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Anderson Cooper 360 Degrees
• U.S. Defense Official Says One Group Of Russian Force Nine Miles From Kyiv City Center; W.H.O. Says 24 Verified Attacks On Healthcare Facilities In Ukraine; Ukrainian Forces Destroy Russian Tank Convoy Near Kyiv; VP Harris Pledges Support To Ukrainian Refugees During Trip To Poland; American With Child Born Via Ukrainian Surrogate Returns Near Poland-Ukraine Border To Help Refugees In Need; U.S. Defense Official: Russia Increasingly Firing Weapons From A Distance; Reunion Of NY Times Photographer And Ukrainian Volunteer Fighter Who Tried To Save Family Killed In Irpin' Blast. Aired 8-9p ET
• Reunion Of NY Times Photographer And Ukrainian Volunteer Fighter Who Tried To Save Family Killed In Irpin' Blast; Intelligence Collected By NATO Surveillance Planes Flying Over The Polish-Ukrainian Border; Crisis Grows In Besieged Ukrainian City Of Mariupol; UN: 2.3 Million Refugees Have Left Ukraine, Most Fleeing To Poland; Russia Claims Power Restored To Chernobyl; IAEA Wants Confirmation; Music Helping Ukrainians During Russian Invasion. Aired 9-10p ET


Amanpour
• Russian Shelling Escalates; Interview With Polish Ambassador to the United States Marek Magierowski. Aired 1-2p ET


At This Hour
• Thousands Flee Kyiv as Heavy Fighting Rages Nearby; White House Warns of Potential Chemical Weapons Use in Ukraine; Vice President Harris Says Moral Outrage Compelling Nations to Help Ukraine; Three Killed in Bombing of Maternity Hospital in Mariupol; Russian War Enters Barbaric Phase in Third Week. Aired 11-11:30a ET
• Global Outrage Over Russian Attack On Hospital In Ukraine; U.S. Inflation Hits New 40-Year High Of 7.9 Percent Before Oil Spike; Zelenskyy: 35,000 Rescued Through Corridors, But Many Still Trapped. Aired 11:30a-12p ET


The Global Brief with Bianca Nobilo
• Ukraine's Human Tragedy; Chemical Attack Concerns; Syrian War Parallels. Aired 5-5:30p ET


The Lead with Jake Tapper
• Ukraine Claims To Have Defeated Russian Convoy Outside Kyiv; Ukraine: Russian Ship Carried Out Five Strikes Over Odessa; Inflation Rises 7.9 Percent In February, Highest Spike In 40 Years; U.N.: More Than 2.3 Million People Have Fled Ukraine; Sources: Biden Admin To Extend Travel Mask Mandate For 30 Days. Aired 4-5p ET
• Intelligence Chief Declines To Say If U.S. Has New Information That Led To Fighter Jet Decision; U.S. VP Harris Embraces Call For War Crimes Probe Of Russia; Inflation Hits New 40-Year High, Surging 7.9 Percent; MLB Players And Owners Reach New Labor Deal; Opioid Crisis Victims Confront Purdue Pharma's Sackler Family. Aired 5-6p ET


Don Lemon Tonight
• Thousands More Able To Flee Ukraine; Russian Regiment Targeted By Ukrainian Soldiers; Citizens Sacrificing For Democracy; Vladimir Putin Got Nothing To Lose; A Useless Meeting Between Leaders; Good Comes Out Amid Crisis; Russian People Rejected In The World Stage. Aired 10-11p ET
• Russian Forces Approaching Kyiv From Multiple Directions; Many Russians Unaware Of Ukraine War; WNBA Star In Russian Custody For Three Weeks; Thousands Escaped Through Humanitarian Corridors. Aired 11p-12a ET


