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First Move with Julia Chatterley

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May 12, 2021
• Airstrikes and Rocket Launches and Ongoing Violence between Israel and Gaza; Fears over Rising Prices Weigh on Investors; Panic Buying Causes Fuel Shortages Following the U.S. Pipeline Cyber Hack. Aired 9-10a ET


May 11, 2021
• Investors Selling Stocks on Growing Inflation Fears; Russian Hackers Justify their Actions as Pipeline Stays Shut; IBM's CEO Tells Why AI and Quantum Computing are Key to Future Growth. Aired 9-10a ET


May 10, 2021
• Hundreds Injured in Clashes in Jerusalem; U.S. Oil Supplies Disrupted after Cyberattack; Dogecoin, the Cryptocurrency Tumbles after Musk Makes Jokes. Aired 9-10a ET


May 07, 2021
• U.S. Hiring in April Far Weaker than Hoped; Japan Keeps Lockdowns in Place Heightening Olympic Fears; U.K. To Greenlight Some Quarantine-Free Trips. Aired 9-10a ET


May 06, 2021
• The U.S. Ready to Waive Vaccine Rights, but will Everyone Agree; U.K. and France Arguing Over Fishing Rights; Relations Between China and Australia Worsen. Aired 9-10a ET


May 05, 2021
• Trump's Future on Facebook Decided this Hour; Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen Weighs in Spooking Investors; Parts of the Chinese Space Rocket is Heading Back to Earth. Aired 9-10a ET


May 04, 2021
• Another Region of India Announces Lockdown as COVID Cases Total 20 Million; Bill and Melinda Gates Announce Their Separation; Apple and Epic Games Each Make Their Case. Aired 9-10a ET


May 03, 2021
• Indian Hospitals Struggle for Oxygen as More Lives are Lost, Warren Buffett, the Sage of Omaha Says the U.S. Economy is Red Hot and so are Prices; Epic Games Challenging Apple in an App Store Battle Royale. Aired 9-10a ET


April 30, 2021
• Crematoriums in India Overflow as the Government Admits "Responsibility is Ours;" E.U. Back in Recession in Q1 as Germany's Economy Stalls; Amazon Delivers a 200 Percent Plus Profit Rise. Aired 9-10a ET


April 29, 2021
• India Reports One Million New Cases in Just the Last Three Days; U.S. Recovery Strengthens, Apple is Latest Tech Firm to Warn Shortages Will Bite. Aired 9-10a ET


April 28, 2021
• India's Death Toll Surpasses 200,000 Lives as COVID Cases Surge; AstraZeneca Faces Illegal Action Over Vaccines; Earnings Impress as Google's Parent Company Reports Great Results. Aired 9-10a ET


April 27, 2021
• Countries Send Oxygen to India as COVID Cases Mount; Crypto Gains Help Drive Tesla to Record Profits; Archegos Collapse Caused Banks over $10 Billion. Aired 9-10a ET


April 26, 2021
• Countries And Companies Pledging Help As India's COVID Crisis Worsens; E.U. Says U.S. Tourists May Be Welcome This Summer If Vaccinated; Apple Upping Its Investment In U.S. Manufacturing And Jobs. Aired 9-10a ET


April 23, 2021
• India Faces Oxygen Shortages and Mass Burials as Virus Cases Surge; Japan Announcing Lockdown Measures for a Quarter of its Population; Fears of a U.S. Capital Gains Tax Increase Spooks Global Investors. Aired 9-10a ET


April 22, 2021
• America's Ambitious Earth Day Emission's Pledge; Australia Cancels Belt and Road Deals Angering Beijing; India Sees Record New COVID-19 Cases Pushing the Health System to the Brink. Aired 9-10a ET


April 21, 2021
• America at Political Crossroads after Derek Chauvin Murder Conviction; Corporate America Responds to Court's Verdict; Most Football Clubs Withdraw from New Super League. Aired 9-10a ET


