People in Georgia are once again voting for who they want to represent them in the US Senate - we'll bring you the details. Russia has accused Ukraine of striking airfields south of Moscow. People in North Carolina are still without power and heat after attacks on substations in the state. There's good news and bad news about the flu season. Plus, sex before marriage is outlawed in Indonesia.

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We start with outages in Moore County, North Carolina following attacks on power substations over the weekend. Democratic Senator Raphael Warnock and Republican challenger Herschel Walker hit the campaign trail in Georgia for a final time ahead of Tuesday’s runoff. Disgraced lawyer Michael Avenatti has been sentenced to 14 years in prison for stealing millions of dollars from clients and tax fraud. A brand of laundry and household cleaning products recalled millions of its products over a bacteria exposure risk. Lastly, actress Kirstie Alley who starred in "Cheers" has died following a battle with cancer.

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Ukrainian officials say Russia fired a barrage of deadly missiles across Ukraine targeting power and water supplies. The US Supreme Court is hearing a case from a graphic web designer who wants to expand into the wedding business but doesn’t want to work with same-sex couples – we have the latest. We’re also following another case involving two Trump organizations on trial for criminal tax fraud. A Tampa, Florida police chief has resigned after using her position to get out of a traffic ticket. And we’ll tell you what a new study is saying about a link between ultraprocessed foods and dementia.

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The Supreme Court is hearing a case today about LGBTQ rights and religious freedoms - we'll bring you the details. Former Trump lawyer Rudi Giuliani is facing an intense disciplinary hearing. Police in Spain say they’ve seized envelopes believed to contain animal eyes. Parents across the US are struggling to get their hands on children's painkillers. Plus, dozens of Taylor Swift fans are suing Ticketmaster.

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The FBI is investigating "intentional" and "targeted" attacks on power substations in North Carolina. We're in the final stretch of Georgia's Senate runoff election. An Iranian official says the country is reviewing its controversial hijab rules. A price cap on Russian oil comes into force today - we'll bring you the details. Plus, why one soccer star has had to leave the World Cup to be with his family.

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China has signaled it may adjust some aspects of its strict zero-Covid policy following a massive show of defiance in cities across the country, with some openly calling for the removal of Chinese leader Xi Jinping. We examine the financial and psychological ramifications of the restrictions and look at whether the protests could force more change.

Guest: Selina Wang, CNN International Correspondent

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Team USA’s run at the 2022 World Cup is over. Ukrainian energy companies prepare for more Russian attacks. We have a projection in the final House race of the 2022 midterms. The eruption of Manua Loa in Hawaii is prompting air quality warnings. And a Georgia man makes an ill-advised comment on a sheriff’s office Facebook post. 

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The Democratic National Committee approved a proposal that would make South Carolina the first primary race on the 2024 schedule. The mpox public health emergency declaration in the US is set to end in January. The New York attorney general’s top aide has resigned following an investigation into misconduct allegations. A jury has started deliberating in former movie producer Harvey Weinstein’s sexual assault trial. Lastly, police have arrested and charged a man in connection to the death of rapper Takeoff.

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Today President Joe Biden signed a bill to avoid a costly rail strike — we’ll explain the details. Ukrainian embassies across Europe have been getting bloody packages in the mail with animal parts. A new CNN poll shows where Georgia voters stand ahead of the runoff election next week. A serial killer in Canada is in custody. Plus, scientists are one step closer to an HIV vaccine.

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The latest job numbers are out - we'll tell you what they mean for the economy. A CNN poll shows Democrat Raphael Warnock has a slight edge going into Tuesday's Senate runoff election in Georgia. A Ukrainian official says at least 10,000 of its soldiers have died in the war with Russia. Nine goals, controversial referee decisions and a four time winner going home - just another night at the FIFA World Cup. Plus, Twitter has suspended Ye.

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