We start this afternoon with an update on the jobs market in the US and the findings of an investigation into Russia’s alleged war crimes in Ukraine. Former Vice President Mike Pence weighs in on Roe vs. Wade, while members of his party on Capitol Hill are focused more on another aspect of the majority opinion draft that leaked from the Supreme Court. New Mexico firefighters are battling the state’s second largest fire in history and ICYMI, Amber Heard took the stand again yesterday.

In this episode we’ll tell you about the abortion bill Democrats are going to try and pass next week. The FDA’s limiting the Johnson & Johnson vaccines, we’ll tell you why. First Lady Jill Biden is spending Mother’s Day with Ukrainian refugees in Europe. And staying in Europe – we’ll tell you which country may be next to join NATO. Finally, we bring you a story about a man who just winged it.

We begin with news that the next stage of evacuations from the Azovstal steel plant in Mariupol is underway this morning, as the US denies it shared certain intelligence with Ukraine. The US Supreme Court’s Chief Justice calls the leak of a draft opinion on Roe v. Wade “appalling.” A manhunt is underway after Israeli officials identified two suspects in Thursday’s deadly attack. Uproar in India after a 13-year-old alleges she was sexually assaulted by a police officer, after reporting she had been gang-raped. And, it’s already been a busy year for SpaceX.

This evening, we’ll talk about the new limits the FDA has placed on Johnson & Johnson’s Covid-19 vaccine over a rare blood clotting condition. Plus, we’ll hear from the woman making history as the new White House press secretary. We also have an update about civilian evacuations in Mariupol in southeastern Ukraine and how the US helped Ukrainian fighters strike a Russian warship last month. Lastly, we’ll tell you about new charges brought against a man accused of attacking comedian Dave Chappelle during a show onstage.

In this episode, we’re following Russia’s continued attacks on a steel plant in southeastern Ukraine and the impact it’s having on evacuees. Plus, the Chief Justice of the US Supreme Court made his first public appearance since a leak of the draft opinion that would overturn Roe v. Wade. In our business news, the fallout from the Federal Reserve’s rate hike announcement is being felt on Wall Street. We also have the latest developments from a suspected terror attack in a central Israeli city. Lastly, we’ll detail the help one state is getting as it battles the largest wildfire burning in the US.

This afternoon, we're discussing how abortion providers in certain states are preparing if Roe v. Wade is overturned. The World Health Organization has estimated a global Covid-19 death toll that is three times higher than what's been reported - we'll give you the details. Plus, Elon Musk says he's raised a hefty sum to buy Twitter, and one federal agency is working to fight foreign disinformation campaigns that target Americans and US infrastructure. Lastly, we'll tell you about an unusual request that Boston has to handle.

Democrats are scrambling for ways to protect abortion rights following a leak that the Supreme Court may overturns Roe v. Wade. While the Federal Reserve tries to tame inflation, a CNN poll shows many Americans have a dismal view of the economy. Donald Trump Jr. has met with the House select committee investigating the January 6th attack - we’ll bring you the details. A suspected drug lord has been extradited to the US. And, Leonardo DiCaprio is told to shut up

We begin with non-stop shelling of the Azovstal steel plant in Mariupol, Ukarine where hundreds remain trapped. The parents of a sailor who took his own life are speaking out after a string of suicides among the crew of an aircraft carrier. Severe storms are expected to keep pounding Oklahoma, after a twister struck last night. New audio reveals Republican House leader Kevin McCarthy spoke to GOP leadership about the 25th amendment, shortly after the Capitol attack - we’ll give you the details. And, a good day for Wall Street.

We begin with the latest developments in Ukraine, where Russian forces stormed a steel plant with civilians trapped inside. Plus, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken joins the list of people who’ve tested positive for Covid-19 since the White House Correspondents’ dinner. We’ll also tell you about a partial building collapse at a construction site in Boston, and what we’re learning about the man who police say tackled comedian Dave Chappelle onstage at a festival in L.A. Lastly, we’ll hear Johnny Depp’s ex-wife testify in his defamation trial against her.

In this episode, we’ll explain the Federal Reserve’s new interest rate hike and what it means for borrowers. Plus, we’ll tell you about a plea deal a federal judge accepted in the civil rights case against former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin. We also break down the European Union’s new round of sanctions against Russia over its war in Ukraine, which include banning Moscow’s oil imports. Then, we hear from the head of the World Health Organization about a trend in global Covid-19 cases and deaths. Lastly, we’ll take a look at which music icons are joining the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.