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Jessica Stone is a Washington Correspondent for CCTV America, focusing on American politics, Trade, & Economics coverage. Before coming to CCTV America as a staff correspondent, she worked as a freelance correspondent for CCTV America in Washington.
Jessica has been a freelance multimedia correspondent in the nation´s capitol since 2007, working for CBS News & FOX News, among others. In 2011, she provided live coverage of the debt ceiling deal on Capitol Hill to the nation´s CBS affiliates. She also had a front-row seat at the Casey Anthony Trial Verdict in Orlando, Florida as a correspondent for the nation´s FOX affiliates.
In March, 2011, she accompanied President Barack Obama on his trip to Brazil for CCTV America. She also led the network´s coverage of Chinese President Hu Jintao´s state visit in January 2011, offering hourly live reports from the White House & Chicago.
She has interviewed former California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger and former presidential-candidates: John Kerry, John Edwards & John McCain. She has reported from the military commissions at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, the 2010 earthquake aftermath in Port-au-Prince, Haiti and spent two months covering the war in Afghanistan in 2009. She is fluent in French.
For more, let's cross live now to our correspondent Jessica Stone in Washington D.C.
China and the United States pledged to enhance their agricultural cooperation, during the China-US Agriculture and Food Seminar held in Washington DC on Tuesday.
The Obama Administration has announced it would not seek congressional approval of the Trans-Pacific Partnership, a trade deal that excludes China.
China, Russia, the US, and three other world powers announced the Iran nuclear deal a year ago. What has it meant to Iran's economy? And has it delivered the security benefits the world powers were seeking?
US President Barack Obama has abandoned plans to cut the number of US troops in Afghanistan to 5,500 by the end of this year. Instead, he now says 8,400 troops will remain there until the end of his administration in 2017.
India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi has met US Secretary of Defense, Ashton Carter, in Washington to discuss regional security issues. Modi is currently on a five-nation tour aimed at expanding India's trade, energy and security cooperation.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has met with US President Barack Obama at the White House on Tuesday. It's the seventh meeting between the leaders in just two years. Both sides have announced some energy agreements.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is back in Washington this week - to meet with the US president and American business leaders. He is also due to make a rare address to the US Congress.
Taliban leader Mullah Akhtar Mansoor was likely killed in a U.S. airstrike on Saturday "in a remote area of the Afghanistan-Pakistan border region", TV networks reported.
Experimental plane Solar Impulse 2 takes on the skies without fuel
Tuesday's spate of primaries is expected to move Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton ever closer to clinching the nomination, after rival Senator Bernie Sanders had surprised most analysts by beating Clinton in a number of states.
The fourth nuclear security summit has concluded in Washington DC, with a focus of 'locking down atomic materials to guard against nuclear terrorism'.
It's been 37 years since the accident at Three Mile Island nuclear power plant near Middletown, Pennsylvania. It was the worst nuclear disaster in US history. Even today, local people are still recovering from it. They suggest people learn more about nuclear power, and keep the safety issue in mind.
The two-day Nuclear Security Summit will bring together leaders and envoys from 52 countries and four international organizations, who will focus on advancing tangible improvements in nuclear security behavior and strengthening the global nuclear security architecture, according to the official website of the 2016 summit.
U.S. President Barack Obama and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau attend a joint press conference at the White House in Washington D.C., the United States, March 10, 2016.
US President Barack Obama has hailed the full implementation of an international nuclear accord with Iran, and the release of Americans held prisoner in the Republic, as a vindication of a "strong American diplomacy".
Earlier we spoke to our correspondent Jessica Stone for more on the response from the US side. She told us that the White House has urged Saudi Arabia and Iran to show restraint and that White House had raised concerns with Saudi Arabia ahead of the execution.
China and the U.S. resumed a meeting of their cyber working group earlier this month. The talks addressed sensitive accusations of cyber attacks on both sides and ended with a new framework for cooperation.
The United States is the world's largest economy, and also one of the world's top emitters of greenhouse gases. Countries around the world are watching to see if and how the US reaches its reduction targets. But as President Obama hopes to lead the world by example on climate change, he seems to face more resistance at home.
The US government offers few specifics, but says terror attacks around the world are likely to continue as the battle with Islamic State expands beyond Iraq and Syria. CCTV’s Jessica Stone reports from Washington DC.
Chinese President Xi Jinping was welcomed by US President Barack Obama at the White House. The two leaders held a joint press conference, announcing their new agreements and views on issues of concern like cybersecurity and the South China Sea.
Chinese President Xi Jinping arrived Thursday to meet with his U.S. counterpart Barack Obama and other U.S. political leaders as part of his first state visit to the United States.
More than 100 media organizations from around the world covered China's military parade. CCTV reports on how the parade was covered in the US along with reactions from American officials.
The children who came to see the giant panda cubs in a Washington zoo over the weekend didn't know a battle for survival was unfolding behind the scenes. One of the cubs died on Wednesday due to breathing problems.
CCTV America insight: Domain name regulator reveals plan to remove U.S. oversight
U.S. Deputy National Security Adviser for Strategic Comm. on rebuilding relations with Cuba
US President Barack Obama has hailed the breakthrough in the Iranian nuclear talks, and warned the US Congress not to stand in the way of a final deal.
