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August 22, 2020
• Key Model Predicts 310,000 Deaths In U.S. By December; Democrats Vote This Morning On Bill To Prevent Interference With Election Mail; Trump Campaign And RNC Accuse Dems Of Conspiracy Theory About Post Office; Former Green Beret Allegedly Gave National Defense Secrets To Russia; CA Firefighters Struggle To Contain 500-Plus Wildfires; CDC Director: COVID-19 Deaths Could Drop Soon In Parts Of The U.S.; Millions At Risk Of Eviction As Stimulus Talks Hit Dead-End. Aired 6-7a ET


August 15, 2020
• Postal Service Warns Mail-In Ballots May Arrive Too Late To Be Counted; Trump Refuses To Answer Question About QAnon While Backing Candidate Who Promotes Its Baseless Theories; Expert Say Human Challenge Trials Unethical And Treat People Like Laboratory Animals. Aired 8-9a ET
• Postal Service Warns Mail-In Ballots May Arrive Too Late To Be Counted; Native American Schools Forced To Reopen Despite COVID-19 Risk; On The Trail With Sen. Kamala Harris; Growing Struggle To Access Benefits As Eviction Crisis Looms; Ice Cream Song With Racist Past Gets RZA Remix. Aired 7-8a ET
• U.S. Postal Service Warns States of Potential Mail-in Ballot Delays; Trump Refuses to Answer Question About QAnon While Backing Candidate who Promotes its Baseless Theories; U.S. Recorded 64,201 new COVID-19 Cases, 1,336 Related Deaths on Friday; Kamala Harris' Former Howard Classmate Reacts to Joe Biden's VP Pick; Expert Says Human Challenge Trials "Unethical" and Treat People "Like Laboratory Animals"; Expert Says Human Challenge Trials "Unethical" And Treat People "Like Laboratory Animals"; Study: Extreme Workouts Could Make You More Susceptible to COVID-19; Millions of Americans Remain Unemployed Amid COVID-19 Crisis. Aired 6-7a ET


August 08, 2020
• Stimulus Talks Break Down As Negotiators Walk Away Without A Deal; Trump Again Pushes False Claim That Pandemic Is "Disappearing" And Cases Are Up Because Of "Testing"; NYC Schools Cleared For In- Person Classes This Fall; Famed Biker Rally Expects 250K People, Masks Not Required; Children Hospitalized For COVID Need ICU Care At Same Rate As Adults; St. Louis Cardinals Postpone Another Series After Players Test Positive For COVID-19. Aired 8-9a ET
• Forty Million At Risk Of Eviction Without A Stimulus Bill; Grocery Bills Ballooning As Pandemic Disrupts Food Supply Chain; Unemployment Rate Falls To 10.2 Percent; U.S. Intel Warns Of Threats From China, Russia, And Iran; Georgia Teachers Protest Plan To Return Students To In-Person Learning; UNICEF Coordinating With Partners To Help Front Line Workers. Aired 7-8 ET
• Famed Biker Rally Expects 250K People, Masks not Required; As Stimulus Talks Collapse, White House Plans Executive Orders on Payroll Tax, Unemployment Insurance and Student Loans; Grocery Bills Ballooning as Pandemic Disrupts Food Supply Chain; NYC Schools Cleared for In-Person Classes This Fall; U.N. Releases Additional $6 Million to Assist Beirut After Blast; South Africa Delays Classes While Kenya Cancels School Year; CDC Reports At Least 570 Children Treated for Rare Inflammatory Illness Linked to COVID-19; NBA Players Stand Up Against Racism. Aired 6-7a ET


August 01, 2020
• CDC Projects Around 20,000 More Deaths In Three Weeks; U.S. Reported 67,023 New Cases, 1,259 Deaths On Friday; CDC: Hundreds Infected At Georgia Camp In Just Days; Trump Says He Will Ban Video App TikTok From Operating In The U.S.; Hurricane Warnings Posted For Bahamas And Florida; Mixed Emotions On Going Back To School; Fauci: Cautiously Optimistic A Vaccine Will Be Ready By End Of 2020; $600 Unemployment Benefits Expire Amid Congress Stalemate; WH Officials, Democratic Leaders Meet To Discuss Relief Bill. Aired 8-9a ET
• CDC Projects Around 20,000 More Deaths In Three Weeks; Hurricane Warnings Posted For Bahamas And Florida; Trump Says He Will Ban Video App TikTok From Operating In The U.S.; Summer Camp Outbreak Underscores Challenge Of Keeping Kids Safe At School; Fauci: "Cautiously Optimistic" A Vaccine Will Be Ready By End Of 2020; The $600 Unemployment Benefits Expire Amid Congress Stalemate. Aired 7-8a ET
• CDC Projects Around 20,000 More Deaths in Three Weeks; Hurricane Heads Toward Florida as State Sets Record for COVID Deaths for Fourth Straight Day; Summer Camp Outbreak Underscores Challenge of Keeping Kids Safe at School; Trump Says he Will ban Video app TikTok From Operating in the U.S.; Hurricane Warnings Posted for Bahamas and Florida; MLB Season in Doubt After More Players and Staff Test Positive for COVID; President Trump Suggests Delaying Election Because of Mail-in Voting. Aired 6-7a ET


