death Rates in Europe. Aired 2-3a ET
• Suspected Killer Of Trump Supporter Shot; Biden Speaks To The Blake Family; Seven Rochester NY Police Officers Suspended; CDC Tells States Vaccine Coming Late October; U.S. Financial Markets Fall from Record Highs; Trump Denies Report He Disparaged Service Members; Trump Continues False Mail in Voter Fraud Claim; U.K. Footballer Takes on Child Poverty. Aired 1-2a ET
• Biden Returns to Campaign Trail with Visit to Kenosha; Bodycam Video shows March Arrest of Daniel Prude; U.S. Financial Markets Fall from Record Highs; Brazil Tops 4 Million COVID-19 Cases; Fauci: Vaccine by October 'Unlikely, Not Impossible'; Report: Russia Closely Monitored Navalny's Movements; Sweden Has One of Lowest Death Rates in Europe. Aired 12-1a ET
• PAC-12 Rapid Testing Breakthrough Sparks Hopes for Fall Season; Biden Unleashes on Trump, Attacks His Loyalty to The Country; WNBA Pushes Ahead with Social Justice Campaign Amid Racial Unrest. Aired 3:30-4p ET
• Pac-12 Testing Breakthrough?; Report: Trump Called Killed U.S. Soldiers 'Losers'; Model Projects 410,000 U.S. COVID-19 Deaths By January. Aired 3-3:30p ET
• Sheriff Richard Jones, of Butler County, Ohio, Discusses Protests, Violence & And He Warns, "You Shoot at Police, You Should At Least Expect Us to Shoot Back"; Trump, Russian Efforts to Undermine Election Are Nearly Identical; Biden Responds to Trump Mocking Him for Wearing a Mask; New CNN Documentary on Biden/Trump Presidential Fight & A Moment Where Biden Explains Impact of Son Beau's Death. Aired 2:30-3p ET
• Interview with Sen. Tammy Duckworth (D-IL); Joe Biden Calls for Trump Apology as Trump Denies Veracity; Interview with Purple Heart Marine Sebastian Guadalupe Gallegos. Aired 2-2:30p ET
• Biden Answers Questions from Reporters in Delaware; White House Denies Trump Called War Dead "Losers" and "Suckers"; Trump's Long History of Attacking Military Members; Sen. Tammy Duckworth (D-IL) Discusses Trump Attacking Military Members. Aired 1:30-2p ET
• Biden Comments on Report Trump Disparaged U.S. Troops. Aired 1- 1:30p ET
• COVID-19 Cases Soar At Colleges Nationwide; North Carolina Begins Sending Out Mail-In Ballots Today; Biden Comments On Report Trump Disparaged U.S. Troops. Aired 12:30-1p ET
• Labor Day Brings Concerns About New Coronavirus Spike; President Donald Trump Suggests Biden Has "Big Issues" Because He Wears A Mask; President Donald Trump Speaks As U.S. Economy Adds 1.4 Million Jobs In August; President Donald Trump: I Expect Good News On Vaccine, Therapeutics Soon; President Donald Trump Touts Coronavirus Response As Death Toll Nears 187,000. Aired 12-12:30p ET
• White House Denies Trump Called War Dead "Losers" and "Suckers"; U.S. Marshalls: Suspect in Fatal Portland Shooting Killed During Attempted Arrest; Aspiring American Writer Unwittingly Lured into Russian Plot; Facebook's Nick Clegg Discusses Facebook Working to Right Misinformation Ahead of November Elections. Aired 11:30a-12p ET
• New Model: 410,000 Americans Will Die from COVID by 2021; Trump Mocks Masks at Pennsylvania Rally; 1.4 Million Jobs Added in August, Unemployment Falls to 8.4%; Mark Zandi & Amy Walter Discusses the August Jobs Report; White House Denies Trump Called War Dead "Losers" and "Suckers". Aired 11-11:30a ET
• New Article Reports Trump Lacks Respect for Military; North Carolina Prepares for Unprecedented Mail-in Ballot Numbers; People of Color Continue to be Hardest Hit by COVID-19. Aired 10:30-11a ET
• Key Model Projects 410,000 Americans Will Die by January; Gov. Brian Kemp (R-GA) Says, I Don't Believe Statewide Mask Mandates Work; Trump Denies Report that He Denigrated U.S. Service Members. Aired 10- 10:30a ET
• 1.4 Million Jobs Added in August, Unemployment Rate Falls; Trump Denies Report That He Denigrated U.S. Service Members; COVID-19 Hits California's Latino Community Hard. Aired 9:30-10a ET
• Key Model Projects 410,000 Americans Will Die by January; Experts Warn Americans to Keep Guard Up Over Holiday Weekend; Russia's COVID-19 Vaccine Generated an Immune Response; U.S. Marshals: Suspect in Fatal Portland Shooting Killed During Attempted Arrest; A little Over a Million Jobs Added to the U.S. Economy in August, Bringing Unemployment Rate Down to 8.4 Percent. Aired 9-9:30a ET
