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Anderson Cooper 360 Degrees
• Russia Accused Of Bombing Maternity And Children's Hospital; White House Warns Russia Could Use Chemical Weapons In Ukraine; Life And Escape From The Besieged City Of Kharkiv; U.S.: Russia Has Launched 700+ Missiles In Ukraine; News Outlets Suspend Broadcast In Russia After New Law Censoring Media; Civilians Flee Ukraine After Evacuation Corridors Open. Aired 8-9p ET
• Civilians Flee Ukraine After Evacuation Corridors Open; U.S.: Russia Has Launched 700+ Missiles In Ukraine; China's Role In Amplifying Putin's Disinformation. Aired 9-10p ET


Amanpour
• Interview with Bosnian Journalist Aida Cerkez; Interview with WestExec Advisors Co-Founder and Managing Partner Michele Flournoy; Russian Protests; Interview With Former Ukrainian Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk. Aired 1-2p ET


At This Hour
• Ukraine Accuses Russia of Bombing Hospital in Mariupol; IAEA States "No Critical Impact" to Safety at Chernobyl after Russians Cut Power; Pentagon Works to Shore Up NATO Defenses in Europe. Aired 11- 11:30a ET
• Ukraine Accuses Russia Of Bombing Hospital In Mariupol; UN: 2.15 Million People Flee Ukraine Since Russian Invasion Began; Russian Stock Market Closed For Ninth Day As Sanctions Increased. Aired 11:30a-12p ET


The Global Brief with Bianca Nobilo
• The Plight Of Ukrainians; Chernobyl Warning; Concert For Peace. Aired 5-5:30p ET


The Lead with Jake Tapper
• Ukraine Accuses Russia Of Bombing Children's Hospital In Mariupol; Pentagon: U.S. Does Not Support Transfer Of Fighter Jets To Ukraine; Biden Admin Rejects Poland's Proposal To Use A U.S. Base In Germany To Deliver Its Fighter Jets To Ukraine; Six Democratic Govs Calls On Congress To Suspend Federal Gas Tax; COVID Cases, Deaths Continue To Drop Across The U.S.; CNN Takes A Closer Look At Russia's Nuclear Arsenal. Aired 4-5p ET
• Thousands Escape Kyiv Through Safe Corridors; White House Warns Russia Could Use Chemical Weapons In Ukraine; Moldova Shows Solidarity With Ukrainian Refugees; U.S. Does Not Support Transfer Of Fighter Jets To Ukraine; Pentagon Shores Up Its NATO Defenses In Europe; Ketanji Brown Jackson Meets With GOP Senate Leadership On Capitol Hill; Michigan Announces First Charges In Boy Scouts Investigation. Aired 5-6p ET


Don Lemon Tonight
• Russian Forces Killing More Innocent People In Ukraine; White House Issue Warning Of Biochemical Attack; Refugees Welcomed By Romanians; Thousands Stuck In Mariupol Without Basic Necessities; Vladimir Putin May Or May Not Trigger Nukes; Ukraine Repeats Their Plea Of No-Fly Zone. Aired 10-11p ET
• Russia Accused Of Bombing Maternity and Children's Hospital; WH Warns Russia Could Use Chemical Weapons In Ukraine; Young Woman's Story Of Life In Kharkiv; Getting The Truth Of War To Russian People. Aired 11p-12a ET