July 25, 2020
• Record Number Of New Cases Reported To WHO In 24 Hours; CDC: Early Reports Suggest Kids Less Likely Than Adults To Spread Virus, Generally Have A Less Serious Illness; Virginia School To Be Renamed After Representative John Lewis; Colorado Restaurant Group Sues Governor Over "Last Call" Order; CNN: Miscalculation By Police Led To Breonna Taylor's Death. Aired 8-9a ET
• CDC Pushes For Schools To Reopen In New Guidance; Hospitalizations Hitting Levels Not Seen Since April Peak; White House Denies That Trump Reversed Course On Virus; First Phase 3 Vaccine Trial In U.S. Expected To Begin Next Week; North Carolina City Confronts Racism With Reparations For Its Black Residents; Fighting COVID-19 Taking A Toll On Health Care Workers; Tropical Storm Hanna To Make Landfall As Hurricane In Texas. Aired 7-8a ET
• Five Highest Days Of New Coronavirus Cases All In Last Two Weeks; White House Denies That Trump Reversed Course On Virus; CDC Pushes For Schools To Reopen In New Guidance; Funeral Services To Be Held In Troy And Selma, Alabama For Late Congressman John Lewis; Coronavirus Deaths In Washington State Increase By 50 Percent-Plus; Brazil Reports 56,000 New COVID-19 Cases Overnight. Aired 6-7a ET


July 18, 2020
• Civil Rights Legend Rep. John Lewis (D-GA) Dies At 80; Civil Rights Icon Rev. C.T. Vivian Dies At 95; "Dean" Of Civil Rights Movement Joseph Lowery Died At 98 In March; Remembering The Life Of Civil Rights Legend Rep. John Lewis; Fauci Encourages State And Local Leaders To "Be As Forceful" As Possible With Mask Orders; Debate Rages Over Reopening Schools As U.S. Cases Surge. Aired 8-9a ET
• Civil Rights Legend Rep. John Lewis Dies At 80; New Forecast Projects More Than 157,000 COVID-19 Deaths By August 8; Mary Trump: My Book Is Not About A "Vendetta Or Revenge"; Why Face Masks Are Crucial In Fight Against Coronavirus; Masked, Camouflaged Federal Authorities Arrest Portland Protesters. Aired 7-8a ET
• New Forecast Projects More Than 157,000 Deaths By August 8; Texas Orders Extra Body Bags And Refrigerated Trucks As Death Count Rises; Rep. John Lewis Dies At Age 80. Aired 6-7a ET


July 11, 2020
• GA Governor And Atlanta Mayor At Odds Over Coronavirus Guidelines; U.S. Sees Record Day Of New COVID-19 Cases; Trump Continues To Ignore Pandemic During Trip To Florida Hotspot; Trump Says U.S. Conducted Cyberattack Against Russia In 2018; Trump Ignores Data, Says 'We're Getting Back On Track, ' Pushing Schools To Reopen; President Trump Commutes Roger Stone's Sentence; FL Gov Wants To Reopen Schools. Aired 8-9a ET
• Trump Continues To Ignore Pandemic During Trip To Florida Hotspot; U.S. Sees Record Day Of New COVID-19 Cases; Trump Commutes Sentence Of Roger Stone; Texas Seeing Record Number Of Hospitalizations; New Review From Doctors About COVID-19 Reveal Devastating Way Virus Attacks Body; COVID Hits Black And Latino Communities At Staggering Rates; Tucker Carlson's Top Writer Resigns After Secretly Posting Racist And Sexist Remarks In Online Forum. Aired 7-8a ET
• U.S. Sees Record Day Of New COVID-19 Cases; Disney World Set To Reopen As COVID Cases Explode In Florida; Despite Surge In Cases, Trump Says "U.S. Getting Back On Track;" President Trump Commutes Roger Stone's Sentence After He Was Convicted Of Seven Felonies; Back- To-School Plans In Flux As Cases And Hospitalizations Surge; Health Workers In The U.K. Protest Of Facing Twin Pandemics Of Racism And COVID-19. Aired 6-7a ET


July 04, 2020
• Health Experts Urge Caution As Nation Celebrates July 4th Weekend; 50,000-Plus New COVID-19 Cases In U.S. For Third Straight Day; Florida Leads Nation In Average Number Of Daily New COVID-19 Cases; Trump Jr.'s Girlfriend Kimberly Guilfoyle Tests Positive For Virus; 1.4 Million Americans File For Unemployment Benefits Last Week; WAPO: New Data Reveals That Poor Americans Were Deprived Of $500 Stimulus Payment For Their Kids. Aired 8-9a ET
• There Are 50,000-Plus New COVID-19 Cases In U.S. For Third Straight Day; President Stokes Culture Wars In Speech At Mount Rushmore; Experts Urge Caution During Holiday Weekend As COVID-19 Cases Rise; Airlines Anticipate A Fraction Of Usual July 4th Travelers This Year; Protests Erupt Outside Aurora, Colorado Police Precinct; Polls Paint Troubling Picture For Trump. Aired 7-8a ET
• Health Experts Urge Caution As Nation Celebrates July 4th Weekend As COVID-19 Cases Continue To Rise; Trump Jr.'s Girlfriend, Kimberly Guilfoyle, Tests Positive For Coronavirus; July 4th Travel Surges Despite Skyrocketing Infection Rate; COVID-19 Surge In Texas Strains Hospitals Across The State; Trump Delivers Independence Day Speech From Mount Rushmore. Aired 6-7a ET


June 27, 2020
• U.S. Averaging More Cases Per Day Than Any Point During The Pandemic; Pence Says The U.S. Is Opening Safely And Responsibly Even As Cases Surge In Many States; Florida Reports Nearly 9,000 New Cases, A New Single-Day High; Fauci: Avoid Crowds, Wear Masks; E.U. "Unlikely" To Allow U.S. Travelers As Cases Spike; Measures To Protect Trump From Coronavirus Scale Up; States Report Rising Hospitalizations, ICU Rates; Trump Signs Executive Order To Protect Monuments. Aired 8-9a ET
• Pence Says The U.S. Is Opening "Safely And Responsibly" Even As Cases Surge In Many States; E.U. "Unlikely" To Allow U.S. Travelers In As Cases Spike; Florida Reports Nearly 9,000 New Cases, A New Single- Day High; Polls: Trump Losing To Biden In Key 2020 Battlegrounds; Saharan Dust Cloud Blankets Parts Of The U.S. Aired 7-8a ET
• U.S. Averaging More Cases Per Day Than Any Point During The Pandemic As White House Task Force Claims The Curve Has Been Flattened; E.U. "Unlikely" To Allow U.S. Travelers In As Cases Spike; Trump Friend And Adviser Roger Stone To Report To Prison July 14; U.K. Coronavirus Vaccine Team Delivers First Dose To A Human Volunteer; A Judge Rules Migrant Children In Family Detention Centers Must Be Released Due To Coronavirus; House Passes Police Reform Bill. Aired 6- 7a ET


