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May 11, 2022
• Zelenskyy: Occupiers Being Pushed Away From Kharkiv; Russia Has Fired 10-12 Hypersonic Missiles; U.S. House Passes $40 Billion Ukraine Aid Bill; U.S. Gas Price Hike; Combating Inflation; Escalating China- Taiwan tensions; Alabama Manhunt; U.S. Gun Violence; U.S. Wildfires; Climate Change Reveals Dark Past in Lake Mead; Musk to Reverse Trump's Twitter Account; iPod Model to be Discontinued; Batali Found Not Guilty of Indecent Assault. Aired 2-3a ET
• Ukrainian Military Liberates Four Settlements In Kharkiv Region; Trump-Backed U.S. Rep. Alex Mooney Wins West Virginia GOP Primary; Biden Blames COVID-19 Pandemic, Putin For High Inflation Rates; Yellen Says Abortion-Rights Rollback Puts U.S. Economy at Risk; Casey White Indicated He Wanted A Shootout, But Wreck Prevented It; House Passes $40 Billion Ukraine Aid Bill; Ukraine Reclaims Four Settlements in Kharkiv Region; Al Jazeera Journalist Shot and Killed in West Bank; Prince Charles Delivers Queen's Speech to Open Parliament. Aired 1-2a ET
• Volodymyr Zelenskyy: Occupiers Being Pushed Away From Kharkiv; Ukrainians Use Captured Russian Tank To Fight Invaders; U.S. President: Top Domestic Priority Is Fighting Inflation; Ukrainian Troops Retake Key Village on Dnipro River; WHO: China's 'Zero-COVID' Policy is Not Sustainable; Police Capture Escaped Inmate in Indiana after 11 Days; U.S. Intelligence: China Poses 'Acute' Threat to Taiwan. Aired 12-1a ET
• Baby Formula Shortage in U.S. Growing More Severe; Senate Votes on Abortion Rights Bill; New Leadership Appeals for Kherson to Become Part of Russia; Ukraine to Stop Transporting Some Russian Gas to Europe; Passenger with No Flight Experience Lands Plane. Aired 3:30-4p ET
• Soon: Senate To Vote On Abortion Rights Bill, Expected To Fail; CNN: 1/6 House Panel Finalizes Witnesses For June Public Hearings; CNN: Hearings To Focus On Trump's Actions During Riot, Election Fraud Claims, Police Response, Rally Finances; Gas Prices Now Average $4.40 For First Time In U.S. History. Aired 3-3:30p ET
• Biden Addresses Inflation Concerns, Food Supply Issues; Soon, Senate to Vote on Abortion Rights Bill, Expected to Fail; Sen. Mazie Hirono (D-HI) Discusses Senate Vote on Abortion Bill; Kharkiv Officials: Ukrainian Troops Retake More Areas from Russia; Ukraine: 1st Russian Solder to Stand Trial for Civilian Death; Lacrosse Team Alleges Racial Profiling After Bus Searched in GA; Senate Approves Funding for Additional Security for SCOTUS Judges, Their Families. Aired 2:30-3p ET
• Gas Prices In U.S. Have Hit A Record High; Economists Theorize Inflation Could Worsen In Coming Years; Tensions Between Russia And Ukraine Are Causing Continuing Grief For The World. Aired 2-2:30p ET
• Passenger Lands Plane After Pilot Becomes Incapacitated; Southern Ukrainians Live Amidst Violence in War-Torn Villages; CDC: Share of COVID Deaths Among Vaccinated Growing. Aired 1:30-2p ET
• Ukrainian Forces Retaking Territory?; Interview With Sen. Chris Murphy (D-CT); Inflation Easing?. Aired 1-1:30p ET
• Interview with Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) About Abortion Rights Vote; Ukrainian 2016 Eurovision Winner Raising Money and Awareness; CDC Says More Vaccinated People Dying from COVID. Aired 10:30-11a ET
• U.S. Inflation Slowed Last Month, But Still Near 40-Year High; Trump Influence Has Mixed Results in Nebraska, West Virginia Primaries; House Passes $40 Billion Ukraine Aid Bill. Aired 10-10:30a ET
• Senate Votes on Abortion Rights; 911 Call from Vicky White; Musk Would Reverse Trump's Twitter Ban; Journalist Killed in West Bank; Passenger Lands Plane. Aired 9:30-10a
