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November 18, 2021
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• U.S. FDA Could Make Booster Decision Without Advisers; Steve Bannon Indicted For Contempt Of Congress; New COP26 Draft Agreement Published; Tough Measures Considered To Battle European COVID-19 Surge; Fire Department Logs Show Multiple Breaches At Astroworld; Biden Hits The Ground Running With Infrastructure Bill; UNESCO Begins Restoring ISIS-Ravaged Mosul; Taylor Swift Releases "Red (Taylor's Version)"; Israeli Startup Designs Balloon To Capture Carbon. Aired 5- 6a ET
• Steve Bannon Indicted For Contempt Of Congress; Poland-Belarus Standoff; New COP26 Draft Agreement Published; Judge Ends Britney Spears' Conservatorship; Closing Arguments Monday In Kyle Rittenhouse Trial; Tough Measures Considered To Battle European COVID-19 Surge; Michigan Lawmaker Touts Infrastructure Bill In Divided State; World's Largest Metro System Going Green. Aired 4-5a ET
• Poland-Belarus Standoff; New COP26 Draft Agreement Expected Soon; Judge Ends Britney Spears' Conservatorship. Aired 3-3:30a ET
• Poland-Belarus Standoff; Tough Measures Considered to Battle European COVID-19 Surge; New COP26 Draft Agreement Expected Soon; Rebuilding Mosul; Judge Ends Britney Spears' Conservatorship. Aired 2- 2:45a ET
• CNN Projects Democrats Will Keep the Senate; Biden in Asia; Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy Says Putin's Proposal to End War Lacks Substance; Congressional GOP Leaders Face Internal Challenges; Kherson Residents Celebrate City's Liberation; Big Ben Is Back. Aired 1-2a ET
• Poland-Belarus Standoff; Libya Summit. Aired 12-12:15a ET
• Severe Storm, High Winds Lash New York City Area; Steve Bannon To Turn Himself In, Appear In Court On Monday; Aaron Rodgers Eligible To Play After COVID Controversy; Judge In Rittenhouse Trial To Give Decision On Lesser Charges, Jury Instructions Tomorrow; Rep. Gosar's Sister Speaks On Lawmaker's Controversial Behavior; Three Names Etched Into The Astronaut Hall Of Fame. Aired 7-8p ET
• World Leaders Strike Climate Crisis Deal After Compromise On Coal; Bannon To Turn Himself In, To Appear In Court On Monday; Rise In COVID-19 Cases Triggers Worries Of Winter Surge In Some States; Gas Prices Jump 51 Percent Over The Past Year; Rep. Tom Reed (R-NY) Discusses About Supporting President Biden's Infrastructure Bill Now Facing Backlash From Republican Party; Britney Spears Released From 13-Year-Long Conservatorship. Aired 6-7p ET
• Trump Ally Steve Bannon Indicted For Contempt Of Congress; Judge Becomes Polarizing Figure In Homicide Case; Americans Face Sticker Shock As Inflation Hits 30-Year High; Former Raiders Coach Jon Gruden Sues NFL Over Leaked Emails. Aired 5-6p ET
• Mark Meadows Defies Subpoena, Fails To Appear Before Jan. 6 Committee; Family, Friends Remember 16-Year-Old Astroworld Victim; World Leaders Reach Agreement At U.N. Climate Summit; Tensions High Amid Poland/Belarus Border Standoff, Migrants Stranded; Final Episode Of "Diana" Airs Tomorrow Night At 9:00 P.M. Aired 4-5p ET
• Agreement Reached At U.N. Climate Change Summit After Marathon Talks; Trump Ally Steve Bannon Indicted For Contempt Of Congress, Bannon Expected To Turn Himself In On Monday; Judge In Rittenhouse Trial Considers Adding Lesser Charges; Prosecutors Clash With Judge, Face Setbacks In Rittenhouse Trial; Prices In America Surging More Than They Have In 30 Years; Britney Spears' 13-Year Conservatorship Terminated By Judge. Aired 3-4p ET
• Federal Grand Jury Indicts Trump Adviser Steve Bannon For Contempt Of Congress; House Select Committee Investigating January 6th Insurrection Considering Holding Former Trump Chief Of Staff Mark Meadows In Contempt Of Congress; Supreme Court May Hear Case Concerning Former President Trump's Assertion Of Executive Privilege Over Documents Concerning January 6th Insurrection; Prices Continue To Rise Across U.S. Economy; Ten-Year-Old Girl with Autism Commits Suicide in Utah After Experiencing Bullying. Aired 2-3p ET
• Judge Ends Britney Spears' 13-Year Conservatorship; Trump Ally Steve Bannon Indicted For Contempt Of Congress; Mark Meadows Defies Jan. 6 Subpoena, Risks Contempt Charges; Consumers Feel The Pinch As Inflation Hits A 30-Year High; Teen Astroworld Victim's Life Celebrated In Houston; New Developers Threaten To Upend Colorado Eco- Village; Former Raiders Coach Jon Gruden Sues NFL Over Leaked E-mails. Aired 1-2p ET
• Bannon Indicted For Defying January Six Committee Subpoena; Rittenhouse's Mother: Jury Has Been Listening To The Truth; Family, Friends Remember 16-Year-Old Astroworld Victim; COVID-19 Cases Plateauing Ahead Of Possible Winter Surge; Ten-Year-Old Black And Autistic Student Commits Suicide Weeks After DOJ Report On School District. Aired 12-1p ET
• Trump Ally Steve Bannon Indicted For Contempt Of Congress; Closing Arguments Set For Monday In Kenosha Homicide Trial; Biden Backs Away From Claims That Inflation Is Temporary; Ahmaud Arbery's Murder; Theranos Founder Faces A Dozen Federal Fraud Charges; Migrants Endure Beating, Days Without Food As Crisis Deepens; How Tidal Waves Could Be The Next Source Of Reliable Clean Energy. Aired 11a-12p ET