CNN Newsroom
• No Progress in Latest Talks Between Russia, Ukraine Foreign Ministers; Mariupol Officials Forced to Bury Dead in Mass Graves; Vice President Harris Meets with Polish Leaders After U.S. Rejects Fighter Jet Plan; Interview with State Department Spokesman Ned Price about Ukraine Crisis; Inflation Soared in February; Americans Struggling to Fill Tanks as Gas Prices Surge. Aired 9-9:30a ET
• Parents Try to Keep Life Normal for Daughters in War-Torn Ukraine; Rabbi Assisting Refugees Along Ukraine-Moldova Border; House Passes Ban on Importing Russian Oil, Natural Gas, Coal. Aired 9:30-10a ET
• Biden to Speak with Turkish President About War in Ukraine; House Approves Billions for Ukraine in Sweeping Spending Bill; Ukrainian Military Claim Defeat of Russian Tank Regiment Near Kyiv. Aired 10-10:30a ET
• Ukrainian Military Claim Defeat of Russian Tank Regiment Near Kyiv; Millions of Ukrainians Must Decide to Flee or Stay; Inside Hospital of Hard-Hit Mykolaiv. Aired 10:30-11a ET
• Interview With Former U.S. Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta; Russia Bombards Mariupol. Aired 1-1:30p ET
• U.N.: More Than 2 Million People Have Fled Ukraine; Displaced Ukrainians Try to Keep Life Normal for Their Children; Pro-Russian Social Media Accounts Spread Fale Claims on Ukraine; Soaring Prices Send Key Inflation Measure to 40-Year High; Moody's Says Gas Prices Could Cost Families $1,300 Per Year; British Soccer Giant Chelsea FC Frozen by Sanctions on Russian Billionaire Owner Roman Abramovich. Aired 1:30-2p ET
• Ukraine Says Russian Warship Launched 5 Strikes In Sky Over Odessa; U.S. Trying To Help Ukraine Without Triggering Wider War With Russia; VP Harris: U.S. Prepared To Defend "Every Inch" Of NATO Territory. Aired 2:00-2:30p ET
• Yellen: Russia's Economy Will Be "Devastated" By Sanctions; U.K. Sanctions Seven Russian Oligarchs Including Chelsea Owner Roman Abramovich; How Chinese Media Is Amplifying Russia's Version Of The War In Ukraine; CIA Director: China's President "Unsettled" By Russian Invasion Of Ukraine; "Black Panther" Director Mistaken For A Bank Robber, Detained By Police. Aired 2:30-3p ET
• Ukraine Military Claims It Defeated Russian Tank Regiment Near Kyiv; Mariupol Officials Accuse Russia Of Bombing Humanitarian Corridor. Aired 3-3:30p ET
• U.S. VP Kamala Harris Met with Ukrainian Refugees; Humanitarian Corridors to Open Leading to Russia; 2.3+M People Fled from Ukraine; 1.3M Refugees Fled to Poland; Inflation Rates Soared Up in February; Ukraine Army Stands Firm Against Russian Invasion; Russia Attacks on Hospital Spark Global Outrage; Interview with Kerry Murray, President of ShelterBox USA; Interview with Alex Goncharenko, Ukrainian Parliament Member. Aired 3:30-4p ET
• Mariupol Hospital Bombed During Russian-Proposed Ceasefire; Ukraine Blames Russia For Children's Hospital Bombing; Thousands Race To Evacuate Besieged Ukrainian Cities; Days Of Bombing In Mykolaiv Taking Its Toll On Civilians; Conservative Yoon Suk Yeol Elected as Next South Korean President. Aired 12-1a ET
• Russia Accused Of Bombing Children's Hospital, Maternity Ward; Images Shows Bodies Being Buried In Mass Graves In Mariupol; Kharkiv Resident Documents Life Under Heavy Bombardment; Russian Forces Fail To Make Much Progress In Ukraine; U.S.: Potentially 6,000 Russian Troops Killed In Ukraine; Polish Group Helping Ukrainian Orphans; UNHCR: 5 Percent Of Ukraine's Population Has Fled. Aired 1-2a ET
• Russia Accused Of Bombing Children's Hospital, Maternity Ward; Ukraine Evacuations Increasing But Remain Limited; Ukraine's Top Prosecutor Calls For New War Crimes Tribunal; Bodies Being Places In Mass Graves In Mariupol, Ukraine; U.S. VP Harris In Poland Amid Fighter Jet Disagreement; Poland Has Taken In 1.3 Million Ukrainian So Far; Polish Group Helping Ukrainian Orphans; City Official: 1,300 Civilians Killed In Mariupol, Ukraine; Russian FM Lavrov, Ukrainian FM Kuleba To Meet In Turkey. Aired 2-3a ET
• Russian and Ukrainian Diplomats Meeting in Turkey; V.P. Harris Travel to Europe; Thousands Flee Through Humanitarian Corridors; Ukrainian's Bravery Are Immeasurable; Moldova Takes in Refugees. Aired 3-4a ET
• Russian Invasion of Ukraine Enters Week Three; Three People Killed in Attack on Mariupol Maternity Hospital; Kuleba: Expectations Not High for talks with Lavrov; W.H.O.: 18 Health Care Facilities Attacked so far; Kharkiv Resident Posts Videos About Life Under Siege. Aired 4-4:30a ET
• U.S. Warns Russia Could Launch Chemical Attack; Kharkiv Resident Documents Life Under Heavy Bombardment; Ukraine's top Prosecutor calls for New War Crimes Tribunal; U.S. Slams Kremlin claims of Bioweapons Labs in Ukraine; Kuleba: Raised Issue of 24-Hour Ceasefire but made no Progress. Aired 4:30-5a ET