• U.S. Inflation Slowed Last Month; Trump Influence has Mixed Results; House Passes Ukraine Aid Bill; Oleksandr Syenkevych is Interviewed about Mykolaiv. Aired 9-9:30a ET
May 10, 2022
• Russian Forces Target Odessa; Finland's Leaders Set To Decide On Joining NATO; Protests In Philippines Over Presidential Election; Finland Poised To Join NATO; German Foreign Minister Meets Zelenskyy In Kyiv; Ukrainian Hospitals Treating Patients With Complex Wounds; Queen Misses Opening Of Parliament; Warhol Portrait Of Marilyn Monroe Breaks Sales Record. Aired 2-3p ET
• Dozens of Critical Stories Posted on Pro-Kremlin Website; European Commission Claims Progress in Talks with Hungary; Wounded Ukrainians Evacuated from Front Lines to Hospitals; China Doubles Down on Its Zero-COVID Policy; Queen Elizabeth to Miss Opening U.K. Parliament. Aired 4:30-5a ET
• Russia Firing Missiles on Port City of Odesa; Villagers Face Relentless Shelling Outside Kherson; U.N.: 7.7 Million People Internally Displaced by Russia's War; Finland's Leaders Set to Decide on Country Joining NATO; Officer is Dead, Jail Escapee is Caught After Police Chase; High Winds Threaten to Spread Fires Raging in Southwest. Aired 4-4:30a ET
• Russia Celebrates Victory Without Victory in Ukraine; World Food Programme Warns of Famine; Manhunt Ended in a Chase Leading to Death; South Korea with a New President. Aired 3-4a ET
• Ukraine: Russia Firing Missiles On Port City Of Odessa; Russia Marks Victory Day As War In Ukraine Rages On; Russian Ambassador To Poland Doused With Red Paint; Sri Lankan Prime Minister Resigns; South Korea's New President, Yoon Suk Yeol; Philippines' Election; Push for More COVID Funding; Possible COVID Infections in U.S.; COVID Boosters Could Limit Winter Surge; Interview with Cardiologist and Professor of Molecular Medicine for Scripps Research Dr. Eric Topol; Extra Protection to Families of Supreme Court Justices; Rallies Over Abortion Rights; High Winds Threaten to Spread Fire. Aired 2-3a ET
• Putin Strikes Defiant Tone in Victory Day Speech; Russian Invasion Drives Calls for Finland to Join NATO; U.S. Senate Democrats Try to Make Abortion Rights Federal Law; Sri Lanka's Prime Minister Resigns Amid Protests over Economic Crisis; Ferdinand Marcos Jr. Appears Headed to Victory. Aired 1-2a ET
• U.S. Pushes Back On Vladimir Putin's Claims In Victory Day Speech; Volodymyr Zelenskyy Delivers Victory Day Address To Counter Vladimir Putin; Ukrainian Hospitals Treating Patients With Complex Wounds; Officer Is Dead, Jail Escapes Is Caught After Police Chase; China Doubles Down On Its "Zero-COVID" Policy; Villagers Face Relentless Shelling Outside Kherson. Aired 12-1a ET
• Belarus Moving Special Forces to Border with Ukraine; Ukraine Says It Destroyed 3 Russian Pontoon Bridges in Kharkiv Area; Cases of Omicron Subvariant Offshoot Doubled Over Past 2 Weeks; Queen Misses Parliament Opening for First Time in 59 Years. Aired 3:30-4p ET
• Gas Prices Hit Record High Amid Rising Inflation; Biden Touts Efforts To Lower Fuel Prices As Gas Hits Record High; Democrats Urge Schumer To End Filibuster To Protect Abortion Rights. Aired 3-3:30p ET
• Ex-Corrections Officer Dead, Inmate Recaptured After Police Chase; Elon Musk Confirms He Would Reverse Trump's Twitter Ban; Celebrity Chef Mario Batali Found Not Guilty Of Indecent Assault, Battery; DNI Director: War To Be "More Unpredictable In Coming Months". Aired 2:30-3p ET
• Gas Prices Jump to New Record High; Ingredients for Global Recession on the Table; President Biden Says Inflation Top Challenge Right Now; Aftermath of Attack on Civilian Convoy Near Kharkiv; Russia Attacks Multiple Targets in Odessa. Aired 2-2:30p ET
