First Move with Julia Chatterley

Tributes for President Carter whose state funeral will take place on January 9th. Investigations continue in South Korea following Sunday's deadly plane crash. A wrap of 2024's highs and lows in the markets. And, how to stop your resolutions from being ruined. We speak to psychology professor Chris Barry about sticking to your New Year's promises.

All that and more with Julia Chatterley.

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We cover two breaking news stories during the show. The aftermath of a car plowing into a crowd at a German Christmas market, killing at least two people. And, the U.S. House passes funding bills that would keep the government open.

Rahel Solomon is in for Julia Chatterley.

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The Dow dives after the Fed decides to cut interest rates by a quarter point. Russia says it's detained a suspect over the killing of one of its generals in Moscow. Hitting the right note: how the love of music led to a performance at the restored Notre Dame in Paris. Isabel Rosales brings you up to date with all the latest headlines.

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Health care CEO shooting suspect Luigi Mangione is indicted. Ukraine takes credit for assassinating a Russian general in Moscow using an exploding scooter. Tech CEOs line up to see Donald Trump at Mar-a-Lago. And NASA prepares a probe for a close encounter with the sun. All that and the latest on the extradition of the CEO murder suspect with Julia Chatterley.

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A student and teacher are dead after shooting at a private high school in Madison, Wisconsin. President-elect Trump softens his tone on TikTok as tech leaders pay him visits at Mar-a-Lago. And, as drone sightings proliferate across the U.S., officials try to address public anxiety.

All that and more with host Julia Chatterley.

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Syria celebrates freedom at Friday prayers, eyes on the skies over three U.S. states for mystery drones, and how to keep calm and carry on at Christmas. Also, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken renews his diplomatic drive for stability in the Middle East. Russia's latest attacks on Ukrainian infrastructure. And a look at why the price of coffee is becoming more costly. 

All that and more with Erica Hill, in for Julia Chatterley. 

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We begin with the President-elect ringing the opening bell at the NYSE on the same day he appears as Time's Person of the Year. Also, the latest on mysterious drone sightings over New Jersey. Plus, Sotheby's selling a stone inscribed with the Ten Commandments which is roughly 1,500 years old.

All that and more with Erica Hill, in for Julia Chatterley.

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In a CNN exclusive, Clarissa Ward and her team discover a man locked in a Syrian prison unaware that Assad's regime had fallen. Police continue to collect evidence in the killing of CEO Brian Thompson, and say they have shell casings that match the gun of the suspect. FBI Director Christopher Wray says he'll resign before Donald Trump takes office. And, the cofounder & CEO of Speak talks to Julia about how AI chatbots are helping people learn a new language.

All that and more with Julia Chatterley.

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The rebels try to rebuild Syria after Assad's fall. The UnitedHealthcare CEO murder suspect fights extradition to New York. Fears in Malibu, California as residents flee the Franklin wildfire. And, is the "Elf on the Shelf" watching you? Julia speaks to the founders.

All that and more with Julia Chatterley.

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A suspect in the murder of UnitedHealthcare's CEO killing is arrested after being spotted at McDonald's. Syria's regime falls to rebels. Daniel Penny is acquitted in the chokehold death of a homeless man on New York's subway. And, Rupert Murdoch fails in his bid to turn power of his businesses, including Fox News, over to just his son Lachlan.

All that and more with Rahel Solomon, in for Julia Chatterley.

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