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Anderson Cooper 360 Degrees
• Russia Expands Its Offense Into Western Ukraine As Russia Requests Military Assistance From China In Ukraine; Police Say, Journalist Brent Renaud Shot And Killed By Russian Forces In Ukraine; Ukraine's Trains Move Desperately Needed Supplies Into The Country And Desperate People Out. Aired 9-10p ET
• Nearly 2.7 Million Refugees Have Fled Ukraine; Russian Missiles Hit Military Base Close to Polish Border; Russia Asks China for Military Assistance in Ukraine; China Already Helping Russia on Its War Propaganda; Growing Concerns About a Possible Chemical Attack in Ukraine; Ukrainian Refugees Continue to Flow into Poland; Feeding Ukrainian Refugees Fleeing the Frontlines of War; Sanctions Target High-Profile Russian Oligarch Roman Abramovich. Aired 10-11p ET


CNN Newsroom
• Russia Intensifies Strikes Around Capital City Of Kyiv; Russian Airstrike Hits Military Base 11 Miles From Polish Border; U.N.: More Than 2.7 Million People Have Fled Ukraine; Sen. Portman Pushes Back On Idea Of Fighter Jet Deal. Aired 2-3p ET
• Russia Strikes Close To NATO's Front Line; Russian Forces Abduct Second Mayor; Interview With Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-CT). Aired 3-4p ET
• Russian Strikes Ukrainian Base Near Polish Border, At Least 35 Dead; U.S. Journalist Killed, Photographer Injured By Russian Forces In Irpin; Ukraine Pleads For Fighter Jets As Russia Escalates Attacks; 2.7 Million Refugees Flee Ukraine Amid Russian Attacks; Former KGB Agent On Putin's War; Many Russians Unaware Of Ukraine War Due To Putin's Propaganda; CNN Hero Helps A Family Who Fled Ukraine. Aired 4- 5p ET
• Russian Missiles Hit Military Base Near Poland Border; American Journalist Killed In Irpin; Russian Forces Nearing The Capital Of Ukraine; Fears Of Russia's Use Of Chemical Weapons; International Space Station Between Geopolitical Tensions; Refugees Fleeing Ukraine Now At 2.7 Million; Moments Of Hope Amid The War. Aired 5-6p ET
• Russian Requests Military Assistance From China In Ukraine; American Journalist Brent Renaud Killed By Russian Forces; Community In Los Angeles Makes An Effort To Help Ukrainians Under Russian Attacks; Russian Airstrikes Hit Military Base Near NATO's Front Line; Russian Reporter Says She's Ashamed For Her Country; Letter Z Emerges As Pro-Russian Invasion Symbol; World Central Kitchen Works To Feed, Comfort Refugees. Aired 6-7p ET
• Russian Airstrikes Hit Western Ukraine Near Poland; More Lawmakers Support Sending Fighter Planes To Ukraine; Russia Said To Have Asked China For Military Assistance In Ukraine; Ukrainian Surgeon In U.S. Shares Trauma Training Videos On YouTube; Tom Brady Tweets He Will Return To The NFL 23rd Season; Russia Brutally Detains Anti-War Protesters Across Country; Interview With Rep. Brendan Boyle (D-PA). Aired 7-8p ET
• Russia Seeks Military Assistance from China in Ukraine; Russian Airstrikes Got Too Close Poland's Border with Ukraine; Tom Brady Tweets He'll Return to the NFL for 23rd Season; Biden Speaks with France's Macron as War Rages in Ukraine; Interview with Representative Seth Moulton (D-MA) about Ukraine Crisis. Aired 8-9p ET
• Zelenskyy: Russia to be Held Responsible for Acts in Ukraine; Russia: West Could Face Oil Prices of $300 Per Barrell; Russian Businesses in U.S. Facing Backlash as Putin's War Rages; Over 25 Million People Under Freeze Warnings in South; Chelsea Owner Roman Abramovich Disqualified by Premier League; Racing to Protect Ukraine's Cultural Treasures. Aired 11p-12a ET
• Russia Intensifies Attacks On Ukrainian Cities, Moving Closer To Kyiv; Ukrainian Refugees Tell Horrific Stories Of Attack; Moldovans Open Homes To Ukrainian Refugees; Letter "Z" Emerges As Pro-Russian Invasion Symbol; Zelenskyy: Russia Will Be Held Responsible; U.S. Warns Russia Over Possible Chemical Weapons Use; Many Pro-Putin Russians Blame The West For Conflict; Ukraine Conflict May Make Russians Global Pariahs; War Hits Close To Home For Ukrainian Americans. Aired 12-1a ET
• Russia Intensifies Attacks On Ukrainian Cities, Moving Closer To Kyiv; Biden Approves Another $200 Million For Ukraine Military Aid; U.S. Looks To End Russia's "Most Favored Nation" Trade Status; Romanians Open Homes To Ukrainian Refugees; Experts Alarmed By Russian Moves Near Nuclear Plants; Russian Video Shows Alleged Capture Of Ukrainian Airfield; Protests Across The World Supporting Ukraine; Russians Call Ukrainian Hotline Looking For Lost Troops; Freeze Warnings In South Affect 25+ Million; Global Pandemic Two Years On. Aired 1-2a ET
• Russia Intensifies Attacks On Ukrainian Cities, Moving Closer To Kyiv; Zelenskyy: Russia Will Be Held Responsible; U.S. Looks To End Russia's "Most Favored Nation" Trade Status; Protests Across The World Supporting Ukraine; E.U. Leaders Ask Putin For Immediate Cease- Fire; Women Work Around The Clock For Ukraine's Defenders; Russian Missiles Hit Military Base Near Lviv; Letter "Z" Emerges As Pro- Russian Invasion Symbol; Chinese State Media Pushing Russian Misinformation; Ukrainian Foster Care Workers Fear For Safety Of Children; Kyiv City Ballet Stranded In Paris; Remembering The Victims Of The Atlanta Spa Shootings. Aired 3-4a ET
• Russian Missiles Hit Military Base Near Lviv; Biden Approves Another $200 Million For Ukraine Military Aid; Former Ukrainian President: We Are Not Giving Up; Experts Alarmed By Russian Moves Near Nuclear Plants; Protests Across The World Supporting Ukraine; E.U. Leaders Ask Putin For Immediate Cease-Fire; Russians Call Ukrainian Hotline Looking For Lost Troops; Lawmakers Push For Release Of Wnba Star Detained By Russia. Aired 4-5a ET
• Russia Intensifies Attacks On Ukrainian Cities, Moving Closer To Kyiv; Biden Approves Another $200 Million For Ukraine Military Aid; Humanitarian Situation Bleak As Evacuations Stall; Russian Airstrike Damages Historic Orthodox Monastery; E.U. Leaders Ask Putin For Immediate Cease-Fire; Ukrainian Conflict Could Spread To Space; Global Pandemic Two Years On; Freeze Warnings In South Affect 25+ Million. Aired 5-6a ET


