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September 13, 2020
• At Least 33 Dead As Wildfires Rage On West Coast; Tropical Storm Sally Gaining Strength As It Approaches Gulf Coast; Trump To Visit California Monday Amid Historic Wildfires; AstraZeneca COVID-19 Vaccine Trials Set To Resume In U.K.; Des Moines Schools Defy Judge & Governor, Begin School Year With Remote Learning; Senators Demand Company Stop Sale Of Faulty AmazonBasics Products; NFL Season Opens With Focus On Social Justice, COVID And Crowds. Aired 7-8a ET
• Two Los Angeles County Deputies "Fighting For Their Lives" After Ambush; At Least 33 Dead As Wildfires Rage On West Coast; Tropical Storm Sally Gaining Strength As It Approaches Gulf Coast; Trump To Visit California Monday Amid Historic Wildfires; Trump Criticizes Nevada's Governor Over COVID-19 Restrictions And Mail-In Ballots; Bernie Sanders Pushes Biden Campaign To Appeal More To Liberal Voters; AstraZeneca COVID-19 Vaccine Clinical Trials Set To Resume In U.K. Aired 6-7a ET


September 06, 2020
• Campers Airlifted To Safety In California As Wildfire Blocks The Sole Road To Safety; Trump Tell-All Season In Full Force As Cohen, Strzok And Woodward Books Hit Shelves; Experts Fear Labor Day Gatherings Could Fuel Rise In Infections; More Than 50 Arrested In Portland On 100th Night Of Protests; Former Senior Administration Official Says Trump Referred To Fallen U.S. Service Members In Crude And Derogatory Terms. Aired 7-8a ET
• Michael Cohen Tell-All Unleashes On President Trump; Campers Airlifted To Safety In California As Wildfire Blocks The Sole Road To Safety; Majority Of Young Adults In The U.S. Now Living With Their Parents; Expert Fear Labor Day Gatherings Could Fuel Rise In Coronavirus Infections; Grand Jury To Investigate Death Of Daniel Prude; Protesters March Near Kentucky Derby For Breonna Taylor; Former Senior Administration Official Says Trump Referred to Fallen U.S Service Members In Crude And Derogatory Terms. Aired 6-7a ET


August 30, 2020
• One Person Shot And Killed Near Protests In Portland, Oregon; Director Of National Intelligence To Congress: No More In-Person Election Security Briefings; Trump To Travel To Kenosha, Wisconsin On Tuesday; NJ District Transforms Schools For In-Person Learning; Russian Aircraft Intercept U.S. Air Force Bomber Over Black Sea; CNN Celebrates Modern Activists. Aired 7-8a ET
• One Person Shot And Killed Near Protests In Portland, Oregon; Director Of National Intelligence To Congress: No More In-Person Election Security Briefings; Trump To Travel To Kenosha, Wisconsin On Tuesday; Jacob Blake Sr. To CNN: Officer Who Shot My Son "Should Be Charged With Attempted Murder"; NBA Playoffs Return With Renewed Focus On Social Justice; Seahawks Coach Calls For Leadership From Fellow Coaches; Russian Aircraft Intercept U.S. Air Force Bomber Over Black Sea; Moderna Says 24 Percent Of Its Phase Three COVID-19 Vaccine Trial Participants Are From Communities Of Color. Aired 6-7a ET


August 23, 2020
• President Trump's Sister Says He Is "Cruel," Has "No Principles" And "You Can't Trust Him"; Trump Makes Baseless Claim That "Deep State" At FDA Is Deliberately Slowing Vaccine Trials; Rep. Brenda Lawrence (D-MI) Is Interviewed About The House Approving $25 Billion Boost To U.S. Postal Service; Deadly California Wildfires Burn More Than One Million Acres; Two Tropical Systems Headed For Gulf Coast Could Make Landfall As Hurricanes With 48 Hours Of Each Other; Anti-Trump Republicans Ramp Up Criticism Of Party Ahead Of RNC. Aired 7-8a ET
• Two Tropical Systems Headed For Gulf Coast Could Make Landfall As Hurricanes Within 48 Hours Of Each Other; President Trump's Sister Says He Is Cruel, Has No Principles And You Can't Trust Him; Trump To Hold News Conference To Discuss "A Major Therapeutic Breakthrough"; QAnon Spreading Beyond Dark Fringes Of The Internet, Infecting Mainstream American Life And Politics; House Approves $25 Billion Boost To U.S. Postal Service; RNC Kicks Off Monday To Formally Confirm Trump-Pence Ticket. Aired 6-7a ET


August 16, 2020
• Robert Trump, The President's Younger Brother, Dies At 71; Trump To Speak Near Biden's Hometown On The Night Biden Is Expected To Accept The Democratic Nomination; FDA Grants Emergency Use Authorization To Quick, Inexpensive Saliva-Based COVID-19 Diagnostic Test; Georgia State Patrol Charged With Murder After Killing A Black Man; Face To Face With Sharks, The Ocean's Greatest Predators. Aired 7-8a ET
• Robert Trump, The President's Younger Brother, Dies At 71; Trump Campaign Plans To Upstage The Democratic National Convention; Biden-Harris Campaign Preps For Democratic National Convention; White House Withdrawing Nominee To Head Bureau Of Land Management; Faster, Cheaper COVID-19 Testing; Democrats Consider Bringing House Back Into Session Next Week Over Postal Service Issues; Mass Protest In Belarus Following Allegations Of Election-Rigging. Aired 6-7a ET


