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November 25, 2019
• Impeachment Inquiry Updates; Interview With Evan Siegfried; Landslide Election Victories For Hong Kong Protestors; Michael Bloomberg Making First Campaign In Virginia; Scotland A Key Battleground In Upcoming Vote; Young Elephants Captured In Zimbabwe For Chinese Zoos. Aired 2-3p ET


November 22, 2019
• Senate Considering Lengthy Impeachment Trial; FBI Official Investigated For Misconduct; Prince Andrew Steps Down From Public Duties; CNN Reveals New Accusations Against Pedophile Priest; Cape Town Entrepreneur Creates Edible Bowls; Activists Rally Against Murders Of Women; WSJ: USAG Hid Investigation Of Nassar From Simone Biles. Aired 2-3p ET


November 21, 2019
• None


November 20, 2019
• Did Not Air 2-3p ET


November 19, 2019
• Did Not Air 2-3p ET


November 18, 2019
• Hong Kong Protests Increasingly Violent; Interview With Gloria Allred As Prince Andrew's Interview Stirs Up Epstein Controversy; Eight Set To Testify In Impeachment Inquiry; U.S. Reverses Policy On Israeli Settlements In West Bank; Iraq Spy Chief Warns ISIS Is Rebuilding; Demonstrations Spread Throughout Iran As Frustration Grows; Powerful South African Telescope Looks To The Skies. Aired 2-3p ET


November 15, 2019
• Did Not Air 2-3p ET


November 14, 2019
• Did Not Air 2-3p ET


November 13, 2019
• Did Not Air. 2-3p ET


November 12, 2019
• Lawmakers On Capitol Hill Prepare For First Public Hearings; Republicans Lay Out Defense Strategy Before Public Hearings; Former Bolivian President Morales Accepts Asylum In Mexico; Israeli Forces Kill Islamic Jihad Commander; Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter Recovering After Brain Operation; U.S. Supreme Court Hears Arguments On DACA Immigration Law; Two Officials To Testify Wednesday In First Public Hearings; President Trump Remains Popular With Many Russians; Gearbox Provides Workspace For Entrepreneurs, Inventors; Instagram Testing Out Hidden "Likes" In Select Markets. Aired 2-3p ET


November 11, 2019
• Impeachment Inquiry Public Hearings Begin This Week; Violence Increases In Hong Kong Protests; Bolivian President Evo Morales Resigns; Nikki Haley: Tillerson, Kelly Tried To Undermine Trump; Turkey Army Takes CNN Inside Syrian "Safe Zone"; Key Backer Of Volunteer Rescue Group Found Dead; Is Apple's Credit Card Sexist?; Chinese Buyers Go On A Shopping Bonanza. Aired 2-3p ET


November 08, 2019
• Summarizing the Trump Press Conference; Flooding in Northern England; Labour and Conservative M.P.s Resigning Ahead of Election; Flood And Fires On Opposite Sides Of The Globe; Orangutan Under Threat As Borneo Burns; Student's Death Sparks More Protests; 38th Anniversary Of Fall Of Berlin Wall. Aired 2-3p ET


November 07, 2019
• Jennifer Williams Testifies Today In Impeachment Inquiry; Emmanuel Macron Suggests Europe Is Experiencing NATO Brain Death; Investigation Into Americans' Deaths In Mexico Continues; Numerous Officials Testify U.S. Was Pressuring Ukraine; Labour Party Leader Jeremy Corbyn Accused Of Racism; New Zealand Lawmaker Shuts Down Heckler; Independent Voters Respond To Trump, Impeachment Inquiry. Aired 2-3p ET


November 06, 2019
• Bill Taylor Transcript Released Today; Democrats Win Kentucky And Virginia Elections; Possible Dangerous Situation On Plane At Schiphol Airport; Dutch Authorities "Investigating Situation On Board A Plane; Pro- Beijing Lawmaker Attacked With Knife; Mom Kidnapped Kids, Now ISIS Has Them. Aired 2-3p ET


November 05, 2019
• Nine Members Of Mormon Family Killed In Mexico; Turkey Captures Sister Of Former ISIS Leader Baghdadi; Key Races Test Voter Enthusiasm Ahead Of 2020; U.K. Report On Kremlin Interference Delayed; U.S. Begins Formal Process Of Leaving Paris Climate Accord; Administration Seeks To Ease Rules For Coal Plant Waste. Aired 2:28-3p ET


November 04, 2019
• House Impeachment Inquiry Begins Releasing Transcripts; Joe Biden Leads Polls In Swing States; Iraq's Previous Prime Minister Calls For Current To Step Down; Ukraine's Fight Against Russian-Backed Separatists; U.K. Intel Officials Shocked By White House Request; Saudi Arabia Plans Aramco IPO; Voters In Pennsylvania Speak Out On Impeachment. Aired 2-3p ET