Following the re-election of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyayu, a group of Israeli and Palestinian parents -- who lost children in the troubles -- are calling for peace, reconciliation and tolerance.
A group of US republican senators has written an open letter to Iran's leadership, telling them that any deal made with US President Barack Obama will be null and void once Obama leaves office unless they aprove it.
Progress in small steps. That's the headline coming out of the second round of talks between the US and Cuba in Washington, Friday.
Drones have become a key part of wartime intelligence gathering. But what about using them to inspect electricity power-lines or crop spraying?
Chinese and American government officials on Thursday met for annual trade talks in Chicago, a city in the U.S. state of Illinois, in hope of boosting future cooperation potential.
US denies knowing of talks to free South African
White House releases community policing report
The White House said earlier that this is a step forward in the President’s plan to work with Congress on passing the comprehensive immigration reform. For more on Obama’s speech , we’re joined live by our correspondent Jessica Stone in Washington.
2014 US mid-term election: control of US Congress could go to Republicans
Hollande confirms killing of French hostage in Algeria
In three waves of nighttime attacks launched over four hours early on Tuesday, the US and its Arab partners made more than 200 airstrikes against roughly a dozen militant targets in Syria.
Our Washington correspondent Jessica Stone told us what the Pentagon did say.
Pentagon says US and other nations has began air strikes against Islamic State in Syria. For more on this information, let's go live to our correspondent Jessica Stone in Washington.
The U.S. Secret Service is coming under intense scrutiny after a man who hopped the White House fence made it all the way through the front door before being apprehended.
Iran not involved in US coalition efforts to fight IS
Leaders from nearly 50 African nations will converge on Washington for the first US-Africa Leaders Summit on Monday. The 3-day event aims to turn a corner for US engagement on the continent.
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki- moon and U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry announced on Thursday Israel and Hamas have agreed to a 72-hour humanitarian ceasefire beginning Friday, during which time Israelis and Palestinians would enter talks in Cairo on a durable truce.
CCTV's Jessica Stone is live at the White House now with more.
Crossover: US-Central America migration crisis
CCTV's Jessica Stone joins us live from White House with more on that.
CCTV's Jessica Stone joins us live now from the White House.
The tragic deaths in the train derailment and explosion in Lac-Megantic last year caught the attention of Canadian and American transportation regulators.
CCTV correspondent Jessica Stone joins us in Washington DC.
Let’s cross live to our correspondent Jessica Stone in Washington, for more on the sanctions imposed by the US and the EU.
Live cross: US has concerns about Russian troops on border
Let's get more reactions from the US. Joining us live is our correspondent Jessica Stone in Washington.
Senior diplomats from China and the United States meet in Beijing to discuss the Asia-Pacific situation and each country’s policy on this region.
US President Barack Obama has announced a set of reforms to the American spying program Friday. The reforms were prompted last year, when former security contractor Edward Snowden revealed the extent of US surveillance programs on American citizens and foreign leaders and governments
The Japanese Prime Minister's shrine visit comes at a time when the U.S. is trying to deepen its engagement in the Asia Pacific. The United States is disappointed that Japan's leadership has taken an action that will exacerbate tensions with Japan's neighbors.
Nelson Mandela’s memorial saw a coming together of major world leaders, some of whom don’t always see eye to eye.
For more, we're joined live by our correspondent, Jessica Stone, in Washington. Thank you for joining us.
To talk more, we're joined live by our correspondent Jessica Stone in Washington. Thank you for joining us.
For the latest from the US, we now cross live to our correspondent Jessica Stone in Washington.
For more on Yellen's nomination, we now cross live to our correspondent Jessica Stone in Washington.
A new documentary film released Wednesday tells the stories of Pakistani citizens allegedly injured and killed by the United States’ drone program.
Outrage in Germany: New reports about US surveillance
For more on the spying row, joining us live is our correspondent Jessica Stone in Washington.
For more on the talks, we're joined by our correspondent Jessica Stone in Washington.
Libya two years after Ghaddafi: Country on brink of new civil war
For the latest, we're joined live by our correspondent Jessica Stone in Washington.
U.S. gov't crisis: New week begins without a deal to avoid default
For more on this, we are joined live by our correspondent Jessica Stone from Washington.
lessons learned from in-depth look at "fracking"
Jump in U.S. gas output helps local business
Fracking industry creating small boomtowns
Pennsylvania top regulator on fracking complaints
Locals complain about fracking 's impact on health
Pennsylvania's top regulator: "Not going to pull punches"
CCTV investigation into hydraulic fracturing
Let’s cross live to our correspondent Jessica Stone in Washington DC, who’s at the scene.
The Treasury Department says this week the U.S. government is closer than previously thought to running out of money to pay its bills.
For the latest, let’s speak to our correspondent Jessica Stone, who’s been following Wang Yi’s US trip.
Earlier, we spoke to our correspondent Jessica Stone in Washington. She told us that US congressional lawmakers and US people are less convinced about President Obama’s military strike plan.
The Obama administration has tried to bolster its case for possible military action against Syria within days.
For the latest, let’s cross live to our correspondent Jessica Stone in Washington. Hello, Jessica.
The first meeting between Israeli and Palestinian negotiators has concluded in Washington, since peace talks broke off three years ago. The two sides have given themselves nine months to reach an agreement to end their conflicts.
