CNN.com - Transcripts (2024)

•. University Of Idaho Holds Vigil To Honor Four Students Killed In Unsolved Stabbings; January 6 Committee To Discuss Criminal Referrals At Friday Meeting; Police Believe Suspect In Catfish Murders Portrayed Himself As A Teenager; Future Of The Far Right Militia Style Group Post-Jan.6; China's Health Commission To Local Governments: Resolve "Reasonable Demands Of The Masses" In A Timely Manner; Team USA Meets Netherlands At Saturday's Knockout Round; Arrest Warrant Issued For Friend Accused Of Killing NC Woman In Mexico. Aired 8-9p ET
•Record Early Voting In Georgia Senate Runoff Tops 1 Million Ballots Cast; China Eases Some COVID Restrictions In Response To Nationwide Protests; Experimental Drug Appears To Slow Progression Of Alzheimer's Disease In Clinical Trial But Raises Safety Concerns. Aired 9-10p ET

•Interview With U.S. Secretary Of State Antony Blinken; Interview With U.N. Women In Afghanistan Special Representative Alison Davidian; Interview With FDNY Commissioner Laura Kavanagh. Aired 1-2p ET

•Interview with Rep. Josh Gottheimer on U.S. Rail Strike Vote; Deadly Tornadoes across the U.S. Southeast; Alzheimer's Drug Slows Cognitive Decline; Inside the Battle for Bakhmut in Eastern Ukraine. Aired 11-11:30a ET
•Rep. Hakeem Jeffries Elected House Democratic Leader; U.S. Advances To World Cup Knockout Stage; Officials Warn Of Air Hazards As Two Volcanoes Erupt In Hawaii. Aired 11:30a-12p ET

•China's Zero-COVID Policy; NATO To Boost Ukraine Aid; Promising Alzheimer's Drug. Aired 5-5:30p ET