September 03, 2020
• Germany: Novichok Used to Poison Russian Opposition Leader Alexey Navalny; United Airlines to Furlough More Than 16,000 Employees; Ford to Cut 1,400 Salaried Jobs, Offer Early Retirement; Students in England and Wales Go Back to School; Are U.S. Schools Ready to Reopen Amid COVID-19 Risks. Aired 4:30-5a ET
• Trump Suggests Voting Twice By Mail and In Person; Barr Denies Police Shooting of Blacks Due to Racism; Barr Calls Mail-In Voting Reckless and Dangerous; CDC Tells States to Prepare for COVID Vaccine Distribution By Late October; Pandemic Ranks No. 1 Among Top Voter Concern; Republican Iowa Senator Suggest Doctors Falsifying Cases; Attorney General Barr: China is Most Aggressive in Election Meddling;. Aired 4-4:30a ET
• CDC Prep for Vaccine Distribution by Late October; Senator Suggests Doctors Falsifying COVID-19 Cases; Dwayne Johnson and Family Recovering Form COVID-19; Police in Seoul Raid Church Linked to New Outbreak; China Resumes Flights Form Certain Nations; Coronavirus Economic Fall Out, United Airlines, Ford, to Face Layoffs; Evicted During the Coronavirus Pandemic; Korean Peninsula Preps for Another Typhoon; Salon Owner Pushes Back on Pelosi's Claim She Was Setup; Ice Bucket Challenge Helps Fund Drug That Slows ALS; Novichok Found on Navalny's System; Group Gatherings Not Advisable; Not Much Change in Voter's Opinion; A.G. Barr Don't Believe in Racism. Aired 3-4a ET
• U.S. Attorney General on Election Threats; Germany: Navalny Poisoned with Nerve Agent Novichok; U.S. Officials Urge Caution ahead of Holiday Weekend; U.S. Approves Emergency Use of Convalescent Plasma; Biden Beating Trump in CNN National Poll 51-43. Aired 2-3a ET
• Germany: Navalny Was Poisoned; Biden To Meet Community Leaders In Kenosha; Europe's COVID Almost Back To March Levels; Labor Day: Please Observe Guidelines; Barr Claims China Greatest Threat To Elections; Storm Hits Korean Peninsula as Second Typhoon Nears; Seoul Police Raid Church Linked to Cluster of Cases; China Resumes Flights from Certain Nations; CDC Makes Extraordinary Move to Temporarily Halt Evictions; Are U.S. Schools Ready to Reopen Amid COVID-19 Risks? Aired 1-2a ET
• Germany: Navalny Poisoned with Nerve Agent Novichok; Health Workers Infected at Alarming Rate; Biden: Officer Who Shot Blake Should Be Charged; Barr: Trump Doesn't Really Think Obama Committed Treason; U.S. Officials Urge Caution ahead of Holiday Weekend; U.S. Officials Urge Caution Ahead of Holiday Weekend; Seoul Police Raid Church Linked to Cluster of Cases; United Airlines Plans to Furlough 16,000+ Employees; Illusionist David Blaine Floats Miles Into Sky. Aired 12-1a ET
• Biden Says Trump Legitimizes Hatred, Racism Across U.S.; States Scramble as CDC Warns Vaccine Could Be Ready in October; Student Arrested in Cyberattacks on Miami-Dade Schools; COVID-19 Kills More Cops in 2020 Than All Other Causes Combined; Stocks Plunge, Tech's Worst Day Since March. Aired 3:30-4p ET
• Will Trump Rush Coronavirus Vaccine Ahead of Election?; Joe Biden Visits Wisconsin. Aired 3-3:30p ET
• Luis Alejo, Supervisor, Monterey County Board of Supervisors, Discusses Viral Video Shining Light on Digital Divide for Online School; Trump Silent as World Leaders Demand Answers From Putin on Poisoning; Barr, Pompeo: China, Not Russia, Is Greatest Threat to America; CNN Investigates Sweden's Controversial COVID Strategy; Biden in Kenosha, Wisconsin & Meets with Jacob Blake Family. Aired 2:30-3p ET
• Interview with Author Rick Perlstein; Surge in Prescriptions for Drugs Promoted by Trump; Canada's Top Public Health Official Advises Wearing Masks During Sex. Aired 2-2:30p ET
• Alabama Allows Buffets to Reopen as Cases Near 130,000; Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson Gives Advice on Getting Through Coronavirus; Update on Coronavirus Responses Across the Country; FOX Host Will Moderate Debate as Network Hosts Advise Trump; Drudge's Turn Against Trump on Display; Markets Plummet after Hitting Record Highs. Aired 1:30-2p ET