Connect the World
• Three Killed in Bombing of Maternity Hospital in Mariupol; Ukrainian Evacuations Increasing but Remain Limited; No Progress between Foreign Ministers; Thousands Flee Kyiv as Heavy Fighting Rages Nearby; On the Ground in Hard-Hit Mykolaiv; Interview with Former NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen on Western Support of Ukraine; UAE Committed to OPEC+ Agreement; U.K. Adds Chelsea Owner Roman Abramovich to Sanctions List; WHO Says 24 Ukrainian Health Care Facilities Attacked. Aired 10-11a ET
• Bombing Taking its toll on People in Mykolaiv; Kalin: Turkey Intends to Mediate any Possible Future Russia-Ukraine Talks; CNN Speaks to top Aide to Ukrainian President; Ukrainians Await Updates from Loved Ones as Attacks Persist; UK Adds Chelsea Owner Roman Abramovich to Sanctions List; Chinese State Media Pushing Russian Misinformation. Aired 11a-12p ET


Erin Burnett Outfront
• Russian Forces Nearing Kyiv, Zero In On Suburbs Amid Evacuations; Russia Using Belarus As Launch Point For Many Air Operations: NATO; Mariupol Mayor Accuses Russia Of "Genocide": 3 People Dead In Hospital Bombing, Including A Child; 6th Day Without Aid; Russia Using Belarus As Launch Point For Many Air Operations: NATO; Satellite Image: Massive Russian Convoy "Largely Dispersed." 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
• Ending the Silence around Colon Cancer; Harris: Visit to Poland Signals U.S. Commitment to NATO; Oil on the Rise again after Wednesday's 12 Percent Pullback; Ukraine says Russia is Bombing Mariupol Evacuation Route; Moldova Residents Helping out Ukrainian Refugees; World Food Programme: Conflict Could Leave Millions Hungry. Aired 9-10a ET


Inside Politics
• Humanitarian Corridors Try To Funnel Ukrainians Out Of Harm's Way; Ukrainian, Russian Foreign Ministers End Talks With No Deal To Stop War; Officials: Heavy Fighting Today On Outskirts Of Ukraine's Capital; Russian Strike On Mariupol Maternity Hospital Leaves 3 Dead; 6,000 Russian Troops Potentially Killed In First Weeks Of Invasion; VP Harris: U.S. & Poland "United" Despite Disconnect On Jets; DNI Won't Say If New U.S. Intel Led To Jet Decision; As Fighting Intensifies, VP Says Russia Committing "Atrocities". Aired 12-12:30p ET
• Zelenskyy: Working On "Securing Humanitarian Corridors Again"; Ukrainian Orphans Flee To Romania As Russia's War Rages; Key Inflation Measure Jumps To Highest Level Since Jan 1982. Aired 12:30-1p ET


