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April 08, 2022
April 07, 2022
April 06, 2022
• Horrific Scenes Emerge in Borodianka After Russians Retreat; EU will Place Further Sanctions on Russia; Deutsche Bank Forecasts U.S. Recession Next Year; U.N.: More than 4.2 Million People have Fled Ukraine; Southeastern U.S. Hit by Multiple Tornadoes; Tiger Woods Returns to Golf After Horrific Car Wreck. Aired 4:30-5a ET
• Russia Doubles Down on Denials, Says Civilians Not Harmed; Zelenskyy Urges U.N. to Do More to Punish Russia; EU Debates How Far to Go with Sanctions on Russian Energy; CNN Speaks with Gravely Wounded Ukrainian Fighters. Aired 4-4:30a ET
• Horrifying Images Unfolds in Bordoyanka; Russia Sticks with Their Lies; United Nations Isn't Doing Enough; U.S. and E.U. Allies to Impose New Sanctions on Russia; Children's Hospital Targeted by Russian Troops; Tornado Hits Southern U.S.; Shanghai to Lengthen its Lockdowns. Aired 3-4a ET
• NATO Expecting "Concentrated" Russian Attacks In Donbas; Official: Strike Hit Children's Hospital In Mykolaiv; Devastation And Horror In Borodianka After Russian Retreat; U.N.: At Least 1,480 Civilians Killed In Ukraine; Zelenskyy Urges U.N. To Do More To Punish Russia; Zelenskyy Calls For War Crimes Tribunal For Russians; Ukraine: Russia Targeting Medical Facilities; IOM: More Than 7.1M People Internally Displaced In Ukraine; Ukrainian 3,300+ People Evacuated Through Corridors Tuesday; Ukrainian Refugees Find Shelter In Warsaw Office Building; U.S. Authorized Additional Anti-Armors Systems For Ukraine; U.S. Secretary Of State In Belgium For NATO Meetings; U.K. Says Humanitarian Situation In Mariupol "Worsening"; Freed Ukrainian Troops Recount Time In Russia Captivity. Aired 2-3a ET
• Ukrainian Town Of Borodyanka In Ruins After Battle; Blinken Accuses Russia Of "Campaign" Against Ukrainian Civilians; The U.S. Is Expected To Announce New Sanctions Against Russia; Shanghai Scrambling to Contain COVID Outbreak; Tiger Woods Returns to the Masters. Aired 1-2a ET
• Horrific Scenes Emerge In Borodianka After Russians Retreat; Mariupol Remains Under Siege As Civilians Try To Evacuate; More Than 80 Ukrainians Freed In Exchange With Russia; U.S. To Announce New Sanctions Against Russia Wednesday; Atrocities Spur Fifth Round Of E.U. Sanctions Against Russia; U.N.: Russia Repeats Claim That Bucha Images Are Fake. Aired 12-1a ET
• Some Governors Offer Residents A Break Amid Inflation; NATO Chief: Putin Wants Whole Of Ukraine; U.S. Imposes New Sanctions On Russia, Including Putin's Daughters; Oklahoma Legislature Passes Near- Total Ban On Abortion; Forty-Two Million People At Some Level Of Threat From Storm System. Aired 3:30-4p ET
• U.S. Official: U.S. Believes "It Will Be Able To Identify The Russian Units" That Have Carried Out The Bucha Atrocities; U.S., G7, EU Hit Russia With New Sanctions In Responses To Bucha Atrocities. Aired 3-3:30p ET
• Ivanka Trump Testifies Before Jan. 6 Committee; House Expected To Vote On Referrals For Two Former Trump Advisers To DOJ For Contempt Of Congress; Western Officials: Putin Could Still Try To Capture Kyiv; Interview With Dmytro Bilotserkovets, Adviser To The Mayor Of Kyiv; Yellen Warns Of "Enormous" Repercussions From War In Ukraine & Deutsche Bank Warns Recession May Be Coming; House Lawmakers Grill Oil Executives On Gas Prices. Aired 2:30-3p ET
