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April 15, 2022

• Russian Ship Sinks in Black Sea; Russian Forces Ramp Up Fighting in Eastern Ukraine; Young Woman Recalls Harrowing Experience in Mariupol; Town in Eastern Ukraine Prepares for Russian Hostilities; Top ICC Prosecutor is Interviewed about Investigation into Alleged Russian War Crimes; Lyoya's Family Calls for Termination of Michigan Officer; Elon Musk Offers $54.20 a Share to Buy All of Twitter. Aired 12-1a ET
• Ukraine Officials Report Intensified Shelling in East and South of Ukraine; Civilian Bodies Found in Kyiv Region; Russian Protest Shows Growing Worry; Rescued from Front Lines; Somber Good Friday; Expert Argues Against Ukraine Ceasefire; Jerusalem on Edge as Violence Flares at Holy Site; Sri Lanka's Worst Economic Crisis in Decades; Coronavirus pandemic in South Korea; Twitter's Poison Pill. Aired 11p- 12a ET
• Zelenskyy Asked Biden to Name Russia a State Sponsor of Terrorism; More Than 150 Injured in Violent Clashes at Holy Site in Jerusalem; Psaki Takes Shot at Fox Reporter Peter Doocy. Aired 3:30-4p ET
• Zelenskyy To CNN: World Should Prepare For Putin To Use Nukes; Russia Strikes Outskirts Of Kyiv After Key Russian Warship Sunk; Texts: GOP Lawmakers Encouraged, Then Soured On Overturning Election. Aired 3-3:30p ET
• China Holds Military Drills Around Taiwan As U.S. Lawmakers Visit Taipei; Health Officials Tracking Highly Contagious Omicron Subvariants; FDA Authorizes First Breathalyzer Test For COVID-19; Upper Airway Infections In Kids More Common With Omicron; Airlines Scramble To Fix Worker & Pilot Shortage; Ukraine National Police: Over 900 Bodies Of Ukrainian Civilians Discovered In Kyiv Region Since Russian Army Withdrawal; French Forensic Experts Exhume Bucha Victims. Aired 2:30-3p ET
• President Zelenskyy Addresses Russian Nuclear Threat; Russia Protests U.S. Weapons Shipments to Ukraine. Aired 2-2:30p ET
• Texts Reveal How 2 GOP Lawmakers Embraced, Then Opposed Efforts to Overturn 2020 Election; More Ukrainian Refugees Going Through Mexico to Reach U.S.; War in Ukraine Fueling Global Food Crisis; Study: Upper Airway Infections in Kids More Common with Omicron; FDA Authorizes First Breathalyzer Test for COVID-19. Aired 1:30-2p ET
• Germany Impounds Yacht Linked to Russian Billionaire; Russia Protests U.S. Weapons Shipments to Ukraine; Zelenskyy Addresses Russian Nuclear Threat. Aired 1-1:30p ET
• Russia Warns of Unpredictable Consequences If U.S. Continues Weapons Shipments to Ukraine; Mortgage Rates Hit 5 Percent For First Time in Over a Decade; Ukraine Says, At Least Two People Killed in Strikes on Mykolaiv. Aired 10:30-11a ET
• Ukraine Says, Russia Take Revenge For Sinking of Key Warship; Heavy Russian Shelling Reported Along Donetsk Frontlines; Texts Show GOP Lawmakers Encouraged, Then Soured on Overturning Election. Aired 10-10:30a ET
• States Suing to Block Title 42 Rollback; Ukrainians Living in Fear Amidst Attacks; Oksana Pokalchuk is Interviewed about Evacuations from Ukraine; Harry and Meghan Visit Queen. Aired 9:30-10a
• Strikes on Mykolaiv; Michael Repass is Interviewed about the War in Ukraine; Three Russians Charged with Targeting U.S. Lawmakers; Clint Williamson is Interviewed about War Crimes. Aired 9-9:30a ET

April 14, 2022

April 13, 2022

• EU Discussing Sixth Package of Sanctions Against Russia; Russian Economy Appears Headed for Major Contraction; Russia Grappling with Possible Deby Default. No Corridors for Civilian Evacuations Today; U.S. Military Veterans Train Ukrainians to Fight Russians. Aired 4:30-5a ET