April 20, 2021
• President Xi Calls for Greater Global Cooperation, Plans for a European Super League Draw Increasing Ire, Doge, the Cryptocurrency that Started as a Joke now Soaring in Value. Aired 9-10a ET


April 19, 2021
• Fans and Politicians Call Foul over Plans for a big Money Super League; Bitcoin Plunges after a Week of Crypto Hype; President Macron Says Europe is Working on Plans to Welcome U.S. Tourists. Aired 9-10a ET


April 16, 2021
• China's Economy Grows 18 Percent in the First Quarter; Morgan Stanley is the Latest Financial Giant to Deliver Strong Results, The Future of Pizza Delivery with Autonomous Vehicle Company, Nuro. Aired 9-10a ET


April 15, 2021
• Retail Sales Soar and U.S. Banking Earnings Boom; Coinbase is Valued at $86 Billion in its NASDAQ Debut; Sotheby's Enters the NFT Frame with a $17 Million Haul. Aired 9-10a ET


April 14, 2021
• Coinbase Becomes the First Crypto Firm to List on the U.S. Market; JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs and Wells Fargo Q1 Earnings Soar; The CEO of Luxury Car Maker, Bentley, Discusses its Best Year Ever. Aired 9-10a ET


April 13, 2021
• U.S. Regulators Call for a Suspension of Johnson & Johnson's COVID Vaccine; The Latest U.S. Data Shows Prices Heating Up; Grab, Southeast Asia's Ride Hailing and Delivery Giant Set to Go Public in a $40 Billion Deal. Aired 9-10a ET


April 12, 2021
• Positive Powell Replacing patient Powell, but Risks Remain; Britain's queue at Shops and Bars as England Reopens; Prime Minister Boris Johnson Delivers Tribute for Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh. Aired 9-10a ET


April 09, 2021
• Prince Philip Dead at Age 99; St. Vincent's La Soufriere Volcano Erupts. Aired 11a-12p ET
• Britain's Prince Philip Dies at the Age of 99. Aired 9-10a ET


April 08, 2021
• The U.K. Tries to Boost Confidence in AstraZeneca Vaccine after Clot Concerns; Brazil's President Defies Calls for a Lockdown Despite the Rising Death Toll; Plans for a Global Minimum Tax Rate Gathering Pace. Aired 9-10a ET


April 07, 2021
• The Amazon CEO Says Business Should Pay More Tax to Finance Infrastructure, E.U. Regulators Set to Release Their Full AstraZeneca- Oxford Review; Samsung Profits Jump Despite Chip Supply Problems. Aired 9- 10a ET


April 06, 2021
• U.S. Stimulus and Vaccine Delivery Lift the I.M.F.'s Global Growth Outlook; Credit Suisse Says the Archegos Capital Collapse will Cost $4.7 Billion; Japan Lockdown Restrictions Tightened just Four Months from the Olympics. Aired 9-10a ET


April 05, 2021
• The U.K. Unveiling Plans to Exit Lockdown; LG Closing its Mobile Business after Years of Losses; Godzilla and King Kong Give Hollywood Recovery Hope. Aired 9-10a ET


April 02, 2021
• Strong U.S. Jobs Gain for March; Europeans Face Easter under Strict COVID-19 Curbs; More than 50 Killed in Train Derailment in Taiwan. Aired 9- 10a ET


April 01, 2021
• President Biden Plans Over $2 Trillion of Infrastructure Spending; France Heads into a Third Lockdown as COVID Cases Soar; World's Largest Chipmaker Investing $100 Billion to Ensure Supplies. Aired 9-10a ET


March 31, 2021
• President Biden's $2 Trillion Infrastructure Plan and the Tax Raises to Pay for it; Deliveroo Shares Plunge on its Stock Market Debut; Volkswagens's Name Change Prank Misfires. Aired 9-10a ET