•AG Garland: People Will Be "Held Accountable" For Attacks On Democracy; AG Garland: DOJ Asking For Access To All January 6 Committee Transcripts; House Passes Deal To Avoid Freight Rail Strike; Russian Lawmakers Unanimously Pass Harsh Anti-LGBTQ Law; Family Members Of "Catfish" Murder Victims Speak Out; U.S. Women's Team Will Earn More From Men's Team This Year Than The Two Year's It Won The Women's World Cup Combined. Aired 4-5p ET
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•Oath Keepers Founder Found Guilty; Congress to Act on Rail Strike; Heidi Przybyla is Interviewed about Congress' Deadline; Extreme Storms in the South; U.S. Economy's Growth Stronger than Expected. Aired 9-9:30a ET
•U.S. Beats Iran to Advance; Prince and Princess of Wales Arrive in Boston; Sally Krutzig is Interviewed about the Idaho Murders; Artificial Intel May Predict Heart Attack. Aired 9:30-10a ET
•Today, Congress to Act in Preventing Crippling Rail Strike; More Than 25 Tornadoes Hit Southern States Overnight, Killing Two; Oath Keepers Founder Guilty of Sedition in January 6 Attack. Aired 10- 10:30a ET
•Investors Looking to Fed Chair's Speech for Clues About Rate Hikes; Alzheimer's Association Applauds Lecanemab, Urges FDA Approval; Russian Lawmakers Pass Strict Anti-LGBTQ Law, Putin to Sign Soon. Aired 10:30-11a ET
•U.S. Team Advances in World Cup; Oath Keepers Found Guilty of Sedition; Deadly Storms Hit Southeast; House Passes Bill to Avert Rail Strike; House Democrats Introduce New Leaders. Aired 1-1:30p ET
•Severe Storms for U.S. Southeast; Hawaii's Mauna Loa Erupts; Will Smith on Oscars Slap; China Announces Changes after Nationwide Zero COVID Protests; DNA Reunites Daughter with Family after 51 Years. Aired 1:30-2p ET
•Police: Suspect Posed As 17-Year-Old Before Killing Teen's Family; 1/6 Committee To Discuss Potential Criminal Referrals Friday; Blinken Condemns Russian Attack On Energy Infrastructure. Aired 2- 2:30p ET
•China Begins Easing COVID Restrictions Amid Nationwide Protests; Pulisic's Heroic Goal Catapults U.S. Into Knockout Phase; U.S. Women's Team Will Earn More From Men's Team This Year Than When They Won The World Cup Themselves; SD Governor Bans State Employees From Using TikTok On Government Devices; Oath Keepers Found Guilty Of Sedition In January 6 Attack; San Francisco Officials Vote To Allow Police To Use Robots Deploying Lethal Force; William And Catherine Make 1st U.S. Visit As Prince And Princess Of Wales; Buckingham Palace Adviser Resigns Over Comments To Black Woman Guest. Aired 2:30-3p ET
•Biden: Soon: Garland To Give Remarks On Jackson, MS Water Crisis; Police: Suspect Posed As 17-Year-Old Before Killing Teen's Family; Israel's Netanyahu: Trump Dinner With Holocaust Denier Was "Mistake". Aired 3-3:30p ET
•Christine McVie Of Fleetwood Mac Dies At 79; Use Of Artificial Intelligence May Predict Heart Attack, Stroke Risk; Secret Service Rental Cars Destroyed In Fire At Nantucket Airport; Attorney General Merrick Garland Addresses Oath Keepers Convictions And Jackson, Mississippi Water System. Aired 3:30-4p ET
•CNN International: China Tightens Security Amid Widespread Protests; Officials Lift COVID Lockdown In China's "iPhone City"; U.S. Defeat Iran 1-0, Advance To Round of 16; NATO Ministers Meet Today To Discuss Support For Ukraine; Buckingham Palace Aide Resigns Over "Unacceptable Comments"; Experimental Drug Shows "Potential" As Alzheimer's Treatment; Inside The Battle For Bakhmut In Eastern Ukraine. Aired 8-8:30a ET
•In China, New Protests Flare Despite Pledge To Ease Restrictions; U.S. Defeat Iran 1-0 And Advances To Round Of 16; Some Iranians Celebrate U.S. Win In World Cup; Inside The Battle For Bakhmut In Eastern Ukraine. Aired 12-1a ET
•New Protests Flare Despite Pledge To Ease Restrictions; NATO Pledges More Weapons And Aid To Fix Ukraine's Energy Grid; Videos Show Iranians Celebrating U.S. Win in World Cup; Twitter Rolls Back COVID Misinformation Policy; Kim Kardashian and Ye Finalize Divorce; Family Reunites with Missing Daughter after 51 years. Aired 1-2a ET
•U.S. Advances Knockout Round; New Protests Flare Despite Pledge To Ease Restrictions; NATO Pledges Energy Infrastructure Aid To Ukraine; Biden Warns Inflation Takes Time to Return to Normal Levels; Musk Tweets iPhone Threatens to Withhold Twitter from App; Twitter Scraps COVID Misinformation Policy; Hawaii's Governor Signs Emergency Proclamation; Flooding in Parts of Lebanon; Will Smith Opens Up About Oscars Slap. Aired 2-3a ET
•Protests Grow Bigger and Louder in China; Iranians Cheer with U.S.'s Victory; Suicide Bomb Killed Three in Pakistan; Ukraine Wants Faster Action Than Words; NATO Sending More Aid to Ukraine. Aired 3-4a ET
•Two Oath Keepers Convicted of Seditious Conspiracy; Four Rail Unions Reject Agreement, Seek Paid Sick Time; U.S. Severe Weather Threats; U.S. Advances to World Cup Knockout Round. Aired 4:00-4:30a ET
•Former Chinese President Jiang Zemin Died at 96; Mauna Loa Lava Flowing with Miles of Major Hawaiian Roadway; Herschel Walker Can't Shake Residency Questions; Macron in U.S. for First State Visit of Biden Administration; Inside the Battle for Bakhmut in Eastern Ukraine. Aired 4:30-5a ET

•At Least 20 Tornadoes Reported in South, Threat Continues Today; Oath Keepers Founder Guilty of Sedition in January 6th Attack; Top Trump Advisor Testifies to Grand Jury; U.S. Senate Passes Bill Protecting Same-Sex Marriage & Interracial Marriage; Congress to Act in Preventing 'Crippling' Rail Strike; U.S. Beats Iran, Advances to Next Stage of World Cup; On the Front Lines in Ukraine's Battle for Bakhmut. Aired 6-6:30a ET
•Maria Ressa is Interviewed about China; Predicting a Heart Attack; USC Joins Top Four. Aired 6:30-7a ET
•At Least 20 Tornadoes Reported in South, Threat Continues Today; U.S. Beats Iran, Advances to Next Stage of World Cup; Oath Keepers Founder Guilty of Sedition in January 6th Attack. Aired 7- 7:30a ET
•Pentagon: China Could More Than Triple Nuclear Arsenal By 2035; NYC To Remove People With Mental Illness From Streets Against Their Will; Experimental Alzheimer's Drug Slows Disease, But Raises Safety Risk. Aired 7:30-8a ET
•Congress Voting on Legislation to Avert Rail Strike; Congressional Progressives Object to Lack of Sick Days in Rail Labor Legislation; U.S. Soccer Team Beats Iran in World Cup Match; Oath Keepers Founder Stewart Rhodes Convicted of Seditious Conspiracy for Actions Related to January 6th Insurrection. Aired 8-8:30a ET
•John Miller is Interviewed about Bans on TikTok; Richard Branson is Interviewed about Docuseries. Aired 8:30-9a ET