• Manhunt Underway for New York City Subway Shooter; Biden Accuses Russia of Genocide in Ukraine; Gathering Evidence of Potential War Crimes in Ukraine; Putin Vows to Press On with Invasion; U.K. Prime Minister Paid $65 Fine for COVID Lockdown Violation. Aired 4- 4:30a ET
• Manhunt Underway in New York; Russian Troops Will Continue its Mission in Ukraine; War Affects Economy Worldwide; Ukraine Badly Needed Huge Amount of Financial Help. Aired 3-4a ET
• NYPD Identifies Person Of Interest In Subway Shooting; Biden Accuses Russia Of Genocide In Ukraine; Blinken: U.S. Can't Confirm Use Of Chemical Weapons; Putin: Talks With Ukraine Are At A "Dead End"; Ukraine: Six People Found Dead In Basement Outside Kyiv; Zelenskyy: Russian Army Suffered Irreparable Losses; U.N.: More Than 2.6M People Entered Poland From Ukraine; Official: No Corridors For Civilian Evacuations Today. Aired 2-3a ET
• Manhunt Underway For NYC Subway Shooting Suspect; Biden Accuses Putin of Committing "Genocide" In Ukraine; Humbled British PM Apologizes After Fine For Lockdown Birthday Bash; Six Found Shot Dead In Basement Outside Kyiv. Aired 1-2a ET
• Vladimir Putin: Talks With Ukraine Are At A "Dead End"; NYPD Identifies "Person Of Interest" In Subway Shooting; Manhunt Underway For A New York City Subway Shooter; Russia Accused Of Launching Mines Into Kharkiv; Small Farming Town Battled Russians, Now A Refuge. Aired 12-1a ET
• NYPD Officers Arrest Subway Shooting Suspect Frank James; Interview With Rep. Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY), Brooklyn Subway Shooter Arrested; W.H.O.: Confirmed Attacks On Health Facilities In Ukraine; Michigan Police Release Videos Of Patrick Lyoya Shooting. Aired 3:30- 4p ET
• NYPD Officers Arrest NYC Subway Shooting Suspect; Biden Unveils $800 Million Security Package In Call To Zelenskyy. Aired 3-3:30p ET
• NYPD Arrest NYC Subway Shooting Suspect; NYPD Update On Arrest Of Subway Shooting Suspect. Aired 2:30-3p ET
• U.S. Announces More Ukraine Aid; New York City Subway Shooting Suspect Arrested. Aired 2-2:30p ET
• Producer Price Index Jumps 11.2 Percent Over Past Year; Interview With Rep. Jamaal Bowman (D-NY) On Subway Shooting, Guns; Inflation; Kids Of Kremlin Leaders Living Lavishly In The West; NYPD Arrest NY Subway Shooting Suspect. Aired 1:30-2p ET
• Russia Warns NATO; New York Manhunt. Aired 1-1:30p ET
• NYPD Says, Frank James Now Suspect in Brooklyn Subway Shooting; Giuliani Unlocks Phones Seized in Ukraine-Related Lobbying Case; Kremlin Critic Detained After Speaking Out Against Ukraine War. Aired 10:30-11a ET
• NYPD Says, Frank James Now Suspect in Brooklyn Subway Shooting; Video Shows Likely Cluster Munition Explosions in Kharkiv; Russian Missile Hits Apartments in Donetsk Region, Injures Seven. Aired 10- 10:30a ET
• Subway Shooter Fired at least 33 Times; Biden Waiving Ethanol Ban; Oleksandra Matviichuk is Interviewed about Genocide in Ukraine; Finland and Sweden Edge Closer to Joining NATO. Aired 9:30-10a
• Manhunt in Brooklyn Shooting; Hourari Benkada is Interviewed about Surviving the Subway Attack; Frank James Now Suspect in Shooting; Zelenskyy Proposes Prisoner Swap; New Military Aid to Ukraine. Aired 9:00-9:30a ET

April 12, 2022

• U.N.: More than 4.5 Million People Have Fled Ukraine; Life Under Lockdown in Shanghai; Putin Hosts Belarusian Leader Lukashenko in E. Russia; Ukrainian Academy in U.S. Teaches Young Children about War. Aired 4:30-5a ET
• U.S. Russia Moving to Reinforce Forces in Donbas; Ukraine: Heavy Shelling in Kharkiv and Surrounding Areas; Ukraine Expects Full Donbas Offensive to Begin Soon; Growing Fears Russia May Use Chemical Weapons in Ukraine; EU Weighing Sixth Round of Sanctions Against Russia; India Defends Buying Russian Energy, Says Europe Buys More. Aired 4-4:30a ET