March 30, 2021
• As Ships Head Through the Suez Canal Again, Global Trade Could Take Weeks to Recover; Banks Lose Billions on Hedge Fund Failure, but Wider Market Chaos Averted; The World Health Organization Says COVID-19 Came from Animals, Not a Lab. Aired 9-10a ET


March 29, 2021
• Did Not Air 9-10a ET


March 26, 2021
• The Suez Remains Blocked as Efforts Resume to Refloat the Stuck Ship Blocking Out a Critical Pathway; More Western Firms Face Backlash in China over Xinjiang Comments; E.U. Leaders Argue over Export Bans and Vaccine Supplies. Aired 9-10a ET


March 25, 2021
• Chinese Consumers Attack H&M and Nike over Forced Labor Stance; The Mission to Move Container Ever Given Continues; Twitter, Facebook, and Google CEOs Face Congress over Misinformation. Aired 9-10a ET


March 24, 2021
• Yellen Promising More Money, but Warns of Tax Rises, too; A Ship Runs Aground Blocking the Suez Canal; The Duke of Sussex Moves to Silicon Valley. Aired 9-10a ET


March 23, 2021
• Chinese Stocks Fall as Tensions with the U.S. and its Allies Rise; U.S. Regulators Raise New Questions over AstraZeneca's Vaccine Data; Etihad CEO Says Demands will Soar when Lockdowns Ease. Aired 9-10a ET


March 22, 2021
• Turkish Currency Plunges after the Central Bank Boss is Fired; Elon Musk Denies His Cars can Spy on China; Chipmaker Renesas Fuels Supply Shortage Fears. Aired 9-10a ET


March 19, 2021
• Accusations and Insults between Chinese and U.S. Officials in Summit; E.U. Countries Restart their AstraZeneca vaccination programs; The Artist Behind the $69 Million Digital Art Explains What is Next. Aired 9- 10a ET


March 18, 2021
• The Federal Reserve Holds Firm on Stimulus; The E.U. Drug Regulator to Present its AstraZeneca vaccine fin dings; Super Nintendo World Opens in Japan. Aired 9-10a ET


March 17, 2021
• Jay Powell to Justify Low Rates While Upgrading Growth Forecasts; The E.U.'s Answer to Restoring Travel is Announced, Expedia's CEO talks on post pandemic vacationing. Aired 9-10a ET


March 16, 2021
• More Nations Announce Temporary Suspension of AstraZeneca's COVID Vaccine; Beijing Promises Greater Scrutiny of China's Tech Giants; U.S. Extends $14 Billion Lifeline to Airlines. Aired 9-10a ET


March 15, 2021
• Italy Heads into a New Lockdown and COVID-19 Cases Climb in Hong Kong; Bitcoin Soars Past 60K Only to Selloff Sharply; After a Year of Radical Upheaval, the Movie Industry Prepares for the Oscars. Aired 9-10a ET


March 12, 2021
• The U.S. Gathers Regional Partners to Talk Tough on China; Calls for a National Lockdown as COVID Cases in Brazil Surge; Europe Facing More Delays in Vaccinating Citizens. Aired 9-10a ET


March 11, 2021
• Tech Stocks Bounce again, Bond Yields Settle again, and GameStop Soars again; European Central Bank Acts to Contain Rising Rates; The CEO of Connections App, Bumble, Talks Pandemic Dating and Earnings. Aired 9-10a ET


March 10, 2021
• Tech Stocks Soar as the March Market Madness Continues; The Disney Plus Subscriber Story Accelerates; The Royal Family's Interview Response Generates More Questions than Answers. Aired 9-10a ET


March 09, 2021
• The O.E.C.D. Says Biden's Bill Would Improve the Global Economic Recovery; A Devastating New Report on China's Treatment of Uighur Muslims; Warnings that the Microsoft E-Mail Hack is Escalating. Aired 9-10a ET


