This afternoon we'll listen to the fourth public hearing of the January 6th house select committee, we'll tell you what to expect. Former Missouri Governor Eric Greitens ran a political ad calling for certain Republicans to be hunted. Israel is heading for its fifth election in less than four years. Gas prices are sky high, but could help be around the corner? Finally, we bring you news of an ancient city that rose from the water.

In this episode, we’ll tell you who’s slated to testify in Tuesday’s public hearing about then-President Donald Trump’s attempt to overturn the 2020 presidential election. Plus, the Texas GOP’s new party platform pushes Trump’s false election claims – we have the details. We also have the latest developments in the battle for Ukraine’s east as Russia’s invasion continues. A group of students who survived last year's deadly mass shooting at a Michigan high school are suing. Lastly, we’ll tell you how climate change led to the discovery of an ancient city.

We begin with a taxi crash in New York that sent several people to the hospital. Plus, we’ll tell you when the Biden administration says children as young as six months will start getting Covid-19 shots. In international politics, an agreement to dissolve Israel’s government could trigger a general election later this year. We’ll also tell you where Bitcoin prices stand and what it means for investors. Lastly, we’ll break down the options President Joe Biden is weighing to help Americans cope with inflation.

This episode, we’re giving you a preview of what the House January 6 committee expects to talk about during tomorrow’s hearing - including alleged evidence that then-President Donald Trump’s was involved in a scheme around fake electors. A Turkish delegation is set to meet with representatives from Finland and Sweden on their bids to join NATO. Also, thousands of flights have been delayed or cancelled across the US, and the world’s biggest gambling hub has shut down non-essential businesses - except its casinos. Lastly, one Russian athlete is changing her nationality.

In this episode we look at whether President Joe Biden's Build Back Better bill could be making a comeback. A 15-year-old boy was killed on Juneteenth - we'll bring you the details. Flooding has affected millions in India and Bangladesh with no signs of improving. Transgender swimmers won't be allowed to swim in elite competitions because of new rules by the governing body. Colombia heads in a new direction.

We begin this week with the latest steps the White House is taking to bring down prices. Russian state media says the two Americans that went missing in Ukraine have been captured by Russian-backed separatists. If you're planning on traveling today, brace yourself. Large parts of the US are bracing for another heatwave, CNN's Pedram Javaheri has more. And, what you need to know about yesterday's Juneteenth celebration.

Today is Juneteenth, which marks the day in 1865 when slaves in Galveston, Texas learned of their freedom more than two years after the Emancipation Proclamation. We examine the its origins, how it became a federal holiday, and what happens when corporations try to commercialize a holiday Black Americans have been celebrating for over a century.

Guest: Don Lemon, CNN Anchor

A firefighter has died after a building collapse in Philadelphia. A man in California attacks three people in San Francisco’s airport. Meanwhile, TSA sees the highest influx of passengers since Thanksgiving.  Naomi Osaka withdraws from Wimbledon - we’ll explain why. Lastly, Snapchat might soon offer users a premium version of their app.

In this episode, the latest on three Americans that have allegedly been detained by Russian forces while fighting alongside the Ukrainian army. A woman in New York is charged with hate crimes after pepper spraying 4 people. Plus, inmates in a Florida jail save the life of a deputy. Producers for The Late Show with Stephen Colbert are detained in a Capitol building - we'll tell you why. Velveeta is releasing cheese scented nail polishes in a new collaboration.

In this episode, a CNN legal analyst breaks down the Justice Department’s request for the Jan. 6 committee’s interview transcripts as part of its investigation into the Capitol attack. Plus, a state county official has been sentenced for his role in the insurrection. A crowd at a GOP convention booed a lead Republican negotiator on the bipartisan gun reform package. The S&P 500 ended its worst week since 2020. Lastly, we’ll tell you about the discovery of a royal shipwreck dating back more than 300 years.