Tonight, the Justice Department subpoenaed dozens as part of its criminal investigation into the Capitol insurrection. Crowds in Scotland are paying their respects to the late Queen Elizabeth II. President Joe Biden made a bold pledge to fight cancer. The nation’s first railroad strike in 30 years could happen this week. Lastly, we’ll explain how a brisk walk could do wonders for your health.

The royal family held a vigil for Queen Elizabeth II as thousands of people gathered to pay their respects. Ukraine’s successful counteroffensive has liberated miles of key territories held by Russian forces.  Police are investigating the death of three children found on a shoreline in New York City. Then, we’ll tell you what one survey says about people’s outlook on inflation in the US. Lastly, there's a new study about a treatment that could help improve symptoms of depression, anxiety and suicidal thoughts.

The legal battle between former President Donald Trump and the DOJ over the documents seized at Mar-a-Lago continues to heat up. A Ukrainian offensive has Russian forces retreating from war-torn areas in the country’s east and retaliating with airstrikes today. The largest private-sector nurse strike began today in Minnesota - we’ll tell you what thousands of nurses are demanding. The US could see gas prices rise again in the near future as more inflation data looks optimistic. And crowds in Scotland gather to pay their respects for Queen Elizabeth.

Former President Donald Trump’s legal team faces a deadline this morning, as a new book reveals more about Trump’s last months in the White House. Dozens of people were trapped in their cars after a mudslide in California. Ukraine says it’s continuing to recapture territory - we’ll bring you the details. A new report says 50 million people worldwide are trapped in modern slavery. And King Charles III addresses the UK’s parliament for the first time since taking the throne.

Ukrainian forces are taking back some ground in the country, but Russian missile strikes have left some people without power. 92 wildfires continue to rage in the US, and even rain hasn’t put them out. On a special anniversary President Joe Biden will talk about plans to fight cancer deaths in the US. Men’s tennis has a new world number one after the US Open final, but he’s not old enough to have a drink to celebrate. Plus, a Caribbean country will hold a referendum on whether to remove King Charles III as their head of state.

Queen Elizabeth II died last week at the age of 96, after ruling the United Kingdom and the Commonwealth for 70 years. We examine her life and legacy, what we can expect from King Charles III and how the monarchy moves forward amid criticisms of its colonial past. 

Guest: Christiane Amanpour, CNN Chief International Anchor

Ukrainian forces make significant gains as its counteroffensive in the East continues. A date is set for the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II. Wildfires explode in California as officials continue to ask residents to conserve energy. President Joe Biden prepares to mark the 21st anniversary of 9/11. And a number of new words are added to the Merriam-Webster dictionary.

King Charles III is formally proclaimed as the UK’s new monarch. Former President Trump’s legal team and the DOJ offer differing visions of how a special master should oversee documents seized from Mar-a-Lago. Ukraine’s military appears to retake key buildings near Kharkiv. American Francis Tiafoe’s run at the US Open comes to an end. And starting next year, Princeton University will cover tuition for students whose parents earn less than $100,000 per year.

King Charles III honored his mother Queen Elizabeth II in his first speech as Britain’s new monarch.  A Jewish university in New York is not required to recognize a LGBTQ group as a student club on campus. A college in Ohio will have to pay millions to a local bakery in a defamation lawsuit. We have an update on a shooting in Uvalde, Texas – months after a deadly elementary school massacre took place. Lastly, closing arguments in R. Kelly's child pornography trial are expected to begin next week.

We begin this episode with King Charles III’s first public address as the new British monarch following the death of his mother Queen Elizabeth II. Mourners sang the first official rendition of Britain's national anthem during a service of prayer and reflection for the Queen. The head of the UN’s nuclear watchdog agency is renewing his warning about constant shelling around Europe’s largest nuclear power plant. Two big storms are threatening opposite sides of the US. Lastly, the governor of New York takes action to fight polio.