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March 23, 2019
• Mueller Investigation Ends; Barr to Present Summary; Cyclone Devastates Mozambique. Aired 8-9a ET
• Special Counsel Mueller Completes Russia Investigation; House Democrat Call for Full Release of Mueller Report; Rep. Madeleine Dean (D) Pennsylvania is Interviewed About Robert Mueller's Report; U.S. Backed Forces Declare Victory Over ISIS In Syria; Jury Finds Former East Pittsburgh Officer Not Guilty In Shooting Death Of Unarmed Teenager Antwon Rose. Aired 7-8a ET
• Muller's Russia Probe has Ended; ISIS in Eastern Syria has been Defeated. Aired 6-7a ET


March 16, 2019
• NZ Prime Minister Received Shooter's Manifesto Just Before Attack; NYT: Pilots Battled Automated System Before Ethiopia Crash; Trump Vetoes Attempt to Block Border National Emergency; Police Presence at Suspect's Home Unnerving For Neighbors. Aired 8-9a ET
• 28-Year-Old With Murder In Connection With Mosque Massacre; New Data Shows Ethiopia, Lion Air Crashes May Share Link; Pilot Battled Automated System Before Ethiopia Crash; Trump Vetoes Attempt To Block Border National; Emergency; Why Didn't Facebook Catch The Livestream Of The Mosque Massacre?; Why Everyone's Talking About Beto O'Rourke's Arms. Aired 7-8a ET
• Forty-Nine Dead in New Zealand Massacre; Investigation of Flight 302 Continues; Trump Vetoes the Congressional Bid to Block Border Wall; "Tricky Dick" to Appear on CNN; Lawsuits now Filed in College Admission Scandal; Midwest Flooding Continues. Aired 6-7a ET


March 09, 2019
• Satellite Images Reveal Activity at North Korean Rocket Facility; R. Kelly Indicted on 10 Counts of Aggravated Criminal Sexual Abuse; Empire Actor Jussie Smollett Indicted on 16 Felony Counts of Disorderly Conduct. Aired 8-9a ET
• Satellite Images Suggest North Korea Prepping Missile Or Satellite Launch; Chinese President Xi Jinping Will Not Meet With Trump In Mar-a-Lago; Jussie Smollett Indicted On 16 Felony Counts Of Disorderly Conduct; R. Kelly Expected To Be Released From Jail After Posting Bail; Rep. Ilhan Omar Says Israel Comments Take Out Of Context; Lawmakers Spar Over Funding For Gun Violence Research; Authors Explores Why Some Vote Against Their Own Interests; Riley Morrison And Steph Curry Changed The Shoe Game. Aired 7-8a ET
• Satellite Images Suggest North Korea Prepping Missile Or Satellite Launch; Chinese President Xi Jinping Will Not Meet With Trump In Mar-A-Lago; Jussie Smollett Indicted On 16 Felony Counts; R. Kelly Expected To Be Released From Jail This Morning; Paul Manafort Braces For Second Sentencing Next Week; Paul Manafort Braces for Second Sentencing Next Week; Americans to be Issued Travel Visa to Visit the EU in 2021; U.S. Economy Posts Weakest Jobs Report in Months for the Month of February; Trump Touts Strength of Economy After Abysmal Jobs Report; Fifteen Million Americans Under Threat of Severe Weather; Meghan Markle Speaks on Equality, Women's Empowerment; Royals Crack Down on Social Media Abuse of Meghan Markle. Aired 6-7a ET


March 02, 2019
• Bernie Sanders Returns to His Roots with Brooklyn Rally Today; Trump to Make First Public Remarks Since Returning to Washington; 159 Cases of Measles Confirmed Across 10 States; Rep. Schiff Sends Letter to Amazon Over Anti-Vaccination Content. Aired 8-9a ET
• Trump To Make Public Remarks Since Aborted North Korea Summit; House Oversight Committee Issues Ultimatum To White House Over Kushner Security Clearance; Paul Manafort Appeals For Leniency In Final Days Before Sentencing; Bernie Sanders Returns To His Roots With Brooklyn Rally Today; House To Pursue Interviews With Trump Family Members, Close Associates; U.S. Set To Scale Back Military Exercises With South Korea; Osama Bin Laden's Son Emerging As Al Qaeda Leader; San Francisco Giants CEO Apologizes After Altercation With Wife. Aired 7- 8a ET
• Trump To Make First Public Remarks Since Aborted NK Summit; President's CPAC Speech Will Follow Rough Week Of Headlines; House Oversight Committee Issues Ultimatum To White House Over Kushner Security Clearance; Paul Manafort Appeals For Leniency In Final Days Before Sentencing; U.S. Set To Scale Back Military Exercises With South Korea; Trump: Otto Warmbier Comments Were "Misinterpreted"; San Francisco Giants CEO Apologies After Altercation With Wife; Lawmakers Use Personal Stories to Defend Stance on Guns; Trump Returns to the States After Meeting with North Korean Leader Kim Jong-un; House Oversight Committee Issues Ultimatum to White House Over Kushner Security Clearance; The Bush Years Premieres Sunday on CNN at 9 PM Eastern and Pacific Times; SpaceX Crew Dragon Built to Carry Humans Launches Demo Flight; A CNN Crew Captures a Dinner Plate-Sized Tarantula Devouring a Mouse Opossum on Camera. Aired 6-7a ET


February 23, 2019
• R. Kelly Indicted on 10 Counts of Aggravated Criminal Sexual Abuse; Top Catholic Cardinal: Potential Proof of Abuse Destroyed; Venezuelan National Guard Fire Tear Gas at Workers; Patriots Owner Robert Kraft Accused of Soliciting Sex; Mueller Filing on Manafort Sentencing Still Not Public; Children Confront Senator Dianne Feinstein Over Green New Deal; Source: Hillary Clinton Met With Joe Biden, Amy Klobuchar to Talk 2020; Bernie Sanders Gets Ready for 2020 Presidential Campaign; Sanders Raises $6 Million After Announcing 2020 Bid. Aired 8-9a ET
• R. Kelly Turns Himself In To Police Over Sex Abuse Charges; Patriots Owner Robert Kraft Accused Of Soliciting Sex; Border Clash Over Humanitarian Aid Leaves Two Dead, 17 Injured; Top Catholic Cardinal: Potential Proof Of Abuse Destroyed; Democrats Vote Tuesday To Block Trump's Executive Order; Children Confront Senator Dianne Feinstein Over Green New Deal; Interview with Rep. Chris Pappas (D- NH); Venezuelan National Guard Fire Tear Gas At Workers; Tennessee Lawmaker Accused Of Abuse Is Re-Elected; Putin Warns U.S. About Possible Missile Crisis. Aired 7-8a ET
• R&B Star R. Kelly In Jail; Patriots Owner Robert Kraft Accused of Soliciting Prostitution; Senator Feinstein Speaks Sternly to Students; Venezuelan Unrest Continues; Uncommon Winter Weather Patterns Continue. Aired 6-7a ET