• Sheriff: Vicky White "Basically Masterminded" Jail Escape; Second Set of Remains Found in Lake Mead as Water Level Plunges; Finland & Sweden Could be on Verge of Asking to Join NATO; U.N. General Assembly Elects Czech Republic to Replace Russia on Human Rights Council; Reporters Fighting for the Truth Despite Kremlin Crackdown; White House: FDA Working to Address Infant Formula Shortage. Aired 1:30-2p ET
• Will Putin Escalate War in Ukraine?; President Biden Lays Out Inflation Plan. Aired 1-1:30p ET
• Today, West Virginia and Nebraska Head to Polls For Primary Elections; White House Says, FDA Working Around the Clock to Address Baby Formula Shortage; Chef Mario Batali on Trial For Sexual Misconduct. Aired 10:30-11a ET
• Ukraine Says, Russia Used Hypersonic Missiles in Attack on Odessa; Ex-Corrections Officer Dead, Inmate Captured After Police Chase; Today, Biden Speaks on His Plan to Fight Inflation. Aired 10- 10:30a ET
• Ukrainian Forces Target Russian Tank; Biden to Speak about Inflation; Economy Still Important for Americans; Baby Formula Shortage; Queen Misses Parliament Opening. Aired 9:30-10a ET
• Missiles Hit Hotels and Mall in Odessa; Biden Says Leaks Must Stop; Vicky White Mastermind Behind Jail Break; Lenny DePaul is Interviewed about the Alabama Case; Luliia Mendel is Interviewed about Ukraine. Aired 9-9:30a ET
May 09, 2022
• Russia Marks Victory Day With Major Military Parade; Sri Lanka's Prime Minister Resigns; Ferdinand Marcos Jr. Leads In Philippines Presidential Election; U.S. Official: Biden Wants Intelligence Leaks To Stop; Jill Biden Meets Ukraine's First Lady During Visit; Prime Minister Resigns Amid Protests Over Economic Crisis; Opposition Leader Starmer Says He'll Resign If Fined For Breaking COVID Regulations. Aired 2-3p ET
• Putin Defends Invasion of Ukraine in Victory Dad Address; Zelenskyy Delivers His Own Address to Mark Victory Day; G7 Leaders Give Zelenskyy Pledge of Continued Support; Supporters of Abortion Rights Demonstrate Across the U.S.; Voting Underway in Philippine Presidential Race. Aired 4:30-5a ET
• Russia Commemorates Victory Day with Military Parade; Putin Defends Invasion of Ukraine in Victory Day Address; Zelenskyy: Russia has Forgotten Lessons of World War II; Wealthy Countries Slap New Sanctions on Russia. Aired 4-4:30a ET
• Russia Commemorates Victory Day; Vladimir Putin Thanked Their Soldiers; Russia Assumed the West Had a Plan; Russia Commemorates Victory Day with Military Parade; Russian President Vladimir Putin Gives Major Speech on Victory Day; G7 Leaders, President Biden, and President Zelenskyy Hold Virtual Meeting; Russian PM Visits Mariupol Ahead of Victory Day; Ukrainian Soldiers in Azovstal Plant Vow to Keep Fighting; Mariupol Evacuees Arrive in Zaporizhzhia. Aired 3-4a ET
• Shanghai Further Tightening Lockdown Measures; Russia Marks WWII Victory Day As It Wages War On Ukraine; Police Officer Stabbed In Jerusalem; Russia Bombs School Shelter; G7 Pledges Support to Ukraine; Justin Trudeau Visits Ukraine; Philippine Presidential Elections Underway. Aired 2-3a ET
• Moscow Set For Victory Day Parade; G7 Leaders Say They Will Continue To Provide Military And Economic Assistance To Ukraine; U.S. First Lady Jill Biden Makes Unannounced Visit To Ukraine; Voting Underway In Philippines Presidential Election. Aired 1-2a ET
• 60 Feared Dead after Russia Bombs School Shelter; Russia to Celebrate Victory Day Amid Fighting in Ukraine; U.S. First Lady Makes Surprise Visit to Ukraine; Voting Underway in Philippine Presidential Race; China: 4,260 New Local COVID Cases, Majority in Shanghai; Israeli Police Officer Stabbed in Jerusalem; North Korea Even More Determined to Keep Nuclear Arsenal; Irish Town Welcomes Hundreds of Ukrainian Refugees. Aired 12-1a ET