CNN Newsroom
• Mykolaiv Prepares for Onslaught; Civilians Evacuating Amid Ceasefire; U.S. Sends Missiles to Poland; Philip Breedlove is Interviewed about Russia and Ukraine; Businesses Leave Russia; Randy Ollenberger is Interviewed about Gas Prices Spiking. Aired 9-9:30a ET
• Biden Calls Detained American's Parents; Dual Citizen Charged with Spying; Mikhail Fishman is Interviewed about Russian Journalism. Aired 9:30-10a ET
• Civilians Evacuating Multiple Cities Amid Ukraine-Russia Ceasefire; U.S Says, Russia Has Lost Up to 10 Percent of Military Assets Used in Invasion; Retired U.S., European Military Leads Issue Call to Provide Advanced Air Defenses For Ukraine. Aired 10-10:30a ET
• Dozens of Western Businesses Leave Russia Over War in Ukraine; Humanitarian Groups Working Non-Stop to Help Displaced Ukrainians; Jury Convicts First Capitol Riot Defendant to Go on Trial. Aired 10:30-11a ET
• Ukraine Accuses Russia Of Bombing Maternity Hospital In Mariupol; Minutes Left In 12-Hour Cease-fire To Evacuate Ukrainians; Ukrainian And Russian Foreign Ministers To Meet Thursday. Aired 1- 1:30p ET
• Bucharest Convention Center Converted into Refugee Center; Separating Fact from Fiction on the Price of Gas; Ukrainians on Edge, Waiting for News of Loved Ones. Aired 1:30-2p ET
• Maternity And Children's Hospital Bombed In Mariupol, Ukraine; 12-Hour Ceasefire To Evacuate Ukrainians From Some Cities Ends; VP Harris On Way To Poland After U.S. Rejects Fighter Jet Proposal. Aired 2-2:30p ET
• Russian Strikes Hit A Mariupol Hospital, A University, A City Administration Building; U.S. Hunts For Signs Putin May Use Nuclear Weapons; High-Level Talks Between Russia And Ukraine Set For Tomorrow; White House Bracing For "Headline Inflation" In Thursday's Consumer Price Index Report. Aired 2:30-3p ET
• Dem Aide Tells CNN They Are "Headed" To Stripping COVID Relief Out Of Spending Bill; W.H.O. Has Verified 18 Attacks On Health Facilities In Ukraine. Aired 3-3:30p ET
• Rising Numbers Of Evacuees Fleeing Ukraine; Bombardment Of Maternity & Children's Hospital In Mariupol, Ukraine; 1,300 Civilians Killed In Ukraine Since Russian Invasion; Pentagon's Update On War; U.S. Marines To Join NATO "Cold Response" Drills; Stock Market Surges As Price Of Oil Falls; Interview With John Kirby, Pentagon Press Secretary; Interview With Rabbi Yaakov Bleich, Chief Rabbi Of Kyiv And Ukraine. Aired 3:30-4p ET
• Source: NATO Not Expecting Major Russian Gains In Coming Days; Russia Pitches Limited Ceasefire, Humanitarian Corridors; U.N.: More Than Two Million People Have Fled Ukraine; Thousands Flock To Lviv Amid Calls For Global Aid. Aired 12-1a ET
• Russia Declares Partial Ceasefire To Allow Humanitarian Corridors In Ukraine; Civilians Fleeing Bombarded Regions Hits Two Million; ; Moldova Gym Turns Into Makeshift Shelter for Refugees; Letter "Z" Emerges as Pro-Russian Invasion Symbol; Zelenskyy Uses Social Media to Rally Ukrainians. Aired 1-2a ET
• Humanitarian Corridors Expected To Open This Hour; Ukraine: 5,000 People Left Sumy, Ukraine On Tuesday; Mykolaiv Residents Asked To Blocked Russian Advance; Zelenskyy Again Urges No-Fly Zone Over Ukraine; Russia Proposes Limited Ceasefire For Humanitarian Corridors; Putin Shows No Signs Of Halting Offensive; Zelenskyy Echoes Churchill In Address To U.K. Parliament; U.S. Announces Ban On Russian Energy Imports; Ukraine's First Lady Calls Russia's Invasion "Mass Murder"; Ukrainian Describe Emotional Journey To Poland; Maldova Gym Turns Into Makeshift Shelter For Refugees; U.S. Bans Russian Oil Imports; Eu Outlines Plans To Phase Out Reliance On Russian Energy; Zelenskyy: West Will Form New "Marshall Plan" For Ukraine; Western Leaders Lay Out Plans To Curb Russian Oil Imports; IMF Warns Of Economic Fallout From Russia's Invasion; Pro-War Symbol Emerges. Aired 2-3a ET
• War Worsen Poverty and Hunger Worldwide; More Ukrainians Fleeing Their Country; Refugees Keep Rising Every Day; World Watches Putin's New Threat. Aired 3-4a ET
• War in Ukraine; Thousands Flock to Lviv Amid Calls for Global Aid; Zelenskyy Thanks Biden for Banning Russian Energy Imports; Zelenskyy Continues to Call for No-Fly Zone over Ukraine; U.S. Dismisses Poland's Plan to Provide Jets to Ukraine. Aired 4-4:30a ET
• Biden Bans Russian oil, natural gas, coal imports to U.S.; New Russian-Proposed Ceasefires due to be in Effect; China's Xi Offers to Mediate Ukraine Crisis; U.S. Considers Replacing Russian Oil with Venezuelan Imports; Ukrainian President: We Will Fight to the End. Aired 4:30-5a ET


