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First Move with Julia Chatterley

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April 14, 2020
• President Trump Argues He Controls States, The New York Governor Tells CNN, He Is No King; JPMorgan And Wells Fargo Prepared For A Consumer Cash Crunch; Global Healthcare Systems Coming Under Attack. Aired 9-10a ET


April 13, 2020
• Dr. Anthony Fauci Talks A Partial Reopening Of The U.S. Economy On May; China Limits Information About The Origins Of The Virus; Major Oil Producing Nations Agree On Supply Cuts, But Plenty Of Challenges Remain. Aired 9-10a ET


April 10, 2020
• JPMorgan Sounding The Alarm With Its Latest Outlook For The U.S. Economy; New York Confirms More Coronavirus Cases Than Any Country Around The World; The European Union Has Agreed And Emergency Relief Deal Worth Half A Trillion Euros. Aired 9-10a ET


April 09, 2020
• Another 6.6 Million People Filed For Unemployment Benefits In The United States; Health Of U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson Continues To Improve; CFO Of Conference App, Zoom, Speaks About Their New Privacy Protections. Aired 9-10a ET


April 08, 2020
• President Trump Talks Withholding Funding From The U.N.'s Health Body; Tens Of Thousands Leave Wuhan City After Two Months Of Lockdown; The Latest On U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson. Aired 9-10a ET


April 07, 2020
• Prime Minister Johnson Receiving Oxygen And Remains In Intensive Care; China Prepares To Reopen Wuhan And Reports No Coronavirus-Related Deaths Today; Japan Restricting Activities In Seven Prefectures Including Tokyo. Aired 9-10a ET


April 06, 2020
• Our Pearl Harbor Moment, A Stark Warning About This Coming Week From The U.S. Surgeon General; Hopes Rise That Some Cases Have Peaked In The E.U. Nations; An Oil Deal Drama As The U.S. President Talks Tariffs, Says OPEC Nations Delayed Today's Calls. Aired 9-10a ET


April 03, 2020
• The USA Checks Could Take Months And Business Loans Aren't Ready; Prices Rise On Hopes Of A Supply Cut, But Does OPEC Agree; Flattening The Curve, Americans Are Told, More Effort Is Needed. Aired 9-10a ET


April 02, 2020
• In The U.S., A Further 6.6 Million Workers File For Unemployment In Just One Week; Governments Consider Surveillance Apps To Track The Virus; Cat a distance, Advice On Meditation From Dr. Deepak Chopra. Aired 9-10a ET


April 01, 2020
• President Trump Says 240,000 Americans May Lose Their Lives; China's Data Will Now Include Cases Without Symptoms; A Team Is Developing A Test To Identify Those Silent Virus Spreaders. Aired 9-10a ET


March 31, 2020
• Cash Crunch Payments Come Due As Moody Says Millions More In The U.S. Out Of Work; A Glimmer Of Hope In Coronavirus Growth Rates From Italy And Spain; Zoom, The Video Conferencing App Under The Pressure Over Privacy. Aired 9-10a ET


March 30, 2020
• President Trump Extends The Lockdown To April 30th And Warns 100,000 Americans May Die; Seventy Four Million People Living In India Slums Are Unable To Distance From Others; Amazon's Worker Walk Out As Retail Giant's Staten Island Staff Saying They Don't Feel Safe. Aired 9-10a ET


March 27, 2020
• British Prime Minister Boris Johnson Has Tested Positive For Coronavirus; U.S. House To Vote On $2 Trillion Coronavirus Aid Package; U.S. Is the New Epicenter For The Coronavirus Outbreak. Aired 9-10a ET


March 26, 2020
• A Record 3.3 Million U.S. Workers Asking For Help In Just The Past Week; The $2 Trillion Survival Stimulus Package Agreed By The Senate, The House Votes Next; A New Epicenter In The Battle Against The Coronavirus As Cases Search Here In The United States. Aired 9-10a ET


