in Hindi, Tamil and Bengali. CBN's Dallas TV station was sold in 2000. METV was sold to LeSEA Broadcasting in July 2001. In 2001, youth-oriented show, One Cubed, began in Asia. This later screened as One Cubed International in the US. In September 2001, saw the launch of Living the Life, a new 30-minute magazine style show for women. In October 2002, CBN launched CBN NewsWatch, a new half-hour weekend program. Also in 2002, Le Club 700 began for people in Francophone Africa. On September 18, 2003, a US version of One Cubed launched, featuring extreme sports, music videos, and celebrity interviews. A Nigerian version was also later created. In 2004, Club 400 Hoy began as a daily program for Spanish speakers throughout the Americas. CBN Europe was established in the UK. In October 2004, The 700 Club With Paul and Fiona began airing for UK audiences. It was hosted by Paul Jones and Fiona Hendley Jones. It was later dubbed in Dutch. In 2005, kids program, A.S.T.I.G. (All Set to Imitate God), was launched by CBN Asia. CBN Deutschland was established in 2007. Club 700 for German speakers, began on January 9, 2007. It was later renamed Erlebt TV in December 2019. On April 30, 2007, First Landing, a CBN and Regent University produced movie about the English settlement of Jamestown, aired on ABC Family and various broadcast stations across the United States. On April 29, 2008, the 24-hour CBN News Channel was launched as an online-only channel. In November 2008, a new CBN Radio service was launched. New TV program 700 Club Interactive began on May 25, 2009. The 2010s In 2011, a newly rebooted Superbook series began to air in various countries, commissioned by CBN. The 700 Club Canada, a weekdaily program, was launched in November 2011. 700 Club Nigeria began in about 2013. New program Oyayi began to be made by CBN Asia in 2016. On October 1, 2018, the CBN News Channel was relaunched. It was now made available over-the-air via 15 stations in the United States, as well as continuing online. It was based in Virginia Beach, and had bureaus in Washington DC and Jerusalem. During the Trump administration (2017-2021), CBN hosted events at Trump properties, paying at least $170,000. Subsequently, CBN obtained access to the White House that far larger news outlets typically received, and were given frequent exclusive interviews with senior administration