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January 11, 2022
January 10, 2022
• Djokovic Wins Visa Appeal, Can Remain in Australia; Critical Talks Between U.S. and Moscow Underway in Geneva; Tianjin, China in Partial Lockdown Due to 18 New Cases; Omicron Variant Drives Case Surges Around the World; Sever Storms, Tornadoes Hit Southeast. Aired 4:30-5a ET
• At Least 19 Dead and Dozens Injured in Bronx Apartment Fire; Bob Saget, Comedian and "Full House" Star, Dies at 65; Djokovic Wins Visa Appeal, Can Remain in Australia; Omicron Complicates In-Person Learning for U.S. Schools. Aired 4-4:30a ET
• Novak Djokovic Won in Australia's Court; Australians React to Djokovic's Release; New York fire Killed 19 People; Hospitals in dire need of Staff. Aired 3-4a ET
• Novak Djokovic Wins Australia Visa Case; Immigration Minister Considering Canceling Djokovic's Visa; U.S. and Russia Set to Meet in Geneva. Aired 2-3a ET
• Australia Court Begins Hearing Djokovic Bid To Avoid Deportation; At Least 19 Dead, Including 9 Children In Massive Fire At Bronx; Myanmar's Suu Kyi Faces Six Years In Jail After New Sentences; Russia and U.S. Meet To Begin Negotiations Over Ukraine; Novak Djokovic Wins Appeal Against Decision To Cancel His Australian Visa. Aired 1-2a ET
• Australian Court Holds Hearing on Djokovic's Visa Appeal; At Least 19 Dead & Dozens Injured in Bronx Apartment Fire; High-Profile Officials Detained on Suspicion of Treason in Kazakhstan; High-Stakes Talks Between U.S. and Moscow Hours Away; IRC: 90% of Afghan healthcare Centers on Verge of Collapse; Tianjin, China, in Partial Lockdown Due to 18 New Cases; Vaccinations of Youth Increasing in India; Study: Dogs Can Recognize Different Languages. Aired 12-1a ET
• Interview with Xavier Becerra, Health and Human Services Secretary: COVID Guidelines and Supreme Court Ruling on Mandates; Omicron Causes Major School Disruptions and Bitter Debate; Experts Warn Virtual Schooling Worsening Kids' Mental Health Crisis. Aired 3:30-4p ET
• Millionaire Murderer Robert Durst Dies In Prison; At Least 17 Dead In Horrific Bronx Apartment Fire; Bob Saget, Comedian And "Full House" Star, Dies At 65; Daily Cases Cross 141,000 Mark With Omicron Emerging As Dominant Strain. Aired 3-3:30p ET
• Chicago Cancels Classes For 4th Day Amid COVID Safety Protocol Clash; U.S. Dep. Secy. Of State Says She Does Not Know Yet If Talks With Russia Will Prompt Moscow To De-Escalate; NOAA: Weather Disasters Cost U.S. $750 Billion Over Past 5 Years; Convicted Murderer, Robert Durst, Dies At CA Prison Hospital. Aired 2:30-3p ET
• Seventeen Killed, Including Eight Kids, In Deadliest NYC Fire In Decades; Comedian, "Full House" Star Bob Saget Dies At Age 65; Pediatric COVID Hospitalizations Hit Highest Level In Pandemic; For First Time, Judge Weighing If Trump Can Be Sued For 1/6 Riot. Aired 2- 2:30p ET
• U.S. & Russia Conclude Arms Control Talks Amid Ukraine Invasion Fears; Hearing Underway In Civil Suits Against Trump Over Capitol Riot; Rep. Jim Jordan Indicates He Won't Meet With Jan. 6 Panel; No Public Action Yet On Contempt Complaint Against Meadows; Alabama & Georgia Face Off For College Football Championship. Aired 1:30-2p ET
• "Full House" Star And Comedian Bob Saget Dies At Age 65; Bronx Apartment Fire Leaves 17 Dead, Including Eight Children; Djokovic Vows To Play In Australian Open After Legal Victory. Aired 1-1:30p ET
• Biden Returns to Washington Ahead of Voting Rights Push; Critical U.S.-Russia Talks Underway Over Ukraine Invasion Fears; Officials Prepare for Potential Violence Ahead of Midterms. Aired 10:30-11a ET
