CNN.com - Transcripts (2024)

•Rep. Jordan Talks To CNN About Committee Snub; Interview With Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-CA); Chicago Students Miss Fourth Day Of Classes Amid Reopening Fight; Chicago Teachers Union And Mayors CPS Team Still Bargaining; Colorado Dem, Governor Touts Jabs And Jobs Over Shutdowns And Mask Mandates, Even As Cases Rise; Carl Bernstein On His Earliest Stories; From JFK To The Civil Rights Movement; Judge Paves The Way For Novak Djokovic To Stay In Australia. Aired 8-9p ET

•U.S. And Russian Diplomats Meet Amid Rising Tensions Over Ukraine; Putin Sending Troops Into Kazakhstan As The U.S. And Russia Begin Talks Over Ukraine; 164 People Dead And Some 6,000 People Arrested In Kazakhstan Violent Protests; Novak Djokovic Wins Court Battle, Free To Play In Australian Open; Interview With Sports Illustrated Executive Editor And Senior Writer Jon Wertheim; Interview With University Of Pennsylvania Vice Provost For Global Initiatives Dr. Ezekiel Emanuel. Aired 1-2p ET

•Chicago Cancels Classes For 4th Day Over COVID Clash; "Full House" Star & Comedian Bob Saget Dies At 65; Australian Judge Rules Djokovic Can Stay But Saga Not Over. Aired 11-11:30a ET
•U.S. and Russia Hold Arms Control Talks Amid Ukraine Invasion Fears; Police Rescue Pilot Moments Before Train Slams Into Plane; Officials to Give Update on New York Fire That Killed 19. Aired 11:30- 12p ET

•U.S.-Russia Geneva Talks; Djokovic Visa Drama; Can Fish Drive? Aired 5-5:30p ET

•COVID Hospitalizations Among Children Are At Their Highest Levels; Judge Questions Whether Trump Can Be Sued For Capitol Attack; Judge Rules Tennis Star Novak Djokovic Can Stay In Australia; Judge Rules Tennis Star Novak Djokovic Can Stay In Australia; Remembering TV Dad & Comedian Bob Saget; Eight Children Among 17 Killed In Deadliest NYC Fire In Decades; Kazakh Leader Claims Unrest Was An "Attempted Coup." Aired 4-5p ET
•High Stakes Talks Between Russia And The U.S. As Fear Of War Looms; Shortage Of Workers All Across U.S. Due To Omicron; President Biden Advocating For Voting Rights; McConnell's Memo Bashes Democrats Over Election Reform; U.S. Flight And Cruises Cancellations Soar Due To COVID-19; Price Tag For U.S. Climate Disasters Spiked in 2021. Aired 5-6p ET

•Thousands Of Children Will Be Back To School; Former V.P. Annoyed By January 6th Committee; Committee Also Focuses On Former POTUS' Plan; President Biden To Sell His Voting Rights Bill; Actor Ben Saget's Memories Lingers. Aired 10-11p ET
•Chicago Students Returning To Classrooms On Wednesday; Growing Tension Between Jan. 6 Committee And Mike Pence; Judge Questions Whether Trump Can Be Sued For Capitol Attack; Biden To Make National Voting Rights Pitch In Georgia Speech; McCarthy Says He'll Boot Dems From Committees If He Becomes Speaker; Second Deadliest Home Fire In Almost 40 Years; Maya Angelou Becomes First Black Woman To Appear On U.S. Quarter As Treasury Begins Distribution. Aired 11p-12a ET