March 08, 2021
• Inflation Concerns Pressure Stocks from Hong Kong to New York; President Biden's Stimulus Plan Passed by the U.S. Senate; The Fallout from Harry and Meghan's Interview with Oprah. Aired 9-10a ET


March 05, 2021
• The Fed Chief Says Any Inflation is Temporary, Investors are Unsure; China Unveils a Cautious Six Percent GDP Target for 2021; Crude Climbs with OPEC Extending their Supply Capacity. Aired 9-10a ET


March 04, 2021
• The Fed Chair Set to Address Economic Overheating Fears; OPEC Members Meet to Discuss Oil Output; Facebook Re-friends U.S. Political Ads. Aired 9-10a ET


March 03, 2021
• Politicians from Texas to Berlin Balancing Safety with Economics; The U.K. Unveils More COVID Stimulus, but Warns of Higher Taxes Ahead; Microsoft Accuses China of a Cyberattack. Aired 9-10a ET


March 02, 2021
• China Warns On Global Market Valuations; Carbon Crisis, Global Emissions Rise About Pre-Pandemic Levels; Novavax Is Saying Their Vaccine Is 96 Percent Effective; More Than 214 Million Vaccinations Have Been Administered Around The Globe; The Video Conferencing Company Is Confident It Will Keep Growing Beyond The Pandemic. Aired 9-10a ET.


March 01, 2021
• Senate to Take up Aid Bill Amid Rift Over Minimum Wage; Johnson & Johnson Shipping Out to Health Centers Nationwide; U.S. Expected to Elaborate on Actions against Saudis. Aired 9-10a ET


February 26, 2021
• Volatility Rises, Bond Yields Jump, and Tech Stocks Slump; U.S. Senate Dashes President Biden's Hopes for a $15.00 Minimum; Potato Head Rebrand Overshadows Hasbro's New Content Strategy. Aired 9-10a ET


February 25, 2021
• Reddit Redux as Meme Stocks Set to Rally Again Thursday; Progress Being Made in the Vaccine Race; Australia Passes Law Requiring Big Tech to Pay for News. Aired 9-10a ET


February 24, 2021
• The Fed Chair Plays Down Inflation Risks, Investors Calm; President Joe Biden Focuses on Supply Chain Weaknesses; Responsive and Recovering, the Latest on the Health of Tiger Woods. Aired 9-10a ET


February 23, 2021
• FAANGs, Cryptos and Tesla Face a Second Day of Losses; Australia Agrees to a Deal to Unblock News Sharing on Facebook; The Senate Investigates the Massive SolarWinds Cyberattack. Aired 9-10a ET


February 22, 2021
• Dozens of Boeing 777s Grounded after a Turbine Failure; Boris Johnson Set to Ease COVID-19 Restrictions; Beijing Pressing Biden to Lift Trade Tariffs and Remove Tech Sanctions. Aired 9-10a ET


February 19, 2021
• G-7 Leaders to Pledge Billions of Dollars of Help for Poorer Countries; Global Backlash over Facebook's Block on News in Australia; Texas Faces More Drinking Water Shortages, even as Power Slowly Returns. Aired 9-10a ET.


February 18, 2021
• Interview with Rep. Gregory Meeks (D-N&) on Questioning the Biggest Players in the GameStop Saga; Facebook Blocks News in Australia; Mission to Mars. Aired 9-10a ET


February 17, 2021
• Joe Biden Says Vaccines will be Available for All Americans by the End of July; Japan Launches COVID-19 Vaccination Campaign; About 105 Million Americans under Winter Storm Alerts. Aired 9-10a ET


February 16, 2021
• Bitcoin Hits a Record 50K; The Big Texan Chill Heats Up the Oil Market; Why Big Tech Must Pay News Outlets for the Content They Provide. Aired 9-10a ET