Connect the World
• Humanitarian Corridors Open around Six Areas in Ukraine; Up to 10 Percent of Russian Invasion Assets Destroyed or Inoperable; U.S. Rejects Poland Sending Fighter Jets; Biden Bans U.S. Imports of Russian Oil and Gas; Interview with U.S. Rep. Chris Stewart on Search for New Ways to Pressure Putin; Of 2 Million Ukrainian Refugees, Romania Receives 280,000, Germany 800,000; IAEA States "No Critical Impact" to Safety at Chernobyl after Russians Cut Power; Andy Murray Pledges Prize Money to Ukrainian Children; Families of Americans Detained in Russia Ask Biden for Help; Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy: We Will Fight to the End. Aired 10-11a ET
• Humanitarian Corridors Around Six Areas Open; Oil Soars as Energy becomes Economic Weapon Against Russia; Big-Name Businesses pull out of Russia in Droves; U.S., Germany Won't Help Poland Send Fighter Jets to Ukraine; Civilians Fleeing Combat Zones in Ukraine; Blinken: U.S. is in Constant Contact with Allies about Ukraine. Aired 11a-12p ET


Erin Burnett Outfront
• WH Warns Russia Could Use Chemical Weapons In Ukraine; Zelenskyy: Strike On Maternity Hospital "Proof" Of "Genocide;" Russia Escalates Attacks As Ukrainians Push To Escape; U.N.: 2.1 Plus Million Refugees Have Fled Ukraine; U.K.; Russian Mercenaries Likely Deploying To Fight In Ukraine; Chinese Journalist Given Special Access To Pro- Russian Separatists. Aired 7-8p ET


Early Start with John Berman and Zoraida Sambolin
• Did Not Air 5-5:30a ET
• Did Not Air 5:30-6a ET


First Move with Julia Chatterley
• Russia Accuses the U.S. of "Economic War"; McDonald's, Coca-Cola, Starbucks stop Operations in Russia; Oils Soars as Energy Becomes an Economic Weapon Against Russia; Ukraine, Russia Agree on Limited Ceasefire, Evacuations; U.N.: 2M People have Fled Ukraine since Russian Invasion; Intellias Helping Employees Relocate to Safety. Aired 9-10a ET


Inside Politics
• Maternity & Children's Hospital Bombed In Mariupol, Ukraine; Domestic Police: 17 Casualties From Bombing Of Mariupol Hospital; Two Weeks Into Invasion, Putin's Army Stalled Outside Of Kyiv, Zelenskyy Still In Power; Ukrainians: Evacuation Convoys Blocked By Russian Forces; Kremlin: U.S. Waging Economic War On Russia; Thousands Escape Ukraine Through Safe Corridors; Now: VP Harris Enroute To Warsaw As U.S. Rejects Polish Jet Plan. Aired 12-12:30p ET
• Putin's Law Limiting Press Pushes News Orgs To Pull Journalists Out Of Russia; More Than 320,000 Ukrainian Refugees Have Crossed Into Romania; U.S. Bolsters Defense Weaponry In Europe: Sends 2 Patriot Missile Batteries To Poland. Aired 12:30-1p ET