•Bronx Apartment Fire Kills 19; Thomas Von Essen is Interviewed about the Bronx Fire; Remembering Bob Saget; Judge Clears Djokovic; Dr. Peter Hotez is Interviewed about Covid Hospitalizations. Aired 9- 9:30a ET
•U.S.-Russia Talks are Underway over Ukraine; Jonathan Finer is Interviewed about the Russia Talks; Chicago Schools Closed for Fourth Day; NAACP Cites Ku Klux Klan Act in Lawsuit. Aired 9:30-10a ET
•Bronx Apartment Fire Kills 19, Including Nine Children; U.S Hospitals See Critical Staffing Shortages as Omicron Spreads; Comedian, Full House Star Bob Saget Dies at Age 65. Aired 10-10:30a ET
•Biden Returns to Washington Ahead of Voting Rights Push; Critical U.S.-Russia Talks Underway Over Ukraine Invasion Fears; Officials Prepare for Potential Violence Ahead of Midterms. Aired 10:30-11a ET
•"Full House" Star And Comedian Bob Saget Dies At Age 65; Bronx Apartment Fire Leaves 17 Dead, Including Eight Children; Djokovic Vows To Play In Australian Open After Legal Victory. Aired 1-1:30p ET
•U.S. & Russia Conclude Arms Control Talks Amid Ukraine Invasion Fears;
•Seventeen Killed, Including Eight Kids, In Deadliest NYC Fire In Decades; Comedian, "Full House" Star Bob Saget Dies At Age 65; Pediatric COVID Hospitalizations Hit Highest Level In Pandemic; For First Time, Judge Weighing If Trump Can Be Sued For 1/6 Riot. Aired 2- 2:30p ET
•Chicago Cancels Classes For 4th Day Amid COVID Safety Protocol Clash; U.S. Dep. Secy. Of State Says She Does Not Know Yet If Talks With Russia Will Prompt Moscow To De-Escalate; NOAA: Weather Disasters Cost U.S. $750 Billion Over Past 5 Years; Convicted Murderer, Robert Durst, Dies At CA Prison Hospital. Aired 2:30-3p ET
•Millionaire Murderer Robert Durst Dies In Prison; At Least 17 Dead In Horrific Bronx Apartment Fire; Bob Saget, Comedian And "Full House" Star, Dies At 65; Daily Cases Cross 141,000 Mark With Omicron Emerging As Dominant Strain. Aired 3-3:30p ET
•Interview with Xavier Becerra, Health and Human Services Secretary: COVID Guidelines and Supreme Court Ruling on Mandates; Omicron Causes Major School Disruptions and Bitter Debate; Experts Warn Virtual Schooling Worsening Kids' Mental Health Crisis. Aired 3:30-4p ET
•Australian Court Holds Hearing on Djokovic's Visa Appeal; At Least 19 Dead & Dozens Injured in Bronx Apartment Fire; High-Profile Officials Detained on Suspicion of Treason in Kazakhstan; High-Stakes Talks Between U.S. and Moscow Hours Away; IRC: 90% of Afghan healthcare Centers on Verge of Collapse; Tianjin, China, in Partial Lockdown Due to 18 New Cases; Vaccinations of Youth Increasing in India; Study: Dogs Can Recognize Different Languages. Aired 12-1a ET
•Australia Court Begins Hearing Djokovic Bid To Avoid Deportation; At Least 19 Dead, Including 9 Children In Massive Fire At Bronx; Myanmar's Suu Kyi Faces Six Years In Jail After New Sentences; Russia and U.S. Meet To Begin Negotiations Over Ukraine; Novak Djokovic Wins Appeal Against Decision To Cancel His Australian Visa. Aired 1-2a ET
•Novak Djokovic Wins Australia Visa Case; Immigration Minister Considering Canceling Djokovic's Visa; U.S. and Russia Set to Meet in Geneva. Aired 2-3a ET
•Novak Djokovic Won in Australia's Court; Australians React to Djokovic's Release; New York fire Killed 19 People; Hospitals in dire need of Staff. Aired 3-4a ET
•At Least 19 Dead and Dozens Injured in Bronx Apartment Fire; Bob Saget, Comedian and "Full House" Star, Dies at 65; Djokovic Wins Visa Appeal, Can Remain in Australia; Omicron Complicates In-Person Learning for U.S. Schools. Aired 4-4:30a ET
•Djokovic Wins Visa Appeal, Can Remain in Australia; Critical Talks Between U.S. and Moscow Underway in Geneva; Tianjin, China in Partial Lockdown Due to 18 New Cases; Omicron Variant Drives Case Surges Around the World; Sever Storms, Tornadoes Hit Southeast. Aired 4:30-5a ET

•Fareed Zakaria's Special Report: The Fight To Save American Democracy. Aired 9-10p ET

•Kazakhstan President Calls Deadly Protests An Attempted Coup; Djokovic Wins Appeal But May Still Be Deported; U.S.-Russia Meeting In Ukraine Underway In Geneva. Aired 10-10:45a ET
•Djokovic Wins Appeal but may still be Dropped; U.S.-Russia talks on Ukraine End, Updates Expected Soon; China's Tianjin goes into Partial Lockdown as Omicron Spreads; Briefing After High-Stakes Russia-U.S. Talks on Ukraine; Kazakhstan President Thanks Russia for Help in Crackdown; Fire Kills 19 Including 9 Children in New York City. Aired 11a-12p ET

•340,000 Chicago Students Out Of School For 4th Day; District: "We Remain In Negotiations" With Union; U.S. Averages 730K Plus New COVID Cases Per Day, Disrupting Essential Services Nationwide; NYT: Pence Grows Disillusioned About Voluntarily Cooperating With January 6th Committee Probe; Fed Judge Questions Trump's Claim Of Immunity In January 6 Cases; U.S. Urges Russia To Deescalate In "Frank & Forthright" Meeting; Judge Rules Tennis Star Novak Djokovic Can Stay In Australia After Fight Over Vaccine Exemption For Australian Open. Aired 7-8p ET