June 20, 2020
• U.S. Attorney Refuses To Step Down After Barr Tries To Push Him Out; CDC Forecast Projects 135,461 U.S. Deaths By July 11; Eight States See Highest Weekly Averages Of New Cases Per Day; Trump Moves Forward With Tulsa Rally Despite Health Concerns; Florida Reports Record Single Day Increase Of Nearly 4,000 New Cases; White House Press Secretary Won't Wear Mask At Rally: "It's A Personal Choice"; Death Of Rayshard Brooks: Officer Charged In Death Spends Weekend In Jail. Aired 8-9a ET
• CDC Forecast Projects 135,461 U.S. Deaths By July 11; U.S. Attorney Refuses To Step Down After A.G. Barr Tries To Push Him Out; Trump Moves Forward With Tulsa Rally Despite Health Concerns; Main Contenders Emerge As Biden Searches For V.P. Pick; Georgia Rep. Wants Investigation Into Officers' Charges; Prosecutors Will Not Seek Death Penalty For Ex-Atlanta Officer. Aired 7-8a ET
• President Trump Moves Forward With Tulsa Rally Despite Health Concerns; Tulsa Grapples With Racist History Ahead Of Trump Rally; U.S. Attorney Refuses To Step Down After Barr Tries To Push Him Out; CDC Forecast Projects 135,461 U.S. Deaths By July 11; Local Leaders Mull Mask Mandates Amid COVID-19 Spikes; Florida Reports Record Single-Day Increase Of Nearly 4,000 New COVID-19 Cases. Aired 6-7a ET


June 13, 2020
• Trump To Deliver Commencement Address At West Point; Trump Reschedules Tulsa Rally 'Out Of Respect' for Juneteenth; Trump Rally Attendees Must Agree Not To Sue If They Get Virus; Eighteenth Night Of Pretests In U.S. Over George Floyd's Death; Minneapolis Police Rarely Disciplined After Complaints; Derek Chauvin Eligible For Police Pension Despite Murder Charge; Louisville Mayor Signs 'Breonna's Law' Banning No-Knock Warrants. Aired 8-9a ET
• Trump To Deliver Commencement Address At West Point; Trump Reschedules Tulsa Rally "Out Of Respect" For Juneteenth; Study Suggests COVID-19 Mutation Could Make Virus More Infectious; Eight People Shot Outside San Antonio Bars; Eighteenth Night Of Protests In U.S. Over George Floyd's Death; Reconsidering The Role Police In Society. Aired 7-8a ET
• Trump Reschedules Tulsa Rally 'Out Of Respect' For Juneteenth; Trump To Deliver Commencement Address At West Point; Rate Of New Coronavirus Cases Trending Up In 19 States; CDC Predicts 130,000 Coronavirus Deaths By July 4; Eighteenth Night Of Protests In U.S. Over George Floyd's Death; Starbucks To Now Allow Workers To Wear Black Lives Matter Apparel At Work; College Athletes Take On Social Justice At Their Schools. Aired 6-7a ET


June 06, 2020
• Calls For Justice As New Police Incidents Emerge; Protests Over Police Brutality Spread Worldwide; NFL Commissioner Admits League Was Wrong For Not Listening To Players; Trump Attacks D.C. Mayor After She Requests Troops Leave City; Former Trump Aides Accuse Him Of Dividing America; George Floyd's Death Places Focus On Police Policies; Global Protests Increase Fears Of Coronavirus Spread; U.S. Reports Increased COVID-19 In 21 States. Aired 5-6a ET
• Today: Memorial Services For George Floyd In North Carolina; Police Tactics Face Scrutiny As Demonstrator Demand Justice; Minneapolis Votes To Ban Chokehold, Vows "Systemic Change"; Trump Touts Jobs Report As Protests, Unrest Sweep The Country; White House Builds Wall Of Fencing As Peaceful Protests Continue In DC; CNN Projects Joe Biden Secures Democratic Nomination For President; House Democrats Introduce National Police Reform Bill; Twenty-Two States Report Increase In New Cases As Reopening Accelerates. Aired 8-9a ET
• White House Beefs Up Security As Peaceful Protests Continue In D.C.; Trump Touts Jobs Report As Protests, Unrest Sweeps The Country; NFL Commissioner Says He Was Wrong About Player Protests; Tiger Woods Issues Statement On George Floyd's Death And Protests; Brazil Overtakes Italy As Country With Third Highest Death Toll; Disproportionate Number Of Black Men Incarcerated In U.S.; Traveling Pianist Shares Message Of Hope Through Music. Aired 7-8a ET
• Police Tactics Face Scrutiny As Demonstrators Demand Justice During Protests Over The Killing Of George Floyd; Small Towns And Cities Across U.S. Take To Streets To Protest; Trump Touts Jobs Report As Protests, Unrest Sweep The Country; NFL Commissioner Says He Was "Wrong" About Player Protests; U.S. Police Under Fire For Excessive Force And Accountability; Law Enforcement Seizes Masks Designed To Protect Protesters. Aired 6-7a ET