• DC Police Extends Civil Disturbance Unit Amid Abortion Protests; GOP's McConnell: Federal Ban On Abortion is Possible; Pompeo Breaks With Trump, Attacks Dr. Oz In PA Senate Race; Former Defense Secretary: Trump Called For Shooting Protesters; More Homan Remains Found At Lake Mead Amid Record Drought. Aired 3:30-4p ET
• Pentagon: Indications Russians Are Forcing Ukrainians Into Russia; Oath Keepers Reveal Methods, Trump Ally Comms To Investigators; Biden Signs Bill To Swiftly Send Military Aid To Ukraine, Allies. Aired 3-3:30p ET
• White House Warns There Could Be 100 Million Cases This Fall & Winter; Biden To Top National Security Team: Leaks About Intel Sharing With Ukraine Must Stop; Biden Announces More New Sanctions On Russia; Companies Boost Perks, Flexibility To Attract Employees. Aired 2:30-3p ET
• Interview With U.S. Ambassador To Russia John Sullivan; Putin Defends Russian Invasion Of Ukraine; Republicans Signal Willingness To Seek Federal Abortion Ban. Aired 2-2:30p ET
• Fifteen-Year-Old Drives Herself, Others Through Russian Fire To Safety; White House Warning Of COVID Surge In Fall; Oath Keepers Providing Info To 1/6 Investigations; Dry, Windy Conditions Fuel New Mexico's Second-Largest Fire Ever; Three Americans Found Dead, One Sickened At Resort in Bahamas. Aired 1:30-2p ET
• Trump Wanted to Strike Iran, Venezuela?; Senate to Vote on Abortion Rights Bill; Putin Defends Russian Invasion of Ukraine. Aired 1-1:30p ET
• World War II Veterans in Ukraine Fear They May See Another World War; U.S. Hits Russia With Slate of New Sanctions After G7 Meeting; Three Americans Died of Unknown Causes at Sandals Resort in the Bahamas. Aired 10:30-11a ET
• Russia Commemorates Victory Day With Military Parade; Companies Add Perks to Attract Workers in Tight Labor Market; Few Clues on Whereabouts of Alabama Escapee, Corrections Officer. Aired 10-10:30a ET
• Ukrainians Fighting Back After Russian Unit Cross River in East; New Surveillance Video Released in Alabama Manhunt Case; Russia on the List of State Sponsors Terror; Parents Scramble to Find Baby Formula as Shortage Worsens. Aired 9:30-10a ET
• Russia Commemorates Victory Day with Military Parade; Mariupol Officials Release Footage of Purported Mass Graves; Oath Keepers Share Info with FBI; Chuck Schumer Reveals Plans Ahead of Vote to Codify Roe v. Wade. Aired 9-9:30a ET
May 08, 2022
May 07, 2022
• Zelenskyy Looking To Evacuate Soldiers At Azovstal; Emmanuel Macron Inaugurated For Second Term; Red Square Prepares For Victory Day Parade; North Korean Launch Possibly Ballistic Missile. Aired 5-6a ET
• Zelenskyy Looking To Evacuate Soldiers At Azovstal; Emmanuel Macron To Be Inaugurated For Second Term; North American Soldiers Say Why They're Fighting In Ukraine; British Police To Investigate Lockdown Gathering With Keir Starmer; Moscow Pushing Russification In Ukraine's Occupied Regions; Putin's Girlfriend In Proposed E.U. Sanctions; Poll On Overturning Roe V. Wade, Winds, Hail, Tornadoes Threaten The Southeast. Aired 4-5a ET
• Zelenskyy Looking to Evacuate Soldiers at Azovstal; Red Square Prepares for Victory Day Parade; North Korean Launch Possibly Ballistic Missile; North American Soldiers Say Why They're Fighting in Ukraine. Aired 3-4a ET
• Zelenskyy Looking to Evacuate Soldiers at Azovstal; Red Square Prepares for Victory Day Parade; Massive Explosion at Havana Hotel; Sri Lankan President Declares State of Emergency; Russian Drone Captures Battle in Real Time. Aired 2-3a ET
• Zelenskyy Looking to Evacuate Soldiers at Azovstal; Red Square Prepares for Victory Day Parade; British Police to Investigate Lockdown Gathering with Keir Starmer; China's Lockdowns and Mental Health; North American Soldiers Say Why They're Fighting in Ukraine. Aired 1-2a ET