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•Comedian and Actor Bob Saget Dies at Age 65; A Judge Overturns Djokovic's Cancelled Visa; Nineteen People, Including Nine Children Killed in One of New York City's Worst Fires. Aired 5-5:30a ET
•U.S. And Russia Begin Talks Over Ukraine As Tensions Rise; Biden Confronts Challenges To Democracy At Home And Abroad; Autoshop Owner Sued After Dumping 500 Pounds Of Pennies On Ex-Employee's Driveway. Aired 5:30-6a ET

•Djokovic: Grateful Visa Cancellation was Overturned; U.S. and Russia Hold Crunch Talks over Ukraine Crisis; Kazakhstan's President Calls Protests "Attempted Coup"; China's Port City of Tianjin Enters Partial Lockdown; Fed's Hawkish Pivot Rattles Global Investors; Cryptocurrencies See a Volatile Start to 2022; Flytrex Drones Dispatch Food and Drink Orders in Minutes; Study: Dogs Know When You Speak A Different Language. Aired 9- 10a ET

•Dems Fight for Right to Vote; CDC Director: Up To 40 Percent of COVID Patients Admitted for Something Else; Omicron Surge Leading to Workers Shortages Across Nation; U.S., Russia Hold Critical Talks as Tensions Run High; 19 Killed, Including 9 Children, in Bronx Apartment Fire. Aired 12-12:30p ET
•Rep. Jordan Says He Won't Meet with Jan 6. Select Committee; Mayor Eric Adams Updates on Deadly Apartment Fire in Bronx; President Biden Traveling to Georgia For Voter Rights; Two Senate Republicans Announce Running For Re-Election in 2022. Aired 12:30-1p ET

•'Full House' Star & Comedian Bob Saget Dead at 65; Apartment Fire Kills 19, Including 9 Children, in NYC; Djokovic Wins Case Over Australia Ban. Aired 6-6:30a ET
•Anger over Chicago Canceling Schools; Michelle Obama Wades into 2022 Politics; U.S. and Russia Talks Underway; Raiders Punch Playoff Ticket. Aired 6:30-7a ET
•Full House Star and Comedian Bob Saget Dies at 65; Apartment Fire Kills 19, Including Nine Children in New York City; Prominent Children's Hospital Says, Get Children Back to School. Aired 7-7:30a ET
•Trump's Potential Liability Faces Major Test In Court Today; Apartment Fire Kills 19, Including 9 Children In New York City; Mayors Of Athens And Tuscaloosa Trash Talk Ahead Of Big Game. Aired 7:30-8a ET
•Comedian and Actor Bob Saget Dies at 65; At Least 19 People Including Nine Children Die in New York City's Deadliest Fire in 30 Years. Aired 8-8:30a ET
•Michelle Egan is Interviewed about the Chicago School Cancellations; Sotomayor False Claim about Covid; Cliff Collapses on Boaters in Brazil; Dozens Killed in Kazakhstan; Fossil Fuel Emissions Jump in 2021. Aired 8:30-9a ET

•Major Averages Sink as Wall Street Braces for Rate Hikes; No Breakthrough after U.S.-Russia Meeting on Ukraine; Expo 2020 Dubai Adds to Rich Legacy of World's Fairs; Djokovic Vows To Play In Australia Open After Legal Victory; Rolls-Royce Redesigns Ghost Sedan For Younger Clientele; Travel To Dubai During COVID-19. Aired 3-4p ET

•Growing Anger As Schools Struggle With Reopening Plans Amid Omicron; Probe Under Way Into One Of Deadliest U.S. Home Fires In Decades; Djokovic Plans To Compete In Australian Open After Visa Appeal Win; "Full House" Star & Comedian Bob Saget Dies At 65; U.S. Says No Breakthrough In "Frank And Forthright" Talks With Russia Over Ukraine Border Crisis. Aired 6-7p ET

•Today`s Objective Coverage Includes The Omicron Variant Of COVID; Unrest In Kazakhstan; Tops For Driving In The Snow; A Color Changing Car. Aired 4-4:10a ET

•U.S. And Russian Diplomats Try To De-escalate Crisis Over Ukraine; A Judge In Australia Rules For Djokovic To Stay In The Country; Kazakhstan President Says Unrest In Country Was A Coup Attempt; Italy Tightens Restrictions On The Unvaccinated; China Pursues Zero-COVID Strategy Ahead Of Beijing Olympics; At Least 17 Dead, 60+ Injured In New York Blaze. Aired 2-3p ET