February 16, 2019
• Trump Facing Legal Challenges Over Emergency Declaration; Workplace Shooting: Five Employees Dead, Five Police Officers Wounded; Mueller Probe: Special Counsel Says Paul Manafort Deserves up to 24.5 Years in Prison for Financial Crimes; Russia Investigations: Prosecutors say They Have Evidence Roger Stone Communicated Directly With WikiLeaks; Joe Biden is Speaking at High-Profile Security Conference in Germany; Republicans Warn Trump Against Decision to Declare Emergency; Violent Unrest: Chaos in Haiti Amid Anti-Government Protests; Payless Closing: Discount Shoe Store Shutting Down all U.S. Stores. Aired 8-9a ET
• Five Employees Dead, Five Police Officers Wounded; Trump Facing Legal Challenges Over Emergency Declaration; Joe Biden Is Speaking at High-Profile Security Conference In Germany; Democratic Presidential Wannabes All Over The Map This Weekend; Prosecutors Say They Have Evidence Roger Stone Communicated Directly With WikiLeaks. Aired 7-8a ET
• Deadly Shooting in Aurora Early This Morning; Cardinal Theodore McCarrick Found Guilty; Manafort to Be Sentenced; The Field of Democratic 2020 Presidential Candidates is Active; Beto O'Rourke: I'll Decide if I'll Run for President By the End of the Month; Joe Biden Speaks at Security Conference in Germany; CNN Poll Shows 62 Percent of Democratic Voters Want Joe Biden to Run for President; Two Nigerian Men Released After Arrest in Alleged Attack on Empire Actor; Canadian Missionaries, Tourists Evacuated from Haiti; Protests Rock Haiti Amid Calls for the President to Step Down; Aviation Industry Rebounds from Historic Shutdown; Trump Faces Legal Challenges Over Emergency Declaration; Forecasters Say El Nino Could Cause Some Problems Despite Being Weak. Aired 6-7a ET


February 09, 2019
• Elizabeth Warren Expected to Announce Presidential Run at 11 AM ET; Democratic Presidential Candidates All Over the Map This Weekend; Virginia Political Crisis; KUSI: DHS to Replace 12.5 Miles of Border Fencing in San Diego; WH optimistic About a Deal to Avoid Second Shutdown; Washington State Sees Record Breaking Snowfall; Trump to Meet NK Dictator Kim Jong-un on February 27-28; Road to Redemption: Jacqueline and Jesse Jackson Jr. Share Personal Letters in New Book. Aired 8-9a ET
• Democrats Ramp Up for Intense Cycle of Presidential Campaigning; Elizabeth Warren Expected to Announce Presidential Run 11:00 a.m. ET; Lieutenant Governor Justin Fairfax Faces Second Sexual Assault Allegation; Virginia Delegate Threatens to Impeach Fairfax Unless He Resigns; Trump to Meet with North Korea Dictator Kim Jong-un on February 27-28; White House Skips Congress Deadline on Khashoggi Killing; Ronan Farrow Says He Also Faced Blackmail Efforts From Tabloid; Bezos Publishes Threatening E-mails From AMI, Including Detailed Description Of Private Texts And Explicit Photos; Spectators Throw Crumbs As Lookalike Ivanka Vacuums. Aired 7-8a ET
• Virginia Lt Governor Justin Fairfax Faces Second Sexual Assault Allegation; Northam Hanging On, Fairfax Under Fire, Herring In Hiding; ; Politico: White House Hunts For "Executive Time" Schedule Leaker; National Enquirer Under Fire Over Bezos Blackmail Bombshell; Ronan Farrow Says He Also Faced Blackmail Efforts From Tabloid; Washington State Sees Record Breaking Snowfall; Seattle Jury Awards $123 Million in 2015 Crash That Killed Five; Matthew Whitaker in Fiery Face-Off Tells Congress He did not Meddle in Russia Inquiry; Lawmakers Attempt to Find Bipartisan Agreement on Border Security; El Chapo Jury Deliberations Stretch into Second Week; Donald Trump: U.S. Astronauts will Go Back to Space this Year; Super Bowl MVP Edelman Shaves Beard. Aired 6-7a ET


February 02, 2019
• Hawaiian Airlines Return to LAX 3 Times Before Being Cancelled; Racist Photo Backslash: Yearbook Photograph Shows People in Blackface and KKK Outfit; Virginia Governor Apologizes for "Racist and Offensive" Costume; Pressure on Ralph Northam to Resign as Allies Pull Support; Super Bowl Weekend: Atlanta Mayor Discusses Preparations for Football's Biggest Game; Russia to Produce New Medium-Range Nuclear Missile; Cold War Reheating?; Trump White House: Trump, Pelosi remain at Odds Over Wall Funding; Cyberwar Special Report: Inside the Pentagon's Fight Against "Deepfake" Videos; Virtual Reality Game Gives Fans Lessons in Decision Making. Aired 8-9a ET
• President on Virginia Governor to Resign Over Racist Yearbook Photo; Russia to Produce New Medium-Range Nuclear Missile; Trump Call Convinces Foxconn to Build Flat Screen in Wisconsin; Punxsutawney Phil Predicts An Early Spring; British Newspaper Apologizes, Agrees To Pay Damages Over "False Statements" Made About Melania Trump; 2019 Super Bowl Ads: Celebrities, Dogs And Messages Of Unity. Aired 7-8a ET
• Virginia Governor Apologizes For "Racist And Offensive" Costume; Russia To Produce New Medium-Range Nuclear Missile; Trump Attacks Nancy Pelosi In New Interview; Super Bowl LIII Kicks Off in Atlanta Sunday; Department of Homeland Security Charged 40, Rescued 4 So Far This Week on Sex Trafficking Issues; Supreme Court Blocks Louisiana Abortion Law from Taking Effect Monday; Hawaiian Airlines Returns to LAX 3 Times Before Being Canceled; Officers Work Tirelessly to Find a Missing 3-Year-Old Boy in North Carolina. Aired 6-7a ET