November 01, 2019
• Polls On Donald Trump's Impeachment Split 49 Percent To 47 Percent; Defense Strategy On Trump's Side; ISIS Claims Responsibility For Terrorist Attack Behind Their New Leader; 14,000 ISIS Fighters In Prison, Their Home Countries Refuse To Take Their Return; ISIS Prisoners Not Knowing Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi's Death; Hassan Nasrallah Not In Favor Of Saad Hariri's Resignation; California Fires Continue; Trump Weigh's In On British Politics; Female MPs Told Not To Campaign Along Amid Increasing Abuse Claims; Impeachment Fight; Spain Rape Law; Mystery Health Crisis; White Supremacist Movement; Catching Up With Science Fiction. Aired 1-2p ET


October 31, 2019
• Protests in Hong Kong, Iraq, and Lebanon; Pakistan Train Fire; Airplane Safety; Washington Nationals Win World Series. Aired 1-2p ET


October 30, 2019
• Lebanon's Political Crisis; California Issues First-Ever Extreme Red Flag Warning; Witness Says Some Crucial Words Were Left Out of Phone Transcript Between U.S. President Trump and Ukrainian President Zelensky; U.K. Gears Up for December 12th General Election. Aired 1-2p ET


October 29, 2019
• Interview With Lina Khatib As Prime Minister Of Lebanon Saad Hariri Resigns; U.K. To Vote On General Election Today; First Current White House Official Testifying In Impeachment Inquiry Today; Prime Minister Hariri Announces Resignation Amid Paralyzing Protests In Lebanon; Joe Biden's Campaign's Foreign Policy Advisor Speaks With CNN. Aired 1-2p ET


October 28, 2019
• UK Parliament to vote on new election; E.U. grants Britain three- month Brexit extension; Wildfires ranging in both ends of California; Vietnamese families fear their children among the victims; Twelfth day of demonstrations over economic crisis Aired 1-2p ET


October 25, 2019
• Tim Morrison To Testify Today In House Impeachment Inquiry; Protests Continue Around The World; Four Now Arrested As Investigation Into 39 Bodies Found In Essex Continues; Indonesia Blames Boeing, FAA, Pilots For Lion Air Crash; NATO Allies Have Criticized Turkey's Actions; E.U. Agrees "In Principle" To Extension, Delays Setting Date; Police Department Helps Drug Addicts Get Treatment. Aired 2-3p ET


October 24, 2019
• Boris Johnson Calls For General Election; Protests Growing Around The World; Bodies Found In U.K. Truck May Be Chinese Nationals; Protests Rattle Nations From Asia To South America; Syrian Democratic Forces Say Turkey Still Launching Attacks; Ranging Wildfires Force Evacuations In California; Oil Spill Destroying Beaches, Marine Life In Brazil. Aired 2-3p ET


October 23, 2019
• U.S. Envoy To Syria, James Jeffrey, Raises War Crimes Question; Republican Lawmakers Storm Closed-Door Session; Trump Lawyers Argue No Prosecution For Fifth Avenue Murder; U.K. P.M. Blames Parliament For Requesting Delay; Morales Calls Strike Over Election A "Coup"; Murder Suspect Returning To Taiwan To Turn Himself In; U.S.-Made Weapons Traded In Yemen's Shifting Alliances. Aired 2-3p ET


October 22, 2019
• House of Commons Advances Boris Johnson Deal; Russia And Turkey Reach Deal On Syria; House Of Commons Now To Vote On Timeline For Brexit Steps; U.K. Parliament Rejects Brexit Bill Debate Timetable; British P.M. Boris Johnson Pauses Brexit Legislation; Johnson: We Must Accelerate Preparations For No-Deal Brexi. Aired 2-3p ET


October 21, 2019
• Parliament Debates Boris Johnson's Deal; U.S. Forces Withdraw From Syrian Border Towns Today; President Trump Questions Validity Of The Emoluments Clause; Trump Defends U.S. Withdrawal, Says It Could Lead To "Deal"; Government Approves Economic Reforms To Diffuse Tensions; FA Cup Abandoned After Alleged Racist Abuse; Prince Harry Confirms Tensions In Royal Family. Aired 2-3p ET


October 18, 2019
• Violence In Syria Violates Ceasefire; Protests Break Out In Lebanon; Mulvaney Walks Back Quid Pro Quo; Riot Police Clash With Demonstrators In Barcelona; Johnson Scrambles For Support On Brexit Deal Ahead Of Vote; CNN Speaks To Duchess Of Cambridge; El Chapo's Son Escapes Gun Battle With Mexican Authorities; Hacker Has No Problem Getting Personal Information. Aired 2-3p ET


October 17, 2019
• Vice President Pence And President Erdogan Meet; Interview With Belgian MEP Philippe Lamberts; Mick Mulvaney Admits Quid Pro Quo On Ukraine; U.K. And E.U. Reach Breakthrough Agreement; Pence: U.S. And Turkey Agree To Ceasefire In Syria; Trump, Pelosi Clash Over "Meltdown" During Syria Meeting; Sondland: Trump Directed Him To Work With Giuliani On Ukraine. Aired 2-3p ET


October 16, 2019
• Syrian Regime and Russian Forces Now in Manbij; Interview with M.P. Jeremy Hunt; Shifting Possible Outcomes in Brexit Negotiations; Rivals Turn Up The Heat On Warren As She Surges In Polls; British Teen's Parents Felt "Taken Advantage Of" By Trump; Police Warn Of Dangerous Escalation. Aired 2-3p ET


