We start with an update on how US consumers are feeling and spoiler alert, it's not great – we'll tell you how this plays into recession fears and how the global economy is doing. We now have more insight into the Justice Department's investigation into the January 6th attack, as a high profile witness has given evidence. In Indiana, a special session is being held on a restrictive abortion bill. China warns Taiwan not to go after independence. Plus, Russia says it's leaving the International Space Station.

The Oak fire continues to rage outside California’s Yosemite Park. It's a big week for the economy - we'll tell you what to look out for. WNBA star Brittney Griner was in a Russian Court again today - as her legal team pleas for a lenient sentence. Despite new measures, some families in Uvalde, Texas say they don’t feel the school board is doing enough to protect students when classes resume for the first time since May’s deadly shooting. And, we’ll tell you why a speaker’s views led some med students to walk out of a ceremony on Sunday.

We begin with President Joe Biden criticizing his predecessor's inaction during the January 6 attack. Meanwhile, the former chef of staff to Mike Pence says he’s given evidence in front of a grand jury investigating the Capitol attack - we'll bring you the details. Ukraine says a counteroffensive to recapture lost territory is making progress. A review of research says more potent pot is also more addictive. And, Kate Moss opens up about her "difficult and painful" career.

Body camera footage appears to undermine the Uvalde, Texas school district police chief’s claim that he wasn’t in command during an elementary school shooting in May. Plus, former Vice President Mike Pence’s then-chief-of-staff says he testified before a federal grand jury last week as part of an investigation into the Capitol insurrection. We’ll tell you what one major retailer is doing that could be a sign that inflation is cooling off. A New York pastor says thieves stole more than a million dollars worth of jewelry during his church service – we have the details. Lastly, ‘Goodfellas’ and ‘Law & Order’ actor, Paul Sorvino, has died.

President Joe Biden’s Covid-19 symptoms have improved – we have an update from his doctor. We’ll also explain why Russia’s state-owned energy company is cutting its gas supply to Europe again. We’re tracking the latest developments on California’s fast-moving Oak Fire. Police shot a woman who fired several shots at a Dallas airport. Lastly, we’ll hear Pope Francis’ apology to Canada’s indigenous community for Catholic school abuses.

Today, we’re discussing the Biden administration’s attempts to stay optimistic about a possible recession with new economic data incoming this week. Plus, the US is working on a backup plan to get grain out of Ukraine after it seems like Russia might not hold up its end of a new deal. There’s also almost 3,000 cases of Monkeypox in the US, but we’ll explain why a lot of information about the virus is still unknown. And, we'll give you updates about how cash bail works in Detroit now and a study about why naps may be bad for your health.

90 million Americans are feeling the heat after being under various heat alerts since Sunday. The wife of a Supreme Court Justice may get a subpoena from the January 6 committee - we'll bring you the details. We'll also tell you about a deadly shooting at an L.A. park where a car show was being held. China says it's completed an important stage in building its own orbiting space station. And, Kid Cudi walked off the stage this weekend after being hit in the head.

We begin with a wildfire raging outside Yosemite National Park - the largest in California so far this season. Pope Francis is in Canada to apologize for the Catholic Church’s role in the country’s abusive residential schools. Boosting Ukraine’s grain exports seem to be going ahead, despite Russian forces striking the port city of Odessa - we’ll bring you the details. Myanmar’s military junta has executed four people - the first judicial executions in the country in decades. And, a Florida woman was stabbed by a sailfish.

After months of waiting, families in Uvalde, Texas are finally getting answers about the law enforcement response to the mass shooting at Robb Elementary School. We examine the findings of a Texas House committee report, whether any officers will be held accountable for their inaction, and what Uvalde residents are demanding before the new school year.

Guest: Rosa Flores, CNN Correspondent

The World Health Organization has declared monkeypox a public health emergency of international concern. Two Americans have died in Ukraine under, still unknown, circumstances. Cuba will hold a referendum that could open the door for same sex marriage and other marital rights. ICE is set to develop a new ID that will make processes easier for immigrants. Finally, Disney makes the fairy godmother more inclusive.