• Ukrainians Bracing for More Intense Fight; Rape Now Being Used in War Crimes; Russian Teacher Facing Jail Time; India Remains Neutral with Russia's War. Aired 3-4a ET
• Russia's War On Ukraine; Biden's "Ghost Guns" Plan; U.S.: Russia Moving To Reinforce Forces In Donbas; Ukraine's Top Commander Defense Of Mariupol Continues; Nehammer: Talks With Putin Direct, Open And Tough; Zelenskyy: Russians Left Thousands Of Mines Everywhere; Devastated Ukrainian Families Mourn The Fallen; War Crimes Investigations Underway In Ukraine; UNICEF: Nearly 2/3 Of Ukraine's Children Displaced; Jewish Families In Poland Welcoming Ukrainian Refugees; U.S.: Putin May Escalate Election Interference Efforts; Russian Media Wage Propaganda Campaign; Appeal Hearing For U.S. Marine Veteran Imprisoned In Russia; WNBA Commissioner Voices Support For Brittney Griner; Biden And Modi Have" Candid Exchange" On Putin's War. Aired 2-3a ET
• Putin And Lukashenko Meeting In Eastern Russia; Nehammer Pessimistic About Chances Of Diplomacy; Ukraine Expects Full Donbas Offensive To Begin Soon; Life Under COVID Lockdown In Shanghai; Russia's "Butcher Of Syria" Taking Over In Ukraine; War Crimes Investigations Underway In Ukraine; Parliament Votes For Shehbaz Sharif As Pakistan's New PM; Ukrainian Academy In U.S. Teaches Young Children About War. Aired 1-2a ET
• Russian Retreat Reveals Evidence Of Fierce Fighting; Growing Fears Russia May Use Chemical Weapons In Ukraine; Ukrainian Villages Now Free But Devastated; Vladimir Putin And Aleksandr Lukashenko To Meet In Eastern Russia; Joe Biden Meets Virtually With Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi; Shanghai Begins Easing Lockdown; People in Georgia Rally in Support of Ukraine. Aired 12-1a ET
• Putin Says Talks With Ukraine Are At Dead End; Retired U.S. Marine in Ukraine Training Troops There; U.S. Monitoring Reports Of Russian Chemical Attack In Mariupol; U.S. Inflation Hits 40-Year High, Rising 8.5 Percent In March; Biden To Announce Emergency Waiver On Summer Ethanol Ban; Fireworks And Magazines Recovered At Brooklyn Shooting Scene. Aired 3:30-4p ET
• FDNY: 10 People Shot At NYC Subway Station, Suspect Fled; Mass Transit Systems In U.S. Increase Patrols After NYC Subway Attack. Aired 3-3:30p ET
• Sources: NY Police Recovered Multiple High-Capacity Magazines At Scene; Putin: Talks With Ukraine Are At "Dead End"; U.S. Defense Official: Difficult To Confirm Reports Of Chemical Attack While Not On The Ground; Zelenskyy: Russian "Invaders Left Mines Everywhere." Aired 2:30-3p ET
• FDNY: 10 People Shot On NYC Subway, Five In Critical Condition. Aired 2-2:30p ET
• U.S. Monitoring Reports Of Russian Chemical Attack In Mariupol; Manhunt Underway After 10 Shot In New York Subway Station; Biden's Plan As U.S. Inflation Hits 40-Year High, Rising 8.5 Percent In March; Disappointment For Americans Detained In Russia. Aired 1:30-2p ET
• Interview With New York City Mayor Eric Adams; New York City Subway Shooting. Aired 1-1:30p ET
• FDNY Says, 13 Injured, At Least Five Shot in NYC Subway Shooting. Aired 10:30-11a ET
• FDNY Says, 13 Injured, At Least Five Shot in NYC Subway Shooting. Aired 10-10:30a ET
• Multiple People Shot on NYC Subway; Five Shot in NYC Subway; Thirteen Injured in NYC Subway. Aired 9:30-10a
• Russian Forces Pouring into Ukraine; Fighting in Eastern Ukraine; Paul Eaton and Shawn Turner are Interviewed about Fighting in Ukraine; New Inflation Numbers; Shooting in NYC Subway. Aired 9:00- 9:30a ET

April 11, 2022