• Zelenskyy Looking to Evacuate Soldiers at Azovstal; Russians Leave Evidence of Atrocities across Ukraine; Red Square Prepares for Victory Day Parade; Russian Drone Captures Battle in Real Time; Emmanuel Macron to Be Inaugurated for Second Term; Italy Seizes Superyacht with Purported Links to Russia; Poll on Overturning Roe v. Wade. Aired 12-1a ET
• L.A. Hospital Facing Civil Rights Lawsuit Over Death Of A Black Mother; Home Buyers Struggle; Lawyer: Dave Chappelle Wants Stage Attacker Charged With Felony; Country Singer Mickey Gilley Dies At 86; Ukraine: Russia Bombed School with 90 Civilians Inside; WAPO: CIA Teaching Russians How to Share Secrets with Agency; Jill Biden Spending Mother's Day in Slovakia, Next to Ukraine; North Korea Fires Ballistic Missile in Second Launch This Week; New Images of Patrol Car Used in Alabama Prisoner Escape. Aired 8-9p ET
• Russian Aircraft Bombed School With 90 Civilians Inside; Biden Announces $150 Million In Additional Ukraine Aid; New Images Of Patrol Car Used In Alabama Prisoner Escape; White House Warns Of 100 Million New COVID Cases This Fall And Winter; Is The U.S. Headed For A Recession; Is The U.S. Headed For A Recession; Ed Sheeran Works With Ukrainian Musician In New Video. Aired 7-8p ET
• Ukraine: Russian Aircraft Bombed School with 90 Civilians Inside; American and Other Volunteers Join Fight in Front Lines; Abortion Rights in Jeopardy; FDA Chief: Misinformation The "Leading Cause Of Death" In U.S.; J&J Vaccine Use Limited Over Concerns About Clotting Disorder; Whistleblower Warned FDA About Baby Formula Safety Issues Months Before They Were Recalled; Three American Tourists Found Dead At Resort In The Bahamas. Aired 6-7p ET
• Ukraine: All Women, Children & Elderly Evacuated From Mariupol Plant; Russian Aircraft Bombed School With 90 Civilians Inside; WH Adviser: Overturning Roe Would Hurt Economy; U.S. Economy Adds 428k Jobs In April; Judge: Marjorie Taylor Greene Is Qualified For Reelection; New Audio: McCarthy Calls Trump's Behavior On 1/6 "Atrocious And Totally Wrong"; SUV Used In Alabama Jailbreak Discovered In Tennessee; CDC Investigating Cases Of Severe, Unexplained Hepatitis In Kids. Aired 5-6p ET
• Russian Troops Escorted All Women, Children And Elderly From Mariupol Besieged Plant; New Images Of Soviet-Era Symbols Seen In Mariupol; New Poll Shows Mixed Opinions Supporting Roe v. Wade; Three U.S. Tourists Found Dead At Sandals Resort In Bahamas; Putin's Rumored Girlfriend Set To Be Sanctioned By E.U.; First Lady, Jill Biden, Meets With Children Who Fled War In Ukraine; At Least 32 Killed, 19 Missing After Explosion At Havana Hotel. Aired 4-5p ET
• Ukraine Says All Women, Children And Elderly Evacuated From Mariupol Plant; Russians Try To Put Their Stamp On Seized Ukrainian Territory; New Poll Shows Majority Against Overturning Of Roe v. Wade; Getaway SUV Found In Hunt For Escaped Inmate And Jail Officer; Astronauts Cooperate In Space During War On Earth; New Video Shows Corrections Officer At Hotel Night Before She Left Jail With Murder Suspect. Aired 3-4p ET
• Ukrainian Officials Announce All Women, Children, And Elderly Civilians Evacuated From Steel Plant In City Of Mariupol, Ukraine; Controversy Arises Over Reporting On Nature Of U.S. Intelligence Provided To Ukrainian Forces; American Basketball Star Brittney Griner Continues To Be Detained In Russia On Drug Charges; Biden Administration Issues Warning That U.S. Could Potentially See 100 Million Covid Infections In Fall And Winter; Three American Tourists Die At Sandals Resort In Bahamas; Abortion Rights Activists Advocate For Mail-Order Abortion Pills As Supreme Court Appears Poised To Overturn Roe Versus Wade Decision; Mortgage Rates And Home Prices Increased Significantly Since Previous Year; Preparations Underway For British Queen Elizabeth's Platinum Jubilee. Aired 2-3p ET.