• New Sanctions Targeting Russia; Russia Shifting Troops in Ukraine. Aired 2-2:30p ET
• UK: 160,000-Plus People In Mariupol Have No Power, No Water, No Communication; Oil CEOs On The Defensive Over High Gas Prices; Oklahoma Governor Expected To Sign Near-Total Abortion Ban; DOJ Indicts Russian Oligarch, Seizes Millions Of Dollars, Yacht In Crackdown; DOJ Collecting Evidence On Potential Russian War Crimes In Ukraine. Aired 1:30-2p ET
• Interview With Former U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine Steven Pifer; President Biden Delivers Remarks on War in Ukraine. Aired 1-1:30p ET
• Ukraine Says, Major Fighting in the East as Russia Shifts Strategy; U.S to Hit Russia With New Round of Sweeping Sanctions Today; Attorney General Garland Announces International Enforcement Actions on Russia. Aired 10-10:30a ET
• Russia Leaving Ukrainian Towns; U.S. Hitting Russia With New Sanctions; Interview With University Of Southern California School Of International Relations Director Robert English; Major Bank Warns Of Recession. Aired 10:30-11a ET
• Recently Released Female Soldiers Tortured by Russians; Red Cross Convoy Rescues 500 from Mariupol; Oklahoma Legislature Passes Near-Total Ban on Abortion. Aired 9:30-10a ET
• U.S. to Hit Russia with New Round of Sweeping Sanctions Today; More Atrocities Revealed as Russian Troops Leave Russian Towns; Major Fighting in Eastern Ukraine; Ukrainian Soldier Says War Has Divided His Family. Aired 9-9:30a ET
April 05, 2022
April 04, 2022
• Horrific Discovery of Mass Grave Site in Bucha, Ukraine; U.S. and NATO Leaders Condemn Bucha Killings; Mass Shooting in Sacramento, California; Supreme Court to Decide if Prime Minister of Pakistan Acted Within Constitution; Shanghai Begins New Round of Testing as Cases Surge; Tiger Woods Practices at Augusta National Golf Club. Aired 4:30-5a ET
• Horrific Scenes Emerge as Russian Troops Leave Kyiv Suburb; Horrific Discovery of Mass Grave Site in Bucha, Ukraine; World Leaders Condemn Bucha Killings; U.K. Warns Russia Refocusing Offensive into Donbas Region; Father Signs to Newborn Son Inside a War Zone; Family of Missing Journalist Say She's Being Held by Russia. Aired 4-4:30a ET
• Russian Brutality Seen in Bucha; President Zelenskyy Accuses Russia of Genocide; World Leaders Condemn War Crimes by Russia; Refugees Hopes to Get into U.S.; Father Documents Their Life During War; Six People Killed in Sacramento Sunday; Imran Khan Remains in His Position. Aired 3-4a ET
• Horrific Scenes in Bucha After Russian Soldiers Retreated; World Leaders Condemn the Killings in Bucha, Ukraine; Russian Military Hit Mykolaiv; Russians Destroy Odessa Oil Refinery. Aired 2-3a ET
• Street In Bucha Found Strewn With Dead Bodies; NATO Secretary General Calls Civilian Deaths In Bucha A "Brutality"; Russian Missiles Strike Fuel Depot In Key Ukraine Port Of Odessa; Ukrainian Father Documents Life Inside a War Zone; Political Turmoil in Pakistan; Russia's War on Ukraine Impacts Hungarian Election; Biden Calls on Congress to Act on Gun Control After Shooting. Aired 1-2a ET
• Horrific Scenes Emerge as Russian Troops Leave Kyiv Suburb; U.S. and NATO Leaders Condemn Bucha Killings; Mayor Killed as Russians Strike Mykolaiv; 'The Wild House' Opens Door to War Refugees; Shanghai Undergoes New Round of Testing as COVID Cases Surge; Florida Man Takes in Ukrainian Family. Aired 12-1a ET