• U.S. Reports 1,000+ Virus Deaths for Second Day in a Row; Millions of Americans Face Eviction as Housing Protections end; Ohio State University Reports 250+ Cases in 24-Hour Period. Aired 1-1:30p ET
• AG Barr: Russia Isn't Biggest Threat To Election, It's China; Food Insecurity Rises During Pandemic; Facebook Reveals Plan To Battle Voting Misinformation. Aired 12:30-1p ET
• Dr. Anthony Fauci Warns Labor Day Could Cause New Surge; President Donald Trump Dismissed Question About Racism While In Kenosha; Joe Biden Says Officer Who Shot Jacob Blake Should Be Charged; CDC Documents Say States Should Prepare To Distribute A Vaccine As Soon As Late October; President Donald Trump Threatens To Cut Funding To Democratic-Led Cities Over Unrest. Aired 12-12:30p ET
• State Rep. David Bowen (D-WI) Discusses Joe Biden Visit to Kenosha & Police Shootings; Missouri in White House Task Force "Red Zone"; New Unemployment Claims Drop Below One Million; Ohio in Play with 2 Months to Go Until Election Day. Aired 11:30a-12p ET
• U.S. Case Count Eclipses 6.1. Million; Dr. Michael Mina Discusses Fauci's Warning about Uptick in Positivity Rates in Certain States & Vaccines; Attorney General Josh Stein (D-NC) Discusses Trump Encouraging North Carolinians to Vote Twice; Soon, Biden to Arrive in Kenosha, Wisconsin; State Rep. David Bowen (D-WI) Discusses Joe Biden Visit to Kenosha & Police Shootings. Aired 11-11:30a ET
• Interview with Dr. Anthony Fauci; President Trump Threatens to Withhold Funding From Democrat-Run Cities; COVID-19 Cases Rise in England and Israel with Schools to Reopen. Aired 10:30-11a ET
• CDC Tells States to Prepare to Distribute Vaccine By November; Biden to Meet with Jacob Blake's Family in Kenosha. Aired 10-10:30a ET
• Barr Comments on Blake Case; Trump Threatens Funding over Unrest; Arrest in Cyberattacks on Miami-Dade School System; Parents Grapple with Back to School; Arenas Used for Voting Centers. Aired 9:30-10a
• CDC Tells States to Prepare to Distribute Vaccine by November, Who Should Get the Vaccines First?; Iowa Has Highest Rate of COVID-19 Cases in U.S.; Fewer Than 1 Million Americans File for New Unemployment Benefits; Farmers Union Warns of "Elevated Risk of Exposure" at Iowa Meat Plants; Futures Down As Jobless Claims Dropped Below 1 Million Last Week. Aired 9-9:30a ET
September 02, 2020
• Economic Impact of Virus Takes Heavy Toll on Women; Russian Teacher' Union Expressing Concern Over Vaccine; Charlie Hebdo Republishes Cartoons as Trial Begins; New Question Surround Trump's Hospital Visit Last Year. Aired 4:30-5a ET
• Trump Pushes Law and Order Message in Kenosha; Blake's Uncle: Trump has Empowered Police to Rain Down Hate; Trump Struggle to Address COVID-19; Trump Talks Conspiracy Theories, Won't Condemn Supporters; Facebook: Russia is Targeting American Voter Again; U.S. Experts Warn Against Approving Vaccine Too Soon; U.S. Government Agency Pushes Back on Plasma Treatment. Aired 4-4:30a ET
• Belarus Election Crisis, Demonstrations Against Lukashenko Enter Fourth Week; America's Presidential Election And Facebook Says Russia Is Targeting Voters Again; President Trump Claims Biden Is On Some Kind Of Enhancement; Trump Fires Back After Book Question November Walter Reed Hospital Visit; Kushner Meets With Saudi Crown Prince; Cargo Ships Goes Missing As Japan Faces Two Major Storms; Pope Francis To Resume General Audiences With The Public; WHO Official Praises Sweden's Response To COVID-19; An Exclusive Interview By CNN To Jill Biden; Cartoon Reminded Attacks on Charlie Hebdo; Kenosha Visited by an Unwelcomed Visitor; No Sufficient Data to Support Convalescent Plasma; Teachers Union Skeptical of Russia's Vaccine. Aired 3-4a ET
• Trump Pushes Law and Order Message on Wisconsin Visit; Facebook Says Russia Is Targeting American Voters Again; U.S. States to Receive Low-Cost Antigen Tests; Belarus Election Crisis; Some Russian Teachers Raise Concerns over Vaccine. Aired 2-3a ET