March 25, 2020
• U.S. Congress Agrees A Record $2 Trillion Stimulus Bill; Prince Charles, The Heir To The British Throne Has Coronavirus; Lifting Restrictions On Ground Zero As China Relaxes Travel Limits In The Hubei Province. Aired 9-10a ET


March 24, 2020
• Tokyo Olympics Postponed Amid Virus Pandemic; Progress Reporter In Congress On Aid Bill; Prime Minister Puts U.K. Under Near Total Lockdown. Aired 9-10a ET


March 23, 2020
• The Central Bank Will Buy A Range Of Bonds In Whatever Size To Ensure Financial Stability; The $2 Trillion Stimulus Package Has Been Delayed; Pressure Mounts To Postpone The 2020 Olympics As Countries Begin To Pull Out. Aired 9-10a ET


March 20, 2020
• In The U.S., An Estimated Two Million People Lost Their Jobs In The Past Week, Forty Million People In The World's Fifth Largest Economy Told To Stay At Home In California; Oil Has Its Best Trading Day Ever. Aired 9- 10a ET


March 19, 2020
• The E.C.B. Unveils An $800 Billion Asset Buying Plan, And Yet More Is Needed; China Says No New Local Infections Of Coronavirus In The Last 24 Hours; Unprecedented Global At Home Use Make Streaming Shows In High Definition Now A Threat. Aired 9-10a ET


March 18, 2020
• The White House Considering A Further $1 Trillion Of Aid And It's Not Enough, The U.K. Joins Germany Promising To Do Whatever It Takes Even As Factories Close And Jobs Are Lost; Experts Demand We Stay At Home. Aired 9-10a ET


March 17, 2020
• The Fastest U.S. Stock Meltdown On Record Demands Policymakers Do More; Governments Around The World Talk Financial Support; Millions In San Francisco Ordered To Stay Home As The New York Mayor Warns His City Could Be Next. Aired 9-10a ET


March 16, 2020
• U.S. Stocks Set To Plunge At The Open, Another Trading Halt Looking Likely; Airlines Asking For Government Support To Counter The Disruption; China's Data Crunch: Industrial Output Falling At The Sharpest Levels In 30 Years. Aired 9-10a ET


March 13, 2020
• Stocks Surge Premarket After The Worst Day Of Trading Since 1987; Cancellation And Closures Rise In Response To The Coronavirus Outbreak, How Artificial Intelligence And Social Media Is Being Used To Monitor The Virus. Aired 9-10a ET


March 12, 2020
• The White House Restricts Travel From 26 European Nations; U.S. Stocks Plunge At Five Percent Premarket For The Second Time This Week; The NBA Suspending All The Remaining Basketball Games. Aired 9-10a ET


March 11, 2020
• The Bank Of England Cuts Rates, The U.K. Government Ramps Up Spending, Cathay Pacific Warns The First Half Of 2020 Will Be Tough; Saudi Arabia Escalating The Fight, Orders Aramco To Boost Oil Capacity. Aired 9- 10a ET


March 10, 2020
• U.S. Stocks Surge Premarket Following Monday's Plunge; Russia's Energy Minister Says The Door Remains Open To Future Output Cuts; Italy Announcing Countrywide Measures To Tackle The Virus Spread. Aired 9-10a ET


March 09, 2020
• Saudi Arabia's Oil Price Cuts And Supply Threats Send Prices Down 30 Percent; Global Stock Slump, Bond Prices Soar; Italy Taking Drastic Steps To Contain The Coronavirus Outbreak. Aired 9-10a ET


March 06, 2020
• U.S. Features Indicating Another Steep Selloff This Friday; OPEC Awaiting Moscow's Decision On Oil Output Cuts, Prices Drop, Medical Supply Companies Raise Security Levels Amid Panic Buying. Aired 9-10a ET


March 05, 2020
• Another Day Of Whiplash As Futures Point Sharply Lower; OPEC Ready To Cut Oil Output By One And A Half Million Barrels A Day; IATA Says The Airline Industry Could Lose Up To $113 Billion. Aired 9-10a ET