• Bronx Apartment Fire Kills 19, Including Nine Children; U.S Hospitals See Critical Staffing Shortages as Omicron Spreads; Comedian, Full House Star Bob Saget Dies at Age 65. Aired 10-10:30a ET
• U.S.-Russia Talks are Underway over Ukraine; Jonathan Finer is Interviewed about the Russia Talks; Chicago Schools Closed for Fourth Day; NAACP Cites Ku Klux Klan Act in Lawsuit. Aired 9:30-10a ET
• Bronx Apartment Fire Kills 19; Thomas Von Essen is Interviewed about the Bronx Fire; Remembering Bob Saget; Judge Clears Djokovic; Dr. Peter Hotez is Interviewed about Covid Hospitalizations. Aired 9- 9:30a ET
January 09, 2022
January 08, 2022
• CDC Director Turns To Media Consultant As Messaging Blunders Mount; U.S. COVID-19 Cases, Child Hospitalizations At Record Highs; No Public School In Chicago Since Wednesday; Australian Open 2022; Kazakhstan's President Says Situation "Stabilized" After Deadly Rallies; U.S. President Joe Biden Tours Colorado Wildfire Damage; Airlines Cancel Over 1,000 U.S. Flights; Japanese Women Changing Sumo. Aired 5-6a ET
• U.S. COVID-19 Cases, Child Hospitalizations At Record Highs; Australian Open 2022; Kazakhstan's President Says Situation "Stabilized" After Deadly Rallies; CDC Director Turns To Media Consultant As Messaging Blunders Mount; COVID-19 Cases In China Rising; Germany Imposes Tougher COVID-19 Restrictions; Ahmaud Arbery's Killers Get Life In Prison; Airlines Cancel Over 1,000 U.S. Flights. Aired 4-5a ET
• Kazakhstan's President Says Situation "Stabilized" after Deadly Rallies; Australian Open 2022; Germany Imposes Tougher COVID-19 Restrictions; COVID-19 Cases in China Rising; Ahmaud Arbery's Killers Get Life in Prison; Trailblazing Actor and Activist Sidney Poitier Dies at 94; Japanese Women Changing Sumo. Aired 3-4a ET
• Kazakhstan's President Says Situation "Stabilized" after Deadly Rallies; NATO Holds "Extraordinary" Meeting Amid Russian Troop Buildup; Australian Open 2022; Trailblazing Actor and Activist Sidney Poitier Dies at 94. Aired 12-12:15a ET
• Debate Over COVID Safety Measures In U.S. Schools Heats Up; Growing Threats Against Lawmakers, President Since Jan. 6th; Harry Reid Remembered By Politicians, Presidents, Friends And Family; GOP Sen. John Thune Announces He Will Run For Re-Election; Djokovic's Lawyers Say He Was Granted A Medical Exemption; Legendary Actor Sidney Poitier Dies At 84; U.S.-Based Team Aims To Be First All-Black Expedition To Summit Everest. Aired 8-9p ET
• U.S. Struggles As Hospitalizations Near Record Levels; European Nations Tighten Rules On Vaccines And Testing; Interview With Sen. Mazie Hirono (D-HI); Australia Canceled Tennis Star Novak Djokovic's Visa Over COVID Vaccine Dispute; U.S.-Russian Officials To Begin Talks In Geneva Monday; Bad Weather, Omicron Outbreaks Wreaking Havoc On Airlines. Aired 7-8p ET
• U.S. Struggles As Hospitalizations Near Record Levels; Supreme Court Ruling On Vaccine Mandates Expected This Weekend; January 6th Committee Eyes Pence Interview Later This Month; Ted Cruz Apologizes For Calling Capitol Riot "Terrorist Attack"; Chaos In Kazakhstan After Protests Lead To Violence; Legendary Actor Sidney Poitier Dies At 94. Aired 6-7p ET
• COVID Hospitalizations Reach Record Highs; Biden To Follow Fiery Jan. 6th Speech With Voting Rights Address; Biden, Obama Remember Harry Reid At Nevada Funeral Service; Interview With Senator Jacky Rosen (D-NV); Djokovic Confined To Hotel Amid Visa Row, Possible Deportation; Putin And Kazakhstan's President Discuss Restoring "Order"; Biden Administration Plans Response If Russia Invades Ukraine. Aired 5-6p ET