• Ukrainian President Addressing South Korean Parliament; U.N.: Nova Ukraine Providing Humanitarian Aid to Ukrainians; Lawmakers in Pakistan Look to Choose New Prime Minister After Ousting Khan; Scottie Scheffler Dominates to Win First Career Major. Aired 4:30-5a ET
• Official: Another Train Stations Hit by Shelling; Ukraine Prepares for Renewed Russian Offensive; Austrian Chancellor to Meet Putin in Moscow; Macron and Le Pen Set for Rematch of 2017 in Second Round; Shanghai Struggling to Contain COVID-19 Outbreak; More Storms Threaten U.S. South and Central Plains. Aired 4-4:30a ET
• President Zelenskyy Begs for More Weapons; New General Assigned by Putin to Handle the War; Putin Believes in Covert Operation; Chancellor Karl Nehammer Will Meet with Vladimir Putin; Emmanuel Macron Seek for a Second Term; Scheffler Wins First Green Jacket. Aired 3-4a ET
• Ukraine Prepares for Russia's Offensive in Eastern Ukraine; Dispersed Peaceful Protest in Kherson; First Round of French Presidential Elections; U.S. to Accept Ukrainian Refugees; U.S. Police Agencies Donate Protective Gear to Ukraine. Aired 2-3a ET
• Ukraine Braces For A Renewed Russian Offensive On Its Eastern Front; Russia Appoints General With Cruel History To Oversee Ukraine Offensive; Macron, Le Pen Set For Rematch In French Presidential Election; NYC Mayor Eric Adams Tests Positive For COVID-19; China's COVID Zero Policy Defended As Shanghai Struggles To Contain Virus; Aired 1-2a ET
• Austrian Chancellor to Meet Putin in Moscow; Putin Appoints New War General with History of Brutality; Macron & Le Pen Set for Rematch of 2017 in Second Round; Shanghai Struggling to Contain COVID-19 Outbreak; Ukrainian President to Address South Korean Parliament; Lawmakers Look to Choose New PM after Ousting Khan. Aired 12-1a ET
• Zelenskyy: Mariupol Destroyed, Tens Of Thousands Dead There; Biden Announces New Rule Regulating Ghost Guns; U.N.: 4.5 Million Have Fled Russian Invasion Of Ukraine. Aired 3:30-4p ET
• Biden Announces New Rule Regulating "Ghost Guns"; Ukraine: Russia Begins Major Offensive In Donbas Area In The East; JetBlue Cancels Flights Due To "Challenging Staffing Situation"; Cheney: No Dispute In Committee Over Criminal Referral To DOJ. Aired 3-3:30p ET
• Shanghai COVID Lockdown Leaves Residents Desperate for Food; Shanghai Reports 26K-Plus New COVID Cases Amid Lockdown; Biden Announces New Rule Regulating "Ghost Guns." Aired 2:30-3p ET
• President Biden to Announce New Regulations on Ghost Guns; New General in Command of Russian Forces in Ukraine. Aired 2-2:30p ET
• S&P: Russia Has Defaulted on Its Foreign Debt; Oil Prices Settling Down after Spike from Ukraine Invasion; Soon, Biden to Announce New Regulations of "Ghost Guns"; Biden Expected to Name Steve Dettelbach As Nominee to Lead ATF; Russian Students Snitch on Teacher over Anti-War Comments; NYT: Jan. 6 Committee Split on Sending DOJ Criminal Referral on Trump over Concerns It Would Politicize the Investigation; Cheney to CNN: No Dispute on Panel over Trump Criminal Referral; Donald Trump Jr Texted Meadows Ideas for Overturning 2020 Election as Votes Were Being Counted; Key Ruling Imminent in Lawsuit Against GOP Rep. Greene's Candidacy. Aired 1:30-2p ET
• Pentagon Holds Press Briefing; New General in Command of Russian Forces in Ukraine. Aired 1-1:30p ET
• Rep. Liz Cheney (R-WY) Says, It's Absolutely Clear Trump, Others Knew Actions on January 6 Were Unlawful; Pink Floyd Releases First New Song in Decades for Ukraine; Russian Teacher Faces Charges Over Anti-War Remarks in Class. Aired 10:30-11a ET