March 04, 2020
• Emergency Rate Cuts Provide Little Assurance, Though Stock Futures Bounce Today; Facebook Giving The World Health Organization Free Advertising Space On Coronavirus; The Former Vice President Catapulting Into Frontrunner Status. Aired 9-10a ET


March 03, 2020
• Did Not Air 9-10a ET


March 02, 2020
• U.S. Stocks Fall Further Despite Soothing Noises From Global Policymakers; OECD Calling For Action To Tackle The Economic Cost Of The Coronavirus; Activist Investor Elliot Management Tackling CEO, Jack Dorsey. Aired 9-10a ET


February 28, 2020
• Global Stocks Extend Declines As The Coronavirus Spreads; Disney Closing Another Theme Park, And The Geneva Motor Show Is Off; A Battle In Biotech, The Race For A Virus Vaccine Sees Stocks Soar. Aired 9-10a ET


February 27, 2020
• Goldman Sachs Predicting Zero U.S. Earnings Growth In 2020 If The Virus Spreads; Coronavirus Controlled - That's The Message From China As Cases Outside Asia Rise; Questions Remain After President Trump Announces The White House's Plan To Tackle The Crisis. Aired 9-10a ET


February 26, 2020
• U.S. Stocks Fall As The CDC Warns The United States Needs To Prepare For Coronavirus; The Hong Kong Government Announces A Raft Of Measures Including Cash Giveaways To Support The Economy; Disney's Bob Iger Steps Down, Bob Chapek Steps Up. Aired 9-10a ET


February 25, 2020
• Investors Take Stock After Monday's 1,000-Point Fall; President Trump's Trip To India Ends Without Major Deals; Intuit Snaps Up Credit Karma For $7 Billion. Aired 9-10a ET


February 24, 2020
• Global Stocks Fold, Gold Prices Rise As Investors Assess The Coronavirus Spreads; Finance Ministers From The World's Wealthiest Nations Vow To Act If Needed; India's Prime Minister Modi Rolls Out The Red Carpet For The U.S. President. Aired 9-10a ET


February 21, 2020
• South Korean Coronavirus Cases Almost Double In Just One Day; E.U. Leaders Battle To Fill The Brexit Budget Hole; The CEO Of Virgin Cruises Talks About Their New Launch At A Challenging Time For The Industry. Aired 9-10a ET


February 20, 2020
• Morgan Stanley Buying Online Brokerage ETrade For $13 Billion; Goldman Sachs Warning On Stocks As More Firms Cite Coronavirus Risks; The Former New York Mayor Gets Pummeled On His Democratic Debate Debut. Aired 9-10a ET


February 19, 2020
• Passengers Leave The Ship Docked In Japan Despite The Coronavirus Spread; Mike Bloomberg Says In The Campaign, He Will Sell Up If Elected President; President Trump Pardoning Junk Bonds King, Mike Milken, Among Others.. Aired 9-10a ET


February 18, 2020
• The Tech Giant, Apple Forecasting Weaker Sales Due To The Coronavirus Outbreak; Looming Layoffs From Banking Giant, HSBC Announcing 35,000 Job Cuts, Walmart Wobbles With Q4 Earnings Disappointing After Slower Sales In December. Aired 9-10a ET


February 17, 2020
• China Companies Reopening But Restrictions Remain; Facing Up To Regulation, Mark Zuckerberg Says More Is Needed And Governments Must Set The Rules; The Car Giant, G.M., Winding Down Aussie Brand, Holden. Aired 9- 10a ET


February 14, 2020
• Coronavirus Infections Soar Among Chinese Health Workers; The Center For Disease Control Warning The Virus Could Be Here Beyond 2020; U.S. Attorney General Attacking President Trump's Tweets. Aired 9-10a ET


February 13, 2020
• Skepticism Mounts As China Adjusts The Way It Quantifies Coronavirus; Strong Earnings At Alibaba, The Coronavirus Concerns Remain; The U.K. Chancellor Quits In A Cabinet Reshuffle. Aired 9-10a ET