May 30, 2020
• Outrage Spills Across America In Fourth Night Of Protests; U.S. Gripped By Disease, Unemployment, Outrage At Police; Officer Charged In George Floyd's Death Used Fatal Force Before, Had History Of Complaints; Protesters Clash With Secret Service Outside White House; Two Federal Protective Service Officers Shot, One Dead; Former NBA Player Joins Outcry In Wake Of Floyd's Death; Person Who Attended Memorial Day Party Tests Positive. Aired 8-9a ET
• Outrage Spills Across America In Fourth Night Of Protest; Protestors Clash With Secret Service Outside White House; Mayors Urge People To Stay Home As Demonstrations Turn Violent; Person Who Attend Memorial Day Party Tests Positive; Biden Calls On Americans To Confront Racial Injustice. Aired 7-8a ET
• Protests Continue For Fourth Night Across The Country Over Death Of George Floyd; White House Temporarily On Lockdown Due To Protests; Protesters Turn Out Across The U.S. In Wake Of Killings Of African-Americans By Police; Person Who Attended Lake Of Ozarks Memorial Day Party Tests Positive For COVID-19; U.S. Supreme Court Rejects Church's Challenge To Restrictions. Aired 6-7a ET
• Outrage Spills across America; U.S. Leads the World in Coronavirus Deaths. Aired 5-6a ET


May 23, 2020
• Holiday Weekend Raises Concerns Of Coronavirus Spike; Trump Deems Houses Of Worship "Essential" Amid Pandemic; Gatorland In Orlando Set To Reopen Today; CDC Publishes New Pandemic Guidance For Religious Worship; Hertz Files For Bankruptcy After "Dramatic" Drop In Demand; Russia Has Second-Highest Global Number Of Confirmed Cases; British PM Faces Pushback On Quarantine Regulations. Aired 8-9a ET
• Holiday Weekend Raises Concerns Of Coronavirus Spike; All 50 States Will Partially Reopen Or Have Eased Restrictions By Tomorrow; Trump Deems Houses Of Worship "Essential" Amid Pandemic; Staying Safe Before And During Your Flight; CDC Publishes New Pandemic Guidance For Religious Worship; Washington Debates New Round Of Coronavirus Stimulus Payments. Aired 7-8a ET
• All 50 States Partially Reopening Or Easing Restrictions By Tomorrow; President Trump Deems Houses Of Worship Essential Amid Pandemic; Holiday Weekend Raises Concerns Of Coronavirus Spike; CDC Publishes New Pandemic Guidance For Religious Worship; USS Roosevelt Back At Sea Following Virus Outbreak; FBI Director Chris Wray Orders Internal Review Of Flynn's Case; Denmark Turns Churches Into Schools. Aired 6-7a ET


May 16, 2020
• Trump Announces Ambitious Plan To Develop Vaccine By End Of Year; CDC Director Forecasts 100,000 U.S. Coronavirus Deaths By June 1; NY Stay-At-Home Order Extended Until May 28; CDC Releases Scaled- Back Guidance As States Reopen; Growing Pain For U.S. Workers As COVID-19 Hammers The Economy; Justice Caravan Travels Through Georgia To Honor Ahmaud Arbery; Data Shows New Cases In GA Trending Downward In Recent Days. Aired 8-9a ET
• CDC Director Forecasts 100,000 U.S. Coronavirus Deaths By June; House Approves $3 Trillion Coronavirus Relief Bill; At Least 48 States Partially Reopening Or Easing Restrictions By Monday; Florida Resort Implementing New "Safe Stay Guidelines" For Guests; Contact Tracing Effort Ramps Up Nationwide As Businesses Reopen; Trump Announces Ambitious Plan To Develop Vaccine By End Of Year. Aired 7-8a ET
• Donald Trump Announces Ambitious Plan To Develop Vaccine By End Of Year; NY Stay-At-Home Order Extended Until May 28; COVID-19 Continues To Hammer The Economy As House Democrats Attempt To Pass Another Relief Bill; Three Million Americans Filed For Unemployment Benefits Last Week; Trump Moves To Fire State Department Inspector General Steve Linick; Doctors On High Alert For COVID-19-Related Syndrome In Children. Aired 6-7a ET


May 09, 2020
• U.S. Cases Surpass 1.2 Million, More Than 77,000 Deaths; At Least 47 States Will Be Partially Reopened By Tomorrow; Obama Delivers Harshest Criticism Yet Of Trump Administration; A.G. Barr Defends Dropping Flynn Case: "I'm Doing The Law's Bidding"; Two Children Die After Showing Inflammatory Syndrome Symptoms Potentially Linked Virus; VP Pence's Press Secretary Tests Positive For COVID-19. Aired 8-9a ET
• Five-Year-Old Dies From COVID-19-Related Complications; At Least 47 States Will Be Partially Reopened By Tomorrow; Los Angeles Opens Trails, Parks, And Golf Courses; V.P. Pence Press Secretary Tests Positive For COVID-19; Roy Horn Of Magic Duo "Siegfried And Roy" Dies Of COVID-19; U.S. Hits Worst Unemployment Rate Since Great Depression; Emotional, Mental Toll On Health Care Workers Amid COVID- 19. Aired 7-8a ET
• Barack Obama Calls White House Response To COVID-19 "An Absolute Chaotic Disaster;" Two Children Die After Showing Inflammatory Syndrome Symptoms Potentially Linked To COVID-19; At Least 47 States Will Be Partially Reopened By May 10th; Vice President Pence's Press Secretary Tests Positive For COVID-19; Former Vaccine Official Says U.S. Wasted Time On COVID-19 Response; America's Unemployement Rate At Its Highest Since Great Depression; Researchers Study Effects Of Vitamin D On Coronavirus Symptoms. Aired 6-7a ET


