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July 06, 2023
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• Unrest In France Sparked By Police Shooting Of Teen; Baltimore Police Brief Media On Mass Shooting; Russian Deals With Fallout From Prigozhin's Mutiny; 719 People Detained In France On 5th Night Of Unrest; Bus With Migrants Arrives In Los Angeles From Texas. Aired 5- 6a ET
• During Protests, Home of a French Mayor was Attacked; France's 5th Night of Unrest Saw 719 People Detained; Interview with France 24 Senior Correspondent Catherine Norris Trent; Police Shooting a Teenager Causes Unrest in France; In Light of Unrest, Macron Cancels His Trip to Germany; Continued Demonstrations by Tens of Thousands Against Judicial Reform; Sources: Trump Urged Governor of Arizona to Look Into Election Fraud; At a Rally, Trump Criticizes Investigations; July 1st, DeSantis's Signed Florida Laws Come Into Force; 4th of July Celebrations in U.S. Cities Get Underway Early; Parts of the U.S. Expected to Experience Record Temperatures and Severe Storms; For the Fourth of July, Millions are Expected to Travel; Travelers Prepare for Potential Weather Delays; Interruptions Around the Fourth of July Anticipated by Airlines; U.S. Spy Agency's Recruitment in Russia; Supreme Court's Stunning Shift to the Right; Russia's War on Ukraine; Ukraine: Attack in Kyiv Overnight, Every Drone was Destroyed; Ukraine's Military Trains Behind Lines of Danger; Hotel Workers' Strike Looms; LGBTQ Rights Suffer a Setback, Affirmative Action Gutted, and Plan to Reduce Student Debt Blocked by Conservative Majority; U.S. Shifts to the Right After Three Landmark Decisions; Texas Sends 41 Migrants to Los Angeles; Pressure Mounting on Commercial Real Estate Market; Maternal Mortality Crisis in the U.S.; Interview with Stanford University Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology Dr. Irogue Igbinosa; Not Your Grandfather's Artwork. Aired 4-5a ET
• Fifth Night of Violence in France; 2020 Election Pressure; Travelers Hit the Roads and Skies. Aired 3-4a ET
• Two Dead, Three In Critical Condition At Baltimore Block Party; Walt Nauta Indicted Alongside Trump On June 13; Security Tightened As France Braces For Unrest; Trump Says He Plans To Skip First Republican Presidential Debate; Office And Retail Buildings Empty Across The Nation. Aired 7-8p ET
• Second Bus Of Migrants Arrives In L.A. From Texas; Biden Traveling To Lithuania, Finland, U.K. July 9th; Biden Announces New Path To Student Debt Relief; Federal Prosecutor Defends Hunter Biden Probe; Thousands Of Twitter Users Unable To Access Site; Actors' Union Hits Pause On Possible Strike; Impact Of Writers' Strike Felt Across Other Industries. Aired 6-7p ET
• Mass Shooting In A Baltimore Block Party; Sweeping Protests In Paris In Its Fifth Night; U.S. Air Defense Struggling; DeSantis Draws Criticism On Anti-Trump Ad; Severe Weather Threat All Across The United States; Toxic Algae Bloom Killing Sea Lions And Dolphins in California. Aired 5-6p ET
• Two Dead, 28 Injured During Baltimore Block Party; More Than 700 Detained In Fifth Night Of Violence Protests In France; Russia Launches Drone Attack On Ukrainian Capital; U.S. Army's Air Defense Units Strained By Global Threats; Second Bus Of Migrants Arrives In L.A.; President Biden To Meet King Charles During U.K. Visit; Supreme Court Strikes Down Biden's Student Debt Forgiveness Program; Conservative Majority Dominates The High Court; Lab-Grown Chicken Debuts In San Francisco Restaurant. Aired 4-5p ET
• Mass Shooting In The U.S.; Kemp Condemns Attacks On Public Safety Resources; More Than 100 Million Under Severe Weather Threat Today. Aired 3-4p ET
