We begin with Ukraine saying an operation to evacuate civilians from the besieged Azovstal steel plant in Mariupol is planned for today. A report says some US seniors have had their access to medical care delayed or denied, despite meeting Medicare coverage rules. Dozens are injured after more violent clashes in Jerusalem. The US Postal Service is being sued by 16 states, Washington DC and a coalition of environmental groups - we'll tell you why. And, Elon Musk wants to make sure you’re really a human.

Ukraine’s president says Russia fired missiles in the capital, Kyiv, during the UN chief’s visit. Hear how the president responded in a video message. Plus, a new report reveals how much Russia made off of its exports to Europe, and the action the EU says it’s taking to change that. In US politics, the chair of a committee investigating the January 6, 2021 insurrection at the US Capitol has announced when hearings are taking place. In our business news, Wall Street reacts to Amazon’s surprise earnings report falling short of expectations. Lastly, the bill that could change how tech giants compete with smaller businesses.

We start this evening off discussing the Biden administration's $33 billion request to Congress for more aid for Ukraine, as Russia's war there continues. CNN business reporter Matt Egan will explain what growth the US economy expected for the past quarter versus what it actually saw. Meanwhile, President Joe Biden is considering cancelling some student loan debt, but there's a popular option he's ruled out entirely. In Wisconsin, a 14-year-old has been charged in the death of a fourth-grader - CNN learned her autopsy results today. Lastly, there's a huge chunk of cash for whoever has the winning ticket in the Powerball Jackpot.

President Joe Biden is trying to keep up support for Ukraine and pressure on Russian oligarchs - we'll discuss some of the proposals he's sending to Congress. The US economy dipped in the first quarter of 2022, the first time its done so in almost two years. We'll tell you what parts of the US are facing worsening drought conditions, and give you the latest developments on the incident where a Wisconsin police officer kneeled on a 12-year-old's neck. Plus, menthol cigarettes might not be around in the US for much longer.

We begin with breaking news - America's economic growth slowed sharply in the first quarter of 2022, according to data from the Bureau of Economic Analysis. Intense shelling is being reported in Ukraine’s east - we’ll bring you the latest. Meanwhile, Trevor Reed’s mother says her son is back in the US. Moderna announced this morning it’s seeking emergency use authorization for its Covid-19 vaccine for kids 6 months through 5 years. New analysis shows an area of tropical forests the size of Cuba was destroyed last year. A Texas county is being sued, after several children’s books were removed from public libraries - we’ll tell you the details. And, another country has banned Tom Holland’s latest film.

The UN Secretary General tells CNN the war will end when Russia "decides to end it," as he meets today with Ukraine's president. Four people are dead after a shooting spree in Mississippi. Rudy Giuliani is expected to meet with the January 6 committee - we'll give you the details. More than a billion people are under a life-threatening heatwave in parts of India and Pakistan. And, what the US left behind in Afghanistan.

Russian President Vladimir Putin warned countries who interfere in its war in Ukraine. This comes as a US State Department official says there’s credible reports connecting Russian troops to atrocities against Ukrainians. In our political news, we explain why a congressional map in New York got blocked by the state’s highest court. Plus, we break down some of the findings from a state investigation into the Minneapolis police department. Lastly, the world’s largest diamond sold for an astounding price.

In this episode, we’re looking at a new report from Microsoft about Russian cyberattacks on Ukrainian targets. Plus, Russia's war in Ukraine is having a historic impact on energy and food prices. Former President Donald Trump appeals a judge’s contempt ruling. Dr. Anthony’s Fauci also gives his outlook on the pandemic in the US. Lastly, Disney’s special district fights back.

This afternoon, we'll discuss the reactions to an American citizen who was released from Russian jail in a prisoner swap today. There's more audio recordings of House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy after the Jan. 6 insurrection - we'll tell you what he said. Meanwhile, the western US is dealing with severe dry weather, with multiple states bracing for critical fire conditions in the coming days. We'll tell you what changes Oklahoma's governor has made to birth certificates in the state, and about a new way you can soon use for retirement saving.

Moscow says it has released American citizen and former marine Trevor Reed in a prisoner exchange. Meanwhile, CNN has obtained footage showing Russian military vehicles and troops on a street in Bucha, strewn with civilian bodies. In the US, we’ll explain a new law in Tennessee that threatens schools funding if students’ birth sex isn’t checked for sports. Deutsche Bank is predicting a major recession for the American economy - we’ll give you the details. Derek Chauvin is appealing his conviction for George Floyd’s murder. And, Myanmar’s former leader has been found guilty in the first of a string of corruption cases.