October 15, 2019
• Turkish-Backed Syrian Rebels Advancing Close To Syrian Regime Forces; European Ministers Meeting In Luxembourg Ahead Of Brexit; Impeachment Inquiry Continues Behind Closed Doors; Biden Family In Spotlight Ahead Of Democratic Debate; White Former Officer Charged With Murder Of Black Woman; The Problem Of Racism In Football; Saudis Play Historic Match Against Palestinians; LeBron James Weighs In On NBA-China Dispute. Aired 2-3p ET


October 14, 2019
• Syrian Forces Move To Occupy Kurdish Territory; Elizabeth II Gives Queen's Speech; Hong Kong Protestors Detonate Homemade Bomb; Alliances Shift Amid New Power Vacuum In Northern Syria; Black Woman Killed By White Police Officer In Her Own Home; Multiple Witnesses To Testify On Capitol Hill This Week; Government Reaches Deal To End Violent Protests; World Witnesses Flurry Of Amazing Athletic Feats. Aired 2-3p ET


October 11, 2019
• Steve Mnuchin and Mark Esper Condemn Turkish Military Actions; Trade Talks with China Under Way Today; Marie Yovanovitch Testifies in Impeachment Inquiry; Death Toll Rises In Turkish Offensive In Northeastern Syria; Typhoon Hagibis Takes Aim At Japan; Studying Climate Destructions Is Taking A Toll On Scientists; 100,000 Evacuated In Southern California Wildfire; CNN's LGBTQ Town Halls Mark Historic Political Moment. Aired 2-3p ET


October 10, 2019
• Turkish And Kurdish Forces Fire Upon Each Other; Lev Parnas, Igor Fruman, Andrey Kukushkin Arrested; Boris Johnson And Leo Varadkar Met Today To Discuss Brexit Deal; Turkey Escalates Attacks On U.S.-Allied Kurdish Fighters; House Democrats Preparing Wave Of Subpoenas; NBA Preseason Games In China Go On Despite Controversy; Report: Two-Thirds Of North American Bird Species Could Go Extinct. Aired 2-3p ET


October 09, 2019
• Interview With Syrian Democratic Forces Spokesperson; Turkey Focuses On Buffer Zone; New Details In Matt Lauer Firing; Turkish Military Offensive In Northern Syria Underway; Two Killed In Shootings Near Synagogue; Joe Biden Calls For Trump's Impeachment For The First Time; Bernie Sanders Announces Plan To Scale Back Campaign. Aired 2-3p ET


October 08, 2019
• State Department Blocks Gordon Sondland Testimony; U.S. Troops Relocating on Syrian-Turkish Border; NBA Defends Freedom of Speech. Aired 2-3p ET


October 07, 2019
• Americans Abandon Kurds In Syria; Second Whistleblower Comes Forward; Wife Of American Diplomat Kills British Boy In Auto Accident; Iraq's Army Admits To "Excessive Force" Against Protesters; Zelensky Facing Backlash For Peace With Russia Policies; Drone Video Shows Bound Detainees In Western China; China Cut Ties With Houston Rockets Over G.M.'s Hong Kong Tweet; Extinction Rebellion Demands Government Action. Aired 2-3p ET


October 04, 2019
• Aftermath of Kurt Volker Deposition; Protests Continue in Iraq; Protests Also in Egypt and Lebanon; Hong Kong Ban On Masked Protesters Goes Into Effect; Trump Urges China And Ukraine To Investigate Bidens; Phoebe Waller-Bridge Rises To The Top Of Television; Japanese Company Creates Process To Reduce Clothing Waste; World Leaders Share Uncomfortable Spotlight With Trump. Aired 2-3p ET


October 03, 2019
• Trump Publicly Urges Ukraine And China To Investigate Bidens; Protests In Iraq Continue For Third Day; Boris Johnson Unveils Brexit Plan; Ex-Diplomat Testifies As First Witness In Ukraine Probe; Four People Killed In Knife Attack At Paris Police HQ; Ex-Policewoman Sentenced To 10 Years In Prison For Murder; Japanese Company Streamlines Recycling Of Plastic Bottles. Aired 2-3p ET


October 02, 2019
• Did Not Air


October 01, 2019
• Ukraine's President: "No One Can Put Pressure On Me"; Rudy Giuliani Lawyers Up, Hires Watergate Prosecutor; British PM: No Hard Border In Ireland; Chef takes Ancient Grain Mainstream; Japanese Company Ramps Up Production To Battle Water Waste; Prince Harry And Meghan Sue U.K. Tabloid. Aired 2-3p ET


September 30, 2019
• No Clear Trump Response To Impeachment Inquiry; Ukraine Issues Public Statement; One Year Since Jamal Khashoggi Murder; Rep. Tim Ryan (D- OH) Is Being Interviewed About Donald Trump Impeachment Inquiry; Swing State Voters Weigh In On Impeachment Inquiry; Media's Role As Impeachment Debate Heats Up; Paris Court Fines French MeToo Founder For Defamation; France Bid Farewell To Former President Chirac. Aired 2-3p ET