February 12, 2020
• China Sees Drop In New Coronavirus Infections; SoftBank Profits Plunge As WeWork And Uber Investments Weigh; Samsung Hopes Consumers And Investors Flip Out Over Its New Phone. Aired 9-10a ET


February 11, 2020
• China Reports Its Deadliest Day, But A Lower Number Of New Cases; Daimler's Profits Drop And The Dividends Get Slashed; T-Mobile Finalizes Its Megamerger. Aired 9-10a ET


February 10, 2020
• A Warning From The WHO Chief As The Coronavirus Spreads; The U.S. President Announcing A Bumper Budget For 2021; Tesla Stock Has Investors Spinning Right Around Again. Aired 9-10a ET


February 07, 2020
• Coronavirus Spreads; Coronavirus Cases Triple Among Passengers On Cruise Ship; Jobs Day In The United States. Aired 9-10a ET


February 06, 2020
• Passengers Facing The Reality Of A Fortnight Aboard Japan's Quarantined Cruise Ship; Yum China And Chipmaker Qualcomm Warning About The Q1 Impact; Mattress Firm Casper Going Public On The Softer Side. Aired 9- 10a ET


February 05, 2020
• Nancy Pelosi Ripping Up President Trump's State Of The Union Speech Moments After He Finishes; Passengers Trapped After Multiple Coronavirus Cases Found On Board; More Than 28 Million People Sign Up For Disney Plus Streamed Content. Aired 9-10a ET


February 04, 2020
• Did Not Air 9-10a ET


February 03, 2020
• China Accuses The United States Of Overreacting To Coronavirus; Hong Kong's Carrie Lam Suspends Ferries From Macau And Restricts Border Crossings From The Mainland; Iowa Voters Officially Kick Off The 2020 Election Race. Aired 9-10a ET


January 31, 2020
• Just A Few Senators Will Make Or Break The Democrats' Case For Witnesses, Which Could End In President Trump's Acquittal; Contagion Cases Confirmed In The U.K. As The WHO Declares A Global Emergency; The U.K. Finally Leaves The E.U. Today. Aired 9-10a ET


January 30, 2020
• The World Health Organization Holding An Emergency Meeting As The Coronavirus Spreads; Facebook Facing A New Reality Following Data Scandals; Tesla Stocks Soaring Premarket As Q4 Earnings And Deliveries Beats. Aired 9-10a ET


January 29, 2020
• Coronavirus Spreading Has Now Overtaken SARS With More Than 6,000 Infected In China; Apple's Earnings Beat With Bumper Phone Sales And Services Numbers; The New CEO Of Boeing Says The MAX Crisis Will Cost Over $18 Billion. Aired 9-10a ET


January 28, 2020
• Hong Kong Is Imposing Severe Restrictions On Travel From China Due To Coronavirus Outbreak; U.K. Grants Huawei Limited Role In Building Its 5G Infrastructure, Despite Pleas From President Donald Trump; Trump's Legal Team Ignores John Bolton Revelations. Aired 9-10a ET


January 27, 2020
• In China, The Death Toll Spikes Over The Weekend As The Coronavirus Continues To Spread; Basketball Players And Fans All Stunned By The Death Of Kobe Bryant; On Capitol Hill, President Trump's Defense Team Takes Center Stage Again As Details From John Bolton's Manuscript Emerge. Aired 9-10a ET


January 24, 2020
• Tens Of Millions Of People On Lockdown, Businesses And Theme Parks Close Their Door To Stop The Spread; It's The Democrats Last Day To Plead Their Case In The Senate To Vote To Remove President Trump From Office; How The 50th World Economic Forum Will Stand Out From The Rest. Aired 9-10a ET


January 23, 2020
• A Massive City In China Locked Down And Lunar New Year Celebrations Axed To Try To Contain The Fast-Spreading Coronavirus; Democrats Use President Trump's Own Words Against Him In The Senate Impeachment Trial; France And The United States Spar Over Digital Taxes And Tariffs. Aired 9- 10a ET