Fareed Zakaria GPS
• Russians Bear Down On Ukraine's Capital; Saving Lives On Front Line Of The Ukraine War; What Is The Russian Public's Sentiment About The War With Ukraine? Aired 10-11a ET
• Russia Gains Ground On Ukraine's Capital Amid Fierce Resistance; Saving Lives On Front Line Of The Ukraine War; What Is The Russian Public's Sentiment About The War With Ukraine? Aired 1-2p ET


Inside Politics
• Russian Missiles Hit Military Base Near Polish Border; No Diplomatic Off-Ramp in Sight as Putin Escalates Attacks; U.S. Slaps Sanctions on Russian Caviar, Diamonds, Oligarchs; GOP Embraces Ukraine after Bashing It During Trump's First Impeachment; Florida Republicans Focus on Race, Gender Identity; How the Ukrainian President Galvanized the World. Aired 8-9a ET


New Day Sunday
• Ukraine: Russian Airstrikes Hit Military Base Near Lviv; Ukraine: Nine Killed, 57 Hurt In Airstrikes On Military Base Near Lviv; Zelenskyy: More Than 12,000 People Evacuated Saturday; Russia Intensifies Assault Near Kyiv; Scholz, Macron Urge Immediate Ceasefire In Call With Putin; Biden Directs Another $200 Million, Including Weapons, In Aid To Ukraine; China Doubles Down On Russian Disinformation About Ukraine; Romanian Family Hosts 31 Ukrainian Refugees Under One Roof; AAA: National Average Gas Price Climbs To $4.32 A Gallon; Small Business Owners Feel Pinch Of Surging Gas Prices. Aired 6-7a
• Ukraine: Russian Airstrikes Hit Military Base Near Lviv; Scholz, Macron Urge Immediate Ceasefire In Call With Putin; Biden Directs Another $200m, Including Weapons, In Aid To Ukraine; Poroshenko: Ukraine Is Providing The "End Of The Russian Empire"; Southeast Expected To See Record-Breaking Cold Temperatures. Aired 7- 8a ET


Reliable Sources
• American Journalist Killed In Irpin, Ukraine; Russian Anti-War Protesters Brutally Detained Across Country; Some News Outlets Have Removed Reporters From Russia; Russia Spreading False Info Under Guise Of "Fact-Checking"; Disney CEO Apologizes For 'Silence' On 'Don't Say Gay' Bill; Examining Media Coverage Of Record-High Gas Prices. Aired 11a-12p ET


State of the Union
• Interview With Rep. Colin Allred (D-TX); Interview With Fmr. Rep. Jane Harman (D-CA); Interview With Kyiv, Ukraine, Mayor Vitali Klitschko; Interview With U.S. National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan; Interview With Sen. Rob Portman (R-OH). Aired 9-10a ET
• Interview With Latvian President Egils Levits; Interview With U.S. National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan; Interview With Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-MN). Aired 12-1p ET