• National Security Adviser Gives Update On War In Ukraine; Sullivan: Russia Revising War Aims To Focus On Eastern Ukraine; Zelenskyy: Russia Attack About Destruction, Extermination Of A Nation; Sacramento Police Arrest One Suspect In Deadly Mass Shooting; Zelenskyy: Very Difficult To Negotiate With Russia After Atrocities. Aired 3:30-4p ET
• Atrocities In Bucha Fuels Outrage; Jake Sullivan Updates The American People; President Biden Want A War Crime Trial For Vladimir Putin; U.S., NATO, And E.U. Allies In Full Support Of Ukraine. Aired 3-3:30p ET
• U.S. Intel Sees Info Suggesting Putin Wants A Victory To Tout By May 9, Russia's "Victory Day"; Ketanji Brown Jackson Faces Senate Committee Vote Today; Children Of U.S. Citizens Among Those Separated From Their Parents In Shanghai After Testing Positive For COVID; Biden Spoke Earlier On Plan To Help Trucking Industry Ease Supply Chain Issues; Gas Prices Trend Lower And Oil Prices In Decline; Interview With Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg. Aired 2:30-3p ET
• Biden Calls Putin a War Criminal; Outrage Grows Over Russian Atrocities. Aired 2-2:30p ET
• Holocaust Survivor Forced To Flee Ukraine For A Second Time; Ketanji Brown Jackson Faces Senate Committee Vote Today; Suspects Still At Large After CA Mass Shooting With 6 Dead, 12 Injured. Global Outrage As Russian Retreat Reveals Mass Grave, Destruction, Dead Bodies In Kyiv Region; Ukrainian Living In Kyiv Bomb Shelter In Kyiv Describes Conditions In Kyiv Area; Buttigieg Speaks Before Biden Takes Podium. 1:30-2p ET
• Interview With Former U.S. Ambassador to the Soviet Union Jack Matlock; Outrage Grows Over Russian Atrocities. Aired 1-1:30p ET
• Retreat of Russian Forces Reveals Atrocities in Kyiv Region; Growing Number of Ukrainians Seek Asylum at U.S.-Mexico Border; JPMorgan Chase CEO Says, War in Ukraine, High Inflation Pose Significant Threat to Economic Recovery. Aired 10:30-11a ET
• Retreat of Russian Forces Reveals Atrocities in Kyiv Region; Senate Judiciary Hearing on Ketanji Brown Jackson Nomination; Russia Revises War Strategy to Focus on Eastern Ukraine. Aired 10-10:30a ET
• Senate Committee to Vote on Jackson Nomination; Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee (D-TX) is Interviewed about Jackson's Nomination; Suspending Russia from Human Rights Council; Biden Urges Congress to Strengthen Gun Laws. Aired 9:30-10a ET
• Mass Graves in Bucha; Bucha's Mayor on Atrocities; Marharyta Rivchachenko is Interviewed about Killings in Bucha; Airstrikes in Odessa; U.S. Facilitates Transfer of Tanks. Aired 9-9:30a ET
April 03, 2022
• Russian Strike In Odessa Sets Fuel Depot On Fire; Senior Ukrainian Defense Official Says Kyiv Region "Liberated"; Over 4.1 Million Have Fled Ukraine; Pregnant Ukrainians Flee War Zone To Give Birth; Putin Aiming To Control Donbas By Early May; Sri Lankan Police Arrest Over 600 For Curfew Violations; March Madness; Biden Administration Sets New Vehicle Standards. Aired 4-5a ET
• Over 4.1 Million Have Fled Ukraine; Senior Ukrainian Defense Official Says Kyiv Region "Liberated"; Hundreds Reportedly Killed In Bucha; Reuters Photographer Maksym Levin Killed In Ukraine; Hungary's PM and Putin Ally Viktor Orban Faces United Opposition; Putin Aiming To Control Donbas By Early May; Pope Francis Considering Trip To Kyiv; Hundreds Of Ukrainians Waiting In Mexico For U.S. Asylum; Small Businesses Grapple With Inflation, Staff Shortages. Aired 3-4a ET
