In this episode, Russia has hit 5 railway stations across central and western Ukraine. In France, Emmanuel Macron survived a historic challenge from the far-right in yesterday's run-off election. The Supreme Court is set to hear an appeal from a high school football coach. The coast guard has suspended the search for three children last seen entering the Mississippi River, and finally 5 teenagers have been shot in Atlanta - we'll tell you what we know.

A recent Gallup poll shared first with CNN found 1 in 3 Americans said they have been affected by some kind of extreme weather in the past two years. We examine how those events are shaping people’s view of climate change and changing their way of life. Plus, we look at whether President Biden is fulfilling his climate promises after more than a year on the job.

Guest: Bill Weir, CNN Chief Climate Correspondent

Ukraine’s President says US Secretary of State Antony Blinken and US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin will visit Kyiv on Sunday. A new court filing reveals that former White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows was warned that Jan. 6 could turn violent. The EU is set to adopt a sweeping set of regulations aimed at reigning in Big Tech. The Democratic Republic of Congo declares an Ebola outbreak. And an Iowa man is $1 million richer after a lottery ticket printing mistake.

Washington, DC police say multiple weapons were found in the apartment of the person believed to have shot and injured four people on Friday. House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy is caught in a lie about what he said concerning former President Donald Trump following the January 6th attack on the Capitol. Fighting continues to intensify in eastern Ukraine. Multiple wildfires in the Southwest are straining resources. And hundreds of illegal shark fins are seized from a Texas restaurant.

This evening, we're bringing you the latest developments of a shooting in Washington, DC. Plus, we're breaking down the laws that will strip Disney of its special status in Florida and what it could mean for taxpayers in the state. And we remember hockey legend, Guy Lafleur, who passed today at age 70.

We start this evening's episode discussing the latest in the Russia-Ukraine war, where Ukrainian authorities are investigating civilian deaths. Meanwhile, more than 20 US states are trying to block the Biden administration from ending a Trump-era border restriction - but it's fighting back. We'll give you more details on Covid-19 becoming a leading cause of death in the US and tell you the key developments of Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene's hearing today. And, there's one part of the US that's bracing for extreme fires.

This afternoon, we'll discuss what House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy is heard on tape saying about then-President Trump days after the January 6th Capitol attack. Russia has revealed its objective in invading Ukraine as heavy fighting continues. Meanwhile, kids under 5 in the US are still waiting on a Covid-19 vaccine – we'll give you the details on when they might be able to get their first shots. The Biden administration is getting flak for implementing some not-so-green policies. Plus, the funeral for Patrick Lyoya – a Black man shot by a Michigan police officer earlier this month – is today.

Ukrainian officials say Russian shelling is preventing evacuations from the Luhansk region, as they and others accuse Russian forces of sexual violence. A state of emergency has been declared in a part of Arizona, as a wildfire rages uncontained. Violence has broken out again in Jerusalem's old city today. Three major US airlines say some previously banned passengers may be allowed to fly again - we’ll give you the details and tell you about one unruly famous passenger. And, the music’s back in Rio, but the parties are still canceled.

We begin with new satellite images appearing to show 200 mass graves in Ukraine’s eastern port city of Mariupol. The remaining civilians there are desperate to leave, but can't. Philadelphia is lifting its mask mandate less than a week after it was reinstated. A hearing begins today to decide if GOP congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene can run again, or if she violated a Civil War-era provision. Kentucky new abortion law has been temporarily blocked by a federal judge. And, a former Honduran president has been extradited to face drug charges in the US.

This evening, some residents in the Ukrainian city, Mariupol, have evacuated for the first time since Russia's siege began. We'll detail the Pentagon's assessment. Plus, the departure of another staff member in the vice president's office. Also, the new option being offered to Amazon Prime members who shop with other online retailers.