February 15, 2021
• Nissan Denying Working With Apple And Japan; WHO Numbers Show Global COVID Cases Falling 17 Percent; Mandatory Quarantine Is Now In Effect For All U.K. Citizens; U.S. Markets Closed For President's Day; The Great Freen Wall Will Be A Barrier Against Desertification, And Will Be the Largest Living Structure On The Planet


February 12, 2021
• Lawyers for the Former President begin His Impeachment Defense; Disney Puts the Soul into the House of Mouse; The U.K. Economy's Worst Year Since the Great Frost of 1709. Aired 9-10a ET


February 11, 2021
• More Shocking Evidence in Trump's Impeachment Trial; China's President Xi Tells President Biden Conflict would be a Disaster; Variants Versus Vaccines, a Stark Warning from Germany's Angela Merkel. Aired 9-10a ET


February 10, 2021
• Videos of Violence will Dominate Day Two of Trump's Impeachment Trial. Twitter Turbulence as Revenues Fly as Headwinds Blow from India and the United States; Dose delays, The E.U. Admits that Vaccine Plans were Too Late and Too Optimistic. Aired 9-10a ET


February 09, 2021
• Scientists Investigating the Origins of COVID seem to Back China's Theories; The Second Impeachment Trial of President Donald Trump Gets Underway; The Tesla Inspired Bitcoin Rally Accelerates. Aired 9-10a ET


February 08, 2021
• Janet Yellen Predicts Full Employment Next Year with Biden's Bill; SoftBank Says it is Laying Golden Eggs as Profits Surge; Bitcoin, the Digital Asset Hits Record Highs on News Tesla is Buying. Aired 9-10a ET


February 05, 2021
• U.S. Firms Add Workers as Democrats Push Forward on Financial Aid; China's Kuaishou Tech IPO Sees Triple-Digit Gains; Robinhood Removes Limits on GameStop Trading. Aired 9-10a ET


February 04, 2021
• The Latest U.S. Jobs Numbers Underline the Need to Act; Deutsche Bank, Germany's Biggest Bank Reports its First Profit in Six Years; Reddit Related Regulation, Janet Yellen Holding Talks on last Week's Volatility. Aired 9-10a ET


February 03, 2021
• The End Of An Era At Amazon; Yellen To Meet With Regulators Over GameStop Frenzy; Tokyo Olympics Organizers Issue Health Guidelines. Aired 9-10a ET


February 02, 2021
• The Long and the Short of the Reddit Revolution; Alibaba Sales Surge even as Crackdown in China Intensifies; Biden and 10 Republican Senators Hold COVID Relief Talks. Aired 9-10a ET


February 01, 2021
• Did Not Air 9-10a ET


January 29, 2021
• GameStop Stocks Rise Premarket as Trading at Robin Hood Softens its Buying Ban; Lawmakers from the Left and Right Demanding Answers from Robin Hood; E.U. vaccine approval pending, but the row over supplies remains with AstraZeneca. Aired 9-10a ET


January 28, 2021
• Global Markets Volatile as Short Squeeze Rattles Stocks; Apple Profits Soar To Record on iPhone Sales; Crisis Talks Fail to Resolve E.U.- AstraZeneca Vaccine Row. Aired 9-10a ET


January 27, 2021
• President Biden Provides A Timeline For Vaccinating The Nation; AstraZeneca Row With The European Union Over Vaccine Supplies Intensifies; GameStop Rally Continues As Investors Duel Over The Retailer's Valuation. Aired 9-10a ET


January 26, 2021
• As President Biden Admits, The Senate Is Unlikely To Convict Donald Trump; The E.U. Hits Out At Vaccine Makers Over Supply Delays; The U.K. To Announce Tough New Rules On Travel, Including Quarantine Hotels. Aired 9- 10a ET


January 25, 2021
• Biden Administration Seeks Bipartisan Support For COVID Relief; CNN Returns To Wuhan One Year After First Lockdown; Joe Biden To Boost Buy American Rules In Manufacturing. Aired 9:15-10a ET