September 27, 2019
• Did Not Air 2-3p ET


September 26, 2019
• Did Not Air 2-3p ET


September 24, 2019
• Prime Minister Boris Johnson And President Donald Trump Hold Joint Press Conference; Interview With British Member Of Parliament, Steve Baker; Nancy Pelosi Speaks On American History Before Caucus Meeting; Trump Tweets He Will Release "Declassified, Unredacted" Transcript Of Ukraine Call; Former Foreign Minister: Ukraine Caught Between U.S. & Russia; U.K. Supreme Court: Parliament Suspension Unlawful; Harry And Meghan On First Stop Of Africa Tour; The Teacher Who Solved Cape Town's Water Crisis. Aired 2-3p ET


September 23, 2019
• United Nations General Assembly Begins Today; Disagreement Over Seriousness of Trump Conversation with Ukrainian President; Interview with Alexandria Villasenor; Trump Calls For Joe Biden & Son To Be Investigated; Passengers Stranded After Thomas Cook Goes Bust; Solar Kiosk Offers Internet Access, Power To Charge; Professor Shines Light On Impact Of Plastic Waste; "Fleabag," "Chernobyl" Are Big Winners At Emmy's. Aired 2-3p ET


September 20, 2019
• Interview With Anna Taylor, Student Activist; Trump Blocks Congressional Access To Whistleblower; Rudy Giuliani Admits Something He Point-Blank Denied; Trump Announces "Highest Level" Of Sanctions Against Iran; CNN Tours Sites Of Strikes On Oil Facilities; U.K. Supreme Court To Rule Early Next Week; U.S. President Contends With Multiple Controversies; CNN Goes Behind-The-Scenes To See What Awaits F1 Fans. Aired 2-3p ET


September 19, 2019
• Interview With Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif; Urgent Whistleblower Complaint Withheld From Congress By Trump Administration; Interview With Andrew MacDougall; U.S. Congress Demands Whistleblower Complaint Details; Canadian P.M. Trudeau Speaks Amid Dark Face Scandal; Trudeau "Deeply Sorry" About Racist Makeup Pictures; McCabe: Whistleblower Is Incredibly Concerning. Aired 2-3p ET


September 18, 2019
• Saudi Arabia Presents Evidence Of Iranian Involvement; Fed Cuts Key Rate; Israeli Votes Still Being Counted; Rep. Ami Bera (D-CA) Is Interviewed About The New National Security Advisor And Increased Sanctions On Iran; Trump Names Robert C. O'Brien National Security Adviser; U.K. Supreme Court Weighs Parliament Suspension; Dozens Killed In Attacks Ahead Of Afghanistan Elections; CNN Gets Rare Look Inside Samsung's Secretive Ideas Lab. Aired 2-3p ET


September 17, 2019
• Cause Of Saudi Arabian Attack Still Unclear; Polls In Israeli Election Close In An Hour; Corey Lewandowski Testifies Before House Judiciary Committee; Iran's Supreme Leader Rules Out Negotiations With U.S.; U.K. High Court Hears Arguments Over Parliament Suspension; Trump's Ex-Campaign Manager Testifies In Impeachment Hearing. Aired 2-3p ET


September 16, 2019
• Trump Blames Iran For Saudi Attack; Oil Futures Soar; Boris Johnson Leaves Prime Minister Of Luxembourg Alone At Press Conference; Iran Denies Responsibility For Attack On Saudi Oil Fields; Netanyahu, Gantz In Tight Race On Eve Of Election Re-do; U.S. Autoworkers Begin Strike Against General Motors; Former U.K. P.M. Cameron Apologizes For Brexit Uncertainty; Police Looking For Stole $6 Million Golden Toilet. Aired 2-3p ET


September 13, 2019
• Third Democratic 2020 Debate Recap; Former Prime Minister David Cameron Calls for Second Referendum; Benjamin Netanyahu Meets with Vladimir Putin; Soon: Felicity Huffman Sentenced In College Admission Scam; Kremlin Carries out Raids On Russian Opposition; Anthem Of Defiance Unites Pro- Democracy Protesters; World's Northern-Most Town Has A warning For The Planet; 25 Years Of Iconic Sitcom "Friends". Aired 2-3p ET


September 12, 2019
• Brexit Fight Moves To Courts; Immigration Law Takes Immediate Effect In U.S. Today; Mike Pompeo May Assume Bolton's Role; Top 10 Democratic Candidates To Debate Tonight; Saudi Princess To Appeal Conviction In Workman's Beating; ISIS Ideology Takes Root In Sprawling Syrian Tent Camp; Where Are The Black Referees? Aired 2-3p ET


September 11, 2019
• Trump Comments Publicly On John Bolton's Departure; Scottish Court Rules Prorogued Parliament Is Illegal; Hong Kong Stock Exchange Proposes Merger With London; Bahamian Officials: Thousands Missing After Dorian; Palestinians Furious Over Netanyahu's Annexation Plan; Trump Administration Planning To Ban Flavored E-Cigarettes; U.S. Honors Victims & Heroes From 18 Years Ago; Fighting Racism In Football. Aired 2-3p ET