• President Joe Biden Delivers Remarks At Harry Reid's Funeral; Biden To Deliver Voting Rights Speech Next Week In Atlanta; Interview With Rep. James Clyburn (D-SC); Sen. Cruz Grovels Before FOX Host For Telling Truth About January 6th; J.D. Vance Falsely Claims Dozens Of Jailed Capitol Protesters Haven't Been Charged With A Crime. Aired 4- 5p ET
• White House Aides And CDC Scientists Frustrated By CDC Messaging; Funeral Underway For Former Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid; Obama Delivers Eulogy At Harry Reid's Funeral. Aired 3-4p ET
• Children Hospitalized At Record Rates And Hospitals Reaching Capacity In States Across U.S. Due To Omicron Surge; Honoring The Life And legacy Of Former Senator Harry Reid; Russian President Vladimir Putin Speaks With Kazakh President After Violent Clashes Between Government Security Forces And Protestors In Kazakhstan; U.S. Negotiating With Russia To Stop Potential Invasion Of Ukraine; January 6th Select Committee Continues Investigations Into Trump Circle Regarding Possible Knowledge Of Planned Insurrection; Workers Quitting Low Wage Jobs In Record Numbers In U.S. Aired 2-3p ET
• Debate Over COVID-19 School Safety Measures Heats Up; CDC Director Walensky Facing Criticism Over Confusing Guidelines; Senator John Thune Announces He Will Run For Re-election; Biden Tours Fire- Ravaged Colorado, Promises Federal Help; Harry Reid Remembered By Biden, Obama, Other Democrat Leaders; Antigen Versus PCR: What You Need to Know About COVID Tests; Pharmacies Feeling The Brunt Of Surge In Testing And Vaccinations; Oscar-Winning Actor And Activist Sidney Poitier Dies At 94. Aired 1-2p ET
• Rep. Jamaal Bowman (D-NY) Is Interviewed About The Best Way To Keep Students And Teachers Safe Right Now; Debate Over COVID-19 School Safety Measures Heat Up; Soon: Harry Reid Remembered By Biden, Obama, Other Dem Leaders; Djokovic's Lawyers Say He's Unvaccinated, Tested Positive In December; Sidney Poitier Known As Champion Of Civil Rights, Screen Icon; Record Rain & Snow Causes Floods, Landslides In Washington State. Aired 12-1p ET
• Debates Over COVID-19 School Safety Measures Heat Up Nationwide; Jan 6 Committee Considering Asking Pence To Appear Before Panel; Ahmaud Arbery's Three Killers Get Life In Prison Without Parole; Superintendent Fights To Keep Kids In The Classroom; Oscar- winning Actor And Activist Sidney Poitier Dies At 94; Cruz Blames Sloppy Wording For Calling Capitol Riot A Terrorist Attack. Aired 11a- 12p ET
• Health Experts Suggest U.S. Transition to Living with Endemic Coronavirus Instead of Seeking to Eradicate the Virus; CDC Director Rochelle Walensky Receives Criticism for Confusing Recent Guidance on Quarantining when Testing Positive for Coronavirus; House Select Committee Investigating January 6th Capitol Attack Considering Asking Former Vice President Mike Pence to Appear; Kazakhstan Government Uses Violence against Protestors. Aired 10-11a ET
January 07, 2022
• Trump Supporters Still Contesting 2020 Election; Kazakhstan's President Gave Order to Law Enforcement to Open Fire to Kill Without Warning; Nations Around the World Grapple with Soaring Covid-19 Cases; Growing Outcry Over Mishandling of Xi'an Lockdown; 9,202 Classrooms Shut Down Across France in Past Month. Aired 4:30-5a ET
• More Than 60 Million People Under Winter Alerts Across U.S.; Government Memo: Threat From Domestic Extremism Remains High; U.S. President Honors Sacrifices of Capitol Police Officers; Djokovic Won't Know Until Monday If He Can Defend Title; In-Person Learning Hits Snag as Outbreaks Impact Schools. Aired 4-4:30a ET