January 22, 2020
• President Trump Says He'd Love To Attend His Own Impeachment Trial; Chief Justice John Roberts Tells Impeachment Teams On Both Sides Of The Aisle To Remember Where They Are; Saudi Arabia Denies It Hacked Jeff Bezos' Phone After Reports Leaked It All To The Crown Prince. Aired 9-10a ET


January 21, 2020
• President Trump Tells The Davos Elite To Avoid The Doom And Gloom Prediction Of The Climate Apocalypse; Activist Greta Thunberg Says Planting Trees Is Certainly Good, But Nothing Has Actually Been Done To Tackle Climate Change Itself; U.S. Senators Are About To Start President Donald Trump's Impeachment Trial. Aired 9-10a ET


January 20, 2020
• Sustainability Takes Center Stage At The World Economic Forum Ahead Of President Donald Trump's Arrival; Huawei's CFO Is Back In Court This Week To Find Out If She Will Be Sent To The United States; President Donald Trump's Legal Team Is Expected To Respond To The Impeachment Articles. Aired 9-10a ET


January 17, 2020
• China Reporting Its Weakest Growth In Decades; Microsoft Promising To Become Carbon Negative; Democrats Getting A Series Of Revelations In The Impeachment Trial. Aired 9-9:30a ET


January 16, 2020
• U.S. Senators Swear In For The Trump Impeachment Trial, Phase 1 Of China's Trade Deal Done, But Most Tariffs Will Remain, The Unicorn That's Supercharging Our Electric Future. Aired 9-10a ET


January 15, 2020
• A Major Reshuffle Of The Kremlin; U.S. Keeps Text Of China Trade Deal Under Wraps Until Signed; Democrats Add New Evidence To Impeachment Case. Aired 9-10a ET


January 14, 2020
• JPMorgan Earnings Delight, While Wells Fargo's Profits Dive; Amazon Fighting Microsoft Over A Potential $10 Billion Military Contract; Retailing Robots Coming To A Supermarket Near You. Aired 9-10a ET


January 13, 2020
• Iranians Protest The Shooting Down Of Ukrainian Airlines Flight PS 752; A New Boeing CEO Takes Charge Of The Aerospace Giant; A Royal Summit To Discuss The Potential Sussex Split. Aired 9-10a ET


January 10, 2020
• The U.S. Economy Added 145,000 Jobs The Last Month, Missing The Estimate; U.S. And Allies Increasingly Believe That Iran Shot Down A Ukrainian Airlines Plane; More Trouble For Boeing As Damaging Internal Documents About The 737 MAX Have Been Released. Aired 9-10a ET


January 09, 2020
• The U.S. And Iran Backing Away From Further Conflict; Markets, Meanwhile, Rise; Iranian Hacking Attempts Soar Since The Death Of General Soleimani; The Sussexes Announcing A Split Of Sorts From The Royal Family. Aired 9-10a ET


January 08, 2020
• Did Not Air 9-10a ET


January 07, 2020
• The Iranian Foreign Minister Responds To The Killing Of General Soleimani; The Secretary Of State Is Set To Talk In The Next Hour; Japan Issuing A Warrant For Carlos Ghosn's Wife. Aired 9-10a ET


January 06, 2020
• Huge Protests Follow The Death Of Iranian General Qasem Soleimani; President Rouhani Says There Will Be Consequences For Years; Oil Prices Climb As U.S. Stock Futures Fall. Aired 9-10a ET


January 03, 2020
• Did Not Air 9-10a ET


January 02, 2020
• Interpol Issues A Red Alert For Former Auto Executive Carlos Ghosn; President Trump's Campaign Fundraising Bellows The Democrats Out Of The Water; Google Health Says Its System Has Detected Breast Cancer Better Than Six Of The Best Doctors. Aired 9-10a ET