August 09, 2020
• Trump Attempts To Bypass Congress On Economic Relief; More Than 56,000 New Cases Reported In The U.S. In 24 Hours; Doctor Warns Massive Biker Rally Could Be A "Super Spreader" Event; Two Georgia Officers On Leave After Shots Fired At Car Carrying Minors; Researches Test Which Face Masks Are Least Effective. Aired 7-8a ET
• Doctor Runs 22 Miles In Face Mask To Prove They Are Safe; Trump Planting Seeds Of Doubt Ahead Of The November Election; Canadian Ice Shelf Larger Than Manhattan Collapses Into The Sea; Trump Attempts To Bypass Congress On Economic Relief; Trump Plan Relies On States To Pay 25 Percent Of $400 Jobless Benefit; South Dakota Records 106 New Cases Saturday As Thousands Flock To Sturgis; More than 200 People Injured After Violent Protests In Beirut. Aired 6-7a ET


August 02, 2020
• U.S. Surpasses 4.6 Million Cases And 154,000-Plus Deaths; Florida Braces For Tropical Storm Amid Pandemic; People Facing Food Insecurity And Housing Fears Amid Pandemic; Talks Continue Today On Unemployment Relief Deal. Aired 7-8a ET
• Florida Braces For Tropical Storm Amid Pandemic; Lawmakers At Stalemate Over Extra Unemployment Benefits; In-Person Portion Of GOP Convention Will Be Closed To Press; Sailor And Seven Marines Presumed Dead After California Incident; U.S. Deaths Top 1,000 For Six Consecutive Days; California Reports Highest Single-Day Death Toll; Experts Recommend Wearing Face Shields Or Goggles As Well As Masks. Aired 6-7a ET


July 26, 2020
• Global Cases Top 16 Million, U.S. Adds More Than 65,000 New Cases; Florida Surpasses NY, Has the Second Highest Number of Cases; McConnell Hopes to Send Next Relief Bill to House Within Three Weeks; Memorial Services Honor Civil Rights Icon Rep. John Lewis. Aired 7-8a ET
• Global Cases Of Coronavirus Top 16 Million; U.S. Adds More Than 65,000 New Cases Of Coronavirus; Florida Surpasses New York And Has The Second Highest Number of Coronavirus Cases; McConnell Hopes To Send Next Relief Bill To House Within Three Weeks; Phase 3 Of Moderna Vaccine Trial Begins In U.S. Tomorrow; California Leads Nation With 446,000-Plus COVID-19 Cases; Arizona Hits Its Second-Highest Daily Death Toll On Saturday; CDC Pushes For Schools To Reopen In New Guidance; Senate Republicans Look To Unveil Next Stimulus Bill This Week. Aired 6-7a ET


July 19, 2020
• Worldwide Coronavirus Death Toll Surpasses 600,000; Trump: I Would Not Consider a National Mandate on Mask-Wearing; America Mourns the Loss of Civil Rights Icon Rep. John Lewis; Momentum Grows to Rename Bridge in Selma in Honor of John Lewis. Aired 7-8a ET
• Worldwide Coronavirus Death Toll Surpasses 600,000; FDA Issues Emergency Use Authorization For COVID-19 Pool Testing; White House And Senate GOP At Odds Over Funding Testing; At Least Two Florida Counties Under Curfew To Fight Coronavirus Spread; Florida Records 10,000-Plus Cases, 90 Deaths Saturday; Texas Reports More Than 10,000 Cases For Fifth Straight Day; Georgia Governor And Atlanta Mayor Clash Over Mandating Masks. Aired 6-7a ET


July 12, 2020
• More Than 61,000 COVID-19 Cases Recorded In The U.S. On Saturday; Trump Wears Mask Publicly For The First Time As Virus Surges And Cases Soar; Mueller Defends Stone Prosecution: "His Conviction Stands; How Countries Around The World Have Responded To COVID-19; Trump Commuted Sentence Of Roger Stone, Who Was Found Guilty Of Lying To Protect Trump. Aired 7-8a ET
• More Than 61,000 COVID-19 Cases Recorded In The U.S. On Saturday; U.S. Now Has More COVID-19 Cases Than The Population Of Chicago; Trump Wears A Mask During Visit To Wounded Service Members; Robert Mueller Breaks His Silence On Roger Stone; California Sets Records In COVID-19 Hospitalizations, ICU Rates; Terms Of Michael Cohen's Return To Prison Under Scrutiny; Black Lives Matter Takes Aim At L.A.'s First Black District Attorney. Aired 6-7a ET


July 05, 2020
• Florida Sets New Records Of Highest Coronavirus Cases In One Day; Trump Doubles Down On Divisive Messaging In July 4th Speech; Supreme Court Set To Rule On Major Cases Involving Trump's Finances; Baltimore Protesters Tear Down Columbus Statue; States Order Bars Closed As Coronavirus Cases Surge; Redskins Coach, Owner Working On New Nickname. Aired 7-8a ET
• Trump Doubles Down On Divisive Messaging In July Fourth Speech; Protesters Topple Christopher Columbus Status In Baltimore; Florida Sets New Record Of Highest Coronavirus Cases In One Day; Trump Incorrectly Claims 99 Percent Of COVID-19 Cases "Totally Harmless"; Florida Reported More Than 11,000 Cases On Saturday; Two Dead, Eight Injured In South Carolina Nightclub Shooting. Aired 6-7a ET


June 28, 2020
• More Than 10 Million People Infected Globally With Coronavirus; WaPo: Trump Campaign Workers Removed Thousands Of Stickers At Tulsa Rally That Promoted Social Distancing; Source: Russian Intel Offered Cash To Taliban Militants To Kill U.S., UK Troops. Aired 7-8a ET
• Ten Million COVID-19 Cases Worldwide, Nearing 500,000 Deaths; Official Says Russian Intel Offered Cash To Taliban Militants To Kill U.S., U.K. Troops; Biden Brands Trump Presidency "A Gift To Putin"; Florida Sets New Daily Record With 9,585 New COVID-19 Cases; Trump Campaign Postpones Pence's Events In Florida And Arizona. Aired 6-7a