September 10, 2019
• John Bolton Fired This Morning; New Details in Trump's Fraught Relationship With Intelligence Community; Outside of London, Impatience for Brexit Resolution; Trump Fires U.S. National Security Advisor; Finnish PM Weighs In On Brexit Process; Netanyahu Vows To Annex Parts Of West Bank If Reelected; 70,000 Bahamas Residents Homeless , Death Toll Reaches 50; Police In Australia Probe Causes Of Several Bushfires; China Angry Over Hong Kong Activist's Visit To Germany; Premier League Star Targeted With Racial Abuse Online. Aired 2-3p ET


September 09, 2019
• Boris Johnson Seeks Snap Election; New Report Finds U.S. Spy Extracted From Russia In 2017; Remote Bahamian Towns Without Aid; Parliament Votes To Force Release Of Papers On No-Deal Brexit; Voters In Liverpool React To Political Turmoil; Sources: Trump Overruled Advisers On Taliban Meeting; Political Uncertainty Takes A Toll Along Irish Border. Aired 2-3p ET


September 06, 2019
• Emotional Aftermath Apparent After Hurricane Dorian; Boris Johnson Running Out of Options; Former President of Zimbabwe Robert Mugabe is Dead at 95. Aired 2-3p ET


September 05, 2019
• Emergency Response Efforts Under Way in Bahamas; Interview with Richard Newby, Lords M.P.; Carrie Lam Withdraws Extradition Bill; Hurricane Dorian Lashes Carolinas With Heavy Rain, Winds; Trump Defends Showing Altered Map Of Dorian's Trajectory; Johnson's Brother Resigns As M.P. And Cabinet Member; U.S. Presidential Candidates Discuss Climate Crisis. Aired 2-3p ET


September 04, 2019
• Boris Johnson Loses Second Vote in Parliament; Power May be Shifting in Parliament; No Aid Yet Reaching Bahamas. Aired 2-3p ET


September 03, 2019
• Phillip Lee Defects From Conservative Party To Join Opposition; Interview With Members Of Parliament, Layla Moran And Ben Bradshaw; Citizen-Initiated Rescue Missions Begin In Bahamas; U.K. Parliament Holding Emergency Debate On Brexit; E.U. Watches British Debate; Hurricane Dorian Devastates Bahamas. Aired 2-3p ET


September 02, 2019
• Interview With Mayor Linda Hudson Of Fort Pierce, Florida; Interview With Conservative M.P. Alistair Burt; Speculation On Outcome Of Tomorrow's British Parliament Vote; Dorian Devastates Northern Bahamas, Heads Toward Florida; Quiet At Lebanon Border After Weekend Clashes; "Numerous Fatalities" In California Boat Fire; Protesters & Police Return To Streets After Student Boycott; U.S. Prepares For Dangerous Hurricane Dorian. Aired 2-3p ET


August 30, 2019
• Hurricane Dorian Strengthens; Students in Hong Kong Protest Arrested; Israel Warns Lebanon to Stop Harboring Terrorists; Dorian Now Category Three AS It Heads Towards Florida; 25-Year-Old Aims To Unseat U.K. Johnson In Next Election; Protecting The Most Vulnerable Rohingya Refugees; U.S. Health Officials Looking Into Dangers Of E-Cigarettes; Japanese Investment Boots Kenyan Port. Aired 2-3p ET


August 29, 2019
• Scottish Conservative Party Leader Resigns; Bolsonaro Bans Land Fires for 60 Days; South Korea to Re-Try Former President Park Geun-hye as well as Samsung Boss; U.K. PM Faces Backlash Over Parliament Suspension; Trump: U.S. Reducing Troops In Afghanistan To 8,600; U.S.: Marijuana Poses Risk For Teens And Pregnant Women; High-Tech Plan To Save The Northern White Rhino; Japanese Company Digs The Foundation For Growth. Aired 2-3p ET


August 28, 2019
• Protests As Boris Johnson Suspends Parliament; Dorian Upgraded To Hurricane; Interview With Member Of Parliament, Stephen Doughty; Queen Approves U.K. P.M.'s Request To Suspend Parliament; New Poll" Trump Trails All Major Democratic Contenders; Smuggling In Africa And Middle East Threatens Cheetahs; Japan Helps Kenya Tap Renewable Energy Potential. Aired 2-3p ET


August 27, 2019
• Fires Continue To Burn In Amazon; Rouhani Calls For Sanctions Rollback; Tropical Storm Dorian Approaches Puerto Rico; Bolsonaro's Policies Threaten Tribes Living In Amazon; Palestinian Harvard Student Deported By U.S.; Taylor Swift Singles Out The Trump White House; Japanese Carmaker Is Gearing Up For Growth. Aired 2-3p ET


August 26, 2019
• President Trump Willing To Meet With Iranian President Rouhani; G7 Sidesteps Climate Agreement But Macron Pledges Funds As Amazon Continues To Burn; Interview With Johan Eliasch On Preventing Another Amazon Fire; Macron Calls For Talks Between U.S. And Iranian Presidents; Iran, China Trade, Climate Talks Dominate Summit; Boris Johnson's First G7 As U.K. Prime Minister; Weekend Demonstrations Take Violent Turn; Harvey Weinstein Trial Delayed Until January; How Rwanda's Macadamia Nut Is Becoming Popular In Japan. Aired 2-3p ET