• Ukraine: All Women, Children, Elderly People Evacuated From Mariupol Steel Plant; Biden Announces New $150M Aid Package For Ukraine; First Lady To Spend Mother's Day With Refugees, Children In Slovakia; Amber Heard Testifies to Alleged Assault by Ex-Husband, Johnny Depp; State Prosecutors Weigh How to Respond if Abortion Rights Overturned; Women Face Uncertainty as States Consider Impact of Abortion Laws; Leaked Alito Draft Contradicts 2006 Confirmation Testimony; Astronauts Collaborate in Space During War on Earth. Aired 1-2p ET
• Pro-Russian Separatists: 150+ People Evacuated From Mariupol Today; Ukraine Military: Six Russian Cruise Missiles Target Odesa Region; New Details Emerge On Casey White's Criminal Background; Putin's Reputed Girlfriend Included In Proposed EU sanctions List; Fears Of Violence In DC After Leaked Draft Overturning Roe V. Wade; 148th Running Of The Kentucky Derby Today. Aired 12-1p ET
• Fifty Civilians Evacuated From Mariupol Steel Plant Today; Russia Blew Up Bridges In Northeast To Slow Counter-Offensive; Biden Announces New $150M Aid Package For Ukraine; North Korea Fires Short- Range Ballistic Missile; Authorities Announce Key Discovery In Search For Alabama Fugitives; Most Americans Support Federal Abortion Rights Law; Esper Writes That Trump Wanted To Bomb Drug Labs In Mexico; Idaho's Population Growth Sparks Rising Home Prices. Aired 11a-12p ET
• Attempts Continue to Evacuate Civilians from Steel Plant in City of Mariupol, Ukraine; Reports Indicate Russian Forces Destroying Bridges in Northeastern Ukraine to Slow Down Counteroffensives from Ukrainian Forces; U.S. Jobs Report Stronger than Expected for April; President Biden Addresses Continuing Concerns over Inflation. Aired 10-11a ET
May 06, 2022
• Azov Regiment Says Russian Forces Fired An Anti-Tank Weapon At A Car That Was Evacuating People From The Azovstal Plant; Explosion Damages Havana Hotel; Boris Johnson And His Party Suffer Setbacks In Local Voting In Britain; Manhunt Underway For Two Suspects; Philippines Preparing For Monday's Presidential Election; Small Irish Town Welcomes Ukrainian Refugees. Aired 2-3p ET
• Sweden, Finland Both Considering Joining NATO; Finland's Military Ramps Up Readiness to Possible Aggression; EU Preparing New Sanction, Including Ban on Russian Oil; Early Results Showing Major Losses or Conservative Party; U.S. Demand for Abortion Pills By Mail Expected to Soar; Hundreds of Storms in Recent Days, Some Spawning Tornadoes. Aired 4:30-5a ET
• More Mariupol Evacuations Planned as Fighting Rages; U.S. Intel Helped Ukraine target Russian Ship; Design Firm Building Housing for Displaced Ukrainians; World Markets React to Wall Street Tumble; Israel Identifies Suspects in Deadly Elad Attack; Chines President Doubles Down on Nation's Zero-COVID Policy. Aired 4-4:30a ET
• Rescuing Civilians in Mariupol is Risky; Poland Struggling with Influx of Refugees; U.S. Shared Intel to Ukrainians About Moskva Warship; Suspected Terrorists Arrested in Israel; Wall Street Makes Complete U-turn; Finland Working to Join NATO Alliance; Finland Hopes to Become a NATO Member; China Postponed Asian Games; Supreme Court Draft Spark Outrage; White House Making Historic Decision; Alabama Offers Reward for Informants; Tornadoes Ripping Houses. Aired 3-4a ET
• Russian Shelling of Azovstal Steel Plant Still Continues; U.S. Markets Make U-Turn After Major Gains; Israel Names Suspects in Deadly Attack; Xi-Jinping Doubles Down on Nation's Zero-COVID Policy; Finland Preparing for Possible Russian Aggression; Vote Could Show Impact Of "Partygate" Scandal; Eintracht Frankfurt Hold Off West Ham To Reach Final; Charles Leclerc "Feels Amazing" Leading Title Race; U.S. Law Enforcement Warns Of Potential Violence In Wake Of Supreme Court Abortion Rights Draft Opinion; Sailors Moved Off USS George Washington After Multiple Suicide. Aired 2-3a ET