January 01, 2020
• Did Not Air 9-10a ET


December 31, 2019
• Did Not Air 9-10a ET


December 30, 2019
• The Stock Market Weathers Trade Wars And A Recession Threat To Round Out The Year In Record Territory; Tesla Gives Its First China-Made Mode 3 To Its Own Employees; Salesforce CEO, Marc Benioff Tells CNN That Facebook Is The New Cigarettes. Aired 9-10a ET


December 27, 2019
• Did Not Air 9-10a ET


December 26, 2019
• Did Not Air. 9-10a ET


December 25, 2019
• Did Not Air. 9-10a ET


December 24, 2019
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December 23, 2019
• Did Not Air 9-10a ET


December 20, 2019
• Andrew Bailey Named New Bank Of England Governor; Americans Give The Economy High Marks On CNN Poll; British Parliament Is Set To Vote On Boris Johnson's Brexit Deal. Aired 9-10a ET


December 19, 2019
• Donald Trump Impeached; Trade Around China and US Uncertain; Aired 9-9:35a ET


December 18, 2019
• Did Not Air 9-10a ET


December 17, 2019
• Production Suspended As Boeing's MAX 737 Jet Crisis Escalates; Amazon Restricting Sellers From Using FedEx Citing Performance Issues; Twitter Receives Praise For Banning Political Ads. Aired 9-10a ET


December 16, 2019
• Investors Are Digesting What Is And Isn't In The Phase 1 Deal Between The U.S. And China; Boeing Could Slow Or Completely Halt Production Of The 737 MAX; Hallmark Channel Says Sorry For Dropping Ads That Featured Same Sex Couples. Aired 9-10a ET


December 13, 2019
• A Sweeping Victory For Boris Johnson And The Conservative Party; Sources Tell CNN That President Trump Has Signed Off On This Phase 1 Deal; House Panel To Vote On Impeachment Articles. Aired 9-10a ET


December 12, 2019
• Did Not Air. 9-10a ET


December 11, 2019
• Stocks In The Oil Giant, Aramco Soar On The First Day Of Trade; One More Day Of Campaigning Before Tomorrow's U.K. Vote; Baltimore Company Sharing $10 Million With Its Workers. Aired 9-10a ET


December 10, 2019
• Did Not Air 9-10a ET


December 09, 2019
• Did Not Air. Aired 9-10a ET


December 06, 2019
• U.S. Navy Base In Pensacola Has Confirmed That An Active Shooting Has Taken Place; U.S. Unemployment Numbers Have Come In Way Stronger Than Expected; Uber Has Released Safety Report Detailing Almost 6,000 Incidents Of Sexual Assault. Aired 9-10a ET


December 05, 2019
• Did Not Air. 9-10a ET


December 04, 2019
• Did Not Air 9-10a ET


December 03, 2019
• President Trump Attacks French President Emmanuel Macron Ahead Of Their Showdown At The NATO Meeting In London; Trump Hints There Is No Deadline To A Deal With China; Donald Trump And Emmanuel Macron Talk To Reporters Ahead Of NATO Summit. Aired 9-10a ET


December 02, 2019
• China Targets American Non-profits As Trade Talks Apparently Stalled; China Says New Mobile Phone Users Must Submit To Facial Scanning; Black Friday Online Sales Break Records. Aired 9-10a ET


November 29, 2019
• Americans prepared to spend on Black Friday deals; Buffett Rebuffed Losing A Bid For Tech Data; Car Maker, Daimler Announcing At Least 10,000 Job Cuts By The End Of 2022. Aired 9-10a ET


November 28, 2019
• Beijing's Response To President Trump Signing Of A Bill Backing Hong Kong's Protesters; Chinese Social Media App, TikTok, Apologizes For Suspending A User Who Criticized The Government; The RealReal Luxury Consignment Platform Defends Itself Against Counterfeit Claims. Aired 9-10a ET


November 27, 2019
• Silver Lake Buys A Stake In Manchester City Owner, CFG Giving It A Record Valuation; HP Earnings Beat Expectations, But Is It Enough To Withstand The Threat From Xerox?; Papa John's Founder Orders 40 Pizzas In 30 Days. Aired 9-10a ET


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