• Senior Ukrainian Defense Official Says Kyiv Region "Liberated"; Putin Aiming To Control Donbas By Early May; Crimea Main Sticking Point In Peace Talks; Hundreds Of Ukrainians Waiting In Mexico For U.S. Asylum; Former Ukrainian POWs Speak On Russian Custody; Russian Strike In Odessa Sets Fuel Depot On Fire; Sri Lankan Police Arrest Over 600 For Curfew Violations; Hungary's PM And Putin Ally Viktor Orban Faces United Opposition. Aired 2-3a ET
• Putin Aiming to Control Donbas by Early May; Ukraine Needs Heavier Weapons as Military Focus Shifts East; Aid Groups Struggle to Get Ukrainians out of War-Ravaged Areas; Russia Tries to Stabilize Economy; Pope Francis Considering Trip to Kyiv; Ukraine Raises over $500,000 through NFT Sales; Senior Ukrainian Defense Official Says Kyiv Region "Liberated"; Zelenskyy-Putin Meeting a Possibility; Children Paying the Heavy Price of War; Sri Lankan Police Arrest over 600 for Curfew Violations. Aired 1-2a ET
• Senior Ukrainian Defense Official Says Kyiv Region "Liberated"; Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy Praises Defenders of Mariupol; Putin Aiming to Control Donbas by Early May; Former Ukrainian President: Time to Get Tough on Putin; Putin Ally Orban Faces United Opposition; Ukraine Claims Six Thwarted Russian Attacks in the East; Small Businesses Grapple with Inflation, Staff Shortages; March Madness; Sri Lankan Police Arrest over 600 for Curfew Violations. Aired 12-1a ET
• Horrific Scenes Emerge as Russian Troops Leave Kyiv Suburb of Bucha; Russia Denies Involvement in Bucha Killings; Thousands of Refugees Returning to Ukraine from Poland; Family of Missing Journalist Say She's Being Held by Russia; Russians Destroy Odessa Oil Refinery; Ukraine Calls on U.S. and NATO to Provide More Weapons; Shanghai Begins New Round of Testing as Cases Surge. Aired 11p-12a ET
• Mass Grave Discovered In Ukrainian Town Of Bucha As Russian Troops Withdraw; CNN Team Documents Horror; U.S. To Help Document Russian Atrocities Against Civilians; Married Ukrainian Singers Help Rally Their Country; Senate Judiciary Committee To Vote Tomorrow On KBJ Nomination; Ukrainian Refugees Flock To Mexico Seeking Asylum In U.S.; U.S. Agrees To Accept Up To 100,000 Ukrainian Refugees; Pope Francis Calls War On Ukraine "Sacrilegious". Aired 10-11p ET
• Mass Grave Discovered In Ukrainian Town Of Bucha As Russian Troops Withdraw; Russia Strikes Oil Refinery, Fuel Storage Facilities In Odessa; Nearly 2.5 Million Ukrainians Have Fled To Poland Since Invasion Began; CNN Announces Pandemic-Era Migrant Restriction To End May 23; Ukrainian Journalist Among Dozens Allegedly Abducted By Russian Forces; Denzel Washington On Oscar Slap: "Who Are We To Condemn?"; Ukrainian Father Documents Life Inside A War Zone. Aired 9- 10p ET
• Mass Grave Discovered In Ukrainian Town Of Bucha As Russian Troops Withdraw; U.S. To Help Document Russian Atrocities Against Civilians; Interview With Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot (D) About Helping Residents Pay For Gas; New Florida Law Presents Challenges For Same-Sex Parents; Ukrainian Family Finds Sanctuary At South Florida Home. Aired 8-9p ET