New Day
• Russia Escalates Attacks on Civilians, Including a Maternity Ward; More U.S. Companies Cut Ties with Russia Amid War in Ukraine. Aired 5-5:30a ET
• New Video Shows Firefight Between Ukrainians And Russian Troops; Ukraine: Russia Is Dropping Bombs On Civilian Corridor In Mariupol; Russian Agent Maria Butina Repeats Putin's "Nazi" Rhetoric. Aired 5:30-6a ET
• Ukraine: Russia Dropping Bombs on Civilian Corridor in Mariupol; Russians Bomb Children's Hospital in Ukraine; Gas Prices Rise Again as Russia's War in Ukraine Intensifies; Is NATO Ready for Full War with Russia? Aired 6-6:30a ET
• NATO's Readiness for War with Russia; Ukrainian Orphans Evacuate to Romania; Ukraine Faces Severe Cold Blast; Yaroslava Antipina is Interviewed about Documenting the War. Aired 6:30-7a ET
• Horror Intensifies as Russians Bomb Children's Hospital in Ukraine; Russia Escalates Attacks on Civilians, Including a Maternity Ward; Russia-Ukraine Talks End Without Progress on Ceasefire. Aired 7- 7:30a ET
• Family Of American Being Held In Russia Joins New Day On War; U.K. Sanctions More Russian Oligarchs, Including Chelsea Football Club Owner; Survivor Stories From Ukrainians Bombed By Russia. Aired 7:30- 8a ET
• Russian Forces Continue Invasion of Ukraine; Ukrainian City of Mariupol Suffers Continued Bombing from Russian Forces Despite Agreements for Temporary Ceasefires; Vice President Harris Speaks in Warsaw, Poland, about U.S. Providing Defense Systems to NATO Allies. Aired 8-8:30a ET
• Russian Restaurants in U.S. Take Hit; Key Inflation Measure Hits 40-Year High; Veronika Didusenko Shares Her Story of Escape from Kyiv. Aired 8:30-9a ET


Quest Means Business
• Disturbing Photos Show Damage From Strikes In Mariupol; U.K. Adds Seven Russian Oligarch To Sanctions List; Europe Seeks To Reduce Dependence On Russian Energy; U.K. Adds Chelsea Owner Roman Abramovich To Sanctions List; Countries Worldwide Rely On Grains Exported By Ukraine; Major Averages Down As Inflation Hits 40-Year High; UNWTO: Suspending Russia Will Take Up To A Month


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


The Situation Room
• New Russian Attacks On City Rocked By Brutal Hospital Strike; Heavy Fighting In Multiple Locations Around Kyiv; NATO Surveillance Flight Detects About A Dozen Russian Planes Idling In Belarus; Interview With Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA), Chair, House Intelligence Committee, On Ukrainian President's Plea For No-Fly Zone; Thousands More Ukrainian Refugees Escape To Romania; Russian Warship Launches Five Strikes Near Odessa; U.S. Gas Prices Jump 7 Cents A Gallon In One Day; Russian Targeting Civilians As Barbaric War Enters Third Week; Ukraine Firing U.S. Missiles To Fight Off Russian Invasion. Aired 6-7p ET


Hala Gorani Tonight
• Ukrainian Foreign Minister Says Russian Forces Will "Continue Their Aggression Until Ukraine Surrender;" Heavy Fighting Reported On Outskirts Of Kyiv; EU Heads Of State Gather At Versailles; Interview With Gordon Brown, Former British Prime Minister, On Prosecuting Putin; Kharkiv Resident Documents Life Under Heavy Bombardment; Putin Calls Western Sanctions "Illegitimate." Aired 2-3p ET