June 21, 2020
• Trump Addresses Less-Than-Capacity Crowd at Tulsa Rally; British Authorities Rule Fatal Stabbing Was an Act of Terror; New York City to Enter Phase 2 of Reopening Monday. Aired 7-8a ET
• Twelve People Shot, One Dead In Mass Shooting In Minneapolis; Trump Addresses Less-Than-Capacity Crowd At Tulsa Rally; Trump Says He Wanted To "Slow The Testing Down" On Coronavirus; Trump Calls Protesters "Very Bad People" And "Thugs"; Biden And DNC Outraise Trump Campaign, Raising $80 Million In May; Southern States See Increase In Young People Testing Positive For COVID-19; New York City To Enter Phase Two Of Reopening Monday. Aired 6-7a ET


June 14, 2020
• Deadly Police Shooting Sparks Protests In Atlanta; Protests Across U.S. For Equality, Against Police Brutality; New Body Cam Video From Arrest, Shooting Of Rayshard Brooks; Rio de Janeiro Health Workers Hit Hard By Outbreak; Foods That Affect Your Mood. Aired 7-8a ET
• Calls For Racial Justice Rising After Weeks Of Protests; Deadly Police Shooting Sparks Protests In Atlanta; Surgeon General: COVID-19 "Has High Degree Of Asymptomatic Spread"; Dr. Fauci Calls NBA Restart Plan At Disney "Quite Creative"; Trade Adviser Says White House Wants $2 Trillion Manufacturing Stimulus; Pentagon Says, Black Service Members Underrepresented In Officer Ranks. Aired 6-7a ET


June 07, 2020
• Huge Protests Across America Against Brutality, For Equality; Black Sheriff To Police: "We Are Part Of The Problem"; Barr Denies Order To Clear D.C. Protesters; Black Lives Matter Supporters Gathering Around The Globe; Buffalo Officers Plead Not Guilty In Assault Of Elderly Man; Louisiana Issues Storm Evacuation Orders For Several Parishes. Aired 5-6a ET
• Tens Of Thousands March In Largest Protests So Far In The U.S.; White House: Trump Remains Confident In Defense Secretary Mark Esper; Tropical Storm Cristobal Heads For Louisiana Coast; Thousands Gather In Rome For Solidarity On Equality; Faith Leaders Grapple With How To Respond To Racial Crises; Athletes Turn Activism Into Action Amid Protests. Aired 7-8a ET
• Tens Of Thousands March In Largest Protests So Far In The U.S.; Minneapolis Mayor Booed After Refusing To Defund, Abolish Police; Tropical Storm Cristobal Heads For Louisiana Coast; White House Wanted 10,000 Active Duty Troops To Quell Protesters; Coronavirus Global Death Toll Surpasses 400,000; Homes Damaged As Tornado Touches Down In Orlando; Protest Against Police Brutality, Racism Spread Worldwide; Chaos In London After Mounted Police Charge Horses At Protesters. Aired 6-7a ET


May 31, 2020
• Fifth Night Of Outrage In America With No End In Sight; At Least 13 States Activate National Guard Amid Violent Protests; L.A. Police Clash With Protesters, Crews Battle Fires Overnight; NFL Pledges Support for Social Activism. Aired 7-8a ET
• Anger And Frustration Spills Across The Country For A Fifth Night; Forty Million Out Of Work, More Than 102,000 Dead From Coronavirus As Fifth Night Of Protests Erupts Across America; At Least 13 States Activate National Guard Amid Violent Protests; Protests Erupt Across The U.S. Following Death Of George Floyd; Journalists Covering Protests Face Assault And Arrest. Aired 6-7a ET


May 24, 2020
• Americans Flock to Public Places As Death Toll Nears 100,000; Trump to Attend Arlington Wreath Laying Tomorrow; Hong Kong Police Fire Tear Gas at Pro-Democracy Demonstrations. Aired 7-8a ET
• Americans Flock To Public Places As Death Toll Nears 100,000; North Carolina Reports Highest One-Day Total Of New Infections; Arkansas Governor Reports "Second Peak" Of New Cases; Trump Traveling Tomorrow For Memorial Day Ceremonies; New Safety Measures As Memorial Day Ceremonies Adjust To COVID-19; Trump To Visit Fort McHenry In Baltimore Tomorrow. Aired 6-7a ET


May 17, 2020
• More Than 4 Million Cases Have Been Recorded Worldwide; Fauci Starting a "Modified Quarantine" After Virus Exposure; Teen, 2 Children Die in NY of Possible COVID-Linked Illness; Single Parents Struggle During Economic Crisis. Aired 7-8a ET
• Obama Slams Trump Administration's Pandemic Response; Crowds Gather As U.S. Beaches Reopen Ahead Of Holiday Weekend; At Least 48 States Partially Reopening Or Easing Restrictions By Monday; At Least 11 Firefighters Injured In Downtown L.A. Blaze; Eight Sailors From USS Theodore Roosevelt Who Previously Had Coronavirus Test Positive Again; Chinese Medical Expert Warns Of Second Wave Of COVID-19. Aired 6-7a ET


May 10, 2020
• More Than Four Million Cases Have Been Recorded Worldwide; Fauci Starting A "Modified Quarantine" After Virus Exposure; Teen, Two Children Die In NY Of Possible COVID-Linked Illness; Single Parents Struggle During Economic Crisis; Tensions Rise Over Policing And Race During Pandemic; Legendary Rock 'N' Roll Icon Little Richard Dies At 87. Aired 7-8a ET
• More Than Four Million Coronavirus Cases Have Been Recorded Worldwide; Fauci, Heads Of CDC, And FDA Quarantining After Virus Exposure; Wuhan Reports First New Case In More Than A Month; Three Children Die In New York Of Illness Possibly Linked To COVID-19; FDA Authorizes First COVID-19 Antigen Test; New York Doctors Share Experiences As Hospitals See Fewer Patients; The Economic Fallout Of Coronavirus For People Of Color; America's Unemployment Rate At Its Highest Since Great Depression. Aired 6-7a ET