•January 6 Committee Wraps Up; Democrats Choose Hakeem Jeffries as New Leader; Mental Health Issues Cause by Variety of Reasons; U.S. Men's Team Makes History; Christine McVie Dies at 79. Aired 10-11p ET
•San Francisco Will Allow Police to Deploy Robots That Kill; NYC Mayor Says NYPD and First Responders Can Involuntarily Commit Those in Mental Health Crisis; World's Largest Active Volcano is Shooting Fountains of Lava More Than 100 Feet High in Hawaii; World Cup: U.S to Play Netherlands on Saturday; Students Sue Yale University; Four-Day Week Pilot Was a Huge Success. Aired 11p-12a ET

•China Announces Changes after Nationwide Zero COVID Protests; Qatar Announces Deals to Supply Liquefied Natural Gas; Inside the Battle for Bakhmut in Eastern Ukraine; China Sends Astronauts to New Space Station. Aired 10-11a ET
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•Protesters Face-Off With Riot Police In China Over COVID Rules; AG: DOJ Wants "All" Transcripts, Evidence In January 6 Committee Probe; American Detained In Russia Reportedly Moved To Prison Hospital; Russia Passes Anti-LGBTQ Law; 1+ Million Votes Cast In Georgia Runoff; Soccer Star Christian Pulisic Recovering, Says He'll Play Next Game. Aired 7-8p ET

•At Least 20 Tornadoes Reported Across the South; Oath Keepers Leader, Top Associate Guilty of Seditious Conspiracy; U.S. Defeats Iran 1-0 in Politically-Charged Match. Aired 5-5:30a ET
•U.S. Defeats Iran 1-0 In Politically-Charged Match; China Launches Three Astronauts To Its New Space Station; Holiday Shopping Season Off To A Strong Start. Aired 5:30-6a ET

•Protests Continue in China Against Strict COVID Restrictions; NATO Ministers Meet to Discuss Support for Ukraine; Fed Chair Powell to Deliver Policy Speech in Washington, D.C.; Former Chinese President Jiang Zemin Dies at 96; Astronauts Arrive at Chinese Space Station; Lamborghini Unveils Crazy Off-Road Supercar. Aired 9-10a ET

•U.S. Rail Strike Vote; GOP Senators Vote for Marriage Bill; Oath Keepers Found Guilty of Sedition. Aired 12-12:30p ET
•Six Days Until Georgia Runoff Senate Race; TikTok Draws Bipartisan Fire Over Security Concerns; New House Dem Leaders Hold First News Conference. Aired 12:30-1p ET

•Allies Pledge New Air Defense Systems for Ukraine; China Lifts Some COVID Lockdowns After Unrest; Prince And Princess Of Wales Visit Boston; British Royals In Boston To Announce Earthshot Prize Winners; U.S. Secretary Of State Antony Blinken Vows Continued Support For Ukraine; Russia Bill Is "State-Approved Queerphobia," Activist Says; New Alzheimer's Drug Slows Cognitive Decline. Aired 2-3p ET

•Powell: We Will Stay The Course Until The Job Is Done; Euro Area Inflation Falls For The First Time In 17 Months; Lionel Messi`s Argentina Taking On Poland; China Announces Changes After Nationwide Zero COVID Protests; Dubai Benefits From World Cup Tourism; E.U. Warns Musk Twitter Must Enforce Rules On Content. Aired 3-4p ET

•Atty. General Touts "Tireless" Work On Oath Keepers Case After Convictions; Garland: Asking January 6 CMTE. For All Transcripts From Its Probe; Trump Adviser Stephen Miller Testifies To Jan. 6 Federal Grand Jury; Rep. Jason Crow, (D-CO), Is Interviewed About Oath Keepers' Conviction; House Dems Make History, Elect Hakeem Jeffries To Succeed Pelosi; U.S. Considers Dramatically Expanding Training Of Ukrainian Forces; U.S. Men's Soccer Team Advance In World Cup Exposes Massive Pay Disparity For U.S. Women's Competitions; U.S. Soccer Star Hospitalized After Injury From Scoring Winning Goal; House Dems Make History, Elect Hakeem Jeffries To Succeed Pelosi; U.S. Considers Dramatically Expanding Training Of Ukrainian Forces. Aired 5-6p ET
•Attorney General Touts Tireless Work On Oath Keepers Case After Convictions; Talks Underway In Senate On Timing Of Vote On Rail Bill; House Democrats Make History, Elect Rep. Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) As Next Leader; Soon: Candlelight Vigils For Slain Idaho Students; Buckingham Palace Aide Resigns Over Alleged Racist Comments. Aired 6- 7p ET

•Team USA Beat Iran; Flying Over Mauna Loa Volcano. Aired 4-4:10a ET