May 02, 2020
• FDA Approves Use Of Remdesivir As COVID-19 Treatment; More Than Half Of U.S. States To Partially Reopen; Large Crowds Protest Beach Closures Ordered By California Gov; WHO: 102 Potential COVID-19 Vaccines In The Works Worldwide; White House Blocks Fauci From Testifying In The House Next Week; Biden Denies Sexual Assault Claim: It "Never Happened". Aired 8-9a ET
• Large Crowds Protest Beach Closures Ordered By California Governor; FDA Approves Use Of Remdesivir As COVID-19 Treatment; Dozens Of States Will Be Partially Reopened By May 10; Residents In Big Cities Consider Move To Less-Dense Suburbs; Biden Again Denies Sexually Assaulting Former Staff Assistant; Fauci To Appear Before Senate Commitee May 12 But White House Blocks Him From House Panel Testimony. Aired 7-8a ET
• FDA Approves Use Of Remdesivir As COVID-19 Treatment; Dozens Of States Will Be Partially Reopened By May 10; White House Blocks Dr. Anthony Fauci From Testifying At House Hearing On Coronavirus; President Trump Says He Has Seen Evidence Linking Virus To Wuhan Lab; Black-Owned Businesses Face Health, Economic Risk Amid COVID-19; CDC: Eighty Percent of Hospitalized COVID-19 Patients In Georgia Are Black; U.S. Federal Reserve Commits To Use "Full Range Of Tools" To Help Economy. Aired 6-7a ET


April 25, 2020
• Some States Begin To Reopen Despite Health Risk Warnings; CDC, Lysol-Maker Warn Not To Ingest Disinfectant To Treat Virus; Sources: Effort Among Aides, Allies To Get Trump To Stop Doing Daily Briefings; Second U.S. Navy Warship Hit By COVID-19 Outbreak; U.S. Navy Recommends Reinstating Fired Captain; Trump Signs $484 Billion Coronavirus Relief Package; Gov. Cuomo: COVID-19 Impact Is An "Economic Tsunami". Aired 8-9a ET
• Georgia Reopens Salons, Gyms, Bowling Alleys And Tattoo Parlors As The State Death Toll Rises; Some States Being To Reopen Despite Health Risk Warnings; Business Confront Legal Issues Reopening Amid COVID-19; Trump Refuses To Take Questions At Briefing Day After Discussing Disinfectant Injections To Fight Coronavirus; Air Pollution Drops In Major Cities As Millions Stay Home. Aired 7-8a ET
• Georgia Reopening Despite Prediction That Daily Deaths Peak Is Still Five Days Away; Some States Begin To Reopen Despite Health Risk Warnings; Trump Refuses To Take Questions At Briefing A Day After Discussing Disinfectant Injections To Fight Coronavirus; FDA Issues Warning Against Private Use Of Hydroxychloroquine; Chief Of Naval Operations Recommends Brett Crozier Get His Command Back. Aired 6-7a ET


April 18, 2020
• U.S. Tops 706,000 Cases As States Weigh Reopening; Trump Urges Followers To "Liberate" Three Democratic-Led States; Illinois Reports Greatest Number Of New Cases In 24-Hour Period; Ninety-Nine-Year-Old British War Vet Raises $25 Million For U.K. Hospitals; Meat Processing Plants Close Down As Workers Get Sick; Agricultural Workers, Communities Struggling As Demand Plummets. Aired 8-9a ET
• U.S. Tops 706,000 Cases As States Weigh Reopening; Some U.S. States Plan To Partially Reopen In The Coming Weeks; Pence Claims Enough Tests For "Phase One" Reopening; Trump Lays Blame For Economy On Democrats; Florida Animal Shelter Celebrates Empty House; Another 5.2 Million Americans File For Unemployment Benefits; Hospitals In U.K. Facing Critical Shortage of PPEs. Aired 7-8a ET
• Some U.S. States Plan To Partially Reopen In The Coming Weeks; Mike Pence Claims Enough Tests For "Phase One" Reopening; Donald Trump Urges Followers To "Liberate" Three Democratic-led States; U.S. Tops 706,000 Cases As States Weigh Reopening; Small Businesses Begin To Scramble As Government Small Business Loan Program Runs Out Of Funds; Ten Coronavirus-Unit Nurses Suspended In California For Refusing To Work Without N95 Masks; Officials In Wuhan, China Revise City's Death Toll Up By 50 Percent. Aired 6-7a ET


April 11, 2020
• Trump: Reopening Country Will Be "Biggest Decision" He Will Ever Make; U.S. Has Largest Single-Day Jump In Coronavirus Deaths; New York Has More COVID-19 Cases Than Any Country In The World; Dr. Fauci: Too Early To Ease Social Distancing Restrictions; Arkansas Does Not Have A Statewide Stay-At-Home Order In Place; Jim, Jeannie Gaffigan Raising Funds To Feed NY Health Care Workers; IRS Says Stimulus Payments Will Begin Next Week; Airlines Accused Of Refusing To Give Refunds For Cancelled Flights; Coronavirus Pandemic Taking Disproportionate Toll On People Of Color; Families, Religious Groups Adapt To COVID-19 During Holiday. Aired 8-9a ET
• New York Has More COVID-19 Cases Than Any Country In The World; U.S. Has Largest Single-Day Jump In Coronavirus Deaths; U.S. Landmarks Turn Blue In Support Of Healthcare Workers; Moscow Launches Digital App To Track Residents In Lockdown; Fauci: Antibody Test Could Be Available In "A Week Or So"; Dire Economic Headlines Amid Push To "Reopen" Country; Family, Religious Groups Adapt To COVID-19 during Holiday. Aired 7-8a ET
• U.S. Has Largest Single-Day Jump In Coronavirus Deaths; New York Has More COVID-19 Cases Than Any Country In The World; Models Show Ending Social Distancing Too Soon Could Lead To July Rebound; Food Banks Struggling As Demand Explodes; U.S. Health Officials Shift Focus To Antibody Testing; U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson In Good Spirits After Release From ICU; U.K. Government Urges People To Stay Home During Holiday Weekend; Italy Close To Approved Antibody Test For COVID-19 Patients; Newborn Babies In Bangkok Given Face Masks To Protect Them from COVID-19. Aired 6-7a ET