May 03, 2020
• Frustration Boils As States Reopen, Deaths Rise, Economy Suffers; Churches Feel Financial Strain Of Shutdown; Trump On Dictator Kim Jong-un: Glad To See He Is Back, and Well; U.S. Journalists Expelled From China While Covering COVID-19; Attorney Who Led Biden VP Vetting Says Team Found No Evidence Of Sexual Harassment; President George W. Bush Shares Uplifting Message Amid COVID-19. Aired 7-8a ET
• Frustration Boils As States Reopen, Deaths Rise, Economy Suffers; New York Crowds Gather At Central Park Despite Stay-At-Home Order; Large Crowds Flock To The National Mall For Blue Angels Flyover; City In Oklahoma Amends Mask Requirement After Threats; Trump Vows To Use "Warp Speed" In Search For COVID-19 Vaccine; North And South Korea Troops Exchange Fire Along Border; White House Blocks Nation's Top Infectious Disease Expert From Testifying Before House Committee. Aired 6-7a ET


April 26, 2020
• U.S. Deaths Near 54,000 As Some States Ease Restrictions; Doctors Warn COVID-19 Can Cause Sudden Stroke; Source: White House Discussing Plans To Replace HHS Secretary Alex Azar; Satellite Photos Raise Questions About Kim Jong-un's Health. Aired 7-8a ET
• U.S. Deaths Near 54,000 As Some States Ease Restrictions; Seven States Experimenting With Gradual Business Reopening; Illinois Reports Significant Rise In Calls To Poison Control; FDA Authorizes Three More Coronavirus Antibody Tests; New York Doctor Shares Video Diary Of His COVID-19 Experience; Maryland Town Rallies Around Woman Who Lost Husband To COVID-19; White House Discussing Plans To Replace HHS Secretary Alex Azar. Aired 6-7a ET


April 19, 2020
• Experts Say It's Too Soon As Governors Consider Loosening Lockdown; Harvard Researches: Testing for Coronavirus Must Increase By More Than Three Times for U.S. to Reopen; Trump Lashes Out at Governors Over Testing Shortfalls. Aired 7-8a ET
• Protesters Voice Opposition To Stay-At-Home Orders To Slow Spread; Trump Lashes Out At Governors Over Testing Shortfalls; Ten Coronavirus-Unit Nurses Suspended In California For Refusing To Work Without N95 Masks; Musicians, Celebrities Come Together For Global Citizen's "One World: Together At Home" Concert; More Than 1,300 Inmates Test Positive For Coronavirus In Ohio; Pastors Call For Equal Treatment For People Of Color In Response. Aired 6-7a ET


April 12, 2020
• U.S. Death Toll Is Now The World's Highest; "New York Times" Coronavirus Report Shows How Trump "Could Have Seen What Was Coming"; Trump Plans To Watch Pastor Jeffress' Service On Easter; Pope Delivers Easter Mass From Near-Empty St. Peter's Basilica; NY Governor: Curve Of New Cases "Continuing To Flatten"; Report: China Cracking Down On Coronavirus Research; SNL Returns With Cast In Remote Locations Due To COVID-19. Aired 7-8a ET
• Pres. Trump To Make Decision Fairly Soon On When To Reopen The Country; U.S. Death Toll Is Now The World's Highest; IRS Deposits First Wave Of Stimulus Checks; Trump Plans To Watch Pastor Jeffress' Service On Easter; Easter, Passover Celebrations Adapted For Social Distancing; Pope Delivers Easter Mass From Near-Empty St. Peter's Basilica; Joe Biden Wins Alaska Democratic Primary; Queen Elizabeth Shares Easter Message Of Hope Amid COVID-19; U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson Thanks Hospital Staff, "I Owe Them My Life"; New York Governor And New York City Mayor At Odds Over Keeping Public Schools Closed. Aired 6-7a ET


April 05, 2020
• Trump: There Will Be "A Lot Of Death" Over The Next Two Weeks; U.S. Reports Most Coronavirus Deaths In One Day; U.S. Military Sending 1,000 Personnel To New York; Louisiana Pastor Plans To Keep Church Open Despite Facing Charges; Several States See Spike In Domestic Violence Calls Amid COVID-19. Aired 7-8a ET
• U.S. Reports Most Coronavirus Deaths In One Day; Trump Defends Firing Intel Community Inspector General; Firefighter In Hospital Gets Uplifting Surprise From Coworkers; Trump, Captain's Letter Warning Of Ship Outbreak "Not Appropriate"; Companies Mobilize To Help Fight The Coronavirus Outbreak; Business Donating PPE For Essential Workers Amid Uncertainty; JetBlue, United Airlines Fly Medical Workers To NYC For Free; Alibaba Co-Founder Donates 2.6 Million Masks, 2,000 Ventilators To New York City; CNN's Special Report "Inside The ER The Incredible Fight Against Coronavirus"; Pope Francis Celebrates Palm Sunday At Nearly Empty Vatican. Aired 6-7a ET


March 29, 2020
• Coronavirus Death In The U.S. Passes 2,000; CDC Issues Travel Advisory For New York, New Jersey, Connecticut; Six People Injured After Tornado Rips Through Arkansas; Nike, New Balance Manufacturing PPEs For First Responders. Aired 7-8a ET
• Coronavirus Death Toll In The U.S. Passes 2,000; CDC Issues Travel Advisory For New York, New Jersey, Connecticut; Trump Backs Off Quarantine Of Parts Of New York, New Jersey, Connecticut; USNS Comfort Sails To New York To Ease The Burden On Hospitals; New York Opens Four Emergency Sites For Hospitals; Virginia Girls Making Cards For Seniors In Assisted Living Facilities; Family Fights COVID-19 Symptoms As Six- Year-Old Tests Positive; Italy's Death Toll Passes 10,000, New Cases Climb Rapidly; Virus Changes Life For Millions Across United States; NFL Player Turner Doctor Calls Coronavirus Hectic. Aired 6-7a ET