• Federal Grand Jury Indicts Trump Adviser Steve Bannon for Contempt of Congress for Not Complying with Congressional Subpoena; Atlanta Sees Largest Cost of Living Increase in U.S.; Prices Continue to Rise across U.S. Economy; CEO Discusses How Supply Chain Issues Affecting Commodity Prices. Aired 10-11a ET
November 12, 2021
• Attorney Wants Black Pastors Away for Victim's Family; Trial Underway After Killing of Black Jogger in Georgia; Germany Considers Tougher COVID Measures Amid Surge; Controversial Badiucao Exhibition Premieres in Italy; PSG Women's Flayer Released After Teammate Attacked. Aired 4:30-5a ET
• U.S. Journalist Gets 11 Years in Myanmar Prison; New COP26 Draft Calls for 1.5 Degree Celsius Limit in Global Warming; Testimony Ends in Rittenhouse Trial, Closing Statements Set for Monday; U.S. Appeals Court Pauses Release of Trump White House Records; White House Fighting Threat to Economic Recovery; U.N.: Migrant Situation in Belarus is Catastrophic. Aired 4-4:30a ET
• COP26 Draft Released; American Journalist Sentenced 11 Years in Myanmar Prison; Migrants with Nowhere to Go; Europe Back to Strict COVID Rules; Xi Jinping's Grip to Power Increasing; President Xi Jinping Poise to Rule in China Forever; Artwork Banned by China; Aminata Diallo Released from Custody; American Rioter Seeks Asylum in Belarus; South Africa Bids Goodbye to Its Former President; Cuba Reopen Its Tourism Industry. Aired 3-4a ET
• U.S. Journalist Gets 11 Years in Myanmar Prison; Poland-Belarus Showdown: Migrant situation has become catastrophic; Final Day of COP26 Climate Summit; Germany Mulls More COVID Restrictions; Power Boost for Xi Jinping; U.S.-China Relations; U.S. Journalist gets 11 Years in Myanmar Prison, South African President Who Oversaw End of Apartheid Dies, Federal Appeals Court gives Trump a Temporary Win Pauses Release of Documents to January 6 Committee; Testimony Concludes in Kyle Rittenhouse Homicide Trial, Closing Arguments Scheduled to Begin on Monday. Aired 2-3a ET
• Germany Considers Tougher COVID Measures Amid Surge; Cuba to Reopen to International Tourists; PSG Women's Player Released after Teammate Attacked; U.S. Capitol rioter flees for Belarus, Claiming "Persecution"; New Developers Threaten to Upend Colorado Eco-Village; Tensions High on the Border Between Belarus and Poland; India, China and 20 Others Oppose "Mitigation" Efforts; Controversial Badiucao Exhibition Premieres in Italy. Aired 1-2a ET
• U.N.: Migrant Situation in Belarus Hs Become 'Catastrophic'; COP26 Agreement on Global Warming Limits in Jeopardy; Communist Party Elevates Xi Jinping's Status in History; South African President Who Oversaw End of Apartheid Dies; Controversial Badiucao Exhibition Premieres in Italy. Aired 12-12:45a ET
• Judge to Rule on Spears' Conservatorship; Olympian Says She Was Pepper-Sprayed in Racist Attack; Trump Adviser Bannon Indicted by Federal Grand Jury. Aired 3:30-4p ET
• COVID Cases Surging; Defense Rests in Kyle Rittenhouse Trial; Insurrection Investigation. Aired 3-3:30p ET
• Biden, Cabinet Meet To Talk Infrastructure Push; Sen. Manchin Raises New Objection To Social Spending Bill; Attorney: Travis Scott "Truly Did Not Know What Was Going On"; Attorney: Scott Has "Grown Up" Since Past Crowd Incidents; Biden Speaks Amid Cabinet Meeting On Infrastructure Rollout; COVID Cases Surging In States With High Vaccination Rates. Aired 2:30-3p ET
• Ahmaud Arbery Trial Continues; Defense Rests in Kyle Rittenhouse Trial; Trump Defends January 6 Rioters. Aired 2-2:30p ET
• Defense Attorney Attempts to Apologize After Saying "We Don't Want Any More Black Pastors Coming in Here"; Thousands Stranded in Dire Conditions at Belarus-Poland Border; Soon, Court Hearing That Could End Britney Spears' Conservatorship. Aired 1:30-2p ET
• Biden Administration Focuses on Implementing Infrastructure Plan; Defense Rests in Kyle Rittenhouse Trial; Trump Defends January 6 Rioters. Aired 1-1:30p ET
• Desperate Afghans Seeking to Flee the Country Face Exorbitant Fees; Biden Participates in Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Leaders' Meeting; HBCUs Could Receive At Least $3 Billion Under Build Back Better Plan. Aired 10:30-11a ET
• Attorney Says, Meadows Will Not Cooperate with January 6 Committee Until Court Battle Over Executive Privilege is Resolved; Rittenhouse Defense Rests, Closing Arguments Monday; Blinken Says, All U.S. Citizens Who've Asked for Help Leaving Afghanistan Have Been Offered an Opportunity To Do So. Aired 10-10:30a ET
• Death Toll from the Astroworld Tragedy Stands at Nine; Vicious Beatings, Days Without Food as Poland-Belarus Crisis Deepens; Iowa Businesses Caught in the Middle of Vaccine Mandate Fight. Aired 9:30- 10a ET
• Mark Meadows Gets Ultimatum to Show up or Risk Contempt; Rittenhouse Defense Rests, Closing Arguments Monday. Aired 9-9:30a ET
November 11, 2021
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