• Russian Troops Leave Behind Horrific Sights In Bucha, Ukraine; Russian Strike In Odessa Damages Fuel Depot; Family Looking For Journalist Kidnapped By Russian Troops; Sarah Palin Announces Run For Congress In Alaska; Capitol Controversy; Tiger Woods Fuels Speculation He Is Playing In The Masters. Aired 7-8p ET
• Horrific Discovery Of Mass Grave Site And Other Atrocities In Bucha, Ukraine; Frustrated Ukrainian Refugees Make Difficult Decision To Return Home; Ukrainian Father Documents Life Inside A War Zone; Interview With Rep. Joaquin Castro (D-TX) About Ukraine War And January 6th Investigation; Trump White House Diarist Talks To House Committee On January 6th. Aired 6-7p ET
• Dead Bodies Litter The Streets Of Bucha In Ukraine; Russian Military Abducted 11 Mayors; Shooting In Downtown Sacramento, Six Dead And 12 Injured; Rep. Zoe Lofgren (D-CA) Is Interviewed About Jared Kushner Testifying Before The January 6 Committee; Jobs Recovery And Inflation Worries. Aired 5-6p ET
• Horrors Of Russian Invasion Revealed In Bucha, Ukraine; Russian Shelling In Mykolaiv, Ukraine Left One Dead, 14 Hospitalized; Russian Military Confirms Strike On Odessa Fuel Facility; Manhunt Underway After Mass Shooting In Downtown Sacramento; U.S. Reacting To Images Of Dead Ukrainians In Bucha; Orban's Ties To Putin In The Spotlight Ahead Of Elections; Americans Feeling Impact As Federal COVID-19 Funds Dry Up. Aired 4-5p ET
• Zelenskyy Reacts To Horror From Bucha Calling It Genocide; Manhunt Underway After Mass Shooting In Downtown Sacramento; C.D.C. Announces Pandemic-Era Migrant Restriction To End May 23. Aired 3-4p ET
• Zelenskyy Reacts To Horror From Bucha; Ukrainian Deputy PM: Russians Holding 11 Mayors Captive, One Killed; Interview With Rep. John Garamendi (D-Ca); Manhunt Underway After Mass Shooting In Downtown Sacramento; Hundreds Of Ukrainians Waiting In Mexico For Asylum In U.S.; Fuel Depot On Fire After Russian Strike In Odessa; Senate Judiciary Committee To Vote Tomorrow On KBJ Nomination. Aired 2-3p ET
April 02, 2022
• Russian Forces Abandon Positions At Key Airbase; "Impossible" To Determine Russian Exposure To Radiation At Chernobyl; Scottish Charity Brings Ukrainian Orphans To Safety; Russia Says It Attacked Major Oil Refinery, Military Airfields; Sanctions On Russia Unlikely To Prompt Change; Moscow Pushes For Trade With India; Pope Francis Apologizes For Canadian Residential School Abuse; Academy Accepts Will Smith's Resignation. Aired 5-6a ET
• Russian Forces Abandon Positions At Key Airbase; Zelenskyy Removes Two Top Generals; "Impossible" To Determine Russian Exposure To Radiation At Chernobyl; An Estimated 100,000 Civilians Trapped In Mariupol; Bucha Streets Littered With Bodies; Ukraine Won't Confirm Or Deny Attack On Russian Fuel Depot; Moscow Pushes For Trade With India; Dozens Of Historic Sites Damaged In Ukraine; Academy Accepts Will Smith's Resignation. Aired 4-5a ET
• Russian Forces Abandon Positions At Key Airbase; Ukraine Won't Confirm Or Deny Attack On Russian Fuel Depot; Pentagon To Provide Another $300 Million In Military Aid; Sanctions On Russia Unlikely To Prompt Change; Odessa Tries To Hold On To Normalcy Amid War; Bucha Streets Littered With Bodies; Moscow Pushes For Trade With India; U.S. To Nix Controversial Pandemic Border Rule; Sri Lanka President Declares Public Emergency After Protest; Academy Accepts Will Smith's Resignation. Aired 3-4a ET