March 22, 2020
• Hospitals Warn Of Shortages, Closures Without Emergency Aid; Emergency Relief Package Could Top $2 Trillion; Pressure Mounts For Trump To Use Defense Production Act; Europe Overrun: Number Of Deaths Soar In Italy, Spain; Worship Services Changing Due To Coronavirus. Aired 7-8a ET
• The Coronavirus Pandemic; Five U.S. States Tell Residents To Stay Home; Pressure Mounts For Trump To Use Defense Production Act; Vice President Pence And His Wife Test Negative For Coronavirus; NFL Stadium Will Become Testing Site; Health Providers Cannot Test Everyone Due To Supply Shortage; Americans Stuck In Peru Seek Help After Country Shuts Borders; Keeping Children Busy And Learning During The Outbreak; Media's Role In The Age Of Coronavirus And Social Distancing; WHO Issues New Guidance For Pregnant Women As Crisis Grows. Aired 6-7a ET


March 15, 2020
• Long Lines At Airports As Returning Americans Undergo Screening; Spain Imposes Nationwide Lockdown To Stop Virus Spreading; France Shuts Down All Restaurants, Cafes, Cinemas And Clubs; White House: President Trump Tests Negative For Coronavirus; Religious Communities Modify Traditions Due To Outbreak; Retailers React To Coronavirus Outbreak. Aired 7-8a ET
• Long Lines At Airports As Returning Americans Undergo Screening; World Takes Drastic Measures To Stem The Spread Of Coronavirus; President Trump Tests Negative For Coronavirus; Georgia Postpones Presidential Primary Due To Coronavirus; Spain Imposes Nationwide Lockdown To Stop Virus Spreading; France Shuts Down All Restaurants, Cafes, Cinemas And Clubs; Google Partners With U.S. Government To Develop Coronavirus Web Site; Multiple Cruise Ships Quarantined Over Coronavirus Outbreaks; Third NBA Player Tests Positive For Coronavirus; Acts Of Kindness Spread Hope As Virus Impacts Daily Life. Aired 6-7a ET


March 08, 2020
• Cruise Ship In Limbo Over Coronavirus Outbreak Set To Dock Monday; CPAC Attendee Tested Positive For Coronavirus; Biden, Sanders Campaign In Midwest Ahead Of Super Tuesday II; Most Of Northern Italy Locked Down To Contain Virus; "Time" Releases Covers For "100 Women Of The Year". Aired 7-8a ET
• Cruise Ship In Limbo Over Coronavirus Outbreak Set To Dock Monday; At Least 19 Dead, More Than 400 Cases Of The Virus In The U.S.; Most Of Northern Italy Locked Down To Contain Virus; CPAC Attendee Tested Positive For Coronavirus; Biden, Sanders Campaign In Midwest Ahead Of Super Tuesday II; Wall Street Volatile As Investors Struggle With Coronavirus; New Documentary Exposes Extreme Gerrymandering; Fans Barred From Major Sporting Event. Aired 6-7a ET


March 01, 2020
• First Coronavirus Death Confirmed In The U.S.; Trump Urges Americans Not To Panic Over Outbreak; Blowout Win For Joe Biden In South Carolina Primary; Marches To Cross Alabama Bridge To Commemorate "Bloody Sunday". Aired 7-8a ET
• Blowout Win For Joe Biden In South Carolina Primary; Tom Steyer Ends Presidential Campaign; Democratic Candidates Shift Focus On Super Tuesday Contests; Sanders Campaign Raised $46.5 Million In February; First Coronavirus Death Confirmed In The U.S.; Washington State Investigating Possible Outbreak At Nursing Facility; President Trump Urges Americans Not To Panic; U.S. Announces Additional Travel Warnings Amid Outbreak; East Africa Hit By Locust Invasion; CDC Warns Schools, Businesses To Prepare For Virus To Spread; March Madness Has Arrived. Aired 6-7a ET


February 23, 2020
• CNN Projects: Bernie Sanders Wins Nevada Caucuses; National Security Adviser: No Intelligence Behind Claims Of 2020 Russian Election Interference; Soon: Trump Departs For Two-Day Trip To India; New WH Personnel Head Looking To Cut Disloyal Staffers; Candidates Prepare For Crucial Votes; South Korea Raises Alert Level As Coronavirus Cases Pass 600. Aired 7-8a ET
• CNN Projects Bernie Sanders Wins Nevada Caucuses; Democratic Candidates Switch Focus To South Carolina Primary; Buttigieg Warns Against Electing Sanders After Nevada Loss; President Trump Departs For Two-Day Trip To India; National Security Advisor, Robert O'Brien Contradicts Intelligence Official On 2020 Russian Election Meddling; More Departures Expected At Nation's Top Intelligence Office; Backlash Over Evacuation Of Diamond Princess Passengers; Jury Deliberations To Resume Monday Morning. Aired 6-7a ET


February 16, 2020
• Four-Hundred-Plus Americans Evacuating Ship Quarantined Due To Coronavirus; Early Voting Underway In Nevada Democratic Caucuses; President Trump To Attend NASCAR's Daytona 500 Today; Trump And Bloomberg Trade Insults On Twitter; All-Star Game MVP Award Named After Kobe Bryant; Hundreds Evacuate As Mississippi Braces For Historic Flooding. Aired 7-8a ET
• Four-Hundred-Plus Americans Evacuating Ship Quarantined Due To Coronavirus; Iowa Democratic Party Begins Partial Recanvass Of Caucus Results; Early Voting Underway In Nevada Democratic Caucuses; Joe Biden Touts His Health Care Plan During Nevada Rally; President Trump To Attend NASCAR's Daytona 500 Today; Pro-Trump Group Accused Of Using Cash To Woo Black Voters; All-Star MVP Award Named After Kobe Bryant. Aired 6-7a ET