• Ukraine Bracing for Major Russian Assault in the East; Zelensky Says, Mariupol Destroyed, Tens of Thousands Dead There; Zelenskyy Pleads for Weapons as Russia Intensifies Attacks. Aired 10-10:30a ET
• Runoff for President in France; Lauren Speranza is Interviewed about the French Election; New Rule Regulating Ghost Guns; Shooing at Gun Range in Georgia; Sanctions on Russia. Aired 9:30-10a
• Heavy Shelling in Kharkiv; Deadly Train Station Attack; Russian Assault in Donbas; Anastasia Radina is Interviewed about Ukraine. Aired 9-9:30a ET

April 10, 2022

• Satellite Images Show Military Convoy In Eastern Ukraine; Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy Says Kramatorsk Attack A "War Crime"; Resources Stretched Thin At Polish Shelter For Refugees; U.S. Doctor In Poland Helping Evacuate Children With Cancer; First Round Of Voting In French Presidential Election; French Muslims React To Campaign Rhetoric; Strikes On Ukraine's Dnipropetrovsk Region; British Prime Minister Visits Kyiv, Pledges More Aid For Ukraine; Pope's First Mass In St. Peter's Square Since Pandemic; China Reaffirms Zero COVID Policy; Axiom's Inaugural Mission Arrives At ISS. Aired 4-5a ET
• Satellite Images Show Military Convoy In Eastern Ukraine; Ukraine Prepares For Escalation Of Fighting In Donbas; Ukrainian Evacuation Routes Adjusted After Deadly Missile Strike; Escaping Ukraine With Disabled Children; Putin Names New General; Odessa Marking Liberation Day Under Curfew; First Round Of Voting In French Presidential Election; Pope's First Mass In St. Peter's Square Since Pandemic. Aired 3-4a ET
• Putin Names New General; Resources Stretched Thin At Polish Shelter For Refugees; Europe Under Pressure To End Reliance On Russian Oil And Gas; First Round Of Voting In French Presidential Election; French Muslims React To Campaign Rhetoric; British Prime Minister Visits Kyiv, Pledges More Aid For Ukraine; Georgia Volunteer Soldiers Die Fighting In Ukraine; Pakistani PM Ousted In No Confidence Vote; Axiom's Inaugural Mission Arrives At ISS. Aired 2-3a ET
• Putin Names New General; Odessa Marking Liberation Day Under Curfew; Biden Signs Tough New Russia Sanctions; Global Donors Pledge Nearly $10 Billion To Help Ukrainian Refugees; Pakistani PM Ousted In No Confidence Vote; Microsoft Disables Seven Domains Linked To Russian Hackers; U.S. Ag Secretary Tests Positive For COVID-19; Shanghai May Begin Easing Covid-19 Restrictions; NFL QB Dwayne Haskins Dies After Truck Accident. Aired 1-2a ET
• British Prime Minister Visits Kyiv, Pledges More Aid For Ukraine; Odessa Marking Liberation Day Under Curfew; Ukraine Prepares For Escalation Of Fighting In Donbas; South Korea Drone Display Shows Solidarity With Ukraine; Kharkiv Shelter Cares For Pets Left By Owners Fleeing War; French Muslims React To Campaign Rhetoric; Putin Names New General; Refugee Recounts Harrowing Escape From Russian Shelling; Shanghai May Begin Easing COVID-19 Restrictions; Western U.S. Drought Worst in 1,200 Years. Aired 12-1a ET
• Death Toll From Train Station Missile Strike Rises To 57; Ukraine Readies For Massive Russian Attack In The East; Shanghai Struggling To Contain COVID-19 Outbreak; Scottie Scheffler Dominates To Win First Career Major. Aired 11:30p-12a ET
• New Russian General in Ukraine as 8-Mile Convoy Spotted; Urgent Search for Suspects After Triple Killing and Gun Thefts; Family Divided by War Celebrates Girl's Birthday Virtually; President Shifts Focus to Domestic Issues; World's Number One Scottie Scheffler Wins 2022 Masters; "SNL" Mocks Will Smith's Oscar Drama Again. Aired 8-9p ET