• Two Dead, 28 Injured During Baltimore Block Party; More Than 100 Million Under Severe Weather Threat Today; Second Bus Of Migrants Arrives In L.A. From Texas; Conservative Majority Dominates The High Court; More Than 700 Detained In Fight Night Of Violent Protests In France; Russia Launches Drone Attack On Ukrainian Capital; Army's Air Defense Units Strained By Global Threats. Aired 2-3p ET
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• Video Shows Wagner Troops Firing in the Air as They Leave Rostov-on-Don; Warner Troops Began March on Moscow Saturday; Prigozhin Cuts a Deal With Kremlin to End His Insurrection; Kremlin Says Some Wagner Mercenaries to Sign Contracts With Russian Military. Aired 5-6a ET
• Refinery Fire That Erupted After Wagner Clashed with Russian Troops has Been Extinguished; Kremlin Says Some Wagner Mercenaries Will Sign Contracts with Russia's Military; To Avoid Bloodshed, Prigozhin Reached an Agreement with Kremlin; Moscow Claims To Be Unaware Of Prigozhin's Current Whereabouts; U.S. Intelligence Believes Prigozhin has Been Planning A Military Challenge; Prigozhin-led Insurgency Comes to an End; Kremlin: Russia Will Drop Charges Against Prigozhin, He Will Travel to Belarus Under a Deal Mediated by Belarus; U.S. Officials Mindful of Saying Anything that Moscow Might Interpret as Interference; Interview with Carnegie Russia Eurasia Center Senior Fellow Alexander Baunov; Insurrection's Impact on Russian Economy; Aftermath of Brief Wagner Rebellion; Prigozhin Last Seen Leaving Rostov-on-Don After Suddenly Ceasing His Insurgency; During the Insurgency, U.S. Saw No Change in Russia's Nuclear Stance; Interview with Financial Times Moscow Bureau Chief Max Seddon; After a Russian Missile Attack on Kyiv Left Three People Killed; Trying to Control the Flow of Information; During Rebellion, Moscow Attempted to Stifle Information by Blocking Certain Internet Sites. Aired 4-5a ET
• Insurrection Led by Prigozhin Comes to Abrupt End; Kremlin Says Russia to Drop Charges Against Prigozhin, He'll Go to Belarus Under a Deal Brokered by Belarus; Biden Reaffirms U.S. Support for Ukraine in Calls with Leaders of U.K. France and Germany. Aired 3-4a ET
• M-4 Highway Still Has Restrictions in Place; Kremlin Claims Some Wagner Mercenaries Will Sign Contracts with Russian Military; Prigozhin's Charges Will Be Dropped, He Will Travel to Belarus, According to Kremlin; To Avoid Bloodshed, Prigozhin Reached an Agreement with Kremlin; Moscow Claims To Be Unaware Of Prigozhin's Current Whereabouts; U.S. Intelligence Believes Prigozhin Has Been Planning a Military Challenge; Belarus: Lukashenko Mediated an Agreement with Prigozhin; Interview with King's College London War Studies Lecturer Vera Michlin-Shapir; After a Russian Missile Attack on Kyiv Left Three People Killed; U.S. Officials Mindful of Saying Anything that Moscow Might Interpret as Interference; Russian Coverage of Wagner's Insurrection; Why Did Prigozhin Agree to End Uprising?; After Abruptly Calling an End to the Insurgency, Prigozhin was Last Seen leaving Rostov-on-Don; Interview with Carnegie Russia Eurasia Center in Berlin Director Alexander Gabuev; Kremlin: Prigozhin to Leave Russia, Go to Belarus; After Armed Uprising, Putin's Power Put to the Test. Aired 2-3a ET
• Russia's Insurrection Comes to Abrupt End; Prigozhin Cuts Deal with Kremlin; Charges on Prigozhin Dropped; Prigozhin will be Going to Belarus; Moscow Doesn't Know Where Prigozhin is; Interview with USC Director of Central European Studies Robert English; Putin and Prigozhin Had Close Ties Before Uprising; White House Continuous to Monitor Situation in Russia; Joints Chief Chairman Milley Postpones Trip to Middle East; Kremlin: Prigozhin's Whereabouts Unknown; Three Killed in Kyiv After Russian Missile Attack; Interview with The New Yorker Staff Writer Masha Gessen; U.S. Intelligence on Prigozhin Insurrection; Lukashenko Brokered Deal with Prigozhin; Yevgeny Prigozhin's History. Aired 1-2a ET