February 09, 2020
• CNN Poll: Sanders Leads, Buttigieg Gains Momentum In New Hampshire; At Least 26 Dead, 57 Wounded After Soldier Goes On Mall Rampage; Six New Cases Found On Quarantined Cruise Ship In Japan; "L.A. Times" Interview Discussed Bryant's Family Life With Four Daughters; Source: Some Republican Senators Urged White House Not To Fire Gordon Sondland; Academy Awards Handed Out Tonight In Hollywood. Aired 7-8a ET
• CNN Poll: Sanders Leads, Buttigieg Gains Momentum In New Hampshire; Biden Targets Buttigieg's Lack Of Experience Ahead Of New Hampshire Primary; Some Republican Senators Urged White House Not To Fire Gordon Sondland; Two U.S. Service Members Killed In Afghanistan Attack; NYPD Officer Shot While Sitting In Parked Van In The Bronx; At Least 26 Dead, 57 Wounded After Soldier Goes On Mall Rampage; American Family's Adoption Dream Delayed By Outbreak; President Trump Slams Sen. Joe Manchin (D-WV) For Impeachment Vote; L.A. Times Releases Audio From Bryant's Final Interview With Paper; Storm Bringing Rain To South Snow To Midwest And Northeast. Aired 6-7a ET


February 02, 2020
• New Restrictions For Passengers Traveling From China Begin Today; Closing Arguments In Impeachment Trial Start Tomorrow; Dem Candidates Make Final Push In Iowa Ahead Of Caucuses; Concerns Growing Over The Security Of The 2020 Election; Super Bowl LIV; 49ers Versus Chiefs. Aired 7-8a ET
• Democratic Candidates Make Final Push In Iowa Ahead Of Caucuses; Super Bowl LIV, 49ers Versus Chiefs; Trump Highlights Economic Success In Super Bowl Commercial. Aired 6-7a ET


January 26, 2020
• Full Recording Sheds Light On Controversial Conversation; President's Defense Team Begins Its Opening Arguments; Trump's Lawyers Seek To Poke Holes In Democrats' Case; Trump's Defense Team Begins Its Opening Arguments; Dershowitz: Framers Would Not Have Approved Of Charges; President's Team Wraps Up First Day Of His Defense. Aired 4- 5a ET
• Did Not Air 7-8a ET
• New Tape Reveals Trump Demanding Firing Of Ukraine Diplomat; Trump Defense Team Argues There Is No Evidence Of Wrongdoing; Coronavirus Outbreak, 56 Dead In China And More Than 2,000 Infected Worldwide; New Case Of Deadly Virus Confirmed In Orange County, California; Crews Race To Find Survivors In Turkey Following 6.7 Quake; Democrat Senators In Iowa Amid Break From Impeachment Trial; LeBron Passes Kobe For 3rd On All-Time Scoring List. Aired 6-7a ET


January 19, 2020
• Democrats Make Their Case For Removing Trump From Office; Prince Harry & Meghan Markle Give Up Royal Titles And State Funding; Dem Candidates Campaign In Iowa Ahead Of Caucuses; Virginia GOP To White Supremacists: You're Not Welcome Here; National Archives Apologizes For Blurring Images Critical Of Trump; Top Movie Winner Could Offer Forecast Of Academy Awards. Aired 7-8a ET
• Democrats Make Their Case For Removing Trump From Office; Team Trump Lays Out Legal Team Defense Strategy; Strong Winds, Snow To Impact Millions Across Great Lakes And Northeast; Arctic Blast To Slam Eastern U.S.; Warehouse Full Of Emergency Supplies Discovered In Puerto Rico; Bodies Of 11 Victims Of Downed Jet Returned To Ukraine; DHS Sounds Alarm On Potential Iranian Cyber Attacks; Detained U.S. Navy Veteran Details Prison Conditions In Iran; Thousands Turn Out For Fourth Annual Women's March; Harry And Meghan Give Up Royal Titles And State Funding. Aired 6-7a ET


January 12, 2020
• Iran Pressured By Protesters After Admitting It Shot Down Jet; At Least Nine Deaths Blamed On Triple-Threat Storm; Trump, Impeachment And Iran Weigh On The Minds Of Iowans; Saudi Servicemen To Be Expelled From U.S. After Navy Base Shooting; Rep. Cheri Bustos (D-IL) Is Interviewed About The War Powers Resolution And Congresswoman Ocasio- Cortez's Refusal To Pay DCCC Dues; British Royals To Meet After Decision Sparks Family Crisis. Aired 7-8a ET
• Iran Pressured By Protesters After Admitting It Shot Down Jet; Trump Tweets Support To Outraged Iranian Protesters; CNN Gains Rare Access To Air Base Targeted By Iran; At Least Nine Deaths Blamed On Triple-Threat Storm; Suspects On The Run After Shooting Five People At Colorado Party; CNN Poll: Iowa Voters Split Over Impeachment; Giuliani: President Trump's Impeachment Is Unconstitutional; More Than A Dozen Saudi Servicemen To Be Expelled After Review Of Deadly Shooting At Naval Air Station; Dozens Of Women Protest Sexual Assault Outside Courtroom. Aired 6-7a ET