August 23, 2019
• Trump Blames U.S. Businesses, Jay Powell for Trade War Problems; G7 to Take Place This Weekend in Biarritz; William and Kate Board Budget Airline to Scotland; China To Impose New Tariffs On $75 Billion In U.S. Goods; U.S. Justice Ginsburg Receives New Cancer Treatment; Putin Orders "Symmetrical" Response To U.S. Misael Test; Former Overstock CEO: FBI Asked Me To Pursue Maria Butina. Aired 2-3p ET


August 22, 2019
• Boris Johnson Meets With Emmanuel Macron; Smoke From Burning Amazon Covers Half Of Brazil; U.S.-Denmark Relations Seem Repaired; Trump's Contradictory Remarks Spark Confusion, Controversy; Russia Cheers Trump's Push For It To Rejoin G7; Rescued Migrants Test E.U. Immigration Policies; Critics Question China's Roles At Hong Kong Train Station; Learning Civil Disobedience At Activist Training Camps. Aired 2-3p ET


August 21, 2019
• Boris Johnson Meets With Angela Merkel; Interview With Danish Member Of Parliament, Rasmus Jarlov As President Trump Cancels State Visit; Italy's No-Confidence Vote Traceable To Last Election; A Trail Of "Bloody Gold" Leads To Venezuela's Government; New CNN Poll: Trump's Approval Rating's Slips; Brazil's Amazon Rainforest Burning At Record Rate. Aired 2- 3p ET


August 20, 2019
• Political Upheaval In Italy; Pentagon Report Warns ISIS Regaining Strength; Boris Johnson Opposes Irish Backstop; Italian Court Orders Seizure Of Rescue Ships Carrying Migrants; CNN Poll: Former VP Biden Expands Lead In Democratic Field; Calls For El Salvador To Reverse Strict Abortion Laws; Prince Harry & Meghan Markle Criticized For Private Jet Travels. Aired 2-3p ET


August 19, 2019
• Leaked Government Memos Detail Possible Brexit Shortages; Released Iranian Tanker Leaves Port; NASA Scientists Investigate Greenland's Rapid Glacial Melt; Rescue Ship Blocked From Docking In Italy; Sudan's Ex- President On Trial For Multiple Charges; Brexit Changing Freedom Of Movement; Prince Andrew "Appalled" At Epstein Sex Abuse Claims; Leaked Documents Warn Of No-Deal Brexit Chaos In The U.K. Nairobi Governor Reveals Lawmaker's Affair At His Funeral. Aired 2-3p ET


August 16, 2019
• Donald Trump Interested in Purchase of Greenland; Israel Grants Rashida Tlaib Entry; Iranian Tanker Released by Gibraltar Court; Trump Trade Adviser Plays Down Recession Fears; Michigan Weighs In On Impeachment; John Fogerty Remembers Late-Night Set At Woodstock; Nepal Proposes New Restrictions For Climbing Mt. Everest. Aired 2-3p ET


August 15, 2019
• Trump Encourages Israel To Ban Two U.S. Lawmakers; Labour Seeks No Confidence Vote In Boris Johnson's Govt.; Six Police Officers Wounded In Philadelphia Shootout; Gibraltar Releases Grace 1 Ship; Israel Bans American Congresswomen; Hong Kong Announces Stimulus Package. Aired 2-3p ET


August 14, 2019
• Dow Jones Industrial Falls Dramatically; Hong Kong Protests Continue Today; New Lawsuit Filed In Jeffrey Epstein Case; Extradition Protesters Make Five Demands; Airline Caught Between Hong Kong Protesters And China; Russia Mines Resources In Central African Republic; Genoa Marks One Year Since 43 Killed In Bridge Disaster; Wildfire Consuming Greek Island Of Evia. Aired 2-3p ET


August 13, 2019
• Increased Violence Between Protestors And Police At Hong Kong Airport; China May Be Considering Involvement As It Moves Police Vehicles Into Nearby Shenzhen; Single Largest State Operation Of Immigrant Workplace Raids Expected To Be Repeated; Inside Vladimir Putin's Private Army; Russia Calls Off Evacuation Of Town Near Explosion Site; Epstein's Alleged Accomplice; Trump & Trudeau Become "Pen Pals". Aired 2-3p ET


August 12, 2019
• Jeffrey Epstein Dies In Prison In Apparent Suicide; President Trump Tweets About Conspiracy Theories Implicating The Clintons; Hong Kong Protesters Shut Down All Outgoing Airport Flights; Russian Nuclear Explosion Likely Failed Missile; U.S. National Security Adviser Meets U.K. P.M. In London; Boris Johnson's Senior Adviser A Divisive Figure; Scaramucci: I No Longer Support Trump's Re-election Bid; Indian Star Defends Controversial Remarks; Simone Biles Makes History; Music Fans Remember Woodstock 50 Years Later. Aired 2-3p ET


August 09, 2019
• President Trump Publicly Supports Increased Gun Control; Democrats Publicly Label Trump White Supremacist; Vladimir Putin Marks 20 Years in Power; How Other Countries Have Reacted To Gun Tragedies; Democrats Descend On Iowa, Sharpen Attacks On Trump; Two U.S. State Dept. Officials Resign Over Differences. India Relaxes Lockdown In Kashmir For Friday Prayers; The Fight For America's Future. Aired 2-3p ET