April 04, 2020
• U.S. Coronavirus Deaths Surpass 7,100; Trump Announces New Face Mask Recommendations; NYC Mayor: NY Doesn't Have Enough Ventilators For Next Week; Trump Names Acting Intel Community Inspector General; Medical Staffers Risk Getting Disease To Treat Those Fighting It; NYC Seeking Health Care Workers To Assist Hospitals In Need; Wisconsin Gov. Asks State Lawmakers To Delay Primary Election; Biden, Sanders Struggle To Stay Relevant Amid COVID-19; Workers In Gig Economy Fear Financial Help May Come Too Late. Aired 8-9a ET
• President Undermines CDC Advice To Wear Masks In Public; U.S. Records Deadliest Day Since Outbreak Began; White House Resists Nationwide Stay-At-Home Order; Trump Fires Official Who Flagged Ukraine Whistleblower; Hospitals To Be Reimbursed For Treating Uninsured COVID-19 Patients; Airlines Ordered To Refund Customers For Canceled Flights; Drop In Airline Flights Could Impact Weather Forecasting. Aired 7-8a ET
• U.S. Records Deadliest Day Since Outbreak Began; Trump Undermines CDC Advice To Wear Masks In Public; NYC Mayor Announces That NY Doesn't Have Enough Ventilators For Next Week; Nearly 96 Percent Of People In The U.S. Told To Stay At Home; Thousands Of Volunteer Doctors Respond To Italy's Crisis; Trump Fires Official Who Flagged Ukraine Whistleblower; President Trump Announces New Face Mask Recommendations; Under Armour Creates "No-Sew" Face Mask. Aired 6-7a ET


March 28, 2020
• President Donald Trump Uses Defense Protection Act To Require General Motors To Make Ventilators; First Responders Under Strain Due To Lack Of Protective Equipment; More Than 400 Deaths Reported In U.S. On Friday; The Science Of Coping With Anxiety, Loneliness Amid Crisis; Will Warmer Weather Help To Slow The Spread Of COVID-19. Aired 8-9a ET
• Virus Kills More Than 400 Americans On Friday; FDA Authorizes 15-Minute Coronavirus Test; Trump Signs Historic $2 Trillion Stimulus Package; Biden Recommends National Lockdown As COVID-19 Crisis Grows; Asians Report Being Target Of Hate, Racist Rhetoric; Americans Cheer On First Responders From Windows, Balconies. Aired 7-8a ET
• Hospitals Straining As U.S. Tops Coronavirus Cases Globally; Rhode Island Among Four States Reporting No COVID-19 Deaths; Joe Biden Recommends National Lockdown As COVID-19 Crisis Grows; First Responders Under Strain Due To Lack Of Protective Gear; Italy Reports Highest Daily Jump In Virus Deaths; One-Hundred-And-Two-Year-Old Italian Woman Recovers After 20-Plus Days In Hospital; President Trump Signs Historic $2 Trillion Stimulus Package. Aired 6-7a ET


March 21, 2020
• "The Washington Post:" U.S. Intel Warned Of Possible Pandemic As Donald Trump Publicly Downplayed The Treat; Restaurant Closures Leave Millions Without Jobs; Americans Living Abroad Trying To Find A Way Home; Families Forced To Get Creative To Find Stress Relievers; Miami-Dade County Orders Hotels To Shut Establishes Curfew. Aired 8-9a ET
• Seventy-Five Million Americans Told To Stay Home; Health Workers Warn Of Potential Shortages Of Lifesaving Supplies; U.S. Intel Warned Of Possible Pandemic As Trump Publicly Downplayed The Threat; Fashion Designer, Christian Siriano Making Medical Masks; 18,700-Plus Coronavirus Cases In The U.S., 258 Deaths; U.K. Orders Pubs And Restaurants To Close; Advice For Families, Business Who Are Being Laid Off; Maintaining Social Connections In The Era Of Social Distancing. Aired 7-8a ET
• Seventy-Five Million Americans Told To Stay Home Amid Coronavirus Pandemic; President Trump Under Pressure To Use Defense Production Act; U.S. Intel Warned Of Possible Pandemic As Trump Publicly Downplayed The Threat In January And February; Staffer In Mike Pence's Office Tests Positive For Coronavirus; Italian Military Enforces Lockdown As Hundreds Die In 24 Hours, Bringing The Death Toll In Italy To Over 4,000; Medical Workers Plead For Equipment And Support; NYC Food Banks Scramble Amid COVID-19 Stay-At-Home Order; China Goes Three Days With No New Local Infections. Aired 6-7a ET


March 14, 2020
• President Donald Trump Most Likely Will Get Tested For Coronavirus; More Than 2,200 Cases Of Coronavirus In U.S., 49 Deaths; President Trump Declares Emergency As Crisis Spreads; Donald Trump, Former Vice President Biden, Senator Bernie Sanders Shift Campaign Strategy Amid Outbreak; Charity Donates Food After Virus Fears Postpones Gala. Aired 8-9a ET
• President Trump Declares Emergency As Crisis Spreads; U.S. Travel Ban On 26 European Countries Now In Force; House Passes Coronavirus Relief Bill; Scientists Scramble To Find Coronavirus Vaccine; Biden, Sanders To Debate With No Live Audience Amid Outbreak; Finding Balance When Working From Home; Viewers Share How Outbreak Is Affecting Everyday Life. Aired 7-8a ET
• House Passes Coronavirus Relief Bill; President Trump Not Getting Tested For Coronavirus After Coming In Contact With At Least Two People With The Virus; More Than 2,200 Cases Of Coronavirus Now In The U.S. With The Death Toll Reaching 49; U.S. Travel Ban On 26 European Countries Now In Effect; Nursing Home Visits Restricted Under National Emergency; Streets Empty And Hospitals Overwhelmed In Italy Amid Outbreak; Italy Reports The Largest And Deadliest Outbreak Outside Of China; President Trump Declares Emergency as Coronavirus Crisis Spreads. Aired 6-7a ET