January 05, 2020
• Trump: If Iran Attacks, We Will Hit 52 Iranian Targets; Exclusive: Adviser To Iran's Supreme Leader Says Iran's Response To U.S. Will Be Military; Terrorist Attack Near U.S.-Kenya Military Base Foiled; Lawmakers Return To Impasse Over Trump Impeachment Trial; New Heat Wave Could Make Conditions Even Worse In Australia; Iran Expected To Finalize A New Retreat From Nuclear Deal. Aired 7-8a ET
• Trump: If Iran Attacks, We Will Hit 52 Iranian Targets; Terrorist Attack Near U.S.-Kenya Military Base Repulsed; Lawmakers Return To Impasse Over Trump Impeachment Trial; Lawmakers Chant "Death To America" In Iranian Parliament; California Firefighters Head To Australia To Aid Bushfire Battle. Aired 6-7a ET


December 29, 2019
• Man Stabs Hanukkah Worshippers at Rabbi's Home; Israeli Prime Minister Offers Support after U.S. Attacks; 5 Dead in Small Plane Crash Near Louisiana Airport; Officials Identify Some Victims of Hawaii Tour Helicopter Crash; Trump Showing Frustration with Impeachment Process While on Vacation; Sanders Campaign Betting on New Caucus-Goers in Iowa; Top International Headlines of 2019; NASA Unveils New Rover to Scout Mars; LSU Wins College Football Semi-Final Despite Personal Tragedy. Aired 5-6a ET
• Five People Stabbed at Hanukkah Celebration; 5 Dead in Small Plane Crash Near Louisiana Airport; Trump Showing Frustration with Impeachment Process. Aired 7-8a ET
• Five People Stabbed At Hanukkah Celebration; Netanyahu Vows To Help Authorities Deal With Anti-Semitic Incidents; Five Dead In Small Plane Crash Near Louisiana Airport; Officials Identify Some Victims In Hawaii Tour Helicopter Crash; Trump Showing Frustration With Impeachment Process; Biden Clarifies Comment On Impeachment Trial Subpoena; California's Cannabis Industry, It's Complicated; LSU Tigers Triumph In The Face Of Personal Tragedy. Aired 6-7a ET


December 22, 2019
• At Least 13 People Shot Overnight in Chicago; Ukraine Aid Frozen After Trump's Call with Zelensky; Activity at Site Linked to Long-Range Missile Launcher Production; Sanders Takes Jabs at Buttigieg During Campaign Rally; Eddie Murphy Returns to SNL As Mister Robinson, Gumby & Buckwheat; Money Moves You Can Make Before the Year Ends. Aired 7-8a ET
• At Least 11 People Shot Overnight In Chicago; Trump Falsely Claims His Impeachment Violates The Constitution; Ukraine's Aid Frozen After Trump's Call With Zelensky; House Leaves For Holidays Without Sending Articles To Senate; New Activity At North Korea Linked To Production Of ICBM Launchers; Pompeo Rebukes China And Russia For Vetoing U.N. Aid To Syria; Dangerous Counterfeit Products On Amazon; Two Maryland-Bound Freight Cars Plunge Into Potomac River; Eddie Murphy Returns To SNL As Mister Robinson, Gumby And Buckwheat; Prince Harry And Meghan Spending Holiday Outside U.K.; NFL Quarterback's Brother Killed In Nashville. Aired 6-7a ET


December 15, 2019
• House Set for Historic Floor Vote on Impeachment Wednesday; Sources: Anti-Impeachment Democrat Expected to Defect to GOP; At Least One Dead After Earthquake Hits Philippines; Official: Trump Plans to Announce Afghanistan Troop Reduction. Aired 7-8a ET
• Trump Attends Army-Navy Game In Philadelphia; President Trump And Greta Thunberg Battle On Twitter; Scientists Say, Health Reef Sounds Lure Fish Back To Dead Coral Reefs. Aired 6-7a ET


December 08, 2019
• North Korea Says It Has Conducted A "Significant" Test At Missile Site; NYT: Gunman Watched Videos Of Mass Shootings The Night Before The Attack; Democrats Plan To Conduct Monday's Hearing "Like A Trial;" Feud Between Buttigieg And Warren Flares Up Over Fundraising; North Korea Says It Has Conducted A "Significant" Test At Missile Site; Extreme Cold Takes Aim At Central, Eastern U.S. This Week. Aired 7-8a ET
• North Korea Says It Has Conducted A "Significant" Test At Missile Site; The Naval Base Gunman Watched Videos Of Mass Shootings The Night Before The Attack; Democrats Plan To Conduct Monday's Hearing "Like A Trial"; NYT: Gunman Watched Videos Of Mass Shootings The Night Before The Attack; Democratic Candidates Take Part In Teamsters Forum In Iowa; Trump Claims Giuliani Wants To Go Before Congress About Ukraine. Aired 6-7a ET


December 01, 2019
• Nine Dead Including Two Children In South Dakota Plane Crash; More Than 50 Million People Under Winter Weather Alerts; Trump Faces Two Big Deadlines For Impeachment Proceedings; London Terror Attack: Stabbing Victim Identified As 25-Year-Old Jack Merritt; Trump Set To Attend NATO Summit Next Week In London; Mother Of Man Body-Slammed During Arrest Speaks Out; Republican Groups Bulk-Buying Donald Trump Jr.'s Book. Aired 7-8a ET
• Nine Dead Including Two Children In South Dakota Plane Crash; More Than 50 Million People Under Winter Weather Alerts; Two Of Three Missing Children In Arizona Floodwaters Found Dead; Trump Faces Two Big Deadlines For Impeachment Proceedings; Hunt For Dangerous Teens Underway After Detention Center Escape; London Terror Attack Victim Identified As 25-Year-Old Jack Merritt; Biden Kicks Off Eight-Day "No Malarkey" Bus Tour; Senator Elizabeth Warren Gets Endorsement From Rep. Jan Schakowsky; Prince Andrew Accuser To Give Her First U.K. Interview; Police Uncover Plot To Start New Nazi Party In Italy. Aired 6-7a ET