• Russia's War on Ukraine; Continuous Russian Assault; Ukrainian Forces Strong Defense; Missing Ukrainians Taken by Russian Soldiers; Search for Suspects in Israel; U.S. Economy; Coronavirus pandemic; W.H.O. Death Toll in India; India Denies Death Toll Numbers; China Doubles Down on Zero-COVID Policy; Wounded Ukrainian Soldier Spent Weeks as Russian Prisoner; Captured Ukrainian Marine Speaks with CNN after Release; Israeli and Russian Interests Converge in Syria; Abortion Battle Grows More Tense after Leak of Draft Opinion; Biden Admin to Lift Trump-Era Title-42; White House Appoints First Black & LGBTQ Press Secretary. Aired 1-2a ET
• More Mariupol Evacuations Planned as Fighting Rages; Sources: U.S. Intel Helped Ukraine Target Russian Ship; Manhunt Underway after Suspected Terrorist Attack in Israel; Hillary Clinton Slams Draft Supreme Court Decision; 25 Wounded in Missile Strikes, Shelling of Kramatorsk; German Prosecutor: Evidence Points to Suspect in Madeleine McCann Abduction; Manhunt Underway for Alabama Corrections Officer, Inmate; Republican Backlash Deepens Against Cawthorn. Aired 12-1a ET
• Judge Recommends GOP Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene Should Not Be Disqualified for Reelection; Esper: Stephen Miller Wanted to Sen 250,000 Troops to Border; Vehicle Found in Hunt for Escaped Inmate, Former Corrections Officer; Stewardship of Supreme Court Under Justice Roberts Scrutinized. Aired 3:30-4p ET
• U.S. Economy Adds 428K Jobs in April, Employment Stable at 3.6 Percent; Biden in Ohio to Meet with Manufacturers; Satellite Pics Show Excavation of Mariupol Theater Where 300 Killed; Judge Recommends GOP Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene Should Not Be Disqualified for Reelection. Aired 3-3:30p ET
• Vehicle Found In Tennessee In Search For Fugitives; At Least 8 Dead After Explosion At Havana Hotel; FDA Puts Strict Limits On Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 Vaccine; New Images Of Soviet-Era Symbols Seen In Mariupol. Aired 2:30-3pm ET
• White House Ramping Up Messaging on Roe v. Wade; Mariupol Evacuation Efforts Continue; Strong Jobs Report; Interview With Former U.S. Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta. Aired 2-2:30p ET
• Hotel Explosion In Cuba; Supreme Court Security; FDA Puts New Restrictions On J&J Vaccine; Unexplained Hepatitis In Children; Interview With Co-Director Of Center For Vaccine Development At Texas Children's Hospital Dr. Peter Hotez; Limited Roles For Harry, Meghan, And Andrew; Manhunt For Alabama Fugitives; New Photos Released For Alabama Fugitives. Aired 1:30-2p ET
• Mariupol Evacuation Efforts Continue; Strong Jobs Report. Aired 1-1:30p ET
• Esper Says, Trump Wanted to Launch Missiles Into Mexico Over Drug Labs; First Lady Arrives in Romania to Visit Troops, Refugees; Emotional, Graphic Testimony As Heard Details Alleged Assault By Depp. Aired 10:30-11a ET
• Happening Now, Evacuations From Mariupol Steel Plant As Fighting Rages; U.S Economy Adds 428,000 Jobs in April, Unemployment Stable At 3.6 Percent; Fears of Violence in D.C. After Leaked Draft Overturning Roe V. Wade. Aired 10-10:30a ET
• Amber Heard's Testimony; Putin's Girlfriend on Sanctions List; Petro Poroshenko is Interviewed about Ukraine. Aired 9:30-10a
• April Jobs Report; Evacuations from Mariupol Amid Fighting; Russia Blocking Civilians in Kherson; Wesley Clark is Interviewed about the War in Ukraine; Esper's New Book. Aired 9:00-9:30a ET
May 05, 2022
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