New Day
• Civilian Evacuations Underway in 6 Areas in Russia-Ukraine Deal; U.S. Rejects Poland Sending Fighter Jets to Use in Ukraine; Gas Prices Rise Again as U.S. banks Russian Energy Imports. Vice President Harris Travels to Poland. Aired 5-5:30a ET
• CIA Chief: Putin's Anger Will Lead To "Ugly" Next Few Weeks; Mayhem In Kyiv Train Station As Thousands Rush To Flee Capital; Syrian "White Helmets" Ready To Assist Ukraine Against Russians. Aired 5:30- 6a ET
• Mykolaiv is Urging Citizen to Collect Tires to Fend Off Russian Attacks; Ukrainians Wait and Pray on Fate of Loved Ones; U.S. Rejects Poland Sending Fighter Jets to U.S. Air Base for Ukraine Use. Aired 6- 6:30a ET
• Economic War on Russia; Refugees Wait to Cross into Poland; Isabelle Khurshudyan is Interviewed about Odessa; Demands Release of WNBA Star; Signs of Putin's Use of Nuclear Force. Aired 6:30-7a ET
• Civilian Evacuations Underway in Six Areas in Russia, Ukraine Deal; Kremlin Says, U.S. Has Declared Economic War on Russia; U.S. Nuclear Chief Very Concerned by China-Russia Cooperation. Aired 7- 7:30a ET
• Film Student Joins Fight Against Russian Invasion In Ukraine; Many Russians Unaware Of Ukraine War Due To Putin's Propaganda; Zelenskyy Echoes Churchill Speech: "We Will Fight To The End". Aired 7:30-8a ET
• Russian Forces Continue Invasion of Ukraine; Deputy Mayor of Mariupol, Ukraine, Interviewed on Efforts at Humanitarian Evacuations of City; Ukrainians Warn They May Not be able to Cool Spent Fuel Rods at Chernobyl Nuclear Site; Parents of American Detained in Russia Discuss Speaking with President Biden And Also Their Son; Russia Says U.S. Has Declared Economic War on It. Aired 8-8:30a ET
• Shevrin Jones is Interviewed about Florida's Don't Say Gay Bill; U.S. Rejects Fighter Jets to Ukraine. Aired 8:30-9a ET


Quest Means Business
• Officials Say 1,300 Killed In Mariupol Since Invasion Began; Dow Snaps Four-Day Slide As Stocks Steady; Brent Oil Falls Below $110.00 Per Barrel At Wednesday's Low; Thousands Flee Violence In Ukraine Through Safe Corridors; E.U. Slaps More Sanctions On Russian Oligarchs, Maritime Industry; Pentagon Is Supporting Ukraine By Supplying Them With Materiel. Aired 3-4p ET


CNN Live Event/Special
• CNN Tonight: Did Not Air 9-10p ET


The Situation Room
• Ukraine Accuses Russia Of Genocide In Bombing Of Kids' Hospital; White House Warns Russia May Use Chemical Or Biological Weapons In Ukraine; Zelenskyy Says Hospital Strike Is Proof Of A Genocide Of Ukrainians; New Photo Surfaces Of Detained WNBA Star Before She Left For Russia; U.S. Gas Prices Spike More Than 60 Cents In A Week. Aired 6-7p ET


Hala Gorani Tonight
• Russian Missile Strike Hits A Hospital In Mariupol, Wounding 17; Some Civilians In Ukraine Evacuated Through Safe Corridors; U.S. Calls Poland Fighter Jet Offer "Untenable;" Refugee Crisis Grows As 2 Million Flee Ukraine; Thousands Flock To Lviv Amid Calls For Global Aid; Experts Fear Global Economy Will Face Major Energy Shock; IAEA States "No Critical Impact" To Safety At Chernobyl After Russians Cut Power; Ukrainian And Russian Foreign Ministers To Meet Thursday. Aired 2-3p ET