August 08, 2019
• 300 Migrants Released After Mississippi Raids; Reports: Man Dies In Iraq After Trump Admin Deports Him; Fox News Host Says White Supremacy Is A "Hoax"; Putin's Rise From Unknown To World Leader; Abbey Road Anniversary; United Nations Report Issues Dire Warnings on State of the Planet; Trump Visits Shooting Survivors; Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi Announced Downgraded Kashmir Status Today. Aired 2-3p ET


August 07, 2019
• Trump Visited Dayton, Ohio This Morning; Interview With Rep. Tim Ryan (D-OH); Counter-Demonstrators Await Trump In El Paso; El Paso Survivor Recounts Shooting Horror; U.S. In Crisis As Americans Reel From Latest Shootings; Biden Attacks President Trump On Race Issues. Aired 2-3p ET


August 06, 2019
• Dayton Shooter Had History of Violent Plans; Trump Administration Labels China Currency Manipulator; Remembering Toni Morrison After Her Death. Aired 2-3p ET


August 05, 2019
• Critics Say Trump's Rhetoric Has Fanned The Flames Of Hate; El Paso Mass Shooting Being Treated As Domestic Terrorism; Democrats Condemn Mass Shootings, Blame Trump's Rhetoric; Interview With Rep. Adriano Espaillat (D-NY), Discussing Gun Legislation; Twenty-Two Now Dead In El Paso Shooting, Two Dying In Hospital; Call For Action On Gun Control After Shootings; Citywide Protests, Strikes Disrupt Hong Kong. Aired 2-3p ET


August 02, 2019
• Interview with NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg; Trump Aims to Increase Trade With Europe; Interview with Faiz Shakir, Sanders Campaign Manager; Ratcliffe No Longer Trump's Nominee For Nat'l Intel Chief; ASAP Rocky Allowed To Return To U.S. As Judge Decides Verdict; Climate Change Fuels Wildfires In Siberia, Melts Permafrost; Miners Look To Trump For Help After Company Files Bankruptcy. Aired 2-3p ET


August 01, 2019
• Dow Jones Falls As Trump Announces New China Tariffs; Second Night Of 2020 Democratic Presidential Debate; Hamza bin Laden Reported Dead; U.S. President Phones Putin Over Siberian Wildfires; China Raising Concerns Of Hong Kong Intervention; How 2020 Democrats Plan To Fight Climate Crisis. Aired 2-3p ET


July 31, 2019
• Democrats Prepare For Second CNN Presidential Debate Night; Recap Of First CNN Debate Night; Russian Instagram Star Found Dead; Newly Unearthed Audio Of Reagan's Racist Call With Nixon; Boris Johnson Visits N. Ireland Amid Brexit Divisions; Meghan Markle Edits September Issue Of British Vogue; Iconic Director And Huge Stars Making Film For Netflix. Aired 2-3p ET


July 30, 2019
• Second Democratic 2020 Debate Preview; Live Coverage Of Trump Press Conference; Two Americans Imprisoned Following Police Stabbing; Democrats Battle To Win Back Michigan From Trump; Trump Stokes Racial Divisions Ahead Of CNN Debates; 100-Plus Million People Impacted By Capital One Data Breach; Palestinian Brewery Shows Cracks In Trump's Peace Plan. Aired 2-3p ET


July 29, 2019
• Republicans Preparing Strategy for Second 2020 Democratic Presidential Debates; Trump Nominates John Ratcliffe to Replace Top Intelligence Official; Three Killed and 11 Wounded at California Garlic Festival; Trump Uses "Infested" Rant To Attack Political Opponent; Britain "Turbo-Charging" Preparations For No-Deal Brexit; British Vogue Highlights Trail-Blazing Women; 16-Year-Old Wins $3 Million AS "Fortnite" Champion. Aired 2-3p ET


July 26, 2019
• Boris Johnson as Unmarried Prime Minister; Deadliest Migrant Accident in Mediterranean This Year; Sixteen U.S. Marines Accused of Human Trafficking; Pelosi, Ocasio-Corte Meet Privately After Public Rift; Growing Number Of Democrats Calling For Impeachment; Triads Suspected In Sunday's Mob Attack At Train Station; Hail And Mudslide Bring Tour De France To A Stop; Fake Presidential Seal Appears Behind Trump. Aired 2-3p ET


July 25, 2019
• Record-Breaking Heat In Europe; Jeremy Corbyn Holds Rally On Last Day Of Parliament; Rep. Andre Carson (D-IN) Is Interviewed About The Mueller Hearing; A$AP Rocky To Stand Trial In Sweden On Assault Charge; Puerto Rican Governor Resigning After Days Of Protests; Seoul: North Korea Fired New Type Of Short-Range Missile; Syrians Starving Near U.S. Military Base; Israeli Football Team Owner Taking On Racist Fans. Aired 2-3p ET