• Death Toll from Train Station Missile Strike Rises to 57; U.S. Police Sending Protective Gear to Ukrainian Civilians; Sports World Mourns Death of NFL Quarterback Dwayne Haskins; Interview with Rep. Jim Langevin (D-RI) about Easing U.S. Entry for Ukrainian Refugees; NYC Mayor Eric Adams Tests Positive for COVID; Pink Floyd Reunites, Releases Original Song for Ukraine. Aired 7-8p ET
• New Russian Commander Has History Of Atrocities; Three People Killed At Gun Range, Dozens Of Weapons Stolen; Ukrainian Couple Stranded In The U.S. Helps People Back Home; Interview With Rep. John Garamendi (D-CA) About Russian War In Ukraine; Tiger Woods Completes Professional Return To Golf; Ginni Thomas' Efforts To Overturn the 2020 Election. Aired 6-7p ET
• Vladimir Putin Appoints New General To Lead Russia's War In Ukraine; Russian Military Convoy Heading Towards Donbas; Russian Soldiers Discuss Killings Ukrainians Over Radio; Sanctions Imposed On Putin's Daughter; Macron And Le Pen To Fight For The Presidency; Pope Francis Calls For Truce In Ukraine; Fears Of Recession Looming In Wall Street; Tucker Carlson Accusing News Outlets Of Lying About The War. Aired 5-6p ET
• After Major Failures, Putin Appoints New General With Brutal History; Aftermath Reveals Cruelty Of Strike On Crowded Train Station; Murdered Ukrainian Mother Identified By Her Distinct Nails; Mitch McConnell's Moral Red Lines; Tiger Woods Return; Chef Keeps Community Fed. Aired 4-5p ET
• Putin Appoints New Top General After Failing To Take Kyiv; Macron Facing Tough Challenge From Far-Right In French Vote; Border Patrol Bracing For As Many As 18K Migrants Daily. Aired 3-4p ET
• Putin Appoints New Top General After Failing To Take Kyiv; Biden Adviser: Label Of Genocide Less Important Than Taking Action; Macron Projected To Face Far Right Candidate Le Pen In Runoff; Rep. Cheney: Missile Strike Against Ukrainian Train Station Clearly Is Genocide; Accusations Of War Crimes Against Russia Mount As Atrocities Uncovered; Woods Look To Rebound After His Worst Masters Performance. Aired 2-3p ET

April 09, 2022

• Dozens Killed In Strike At Kramatorsk Train Station Crowded With Evacuees; Ukrainian Lawmaker Reacts To Atrocities In His Nation; Over 6,000 Evacuated Via Humanitarian Corridors On Friday; Eurovision Hopeful Dedicates Song To Ukraine; Chernobyl Facility Ransacked By Russian Forces; French Residents In Shanghai Will Miss First Round Of Voting; Ketanji Brown Jackson Speaks About Her Historic Confirmation; Academy Bans Will Smith From Oscars For 10 Years. Aired 5-6a ET
• Dozens Killed In Strike At Kramatorsk Train Station Crowded With Evacuees; Visiting With Ukrainians Sheltering From Invasion; Some Russians Flee To Georgia To Protest Putin; Russian Troops Discussed Killing And Raping Civilians In Intercepted Audio; U.S. Issues Warnings About COVID-19 In China; Pakistani Lawmakers Considering No Confidence Vote For Khan; French Residents In Shanghai Will Miss First Round Of Voting; Regional Military Governor Says Heavy Shelling Of Kharkiv By Russian Forces Continues. Aired 4-5a ET
• Dozens Killed in Strike at Kramatorsk Train Station Crowded with Evacuees; European Commission President Ursula van der Leyen Meets Volodymyr Zelenskyy, Visits Bucha; Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch Forced to Close Russian Offices; Ukrainians Forcibly Sent to Russia; U.S. Issues Warnings about COVID-19 in China; Ketanji Brown Jackson Speaks about Her Historic Confirmation; Kentucky Governor Vetoes Abortion Ban; Eurovision Hopeful Dedicates Song to Ukraine. Aired 3-4a ET