March 07, 2020
• Experts Warn Outbreak Could Strain U.S. Health System; Joe Biden & Senator Bernie Sanders Campaign In Midwest Ahead Of Super Tuesday II; More Than 100,000 Infections Now Reported Worldwide; Hillary Clinton Weighs In On Race, Falls Short Of Biden Endorsement; Secret Service Preparing To Protect Presidential Candidates. Aired 8- 9a ET
• CDC Advises Older Americans To Stay Home; More Than 100,000 Coronavirus Cases Now Reported Worldwide; Biden Sanders Campaign In Midwest Ahead Of Super Tuesday II; Pro And College Sports Bracing For Coronavirus; How Biden's And Sanders' Health Care Plans Affect You; Outdated 911 System Put Lives In Danger. Aired 7-8a ET
• At Least 21 Aboard Grand Princess Test Positive For Coronavirus; Vice President Pence Announces It Will Be Weeks Before Coronavirus Tests Will Be Broadly Available To The Public; President Trump Signs $8.3 Billion Coronavirus Spending Bill; Representative Mark Meadows Named White House Chief Of Staff; Joe Biden And Bernie Sanders Brace For One-On-One Battle For Democratic Nomination; London Police Seek Four Men After Racist Coronavirus Attack On East Asian Student; More Than 100,000 Now Infected With Coronavirus Worldwide; Murder Trial Underway For Real Estate Heir Robert Durst; R. Kelly's Prosecutors Delay Sex Abuse Trial In Chicago. Aired 6-7a ET


February 29, 2020
• U.S. Signs Historic Agreement With Taliban; Teen With No Travel History Tests Positive With coronavirus In Washington; Biden In South Carolina: I'm Optimistic About The Whole Process. Aired 8-9a ET
• U.S. Set To Sign Historic Agreement With Taliban; South Carolina Voters Speak Out Ahead Of S.C. Primary; Coronavirus Confirmed In Three More West Coast Communities; Four Cases Now Of Possible "Community Spread" In The U.S.; More Than 100 Americans Under Quarantine. Aired 7-8a ET
• Coronavirus Spreading As 65 Cases Now Confirmed In U.S.; Dr. Sanjay Gupta Answers Coronavirus Questions; Voters Head To The Polls For The South Carolina Democratic Primary; Trump Suggests Supporters Vote In SC Democratic Primary For Weakest Candidate; Donald Trump To Nominate Representative John Ratcliffe As Intel Chief Again; Turkish Refugees Clash With Greek Border Guards; U.S. Set To Sign Historic Agreement With Taliban; New Evidence Clears Lori Loughlin And Husband In College Admissions Scandal. Aired 6-7a ET


February 22, 2020
• U.S. Intelligence Community: Russia Trying To Help Both President Donald Trump And Senator Bernie Sanders; Nevada Caucus Volunteers Being Asked To Sign NDAs; Roger Stone Trial Tests Donald Trump/William Barr Relationship; Polls: Senator Bernie Sanders Leads Democratic Field Ahead Of Nevada Caucuses; Soon: Nevada Caucuses As 2020 Democrats Look Ahead To South Carolina. Aired 8-9a ET
• Trump Tells Rally Russia Interference Is "Disinformation"; Acting Director Of American Spy Agencies Asks To See Intel Russia Interfering In 2020 Election In Bid To Help Trump; Bloomberg Offers To Release Three Women From NDA Agreements; Jurors Appear Deadlocked On Two Charges In Weinstein Trial; Roger Stone Asks Judge To Recuse Herself From Obstruction Case; CNN Gets Rare Look Inside Makeshift Wuhan, China Hospital. Aired 7-8a ET
• U.S. Intel: Russia Trying To Help Both Donald Trump And Bernie Sanders in 2020 Election; President Trump Wants John Bolton's Book Withheld Until After Election; Roger Stone Alleges Juror Misconduct In Request For New Trial; Growing Questions Over Potential Errors In Nevada Caucuses; Democratic Nevada Caucus-Goers To Choose A Presidential Preference Soon; Bloomberg Offers To Release Three Women From NDAs; Mother Of Two Missing Kids Behind Bars In Hawaii. Aired 6- 7a ET


February 15, 2020
• Zelensky: I'm Ready For My Next Call With President Trump, Please Stop Saying Ukraine Is Corrupt; Candidates Turn Focus To South Carolina & Western States; Nearly 32 Million Latinos Will Be Eligible To Vote In 2020 Race; Barr's Public Rebuke Of Trump Sparks Debate Over Motives; U.S. Preparing To Evacuate Americans From Cruise Ship In Japan; Uncertainty Over Virus Impact Weighs On Global Economy; Kobe Bryant Named Basketball Hall Of Fame Finalist; Kobe Honored At All- Star Weekend. Aired 8-9a ET
• Ukrainian President Speaks At Munich Security Conference; Barr's Public Rebuke Of Trump Sparks Debate Over Motives; Zelensky On Ukraine Corruption: We Want To Change This Image; How Millennials Will Impact The 2020 Race And Beyond. Aired 7-8a ET
• Ukrainian President Speaks At Munich Security Conference; Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky Speaks With CNN's Christiane Amanpour; Zelensky: I'm Ready For My Next Call With President Trump; Zelensky On White House Visit: The Ball Is In The Court Of The U.S. Aired 6-7a ET


February 08, 2020
• First U.S. Citizen To Die From Coronavirus Confirmed In China; Donald Trump Fires Two Senior Officials Who Testified Against Him; Democratic Candidates Make Final Push Ahead Of New Hampshire Primary; Ten Killed In Thailand Shooting, Gunman Still At Large; Academy Awards Criticized For Lack Of Diversity. Aired 8-9a ET
• Trump Fires Two Senior Officials Who Testified Against Him; Buttigieg Again On Lack Of Political Experience; First U.S. Citizen To Die From Coronavirus Confirmed In China; Candidates Make Final Push Ahead Of New Hampshire Primary; Defense Begins Calling Witnesses In Sexual Assault Trial; Ten Killed In Thailand Shooting, Gunman Still At Large; At Least 26 People Rescued From Flood Waters In Oregon. Aired 7-8a ET
• First U.S. Citizen To Die From Coronavirus Confirmed In China; Three Cruise Ships In Quarantine Amidst Coronavirus Outbreak; Gordon Sondland And Alexander Vindman Fired From Their Posts By Donald Trump After Testifying Against Him During Impeachment Trial; Candidates Make Final Push Ahead Of New Hampshire Primary; Rivals Target Buttigieg And Sanders After Their Strong Iowa Finish; NTSB: No Evidence Of Engine Failure In Kobe Bryant Crash; At Least 26 People Rescued From Flood Waters In Oregon; Blazers Lose Heartbreaker After Missed Call. Aired 6-7a ET