January 26, 2019
• Historic Shutdown Ends; Trump: "This Was in No Way a Concession"; Russia Investigation: Grand Jury Indicts Trump Confidant Roger Stone; Shutdown Ends But Border Battle Still Looms; Federal Workers Speak on Government Shutdown; Indicted Trump Associate Roger Stone Faces Arraignment Tuesday; Roger Stone: "I Will Not Testify Against the President."; Federal Workers Speak Out on Government Shutdown; Who is Roger Stone?; Missing Boy Found: 3-Year-Old Recovering After Days Alone in the Woods; 9 People Dead, 345 Missing as Dam in Brazil Collapse. Aired 8-9a ET
• President Ends Shutdown Without Money For Border Wall; Interview with Rep. Gregory Meeks (D-NY), Discussed The End Of Government Shutdown And Border Wall Funding; Federal Workers Speak OLT On Government Shutdown; Maduro And Guaido's Presidential Power Struggle Escalates; Grand Jury Indictment Shows Roger Stone Was In Close Contact With Trump Campaign About WikiLeaks; "Three Identical Strangers" Premieres On CNN Sunday At 9:00 p.m. ET; Name Game For 2020 Dem Presidential Candidates. Aired 7-8a ET
• Government Reopens but for How Long? Roger Stone Charged; Chef Lewis Provides Meals Amid the Shutdown; Venezuela - Troubled State May have U.S. Military Intervention; Artic Air Back in the Forecast for the Midwest Along with Snow. Aired 6-7a ET


January 19, 2019
• New York Times: Democrats Are Now Putting on the Table an Additional More Than $1 Billion in Border Related Funding; Republican Senator Lindsey Graham Warns President Trump That His Plans to Withdraw All U.S. Troops From Syria is Not a Good Idea; Women's March, Inc., Overshadowed by Controversy, Including Accusations of Anti- Semitism; It's Now Day 29 of This Partial Government Shutdown; Almost 2,000 Flights Already Canceled This Weekend as a Massive Storm is Slamming The Midwest and the East Coast; Chef Jose Andres Opens a Pop- Up Kitchen to Feed Federal Workers Affected by the Shutdown; Former Chicago Police Officer Will Spend Almost Seven Years in Prison for the 2014 Shooting Death of a Black Teenager; The Largest Great White Shark on the Planet Spotted Out of the Coast Of Hawaii. Aired 8-9a ET
• President Trump to Honor Four Americans Killed in Syria; Trump Touts "Major" Announcement on Border And Shutdown At 3:00 P.M.; More Than 100 Million People Are Under Winter Weather Alerts; Women Lead The Way in Nationwide March for Social Justice; Interview with Rep. Madeleine Dean (D-PA); Federal Workers Turn To Food Banks During Shutdown; Trump Campaign Selling Fake Bricks To Send To Pelosi, Schumer; Vanity Fair: Hunter Biden Says Business Dealings, Divorce Shouldn't Affect Whether Former Vice President Runs For President. Aired 7-8a ET
• Government Shutdown Continues; Shocking "BuzzFeed" Report Could be False; Gas Pipeline Explosion Kills 21 in Mexico; A Second North Korean Summit Scheduled for Next Month; Winter Storm Impacts Northeast; Government Shutdown Impacting Federal Employees; Trump Travels to Dover Air Force Base to Honor Fallen Americans; Chinese Internment Camps Explored; Jason Van Dyke Sentenced; Third Women's March Scheduled for This Weekend; "American Style" will Air on CNN Sunday at 9:00 p.m. Eastern; Largest Great White Shark Spotted. Aired 6-7a ET


January 12, 2019
• FBI Investigation To Determine if Trump's Actions are a Threat to National Security; Rep. Steven King's Comments Merit Censure?; Russian Collusion Probe Continues; Jayme Closs Found; Government Shutdown Forcing Federal Workers to Seek Employment Elsewhere; "American Style" to premire at 9:00 Eastern on Saturday Evening; Phoenix Woman in Coma Gives Birth; Rapper R. Kelly Investigated. Aired 8-9a ET
• FBI Investigated Why Trump's Actions Seemed to Benefit Russia; Teenager Found Alive After Being Missing for Months; Air Traffic Controllers Union Files Lawsuit Over Shutdown Pay; GOP Lawmaker Slammed After White Nationalist Comments; Winter Storm Packing Snow, Sleet Stretches 1,400 Miles. Aired 7-8a ET
• Gas Leak Blamed for Paris Bakery Explosion; Russian Collusion Probe Continues; Jayme Closs Found; Government Shutdown Forcing Federal Workers to Seek Employment Elsewhere; GoFundMe to Return Money; Tulsi Gabbard to Announce her Candidacy for President; New York City's Mayor Bloomberg and Elizabeth Warren Clash; Notorious RGB Has No Plans to Step Down; A CNN Original Film About Ruth Ginsburg will Premier Tonight at 8:00 Eastern on CNN; "American Style" to Premiere at 9:00 Eastern on Saturday Evening; Weather May Play a Factor in NFL Playoff Game. Aired 6-7a ET