• Dozens Dead and Thousands Hurt in Kazakhstan's Violence; Novak Djokovic's Family Reacts at Australia's Policies; President Biden Blames Former President Trump for January 6th Attack; Threats Posted Online Against Lawmakers; Growing Outcry Over Mishandling Of Xi'an Lockdown; WHO, No Increased Risk For Winter Olympics In Beijing; India Reports 117,000 New Daily Cases; France Softens COVID Testing Rules For Schools; Global COVID Cases Up 71 Percent In Week ending January 2; WHO Warns Against Underestimating Omicron's Impact; Chile To Offer Fourth Vaccine Dose To Immunocompromised; Freight Trains' Comeback; Rare Collision Of A Ship And A Submarine; Chinese Premier Calling For Tax Cuts To Boost Economy; Consumer Electronics Show. Aired 3-4a ET
• Turmoil in Kazakhstan as Putin Again Seizes on Unrest to Try to Expand Influence; Djokovic Row Over Vaccine Rules; Europe Struggles with Rising COVID Fueled by Omicron; Kazakhstan Protests: President: Constitutional Order Mainly Restored, Growing Outcry Over Mishandling Of Xi-An Lockdown; U.S. Marks First Anniversary Of Capitol Attack. Aired 2-3a ET
• Deadly Protests in Kazakhstan; Djokovic Won't Know Until Monday If He Can Defend Title; Xi'an Lockdown Brings Heartbreak and Dysfunction; Kazakhstan on Edge after Anti-Government Rallies Turn Deadly; Trump Supporters Still Contesting 2020 Election; China-Europe Trade Route Returns to Economic Relevance; Tech Event Wraps Up in Vegas. Aired 1-2a ET
• Dozens of Protestors Killed, More than 1K Injured in Kazakhstan; Djokovic Won't Know Until Monday if He Can Defend Title; Biden Condemns Trump as a Threat to Democracy; India Reports 117,000 New Daily Cases; Growing Outcry Over Mishandling of Xi'an Lockdown; Argentina Sees Record COVID Cases for Third Day; China-Europe Trade Route Returns to Economic Relevance. Aired 12-1a ET
• Former Biden Advisers: Chang COVID Strategy to Face New Normal; Supreme Court to Hear Oral Arguments on Vaccine and Testing Mandates; Judge Dismisses Groping Charge Against Former Governor Cuomo; Actor, Activist Sidney Poitier Dead at Age 94; Ted Cruz Begs Fox's Tucker Carlson for Forgiveness After Calling January 6 Capitol Riot a Terrorist Attack. Aired 3:30-4p ET
• Killers of Ahmaud Arbery Sentenced. Aired 3-3:30p ET
• Soon, Sentencing For Three Men Convicted In Arbery Killing; Travel Nightmares Persist With Another Winter Storm Amid COVID Surge. Aired 2:30-3p ET
• Interview With Democratic National Committee Chairman Jaime Harrison; Mixed Jobs Report; CDC Director Under Fire. Aired 2-2:30p ET
• Former Governor Cuomo To Be Arraigned On Misdemeanor Sex Charge; Djokovic Family Says Australia Treating Him Like A Prisoner; Actor, Activist Sidney Poitier Dead At 94; Kazakhstan's President Orders Security Forces To Open Fire Without Warning Amid Protests. Aired 1:30-2p ET
• Supreme Court Examines COVID Mandates; CDC Director Under Fire; Ahmaud Arbery's Killers Set For Sentencing. Aired 1-1:30p ET
• Actor, Activist Sidney Poitier Dead at Age 94; Sentencing Hearing for Three Men Convicted of Ahmaud Arbery's Murder; Record 4.5 Million Americans Quite Their Jobs in November. Aired 10:30-11a ET
• Sentencing Hearing for the Three Men Convicted in Arbery Killing Soon; CDC Director Walensky Set to Hold a Independent Briefing Soon; President Biden Urged By Former Aides to Change Course on Pandemic Strategy; January 6th Select Committee Not Ruling Out Possibility that Donald Trump's Actions Constituted a Crime; Aired 10- 10:30a ET
• Sentencing for Three Men in Arbery Killing; Page Pate is Interviewed about the Arbery Sentencing; Deadly Protests in Kazakhstan; Marty Walsh is Interviewed about the December Jobs Numbers. Aired 9:30-10a ET
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