• Russian Forces Abandon Positions at Key Airbase; Over 4.1 Million Have Fled Ukraine; At Least Five Journalists Killed in Ukraine Conflict; "Impossible" to Determine Russian Exposure to Radiation at Chernobyl; Moscow Pushes for Trade with India; Bucha Streets Littered with Bodies; Russia's War Making Food Shortages in Some Regions Worse; Academy Accepts Will Smith's Resignation. Aired 2-3a ET
• Russian Forces Slowly Pulling out of Northern Ukraine; Thousands of Civilians Trapped in Mariupol; Sanctions on Russia Unlikely to Prompt Change; Northern Ukraine Still Hit with Shelling, Missiles; Death Toll Rises after Attack on Government Building in Mykolaiv; U.S. Says Russia Repositioning Troops to Use Elsewhere; Houthis, Saudi-Led Coalition Agree to Two-Month Truce; Sri Lanka President Declares Public Emergency after Protest; Academy Accepts Will Smith's Resignation. Aired 1-2a ET
• Russian Forces Slowly Pulling out of Northern Ukraine; Thousands of Civilians Trapped in Mariupol; Ukraine Won't Confirm or Deny Attack on Russian Fuel Depot; "Impossible" to Determine Russian Exposure to Radiation at Chernobyl; China Takes Diplomatic Heat from E.U. at Virtual Summit; Bucha Streets Littered with Bodies; Odessa Tries to Hold on to Normalcy amid War; Academy Accepts Will Smith's Resignation. Aired 12-1a ET
• Ukrainian Battlefield Successes; Kyiv Region Liberated; Ukraine Asking For Heavier Weapons; More Than 4,000 Ukrainian Refugees Finding Safety In Ukrainian Church; Russian Forces Shifts Focus From Eastern Ukraine; Interview With Former U.S. Ambassador To Ukraine Steven Pifer; Prime Minister Viktor Orban Faces Challenges From Opposition Parties; Russia Tries To Stabilize Its Sanctioned Economy. Aired 11p- 12a ET
• California's Devastating Drought; Kyiv Region "Liberated" From Russian Forces; 4,000+ Ukrainian Civilians Evacuated; Ukrainian Refugee Helps Fellow Refugees; Ukrainian Refugees at U.S.-Mexican Border; Soviet-era Tanks to be Transported to Ukraine; Biden Ends Pandemic Restriction Policy; Graphic Images of Strewn Bodies Found in a Town in Bucha, Ukraine. Aired 10-11p ET
• Putin Aiming to Control Donbas by Early May; Devastation around Kyiv Visible as Russians Pull Back; Official Figures 4,000+ Ukrainians Evacuated Saturday; Prominent Ukrainian Broadcaster Still Reporting from Secret Studios; Biden Approval Rating Hits New Low, Inflation Worries Loom; Uneasy Calm over Parts of Ukraine; Small Businesses Grapple with Inflation, Staff Shortages; Biden's Record Oil Reserve Release to Reduce Gas Prices; California Snowpack Critically Low, Signals Devastating Drought. Aired 9-10p ET
• Russian Forces Leave Areas They Occupied Earlier In War; International Red Cross Still Unable To Get Into Mariupol; Three Russian Missiles Fired Over 24 Hours Ago At Odessa Region; Interview With Ivo Daalder, Former U.S. Ambassador to NATO; U.S. Officials Prepare For Record Surge Of Migrants; Ukrainian Refugees Having Their Babies Far From Home; Americans Face Soaring Home, Rent, And Construction Prices; Fauci: U.S. Needs To Be Prepared For Annual COVID-19 Booster. Aired 8-9p ET