January 05, 2019
• Government Shutdown Continues; Trump: I'm Very Proud of What I'm Doing; Trump: I Could Call a National Emergency and Build Wall Quickly; Sources: President Prefers the Word "Strike" to Describe Shutdown; 3 Dead, Several Others Injured After Bowling Alley Shooting; Looking For Compromise on Capitol Hill; Hundreds of TSA Employees Calling Out Sick at Major Airports; Search Intensifies for Suspect in Killing of Jazmine Barnes; Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee Asks For Federal Task Force in Barnes Case; Sheriff: "We Won't Rest Until We Find Justice For Jazmine"; Rally for Jazmine Barnes Being Held in Texas at Noon CT; Shutdown Stretches Into Another Week, No Deal in Sight; Paul Whelan Was Discharged From Marines For Bad Conduct; U.S. Source to CNN: Whelan Had No Apparent Ties to Intel Operations; Democrats Have 2020 Decisions to Make in the Coming Months; Sen. Elizabeth Warren Makes Campaign Debut in Iowa; Dow Surges Over 700 points, Pushed Higher by Strong Jobs Report; U.S. Economy Added 312,000 Jobs in December. Aired 8-9a ET
• Trump Warns He'd Let Shutdown Continue "Months or Even Years"; Vice President Pence to Host Meeting with Congressional Staff This Morning; Mueller Grand Jury Extended for Up to Six Months; Rep. Rashida Tlaib Defends Her Explicit Language; Elizabeth Warren Tests Political Waters In Iowa; Ellen DeGeneres Urges Kevin Hart To Host Awards Show. Aired 7-8a ET
• Government Shutdown Continues; Lawmakers Gather at the White House to Discuss Resolutions to the Shutdown Deadlock; California Shooting Leaves Three Dead and Others Wounded; Airport Workers Calling in Sick; National Parks are Showing Signs of Wear; Robert Mueller's Investigation Extended; 116th Congress - the Most Diverse Ever; Elizabeth Warren Forms Presidential Exploratory Committee; Seven-Year- Old Houston Girl Dead After Attack; Flu is on the Increase; "Love Gilda" Airs on CNN at 9:00 p.m. Aired 6-7a ET


December 29, 2018
• Government Shutdown Continues; Trump Stays in Washington While Lawmakers Go Home for the Holidays; Federal Employees Worry About Finances Due to the Shutdown; Jermaine Massey Asked to Leave Hotel, Claims Racially Based; EPA Changes Policy on Coal; "Love, Gilda" to Air on CNN; Michelle Obama Tops Most Admired Women Poll. Aired 8-9a ET
• Federal Employees Prepare For Drawn-Out Shutdown; A Quarter Of Federal Workers Likely Will Behind New Year Out Of Work Or Without Pay; Trump Threatens To Close Southern Border If Wall Not Funded; Several Arrested In Death Of California Cop; 7546 False Or Misleading Trump Claims In 700 Days; 2018 Sets Record For Quiet Tornado Season; 8 In 2018: Top Stories In Sports. Aired 7-8a ET
• Government Shutdown Continues; Trump Stays in Washington While Lawmakers Go Home for the Holidays; Jermaine Massey Asked to Leave Hotel, Claims Racially Based; California Police Officer Killed by Illegal Resident Causes Questions for Sanctuary City Laws; Kevin Spacey Sexual Assault Charges Surface; Alabama and Clemson are Favored to Win Today's Bowl Games; Trump Offends Witches. Aired 6-7a ET


December 22, 2018
• Partial Government Shutdown over Border Wall Battle; 420K Federal Employees Expected to Work without Pay; Supreme Court Upholds Block on Trump's Asylum Policy; Trump Vented At Whitaker After Explosive Cohen Revelations; The stock Market Just Had its Worst Week in a Decade; Trump's Border Wall Standoff Plunges Government in Partial Shutdown; Justice Ginsburg has Cancerous Nodules Removed; Major Storm Hits Holiday Travelers; This is a Season to be Money Conscious; Have Yourself a Merry Gift-Free Christmas; Trump: "I Know Tech Better Than Anyone". Aired 8-9a ET
• Stocks Have Ugliest December Since The Great Depression; Trump's Border Wall Standoff Plunges Govt. Into Partial Shutdown; Trump Said He Would Own Shutdown, Now Blames Democrats; LeBron Says NFL Owners Have "Slave Mentality". Aired 7-8a ET
• Trump's Border Wall Standoff Plunges Government into Partial Shutdown; U.S. Defense Secretary James Mattis Resigns; GOP Senator Lindsey Graham Warns Against Reducing Forces in Afghanistan as He Visits U.S. Troops; U.S. Military Ordered to Plan Major Withdrawal from Afghanistan; Massive Storm Threatens Holiday Travel in the U.S.; Church Puts Fence Around Nativity Scene to Send Message to Trump. Aired 6-7a ET


December 15, 2018
• Federal Judge Strikes Down Obamacare; Mick Mulveny to Become Acting Chief of Staff; North Carolina Congressional Candidate Mark Harris Campaign With Fraud Allegations; Popadopoulos Will Run for Congress; Arming Teachers Still a Debate; Seven Year Old Girl Dies After U.S. Border Patrol Take Custody. Aired 8-9a ET
• Obamacare Enrollment Continues Despite Court Ruling; Future Of Health Coverage New In Doubt For Millions Of Americans; Trump Names Budget Director Mulvaney As Acting Chief Of Staff; Parkland Shooting Panel Recommends Arming Teachers; What Does A Partial Shutdown Look Like. Aired 7-8a ET
• Federal Judge Strikes Down Obamacare; Mick Mulveny to Become Acting Chief of Staff; Michael Cohen Likely to Spend His Sentence at Otisville Prison; Johnson & Johnson Baby Talc Powder Contains Cancer- Causing Toxic Asbestos; Westbrook Involved in Shoving Match; "Love, Gilda" to Air on CNN. Aired 6-7a ET


December 08, 2018
• Trump Implicated in Two Crimes on the Eve of 2016 Election; Mueller Says Manafort Lied About Five Key Issues; Police Fire Tear Gas at Paris Protesters; Stocks Plunge on Mixed U.S.-China Trade Tensions; Army-Navy: Football Legend and Serviceman. Aired 8-9a ET
• White House: "Nothing Of Value In Mueller Revelations"; Trump Implicated In Two Crimes On Eve Of 2016 Election; Ex-FBI Chief Squares Off Against House GOP Lawmakers; Mueller: Former Trump Campaign Chairman Lied About Five Key Issues; Police Fire Tear Gas At Paris Protesters; Powerful Winter Storm To Bring Heavy Snow Ice To Southern States; New Technology Helps Law Enforcement Solve Crimes. Aired 7-8a ET
• Michael Cohen Investigation Determines Guilt on Two Finance Crimes; Speculation of Trump's Involvement Continues; Fields Faces Life Sentence for Charlottesville Rally Death; Paris Protests Result in Arrests, Injuries, and Even Death; Army-Navy Rivalry Football Today; SpaceX Scheduled Docking Delayed. Aired 6-7p ET