• Trump's Kenosha Visit Ends Without Answers; Double Barrel Typhoon Heads For Korean Peninsula; California And Florida See Infection Rates Decline; Three Out Of Four Adults Worldwide Say Yes To A COVID Vaccine; Brazil Enters Recession with a Record Contraction; Small Businesses Struggling without Stimulus Aid; Mnuchin: Bipartisan Stimulus Deal Should be Reached; Facebook: Russia is Targeting American Voters Again; BTS is First South Korean Group to Top Billboard Hot 100. Aired 1-2a ET
• Trump Pushes Law and Order Message on Wisconsin Visit; Latin American Economies Hit Hard by COVID-19; Some Russian Teachers Raise Concerns over Vaccine; Facebook: Russia is Targeting American Voters Again; New Questions Surround Trump's Hospital Visit Last Year. Aired 12-1a ET
• Ernst Tries to Clarify Claim That Virus Deaths Are Inflated; Aide Says Pelosi Always Wears Mask, Follows Local Guidelines; White House Coronavirus Adviser Paints Rosy Picture of Risk to Kids; Biden Says If Trump Had Done His Job, Schools Would Be Open Now; Teen COVID Survivor Suffering from Dizziness, Headaches Months Later; CDC Temporarily Halting Evictions Amid Pandemic. Aired 3:30-4p ET
• DHS Withheld Warning About Russian Smear Campaign Against Biden?; College COVID-19 Outbreaks; Study Shows Steroids Reduce COVID Deaths. Aired 3-3:30p ET
• Interview With Former CDC Director, Tom Frieden; Interview With Former DHS Secretary, Janet Napolitano; Trump Speaks To Reporters During N.C. Visit Honoring Veterans; Trump Lambasts Pelosi For Hair Appointment That Violated Coronavirus Rules. Aired 2:30-3p ET
• Live Coverage as Joe Biden Takes Questions in Delaware; Live Analysis of Joe Biden's Responses; Interview with Former CDC Director Tom Frieden. Aired 2-2:30p ET
• Biden Lays Out Plain to Reopen Schools Amind Pandemic; Biden: Schools Need More Counselors to Help Kids Deal with Pandemic; Biden Takes Questions from Reporters in Delaware; Biden: Cops Who Shot Breonna Taylor "Should be Charged;" Biden on Kenosha Shooting, Death of Breonna Taylor; Biden on Claim that Pence Was Put on Alert During Trump DOC Visit; Biden on Tomorrow's Planned Visit to Kenosha Amid Tensions; Biden: "I Would Like to Get Out More," But Must Set An Example; Biden: "Vast Majority" of Police are "Good, Decent;" Biden on What He'd Do Differently When Violence Erupts in Cities; Biden Calls School Struggles to Open a "National Emergency." Aired 1:30-2p ET.
• Nearly 190,000 Americans Have Lost Their Lives Due To Coronavirus; Election Alarms, Conspiracies, Armed Militias; Iowa Senator Doubts Virus Death Toll As State Sees Cases Surge; Biden Lays Out Plan To Reopen Schools Amid Pandemic. Aired 1-1:30p ET
• Ed Markey Defeats Joe Kennedy Iii In Massachusetts Primary; Facebook Tipped Off By FBI, Finds Russian Campaign Targeting Americans; Germany: Kremlin Critic Navalny Poisoned With Russian Nerve Agent. Aired 12:30-1p ET
• President Donald Trump Denies Systemic Racism Exists During Kenosha Visit; Donald Trump Back On Campaign Trail In North Carolina; Biden, Trump Campaign Ads Focus On Racial Unrest; White House Coronavirus Task Force Issues Dire Warning For Iowa; Markey: "My Progressive View" Won Yesterday. Aired 12-12:30p ET
• Florida Cuts Ties With Quest Laboratories Over Testing Backlog; More Than 25,000 Cases At Colleges & Universities In 37 States; Pence Says He Doesn't Recall Being Put On Standby To Take Over For Trump During 2019 Walter Reed Visit; Trump Banking On A "Super V" Economy; New Analysis On Melania's Side Eye At Ivanka At The RNC. Aired 11:30a- 12p ET
• U.S. Adds 40,000+ New Infections on Tuesday as Fauci Issues Labor Day Warning; Fauci: Vaccine Could be Available Earlier Than Expected if Ongoing Clinical Trials Show Overwhelming Positive Results; Dr. Joseph Allen Discusses Research Indicating Strong Ventilation Is Key to Preventing Indoor Spread; Trump Dismisses "Systemic Racism," Defends Police During Visit to Kenosha; Biden to Travel to Kenosha on Thursday; Very Tight Race Underway for Ohio's 18 Electoral Votes. Aired 11-11:30a ET
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