• Devastation Around Kyiv Comes Into View As Russians Pull Back; U.S. To Facilitate Transfer Of Soviet-Era Tanks To Ukraine; Small Businesses Grapple With Inflation, Staff Shortages; Biden Announces Record Oil Reserve Release To Reduce Gas Prices; Hungary Prime Minister In Election Fight Due To Putin Ties; January 6 Committee Member Says They Will Find Phone Log Gaps; Ukrainian Teen Draws To Cope With War. Aired 7-8p ET
• Satellite Images Show Russians Have Withdrawn From Airport Near Kyiv; Russian Forces Target Major Ukrainian Oil Refinery; Russian Forces Shifting Focus From Kyiv; Ukrainian Negotiator Says Advances In Talk With Russia, Possibly Of "Direct Consultations" Between Zelenskyy, Putin; Western Spy Agencies Weaponizing Intel To Undermine Putin; Ukrainian MP Speaks To CNN About Life During Russian War. Aired 6-7p ET
• Heavy Fighting Expected In Eastern And Southern Regions Of Ukraine; 100,000 Still Trapped In Mariupol As Red Cross Renews Attempt To Evacuate Civilians; U.S. Sending More Military Aid To Ukraine; Putin Ally Facing Tough Re-Election Fight In Hungary; Russia Increases Missile Strikes As Some Troops Pull Back; Interview With Mayor Oleksandr Senkevych Of Mykolaiv, Ukraine; Ukrainian Refugees Having Their Babies Far From Home. Aired 5-6p ET
• Ukrainian Defense Official Claims Kyiv Back In Their Control; Gunfire, Explosions Disperse Protesters In Russian-Held Town; Will Smith Resigns From The Motion Picture Academy; Bruce Willis "Stepping Away" From Acting After Aphasia Diagnosis; White House Diarist Tells 1/6 Committee Of Significant Drop Off Of Information On Trump's Activities Ahead Of Insurrection; Biden Touts Jobs Report Showing 431K Jobs Added In March, Unemployment At 3.8%; California Snowpack Critically Low, Signals Devastating Drought. Aired 4-5p ET
• More Than 4,200 Civilians Evacuated Through Humanitarian Corridors; Mariupol Evacuee Described Apocalyptic Conditions Inside City; Interview with Chef Jose Andres About Humanitarian Efforts in Ukraine; Senior Ukrainian Defense Official Says Kyiv Region Liberated; Senior Ukrainian Defense Official: Kyiv Region "Liberated"; Will Smith Resigns from the Motion Picture Academy; Oscars Producer: Police Were Ready to Arrest Will Smith for Slap; Bruce Willis "Stepping Away" from Acting after Aphasia Diagnosis. Aired 3-4p ET
• Russian Military Forces Continue Invasion Of Ukraine; Russian Soldiers Attack Peaceful Protestors In Ukraine; Russian Forces Launch Series Of Strikes Targeting Key Oil Refinery In Central Part Of Ukraine; Will Smith Resigns From Academy Of Motion Picture Arts And Sciences; Ukrainian Forces Retake City Of Irpin After Its Devastation By Russian Forces; Presidential Diarist Tells January 6th Committee That President Trump Was Providing Fewer Details About His Calls And Visits In Days Before Capitol Insurrection. Aired 2-3p ET
• Zelenskyy: Russian Troops "Slowly But Noticeably" Moving Out Of North Ukraine; Ukraine Raises Flag Over Chernobyl, Reclaiming Nuclear Site; Several Evacuation Corridors Expected To Open Today In Ukraine; Ukrainian Families Risk Everything To Flee Russian Invasion; Will Smith Resigns From The Motion Picture Academy; Authorities Hunt For Mob Hitman Who Escaped Federal Custody; Bruce Willis "Stepping Away" From Acting After Aphasia Diagnosis; Ukrainian Refugees Having Their Babies Far From Home. Aired 1-2p ET
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