December 01, 2018
• President George H.W. Bush dies at Age 94; George W. Bush: My Dad Taught Me Not to Fear Failure; Trump to Meet Schumer and Pelosi Tuesday; Sources: Cohen Thought Trump Would Offer Pardon For Loyalty. Aired 8-8:30a ET
• President George H.W. Bush Has Died At Age 94; Sources: Cohen Thought Trump Would Offer Pardon For Loyalty; Trump To Meet With Schumer And Pelosi Tuesday. Aired 7-8a ET
• President George H.W. Bush Has Died At Age 94; Sources: Cohen Thought Trump Would Offer Him Pardon For Loyalty; Trump: President George H.W. Bush Was A "Truly Wonderful Man"; President Trump Pays Tribute to Late George H.W. Bush; A CNN Hero Florence Phillips Helps Immigrants Integrate into American Society. Aired 6-7a ET
• Former U.S. President George H.W. Bush Dead at 94; Cohen Believed Trump Would Pardon Him. Aired 5-6a ET


November 24, 2018
• U.S. Government Report on Climate Change Contains Dire Warnings; Al Gore: Trump Admin Trying to Bury Dire Climate Report; Trump Refutes Man-Made Climate Change; Paris Protests Over Rising Fuel Costs Turn Violent; Roger Stone Associate in Plea Talks with Robert Mueller Team; Nation's Doctors Take on the NRA; Missionary John Chau's Last Letter Before Isolated Tribe Killed Him; Blast Rocks Minnesota Neighborhood. Aired 8-9a ET
• Climate Change Will Shrink Economy And Kill Thousands; Critics Suspicious About Climate Report Release Date; Trump Gets Tastes Of New Political Order As Dems Vow Investigation; Roger Stone Associate In Plea Talks With Mueller Team; Comey And Lynch Subpoenaed To Privately Testify Before Congress; Wife Texted About Crumbling Marriage Before Her Murder; Protests Over Rising Fuel Costs Turn Violent In Paris; Missionary's Last Letter Before Isolated Tribe Killed Him. Aired 7-8a ET
• Democrats Soon to Have the Numbers in the House of Representatives; Jerry Corsi Will Testify; Trump Urges Bipartisan Decisions in the Final Hours of Republican Control; Issues of Climate Change are Examined; Speculation of Trump Investigation and His Ties to Saudi Arabia is Expected; House Explosion Due to Expected Natural Gas Leak; Paradise California Paper Reminds Residents Not All is Lost; Paradise Newspaper Hopes to Be History Book for Fires; American Missionary John Chau's Last Letter Showed He Feared for His Life; Black Friday Looks Tame as Shoppers Head Online; Camp Fire Evacuees Look to Replace What was Lost on Black Friday; Phil Mickelson Beat Tiger Woods to Win $9 Million; Former Athlete Who Suffered Injury Now Turns Pain into Purpose; Devastated Mexico Beach Finds Reasons to Be Thankful; A Ferry Carrying 53 People Crashes in San Francisco. Aired 6-7a ET


November 17, 2018
• Trump Says Would Help Nancy Pelosi Get Votes; Trump: I Don't Think a Govt Shutdown Would be Necessary; Trump Departs for Fire- Ravaged California; Trump: I'll be Briefed by CIA on Khashoggi Murder Today; Trump: Will Submit Questions to Mueller Next Week; Trump Heads to California as 1000+ Remain Missing; CIA Concludes Saudi Prince Ordered Khashoggi's Killing; Trump Criticized for Deploying 5900 Troops to Border; Pelosi's Future as House Speaker Uncertain; House Republicans to Subpoena James Comey, Loretta Lynch; Multi-Million Dollar Norwegian Ship Collides with Oil Tanker. Aired 8-9a ET
• President Trump To Visit Fire-Ravaged California Today; Wildfire Victims Set Up Makeshift Campground; Pence Vows To Hold Khashoggi Murder Perpetrators Accountable; CIA Concludes Saudi Prince Ordered Khashoggi's Killing; House Republicans To Subpoena James Comey, Loretta Lynch; Stacey Abrams Recognizes Brian Kemp As GA's Next Governor. Aired 7-8a ET
• More Than A Thousand Missing In California; President Trump Visits Fire-Ravaged California Today; Official: CIA Says Saudi Prince Orders Khashoggi's Killing; Trump: I Wrote Answers To Mueller's Questions; House Republicans to Subpoena James Comey and Loretta Lynch; NYT Reports Trump Asked Aides and Advisors if VP Pence is Loyal; Seven Students File Lawsuit Against Dartmouth Professors Accused of Rape, Sexual Assault; Rick Scott Leads in Florida Senate Race as Deadline Looms for Manual Recount; Stacey Abrams Recognizes Brian Kemp as Georgia's Next Governor; George Conway Calls Trump's Administration "a Dumpster Fire". Aired 6-7a ET


November 10, 2018
• Firefighters Battle Most Destructive Fire in California History; Decision on Florida Recount Expected in a Few Hours; Decision on Georgia Governor's Race Expected Next Week; Turkey Has Given Recordings Related to Khashoggi's Death to International Leaders; WSJ: Trump Had Central Role in Hush Money Payments to Porn Star and Playboy Model; House Democrats Target Trump's Tax Returns; Trump Tries to Downplay Whitaker Ties Amid Backlash; Michelle Obama Opens up About Motherhood, Marriage in her Memoir Becoming. Aired 8-9a ET
• WSJ: Trump Had Central Role In Money Payments To Porn Star And Playboy Model; Trump Visits France Amid Political Turmoil At Home; Decision On Florida Recount Expected In A Few Hours; Massive Wildfires Rage Across California; Trump Tries To Downplay Whitaker Ties Amid Backlash; Families Of Shooting Victims Call For Tougher Gun Control; Fighting IBS With Mental Health Therapy. Aired 7-8a ET
• Trump On Macron: "We Have Much In Common"; Trump Spars With French President As AF1 Touches Down; Trump Visits France Amid Political Turmoil At Home; World Leaders Commemorate 100 Years Since End Of WWI; First Lady Melania Trump Meets With French First Lady; Massive Wildfires Rage Across California; Flames Threaten Thousands, Force Evacuations; Mass Shooting Victims Call for More Gun Control Reforms; WSJ: Trump had Central Role in Hush Money Payments to Porn Star and Playboy Model; Trump Tries to Downplay Whitaker Ties Amid Backlash; Army Veteran Helps Homeless Vets in the U.S. Aired 6-7a ET