February 01, 2020
• Senate Poised To Acquit Trump After Vote For Witness Fails; Hours After Vote, OMB Says E-Mails About Trump's Thinking On Ukraine Exist; Candidates Make Final Push With Iowa Caucuses Two Days Away; Rep. Rashida Tlaib (D-MI) Boos Hillary Clinton At Sanders Campaign Event; What Are The Consequences Of Trump's Acquittal?; Coronavirus Declared Public Health Emergency In U.S.; Lakers Return With Emotional Tribute To Kobe Bryant; Super Bowl 54; Global Impact Of Trump's Impeachment Acquittal. Aired 8-9a ET
• Senate Posed To Acquit Trump After Vote For Witness Fails; NYT: Bolton Book Says Trump Directed Ukraine Pressure Campaign; Candidates Make Final Push With Iowa Caucuses Two Days Away; How Acquitting Trump Will Impact American Democracy; Tight Security In Miami For Super Bowl 54. Aired 7-8a ET
• Senate Set To Acquit President Trump After Vote For Witnesses Fails; Woman In Custody After Police-Involved Shooting At Mar-a-Lago; Iowa Voters Torn Ahead Of Democratic Primary; Biden Rolls Out New Ad Featuring Obama Praising Him; Trump, Bloomberg Buy Super Bowl Ads At $10 Million Each. Aired 6-7a ET
• Senate Set to Acquit Trump After Vote for Witnesses Fails; Coronavirus Cases Rise as U.S. Restricts Travel from China; LA Lakers Honor Kobe Bryant in Pre-Game Ceremony Friday Night. Aired 5-6a ET
• Senate Set to Acquit President Trump After Vote for Witnesses Fails; Senate Approves Monday Closing Arguments, Final Vote on Wednesday; Wuhan Coronavirus Cases Rise as U.S. Restricts Travel From China; Iowa Voters Torn Between Candidates Days Before Caucus; LA Lakers Honor Kobe Bryant in Pregame Ceremony Friday Night. Aired 4-5a ET


January 25, 2020
• Team Trump Makes Its Case; Recording of President Trump Demanding the Firing of Former Ambassador Marie Yovanovitch; Health Officials Investigating a Possible Case of Coronavirus in Colorado. Aired 4-5a ET
• Recording of President Trump Demanding the Firing of Former Ambassador Marie Yovanovitch; A Possible Third Case of the Deadly Coronavirus Being Investigated in the U.S.; The Impeachment Trial of Donald Trump Begins on a New Stage. Aired 5-6a ET
• Team Trump Makes Its Case; Recording of President Trump Demanding the Firing of Former Ambassador Marie Yovanovitch; Health Officials Investigating a Possible Case of Coronavirus in Colorado. Aired 4-5a ET
• Soon: Trump's Defense Team Delivering Opening Arguments; Attorney: Trump Caught on Tape Demanding Ambassador's Firing; Interview with Sen. Gary Peters (D-MI). Aired 8-9a ET
• Attorney: Trump Caught On Tape Demanding Ambassador Firing; Trump Attorney: Defense Team Will Focus On Biden, Burisma; Impeachment Sidelines 2020 Dems Ahead Of Iowa Caucuses; Sanders Fires Back At Clinton After She Said Nobody Likes Him; Sen. Chris Van Hollen (D-MD) Is Interviewed About Whether The Defense Team For Trump's Impeachment Trial Might Want To Hear From New Witnesses; Mike Pompeo Erupts At Reporter Over Ukraine. Aired 7-8a ET
• Recording of President Trump Demanding the Firing of Former Ambassador Marie Yovanovitch; A Possible Third Case of the Deadly Coronavirus Being Investigated in the U.S.; The Impeachment Trial of Donald Trump Begins on a New Stage. Aired 5-6a ET


January 18, 2020
• New Parnas Documents Suggests U.S. Ambassador Was Spied On; Team Trump Unveils Impeachment Defense Team; Rep. Nancy Pelosi: We Had No Choice, Trump Was "Disloyal To Oath Of Office"; Chief Justice Roberts To Play A Key Role In Impeachment Trial; Trump Recounts Details Of Soleimani Strike To GOP Donors; Pompeo Asked To Give Testimony On Iran, Iraq and Middle East Policy; Delta Booed At Town Hall After Jet Fuel Dump Over LA Schools; Dem Candidates Campaign In Iowa Ahead Of Caucuses; WAPO: Sanders-Warren Feud Sparks Fears Among Dem Party Leaders; Doc Accused Of Assaulting Andrew Yang's Wife Served No Jail Time; Four New Cases Of Deadly Coronavirus Strain Confirmed In China; Rep. Ayanna Pressley Reveals Hair Loss From Alopecia; Thousands Expected In Washington For 4th Women's March. Aired 8-9a ET
• Parnas Documents Suggest U.S. Ambassador Was Spied On; Team Trump Unveils Impeachment Defense Team; Democrats Have Until 5:00 P.M. To File Impeachment Trial Brief; Women's March Happening Today Across The U.S., World; Andrew Yang's Wife, Evelyn Shares Her Story Of Sexual Assault; Puerto Rico Struggles To Recover Amid Daily Tremors. Aired 7- 8a ET


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