January 22, 2021
• Joe Biden to Sign Executive Orders Focusing on the Economy; U.K. Minister Says Government Could Close Borders; Japan Officials Scrambling to Deny Reports that Tokyo Olympic Games may be Canceled. Aired 9-10a ET


January 21, 2021
• President Biden's First Full Day Tackles the COVID Crisis; New Administration Finds No Plan in Place for Dose Distribution; Founder of Alibaba Reappears after Months of Silence. Aired 9-10a ET


January 20, 2021
• Did Not Air 9-10a ET


January 19, 2021
• Americans Prepare For Pardons, The TV Address And An Inauguration Like No Other; Janet Yellen, Biden's Treasury Pick To Tell Congress To Act Big; Passing The Weapon Codes In A Troubled Transition. Aired 9-10a ET


January 18, 2021
• Security In D.C. Remains Tight As President Trump Prepares Mass Pardons; A Strong Final Quarter For China Lifts 2020 Growth; Parler, The Controversial Social Network Appears To Be Back Online. Aired 9-10a ET


January 15, 2021
• President-elect Biden Announces $1.9 Trillion Stimulus Plan; Security Massively Ramped up Ahead of Inauguration; U.S. Adds Tech Giant Xiaomi to Investment Blacklist. Aired 9-10a ET


January 14, 2021
• Mayor Of DC Encouraging Residents To Stay Inside And Everyone Else To Stay Away From DC; More Than 960,000 Americans Filing For First Time Benefits Last Week; President Trump Impeached For The Second Time, His Fate Now In The Hands Of The Senate; President-Elect Joe Biden To Announce A COVID-19 Aid Package Today; Chamber of Commerce Is Forcefully Condemning President Trump's Role In The Capitol Riots.


January 13, 2021
• Did Not Air 9-10a ET


January 12, 2021
• Deutsche Bank Deciding To Not Do Any More Business With Trump, While Signature Bank Will Be Closing His Personal Accounts; President Trump Heading To Alamo, Texas To Check Out The Border Wall; Lawmakers Prepare To Impeach President Trump For A Second Time; The United States Losing 3,000 People A Day To The Coronavirus. Aired 9-10a ET


January 11, 2021
• U.S. House To Call On VP Pence And Cabinet To Use 25th Amendment To Remove Trump; Conservative Social Media Site, Parler, Goes Offline; Some U.S. Firms Halt Political Donations After Capitol Riot. Aired 9-10a ET


January 08, 2021
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January 07, 2021
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January 06, 2021
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January 05, 2021
• Did Not Air 9-10a ET


January 04, 2021
• In a Phone Call, Donald Trump Demands Georgia Find Votes to Overturn Election; U.K. Begins Oxford-AstraZeneca Vaccine Rollout; Bitcoin Swings from Record High to Correction. Aired 9-10a ET


January 01, 2021
• Did Not Air 9-10a ET


December 31, 2020
• Did Not Air 9-10a ET


December 30, 2020
• British Law Makers Posed To Vote On A Trade Deal With The E.U.; The U.K. Is The First To Approve The AstraZeneca Vaccine For Emergency Use; Health Secretary Matt Hancock Says The Pandemic Essentially Should Be Over In Spring; Emergency Crews In Croatia Are Searching For Survivors After The Powerful Earthquake Hit The Center Of The Country On Tuesday; Dr. Fauci Came Out And Saide Things Are Going To Get Much Worse From The Traveling On The Holidays


December 29, 2020
• Did Not Air 9:30-10a ET
• Breaking News In Croatia Where All National Services Have Been Mobilized After A 6.3 Magnitude Earth Quake; Croatia Also Dealing With A High Rise In Deaths Due To COVID-19; There Are Now More COVID Patients In Hospitals Than The First Wave Of The Pandemic.


December 28, 2020
• Did Not Air 9:30-10a ET


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