November 03, 2018
• Trump Touts "Best Economy in History of our Country"; Obama Accuses Trump of Constant Fear Mongering; Obama and Trump Square Off in Midterm Election; Military Leaders Slam Trump for Politicizing Migrant Issue; Two Dead in Yoga Studio Shooting; Alec Baldwin Charged with Assault in New York; Two Killed, Four Wounded, Gunman Also Found Dead; Florida Gov Candidate Suspends Campaign After Shooting; Republicans Vow to Protect Those With Pre-Existing Conditions; Texas Republican at Odds with Trump Facing Uphill Battle; Rabbi Myers Goes Back to Synagogue One Week After Shooting; Rabbi Myers: I'm Not Scared, I'm Angry. Aired 8-9a ET
• Barack Obama and Donald Trump Square Off in Midterm Election Endgame; Michael Cohen Claims President Donald Trump Said "Black People too Stupid to Vote for Me"; Twitter Deletes 10,000 plus Automated Accounts Discouraging Voting; Alec Baldwin Charged with Assault in New York; 27 Million Early Votes Cast in 2018 Midterms; Congregations To Hold Joint Service On First Shabbat Since Attack; Tight Georgia Governor's Race Attracts Obama, Oprah, Trump. Aired 7-8a ET
• Midterm Elections on Tuesday - Republicans Selling Hope or Fear?; Georgia's Gubernatorial Race Heats Up with Big Name Supporters Coming Forward; Shooting in Pittsburgh Synagogue Leaves 11 Dead; Trump Statements Analyzed for Truth. Aired 6-7a ET


October 27, 2018
• Cesar Sayoc, Former Employer: Suspect "Had a Lot of Crazy Political Views"; Khashoggi's Fiancee Receives White House Invite; Record-Breaking World Series Game; Israel: Iran Behind Overnight Rocket Barrage; Dodgers Win Longest Game in World Series History. Aired 8-9a ET
• Trump Calls For Unity Then Stokes Division With Attack On Media; 4-Day Manhunt Over, Search For More Mail Bombs Continues; Fingerprint And Cell Phone Data Ensnared Suspect; Twitter Criticized For Inaction After Bomb Suspect Threats; NBC Cancels Kelly's Show After Anchor's Blackface Comments; Murdered Student Told Police She Was Being Blackmailed. Aired 7-8a ET
• Mail Bomber is Apprehended; Trump Rallies Continue with Midterm Elections Drawing Near; Obama Speech Aimed at Trump's Message; Can Civility in Politics Make a Comeback? Dodgers Take Game Three in a Record-Setting 18 Inning Game. Aired 6-7a ET


October 20, 2018
• Saudi Says Journalist Strangled to Death Inside Consulate; Migrants Clash With Mexican Police on Guatemalan Border; Russian Woman Charged With Attempted Midterm Interference; Deputy Intel Director Fired; Trump Says Saudi Arabia is Great Ally But Death is Unacceptable; Police Uses Tear Gas, Smoke to Push Back Migrants; Thousands of Migrants Packed on Guatemala-Mexico Bridge; Trump Says Migrants are Hardened Criminals; USC Offers $215 Million to Settle Gynaecologist Sex Abuse Case; Sanders Rallies for Liz Watson Ahead of Heated Indiana Race; Sanders Announces 9-State Tour Days Before Midterms; Sen Donnelly Criticizes Radical Left in New Ad for Dems; Small Plane Makes Emergency Landing on Freeway. Aired 8-9a ET
• Migrants Clash With Mexican Police On Guatemalan Border; Caravan Of Migrants Form To Find Safety In Numbers; Jackpot Scars To Record $1.6 Billion; Saudi Source Journalist Strangled To Death Inside Consulate; Thousands Of Migrants Packed On Guatemala-Mexico Bridge. Aired 7-8a ET
• Jamal Khashoggi Killed at Consulate in Istanbul, Investigation Begins; Large Migration Making Way to United States; Russian Troll Operation Discovered to Influence Midterm Elections; Megamillion Jackpot Likely to Reach Two Billion. Aired 6-7a ET


October 13, 2018
• Khashoggi May Have Recorded His Own Murder; Melania Trump on Immigration and Family Separations; Nearly 900,000 Customers Still Without Power and Death Toll From Hurricane Michael Rises to 17. Aired 8-9a ET
• Mexico Beach, Florida, Ground Zero for Disaster; Nearly 900,000 Customers Still Without Power; Khashoggi's Watch May Have Recorded His Death; Melania On Immigration "I Believe In My Husband Policies"; Report: Khashoggi's Watch May Have Recorded His Death; Woman Explains What Life Was Like In Abusive Marriage. Aired 7-8a ET
• Hurricane Michael Devastates Sections of Florida; Jamal Khashoggi Allegedly Records Torture and Death on Apple Watch; Tom Llamas with ABC Interviews Melania Trump; Anthony Bourdain's "Parts Unknown" Scheduled to Run a New Show. Aired 6-7a ET


October 06, 2018
• Supreme Court Nominee Brett Kavanaugh on Path to Confirmation; Senator Jeff Merkley Read Letters from Sexual Assault Survivors on the Senate Floor; Donald Trump Announces Canada Joining New Multilateral Trade Deal and Unemployment Down at 49-Year Low; First Lady Melania Trump on Last Leg of Her African Tour; President of Interpol, Meng Hongwei, Missing; Mozzeria, A San Francisco Restaurant, Deaf Owned and Operated Pizzeria. Aired 8-9a ET
• Senate Expected To Confirm Kavanaugh Today; Trump To Cap Momentous Week With Rally; Kavanaugh Confirmation All But Certain As Collins, Flake, And Manchin Pledge "Yes" Votes; Grassley: Lack Of Women On Judiciary Is Because It's A Lot Of Work. Aired 7-8a ET
• Senate Holds All-Night Session Ahead of Kavanaugh Vote; Chicago Police Officer Convicted of Second-Degree Murder of Laquan McDonald; Interpol Ask China for Information on Agency's Missing President; Christine Blasey Ford's Attorneys Say She has No Regrets on Coming Forward; Final Episode of Anthony Bourdain's Parts Unknown Airs Tomorrow Night at 9 P.M. Eastern; A Chinese Refugee in the U.S. Helps Homeless People in the U.S. Aired 6-7a ET