• Insurrection Led by Yevgeny Prigozhin Comes to Abrupt End; Chaos and Disorder in Russia Could Impact Ukraine War; Putin's Power Tested After Armed Uprising; What the Russian People Know About Wagner's Revolt; White House Continues to Monitor Situation in Russia. Aired 12-1a ET
• Uncertainty Remains Over Russia After Insurrection; Uprising marks major Challenge To Putin's Authority; Possible Tornado Leaves Destruction In Indiana; Key Putin Ally, Belarus President Lukashenko Brokered Deal That Ended Armed Insurrection; Future of Wagner Uncertain After Insurrection; Australian High Court Rules Against Russia In Claim To Keep Embassy Site. Aired 11p-12a ET
• Putin's Power In Question After Armed Revolt; The Bloody Rise Of Russia's Revolt Leader; Canada Opens Probe Into Titanic Sub's Implosion; Fate Of Wagner Group Uncertain After Uprising. Aired 10-11p ET
• Putin's Power In Question After Armed Revolt; Ukrainian Forces Press On With Counteroffensive Amid Uprising In Russia; Maritime Probe Launched After Sub Implosion; U.S. Surprised BY Revolt's Rapid Escalation; Former CNN Executive David Bohrman Dies At 69. Aired 9-10p ET
• Putin's Power in Question After Armed Revolt from Wagner Group; Ukraine Military Claims Gains Amid Chaos in Russia; Putin's Power in Question After Armed Revolt; What Biden's Silence Means for the Next Steps in Ukraine War; Maritime Probe Launched After Sub Implosion; Canada Opens Probe into Titanic Sub's Implosion; Landmark Rulings Expected at Supreme Court This Week. Aired 8-9p ET
• President Biden Calls Ukrainian President Zelenskyy And Other Leaders Amid Russia Chaos; Uncertainty Looms Over Russia After Insurrection; Ukraine Says It's Making Gains Around Bakhmut; Trump Tells Supporters He's Being Indicted For Them; Interview With Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-CA); Biden Urges Allies Not To Give Credibility To Putin's Claims Of Western Interference; San Antonio Officers Facing Murder Charges After Fatally Shooting A Woman In Distress. Aired 7-8p ET
• Inside The Chaotic 36 Hours of Russia's Uprising; Biden And Zelenskyy Speak About Russian Insurrection; Three San Antonio Police Officers Face Murder Charges; U.S. Coast Guard To Prioritize Recovery Of Submersible Items From Sea Floor; The Impact Of Russia Chaos On Ukraine War; Russia's Duma Moves To Regulate Wagner Group; Interview With Mayor Ron Nirenberg About Heat Wave Impacting Millions In Texas. Aired 6-7p ET
• Looming Doubt In Russia As Insurrection Ends; Rep. Jason Crow (D-CO) Is Interviewed About The Insurrection In Russia; U.S. Coast Guard Focusing On Salvage Operations On The Submersible Tragedy; Brutal Heat Wave Blankets Southern U.S.; House GOP Reframing January 6 Insurrection; Update On The Search For Actor Julian Sands Missing After Hiking In California; Federal Reserve To Raise Rates This Year. Aired 5-6p ET
• U.S. Coast Guard Concludes Search And Rescue Response Of Titan Sub Disaster; Inside The Chaotic 36 Hours Of Russia's Uprising; Dangerous Heat Wave Continues To Affect Across U.S.; Kremlin Says Deal Reached To End Wagner Insurrection; Cleanup Begins At Montana Train Derailment Site; Final Supreme Court Decisions Expected This Week. Aired 4-5p ET
• Inside The Chaotic 36 Hours Of Russia's Uprising; 50-Million- Plus People Under Heat Alerts; Titan Recovery Missions Continue On Sea Floor. Aired 3-4p ET
• Uneasy Calm In Russia in Wake Of Armed Revolt; Blinken Situation In Russa Is Extraordinary; Kremlin Says Deal Reached To End Wagner Insurrection; 50-Plus Million People Under Heat Alerts; Ukraine: Two Killed, Eight Injured in Russian Attacks; Canada Launches Probe Into Titan Incident; Rebellion By Prigozhin Comes To An Abrupt End. Aired 2-3p ET
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