July 24, 2019
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July 23, 2019
• Interview With Malcolm Rifkind, Former British Defense Secretary; Interview With Former Irish Prime Minister, Bernie Ahern; Multi-Country Fighter Jet Standoff In Pacific Today; Boris Johnson To Become New British Prime Minister; Study Suggests "Sonic Attacks" Changed People's Brains; U.S. Awaiting To Hear From Robert Mueller; Another Heat Wave In Europe Could Bring Hottest Temps Ever. Aired 2-3p ET


July 22, 2019
• FMR. Special Counsel Mueller To Testify Wednesday; FMR. Republican Lawmaker Eyes Run Against Trump; Voting Closes In Contest To Replace Theresa May; Boris Johnson Poised To Become Next British P.M.; U.S. Rapper ASAP Rocky Awaits Fate In Swedish Custody. Aired 2-3p ET


July 19, 2019
• Officials: Iran Seizes British Tanker In Strait Of Hormuz; President Trump Returns To Defense Of Chanting Rally Crowd; Interview With Melissa Mark-Viverito As Protests Continue In Puerto Rico; U.K. Official: COBRA Meeting Being Held On Tanker Seizure. Aired 2-3p ET


July 18, 2019
• Warning: No-Deal Brexit Will Plunge U.K. Into Recession; U.S. Concerns Grow Over FaceApp; Indonesian Woman Jailed For Recording Boss Harassing Her; At Least 33 Killed In Suspected Arson At Anime Studio; Searing Temperatures Over 40 Celsius Across U.S.; Live Coverage of President Trump's Press Conference; Iran Seizes Tanker in Strait of Hormuz; Protestors in Puerto Rico Call for Governor's Resignation. Aired 2-3p ET


July 17, 2019
• Interview With Mohammad Javad Zarif; Rep. Al Green Impeachment Bill Up For Vote Today; European Union Launching Anti-Trust Probe Into Amazon; Mexico Balks At New U.S. Migrant Plan; U.S. Sports Star Helps Out At Border; British Prime Minister: I'm Worried About The State Of Politics; Zimbabwe Drought Leaves Millions Without Clean Water; "Flyboard" Inventor Eyes New Feat After Dramatic Debut


July 16, 2019
• House To Bring Bill To Floor Condemning Trump Tweets Today; Technology Companies Testify Before Congress Today; Ursula Von Der Leyen Confirmed As Next European Commission President; Trump Fuels The Uproar Over His Racist Tweets; Tracking Down Human Slavery In Britain; Surveillance Reports Describe How WikiLeaks' Julian Assange Operated From Ecuadorian Embassy To Meddle In 2016 Election. Aired 2-3p ET


July 15, 2019
• Few Republicans Condemn Trump's Racist Remarks Against Congresswomen; Trump-Ordered ICE Raids Took Place Over Weekend; Stock Market Falls As China Announces Slowing Growth; Trump Digs In Amid Uproar Over Racist Tweets; Trump Administration Moves To Limit Asylum Claims; Fear And Lack Of Trust Driving Outbreak In Congo; Amazon Shopping Holiday Filled With Deals And Protests; Plans Moving Ahead To Reconstruct Notre Dame. Aired 2-3p ET


July 12, 2019
• Alex Acosta Resigns as Labor Secretary; First S-400 Delivery Arrived in Turkey Today; Mike Pence to Visit Detention Centers Today; Interview with Rep. Ami Bera (D-CA), Discussing Iran Provocations to U.S. and Britain; U.K.-Iran Tensions Escalate Amid Naval Dispute; R. Kelly Indicted On New Federal Sex Crime Charges; Experimental Drugs Offer New Hope To Ebola Victims; The Challenges Of Reporting In The Ear Of Trump; Chernobyl To Become Official Tourist Attraction. Aired 2-3p ET


July 11, 2019
• British Royal Navy Trains Weapons On Iranian Ships; Trump's Raids On Immigrants To Begin Sunday; American Scientist's Body Discovered In Crete; New Orleans Drenched As Tropical Storm Moves In; Epstein Wants Out Of Jail To Await Trial Under House Arrest; Vatican: Two Graves Exhumed, No Human Remains Found. Aired 2-3p ET


July 10, 2019
• Interview With Former Acting United States Ambassador to the United Kingdom, Lewis Lukens; Interview With British Conservative Lawmaker, Alistair Burt; Labor Secretary Alexander Acosta Speaks In A Press Conference Amid Calls For His Resignation; Acosta Defends Secret Sweetheart Plea Deal For Epstein. Aired 2-3p ET


July 09, 2019
• British Diplomatic Cables Leak Investigation Continues; President Trump Defends Alex Acosta Amid Jeffrey Epstein Questions; Carrie Lam Declares Extradition Bill Dead But Protests Will Continue; Trump Unleashes New Insults On U.K. Ambassador To U.S.; NASA Recruits Duran Duran For 50th Anniversary Concert; Yazidi Women Seeking Help For PTSD In Israel; Instagram Rolls Out Anti-Bullying Features. Aired 2-3p ET


July 08, 2019
• Iran Says It Has Exceeded Uranium Enrichment Threshold; USA Stars Push For Equal Pay After World Cup Win; Saudi Airline Turns To Airbus, Dumps 737 Max Jet Deal; California Rocked By Back-to-Back Earthquakes; man Set To Be The First Black African In Space Dies. Aired 2-3p ET


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