September 29, 2018
• Trump Orders FBI Kavanaugh Probe; Senator Jeff Flake Casts Doubt on Kavanaugh Confirmation; Rosenstein Agrees to Meet With House GOP Leaders; Judge Allows Democrats to Sue Over Trump Business Ties; 384 Dead After Earthquake Tsunami Devastates Indonesia; U.S. Pull Staff From Iraq Consulate Citing Iran Threat; Facebook Hack Exposes Nearly 50 Million Users' Info. Aired 8-9a ET
• Trump Orders FBI Kavanaugh Probe, Senate Vote Delayed; FBI Probe "Limited To Current Credible Allegations"; Women Flood Capitol Hill to Protest Kavanaugh Nomination. U.S. Military's Most Expensive Fighter Jet Crashes; 384 Dead After Earthquake Tsunami Devastates Indonesia; Sexual Assault Hotline Calls Jump 200 Percent Since Ford's Testimony. Aired 7-8a ET
• FBI to Investigate Ford and Kavanaugh's Stories; Democrats to Sue Trump for Running Business; Indonesia Slammed with Earthquake and Tsunami; Tiger Woods Opening Day Loss in the Ryder Cup Series; Facebook Hacked - Jeopardizes Information for Over 50 Million; Ted Turner Diagnosed with Lewy Body Dementia. Aired 6-7a ET


September 22, 2018
• Sources: Deputy AG Rosenstein Discussed 25th Amendment and Secretly Recording Trump After Comey Firing in 2017; Trump Asked Advisers if he Should Fire Rosenstein; Democrats Want to Hear From Kavanaugh Accuser Before Vote; Carolinas Face Rising Rivers; Kavanaugh Accuser Ford Now Has Until 2:30 PM ET to Decide Whether She Will Publicly Testify; Trump Questions Credibility of Kavanaugh Accuser; Commerce Secretary Says Nobody Will Notice Higher Prices and Consumers Won't Notice Trade War Sting; The Dow Hits Record Highs Despite Trade War; Tornado Rips Through Ottawa Area. Aired 8-9a ET
• Trump Asked Advisers If He Should Fire Rosenstein; Grassley Gives Kavanaugh Accuser an Extension; Carolinas Face Rising Rivers, More Floods; Cruz, Cruz, O'Rourke Spar In Texas Debate; The U.S. Has A Warning For Iran. Aired 7-8a ET
• Sources: Deputy Ag Rosenstein Discussed 25th Amendment And Secretly Recording Trump After Comey Firing In 2017; Wapo: Trump Asked Advisors If He Should Fire Rosenstein; Trump Vows To Rid DoJ, FBI Of "Lingering Stench"; Trump On Kavanaugh Nomination: "It's Going to Happen"; Rosenstein, DOJ's Last Hope to Protect Russia Probe; Texas Host Number 17 TCU in Austin; Urban Meyer Returns After Suspension; Number 10 Penn State Put Away Illinois After a Close First Half; Tiger Woods Tied for Lead for the First Time on PGA Tour Since 2015; NBA Stars Team Up for Hurricane Florence Relief; Tornado Rips Through Canada's Capital; Parts Unknown Premieres on Cnn Tomorrow at 9 p.m. Eastern; Coding Classes Help Tackle Nigeria's Gender Gap in Tech. Aired 6-7a ET


September 15, 2018
• Tropical Strom Florence causing Catastrophic Flooding. 950,000 customers without power across the Carolinas; Manafort pleads guilty to one count of conspiracy and one count of witness tampering; As part of plea deal, Paul Manafort will cooperate with the Special Counsel's Russia probe; Woman accuses Kavanaugh of assault in letter to Senator; Trump questions Puerto Rico Death Toll; Protestors rally and demand justice for Botham Jean; 6500 soldiers and airmen on duty to help with Florence recovery. Aired 8-9a ET
• Tropical Storm Florence Causing Catastrophic Flooding; Manafort Pleads Guilty, Will Cooperate In Russia Probe; Woman Accuses Kavanaugh Of Assault In Letter To Senator; Hundreds Rescue From Flooding In New Bern, NC; Trump: 'No Way' Revised Puerto Death Toll Is Accurate; Officer Helps Others As His Own Home Burns After Gas Explosions. Aired 7-8a ET
• Tropical Storm Florence Hits Carolinas with Heavy Rain and Strong Winds; At Least Five Killed as Storm Slams into the Carolinas; Twenty Thousand Evacuees in Shelters as Florence Moves Through; Protesters Rally, Demand Justice for Death of Botham Jean; Firefighters Pray for Mother and Baby Killed By Downed Tree; Tropical Storm Florence Causing Catastrophic Flooding; 950,000 Customers Without Power Across The Carolinas; Trump Tweets Praise For FEMA Without Mentioning FEMA Chief; WSJ: President Trump Slams Manafort Plea Deal; Manafort Pleads Guilty, Will Cooperate In Russia Probe; Woman Accuses Kavanaugh Of Assault In Letter To Senator. Aired 6-7a ET
• Tropical Storm Florence Causing Catastrophic Flooding; Former Trump Campaign Chairman, Paul Manafort Make A Plea Deal Just Days Before His Next Trial Date; A Decade's Old Assault Accusation Against Supreme Court Nominee Brett Kavanaugh Has Threatened To Impact His Confirmation Vote; Demonstrations That Were On The Streets Of Dallas Yesterday Protesting The Police Shooting Death Of A Black Man In His Own Home; Dozens Of Homes In Massachusetts Engulfed In Flames After A Natural Gas Leak Explosion. Aired: 5-6a ET