• Dozens Killed in Strike at Kramatorsk Train Station Crowded with Evacuees; Some Russians Flee to Georgia to Protest Putin; Russian Forces Almost Ready for Donbas Assault; Over 6,000 Evacuated via Humanitarian Corridors on Friday; Biden Signs Sanctions Bills on Russia and Belarus; U.S. Issues Warnings about COVID-19 in China; French Residents in Shanghai Will Miss First Round of Voting; Ketanji Brown Jackson Speaks about Her Historic Confirmation. Aired 2-3a ET
• Dozens Killed in Strike at Kramatorsk Train Station Crowded with Evacuees; Russian Forces Leave Trail of Destruction in Northern Ukraine; Finland and Sweden Could Soon Join NATO; Religion Bolsters Ukrainians' Resolve to Fight Invasion; Poland Focusing on Mental Health of Ukrainian Refugees; Visiting with Ukrainians Sheltering from Invasion; Ketanji Brown Jackson Speaks about Her Historic Confirmation; Academy Bans Will Smith from Oscars for 10 Years. Aired 1-2a ET
• Dozens Killed in Strike at Kramatorsk Train Station Crowded with Evacuees; Ukraine Pleading for More Heavy Weapons; Russian Troops Discussed Killing and Raping Civilians in Intercepted Audio; Chernobyl Facility Ransacked by Russian Forces; Donald Trump Jr.'s Texts Include Ideas for Overturning 2020 Election; U.S. Issues Warnings about COVID- 19 in China; Academy Bans Will Smith from Oscars for 10 Years. Aired 12-1a ET
• Survivors Of Russian Missile Attack At Train Station Have Been Evacuated; Putin Appoints New General To Direct War In Ukraine; Resources Stretched As Polish Shelters Provide For Refugees; Pakistani PM Imran Khan Ousted In No Confidence Vote; British PM Visits Kyiv, Pledges More Aid For Ukraine; Microsoft Disables Two Domains Linked To Russian Hackers; Shanghai May Begin Easing COVID Restrictions; Tiger Woods Struggles In Third Round Of Masters. Aired 11p-12a ET
• Putin Names New Commander For Ukraine As Russia Shifts Focus; Ukraine Braces For Major Russian Offensive In East; Polish Citizens Trying To Provide A Home For Ukrainian Refugees; Urgent Search For Suspect After Three Killed, 40 Weapons Stolen At Georgia Shooting Range; Ukraine Accuses Putin, Russian Military Of War Crimes; Crews Battling 5-Alarm Fire At California Home Depot; Ketanji Brown Jackson Is First Black Woman On Supreme Court; Texas Families Move To Find Refuge For Their Trans Children. Aired 10-11p ET
• British Prime Minister With Ukrainian President In Kyiv; At Least 50 Killed In Russian Missile Strike On Train Station; Ukraine: Russians "Regrouping" Before Advance Towards Kharkiv; Putin Names New Commander For Ukraine As Russia Shift Focus; Global Outrage After Russian Missile Hits Crowded Train Station; Four-Alarm Fire Burning Near San Francisco; Tiger's Troubles At The Masters; NFL Quarterback Dwayne Haskins Killed Walking Across Highway. Aired 9-10p ET
• Russian Radio Intercepts Reveal Talk Of Killing Civilians; How Could War Crimes Case Against Putin Play Out?; Polish Citizens Trying To Provide A Home For Ukrainian Refugees; Two Men Acquitted In Michigan Governor Kidnapping Plot, Mistrial Declared For Two Other Defendants; Three Killed, 40 Weapons Stolen During Georgia Shooting Range Theft; Sixty-Seven People Infected With COVID After Elite D.C. Gala; Academy Slaps Smith With Ban; Ketanji Brown Jackson Is First Black Woman Confirmed To Supreme Court. Aired 8-9p ET
• British Prime Minister Meets With Ukrainian President In Kyiv; At Least 50 Killed In Russian Missile Strike On Train Station; Trump Jr. Texted Mark Meadows About Plot To Subvert 2020 Election; Ukrainian Intel Chief Says Russian Troops Regrouping Across The Border; Ukraine Braces For Major Russian Offensive In East; Scottie Scheffler Maintains Lead After Third Round; SpaceX Capsule Carrying Tourists Arrive At ISS. Aired 7-8p ET