A gunman who opened fire at Michigan State University’s campus may have planned to target other schools – we have the latest. Plus, a UN official is making an appeal for aid in the aftermath of a deadly earthquake that hit Turkey and Syria. We’re learning more about the objects shot down over North America and hearing from senators following a classified briefing. Former Vice President Mike Pence is expected to fight a subpoena from a special counsel investigating Donald Trump's actions in the January 6th investigation. And, we’re hearing personal stories about how politics impacts people’s romantic lives.

Michigan State University is reeling from last night's deadly shooting – we'll bring you the latest. Inflation is still pretty hot, but there is a silver lining. We may never know what exactly the flying objects shot down over North America were. A town in Ohio is still being monitored to see if hazardous chemicals have leaked into the air. Plus, we've got some last minute ideas to impress your other half.

China is once again accusing the US of flying balloons over its airspace - we'll bring you the latest. Former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley has thrown her hat in the ring for 2024. NATO defense ministers are meeting today - and one official says they need to start delivering on their promises. Thousands of households in Florida are still waiting for help after hurricane Ian. Plus, some BBC offices have been raided after the release of a controversial documentary.

At least three people have been killed after a gunman opened fire at Michigan State University. Syria's president says he'll open more crossings to get aid into the country. South Dakota is banning gender affirming treatments for people under 18. Ford is building a new multi-billion dollar car battery factory in Michigan. Plus, we'll tell you why a chocolate company has been fined.

At least one person is dead and multiple people injured following a shooting at Michigan State University. We also have new information about the unidentified object that the US military shot down in Canada over the weekend. Syria’s president has agreed to open two humanitarian aid crossings to help earthquake victims. President Joe Biden fired the Architect of the Capitol – we have details. Parts of a special grand jury’s report about the actions of former President Donald Trump after the 2020 election in Georgia will be released this week. Lastly, Barney, the iconic purple dinosaur, is back with a new look.

We start with the latest on three unidentified objects the US military shot down over the past few days. A recovery mission will begin in Turkey and Syria following a deadly earthquake. A man driving a U-Haul van injured eight people in Brooklyn, New York. A school district in New Jersey is under fire over a bullying incident that led to a student’s suicide. And, Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin gets candid about his recovery after experiencing cardiac arrest.

President Joe Biden is facing growing pressure from lawmakers to explain what's going on with all the objects that have been shot down over North American airspace. The UN says it's going to help get more aid to northwest Syria after the earthquake. NATO warns its countries' stockpiles of ammo are low. Six North Carolina police officers are on administrative leave - we'll tell you why. Plus, the Biden administration is taking credit for illegal border crossings going down last month.

China says the US has been using its own balloons - we'll bring you the details. Turkish authorities have made arrests over building collapses from last week's quake. Millions of people in the US are under winter weather alerts. Thousands of Israelis are protesting over plans to weaken the power of the judiciary system. Plus, why Indian officials have abandoned plans to make tomorrow "hug a cow day".

Another flying object has been shot down over the US - we'll bring you the latest details. Rescue workers in Syria have given up hope of finding survivors. The Kansas City Chiefs are celebrating their slim victory, while Rihanna’s showed why she’s also celebrating. Kids aren't getting the follow-up mental health care they need after they visit the ER. Plus, an ice fishing tournament is cancelled after 3 people die.

When a series of massive earthquakes struck Turkey and Syria, relief organizations from around the globe sprung into action. Our CNN team got exclusive access to one of these groups, flying in to one of the hardest-hit areas in southern Turkey. We hear what survivors are facing now and how politics are complicating the relief efforts on both sides of the border.

Guest: Becky Anderson, CNN International Anchor