November 24, 2019
• Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Hospitalized; Trump's Lawyer Jokes About Being The Fall Guy; Trump Tweets Support For Navy SEAL Convicted Of Posing With Dead ISIS Fighter; Calls Grow For Trump Adviser To Resign Over Leaked E-Mails; One Group Remembers Injustice Against Native Americans. Aired 7-8a ET
• Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Hospitalized; Trump's Lawyer Jokes About Being The Fall Guy; Three Killed After A Train Crashed Into Car In Florida; Military Leaders Clash With President Trump Over Eddie Gallagher's Fate; Suspect Arrested For Killing Of Beloved Alabama Sheriff; Right-Wing Media Hits Back After Conspiracy Theories Are Shredded; Spending On Impeachment-Focused Ads Triples In Three Months; Prince Andrew Forced To Step Back From Public Duties; NASA's Mission To Return To The Moon. Aired 6-7a ET


November 17, 2019
• Democrat Defeats Trump Ally in Deep-Red Louisiana; New Poll: Pete Buttigieg Surges to First Place in Iowa; Source: President Trump's Medical Exam Was Unscheduled. Aired 7-8a ET
• New Poll: Pete Buttigieg Surges To First Place In Iowa; Democrat Defeats Trump Ally In Deep-Red Louisiana; U.S. And South Korea Postpone Joint Military Drills In New Diplomatic Push; Morrison Said He Understood Sondland Was Getting Direction From Trump; President Trump Undergoes "Quick Exam And Labs; Prince Andrew Defends Ties To Jeffrey Epstein; Colin Kaepernick Abruptly Moves NFL Workout; Stephen Miller Privately Promoted White Nationalist Stories. Aired 6- 7a ET


November 10, 2019
• Public Impeachment Hearings Begin Wednesday on Capitol Hill; Republicans Want Hunter Biden and Whistleblower to Testify; NYT: Anonymous "A Warning" Author Makes Case Against Re-Election; President Trump Again Pushes for the Whistleblower to Testify; Sanders on Bloomberg: People are Tired of Billionaires; Brushfires Forces the Evacuation of Warner Bros. Studios. Aired 7-8a ET
• Public Impeachment Hearings Begin Wednesday On Capitol Hill; Republicans Want Hunter Biden And Whistleblower To Testify; Trump Receives Standing Ovation At Alabama-LSU Game; "Baby Trump" Balloon Deflated By Knife Slash; Biden On GOP Witnesses: This Is About Donald Trump, Not About Me; Sanders On Bloomberg: People Are Tired Of Billionaires; Sanders Blasts Bloomberg's Decision To Skip Early Primaries; Voters React To Democratic Congressman Voting Against Impeachment Probe; Social Media Spending Rockets In 2020 Race; Millions Facing Record Cold Temperatures; LSU Overcomes Alabama For SEC Supremacy. Aired 6-7a ET


November 03, 2019
• Trump Gets Mixed Reaction at Mixed Martial Arts Fight in New York; CNN Obtains 274 Pages of Documents on Russia Investigation; German City of Dresden Declares "Nazi Emergency"; Key States to Watch Where GOP is Gaining Momentum; Rep. Tom Reed (R-NY) Is Interviewed About the Ongoing Trump's Impeachment Probe; Trump Receives Polarized Reception at UFC Fight in New York. Aired 7-8a ET
• Trump Receives Polarized Reception At UFC Fight In New York; White House Chief Of Staff Top Aide Was Told Not To Testify; Trump Rails Again On Whistleblower At Center Of Investigation; Trump On Border Wall Breach: You Can Cut Through Anything; Judge Grants Restraining Order Against Trump Administration Policy Set To Deny Visas To Immigrants Who Can't Afford Health Care; Migrants Suffer Deteriorating Conditions Waiting For Asylum; Firefighters Battle Maria Fire, Some Evacuation Orders Lifted; Airbnb Bans Party Houses After Halloween Shooting Kills Five. Aired 6-7a ET


October 27, 2019
• ISIS Leader Believed Dead After U.S. Special Operations Raid; Two Dead, At Least 14 Injured in Greenville, Texas Shooting. Aired 7- 8a ET
• Sources: ISIS Leader Believed To Have Been Killed In U.S. Special Operations Raid; Two Dead, 14 Wounded In Greenville Texas Shooting; Former Trump Chief Of Staff: I Warned Him He'd Be Impeached. Aired 6-7a ET


October 20, 2019
• Trump Reverses Court on Using His Gold Resort for G7 Summit; Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Endorses Bernie Sanders at New York Rally; Esper: U.S. Troops Withdrawing from Syria Headed for Iraq; Report: 95 Percent Baby Foods Tested Contain Toxic Heavy Metals; Pakistan's PM Talks About Princess Diana, Meeting Prince William. Aired 7-8a ET
• Trump Reverses Course On Using His Golf Resort For G7 Summit; Bannon Blames Aides For White House Chaos; GOP Congressman Open To Impeaching Trump Announces Retirement; Police Fire Water Cannons And Tear Gas As Hong Kong Protesters Turn Violent; Embattled U.K. Prime Minister Forced To Ask E.U. For Brexit Delay; Bernie Sanders Returns To The Campaign Trail After Health Scare; Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Endorses Bernie Sanders At New York Rally; Esper: U.S. Troops Withdrawing From Syria Headed For Iraq; Still No Deal For Chicago Teachers Union; Football Coach Who Disarmed Student With Loaded Gun Speaks Out. Aired 6-7a ET


October 13, 2019
• Woman Shot, Killed by Police Inside Her Own Home; Syrian War Defector Calls on Congress to Take Action After Reveal Atrocities Committed By Assad Regime. Aired 7-8a ET


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