September 08, 2018
• Source: Trump Obsessed with Identifying Op-Ed Author; Cohen Wants His $130,000 Back From Stormy Daniels; Ex-Trump Campaign Aide Sentenced to 14 Days In Prison; Obama Takes on GOP and Trump Ahead Of Midterms; State Department: Kim Jong-Un Pens Private Letter to Trump. Aired 8-9a ET
• Trump "Obsessed" With Identifying Op-ed Author; DOJ Probe Would Be "Blatant" Abuse Of Government Power; Cohen Wants His $130,000 Back From Stormy Daniels; Obama Unleashes On Trump And GOP Ahead Of Midterms; Ex-Trump Campaign Aide Sentenced To 14 Days In Prison; Kavanaugh Vote Expected By End Of September; Exec Departures CEO Smoking Weed Sends Tesla Stock Lower; Voter I.D. Laws Can Make It Difficult For Some To Vote. Aired 7-8a ET
• President Calls for Investigation to Reveal Anonymous Op-ed Writer; Polygraph Tests May be Used at White House; Barack Obama Breaks his Silence; Police Seek Warrant for Officer After Fatal Shooting; New Video of Deadly Cincinnati Shooting Released; Elizabeth Warren Calls for Use of 25TH Amendment to Remove Trump; Trump Considering Taking Money from U.S. Military to Fund Border Wall; Four Hundred and Sixteen Migrant Children Remain in Care of U.S. Federal Government; Tiger Calls Nike's Kaepernick Ad "Beautiful". Aired 6-7a ET


September 01, 2018
• Family, Friends To Celebrate McCain's Life Today; Ex-Trump Campaign Adviser Contradicts Sessions Testimony; Trump: Bloomberg Violated Off-The-Record Statement; McCain Procession To Stop At Vietnam Vets Memorial; Former Presidents Obama, G. W. Bush To Eulogize McCain. Aired 7-8a ET
• Family, Friends To Celebrate Mccain's Life Today; John Mccain's Legacy Of Reaching Across The Aisle; Former Presidents Obama, G.W. Bush To Eulogize Mccain; Biden: Decency And Respect Were Important To Mccain; Celebrating The Life Of The "Queen Of Soul"; Ex-Trump Campaign Adviser Contradicts Sessions' Testimony; Giuliani Prepping Report To Rebut Mueller Findings; Nation Finally Says Goodbye to John McCain; Former Presidents Obama, George W. Bush to Eulogize McCain; Warren Beatty, VP Joe Biden Chosen Among McCain's Pallbearers; Stars, Dignitaries and Fans Honor the Queen of Soul; Entrepreneur Turns Old Boats into Luxury Floating Homes. Aired 6-7a ET


August 25, 2018
• President Trump Faces Betrayal by AMI; John Mccain's Decision to Stop His Cancer Treatment; Pope Francis Addressed the Latest Sexual Abuse Allegations on Catholic Church, Survivors of Sexual Abuse Speak Up; Bad Week for Trump Presidency, Mueller Investigation; Tropical Storm Lane Causes Heavy Rains; U.S. China Trade War Intensifies. Aired 8-9a ET
• Ex-Doorman Free From Contract Preventing Him To Speak About Trump's Alleged Affair With Housekeeper; Longtime Trump Money Chief Granted Immunity To Testify; Trump Blames Mollie Tibbetts' Death On Immigration Laws; Massive Floods Unleashed On Hawaii By Tropical Storm; John McCain To Discontinue Treatment For Brain Cancer. Soon, Pope Addresses Crowd At Dublin Castle; Texas School Fights Against Gun Violence. Aired 7-8a ET
• Ex-Doorman Free From Contract Preventing Him To Speak About Trump's Alleged Affair With Housekeeper; Trump Organization CFO Granted Immunity In Cohen Investigation; Lane Weakens To Tropical Storm, But Still Poses Threat; Some Residents Lose Homes After Brush Fires Hit Maui; Pope Francis In Ireland, First Papal Visit In Nearly 40 Years; Catholic Church Sex Abuse Victims to Meet with Pope as He Visits Ireland; John McCain to Discontinue Treatment for Brain Cancer; Trump Axes Pompeo's North Korea Trip Over Denuclearization; Urban Meyer Issues Apology to Ex-Wife of Former Coach; Julius Thomas Quits NFL to Pursue PHD in Psychology; Cam Newton Survives a Devastating Neck-Break After Landing Awkwardly; French Open Bans Serena Williams 'Superhero' Cat Suit. Aired 6-7a ET


August 18, 2018
• President to Revoke More Security Clearances; Deaths of a Mother and Her Two Daughters; Opioid Crisis. Aired 8-9a ET
• 60 Ex-CIA Members Condemn Trump's Clearance Decision; Trump Looks At Stripping Moore Security Clearances Soon; Mueller Wants Papadopoulos To Spend 6 Months In Jail; Maryland Board Takes Over Jordan McNair Investigation; Maryland Board Takes Over Jordan McNair Investigation; "Russian Nesting Doll" Satellite Worries Military Analysts; First Lady's "Be Best" Initiative Troubled By Trump's Behavior. Aired 7-8a ET
• Trump Likely To Strip DOJ Official's Clearance Soon; Gop Fundraiser Elliott Broidy Investigated For Influence Peddling; Husband In Custody For His Family's Death, But Not Charged; Manafort Jury Returns Monday, Trump Calls Trial "Sad"; Pregnant Women Addicted to Opioids Quadruples; Jeff Sessions Directed to Sue Opioid Manufacturers; Former UN Secretary General Kofi Annan Dead at 80; Families Gather in Italy for State Funeral for Victims; Aretha Franklin's Funeral Set for August 31 in Detroit; One Hundred and Sixty Eight People Killed in Historic India Flooding; Heart Patient Sends Rapper Drake a Message. Aired 6-7a ET


August 11, 2018
• Stolen Airplane Leads to Deadly Crash; Violence In Charlottesville Examined; The Existence of Racism and the Responsibilities of the White House; Paul Manafort's Wealth Acquisition Questioned; Immigration Questions Surface about Trump's Plan to end Chain Migration with Melania Trump's Parents Migrating to America. Aired 8-9a ET
• Airline Employee Steals, Crashes Empty Passenger Plane; Fighter Jets Pursued, Then Escorted Stolen Plane Before Crash; Multiple Events Planned One Year After Charlottesville; Trump Team Sees Mueller Investigation Wrapping Soon; Mueller Subpoenas Roger Stone Associate; Rural Pennsylvania Town Racially Divided. Aired 7-8a ET
• Stolen Airplane Leads to Deadly Crash; Violence In Charlottesville Examined; Prosecutors Detail Manafort's Luxury Baseball Spending; Trump's Shadow Looms Over Manafort Trial; NFL Preseason Ushers in New Round of Protests; Trump Tells NFL Players to Find Another Way to Protest; Tiger Woods Goes 3-Under Before Play Suspended By Rain. Aired 6-7a ET


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