We begin with breaking news of President Biden rejecting former President Trump's attempt to shield White House visitor logs, including for January 6. You'll hear from CNN's Clarissa Ward in Ukraine on a video showing Russian military equipment moving out of Crimea. Meanwhile, NATO is holding a meeting in Brussels on the Ukraine crisis. You'll also hear about a dire warning on US sea level rises in the coming years, as well as a report from Amnesty International about atrocities in Ethiopia. Plus, we'll learn about a woman whose HIV has gone into remission.

We begin with news that Covid cases are falling in the US, but thousands are still dying everyday. Meanwhile, Ukraine is celebrating a "Unity day" despite warnings of an imminent invasion. You'll also hear about Team USA's disappointing loss at the Winter Olympics, as well as the death of India's "Disco King". And we'll tell you the story of a missing 4-year-old girl found after two years...under the stairs.

Tonight, we're covering the latest in Russia-Ukraine tensions, a Russian figure skater who tested positive for three heart medications, a CNN executive resigns, and Sarah Palin's lawsuit against The New York Times. Lastly, we look ahead to next week, when AT&T shuts down its 3G network--and what that could mean for your devices.

This evening, we talk latest developments in Ukraine-Russia tensions, the new FDA commissioner, and two settlements: one involving families of Sandy Hook victims, and another involving Prince Andrew. We round out with Oscar hosts making history.

Breaking news: court documents show a settlement between Virginia Giuffre and Prince Andrew has been reached. Ukraine’s Foreign Minister says the country will believe the Kremlin when it sees Russian forces near the border actually return to their bases. A CNN deep-dive of CDC data shows Covid-19 booster uptake is at the lowest it has been in months. An ultra-conservative group in a northern California county rebelled against its local leaders and then recalled an elected official to install one of its own. ROC’s skating scandal was called a double standard by an American athlete. Plus, one wrong word means thousands have been illegitimately baptized.

Russia claims it's withdrawing some troops from Ukraine's border, but says military exercises will continue as Germany's leader meets with Putin in Moscow. You’ll also hear why NYC is firing hundreds of workers, and police have surrounded the home of Honduras' former president. We'll also hear from AOC about the state of US democracy, as well as learn about an actor sentenced to 20 years in prison.

We’ll start the day with a source telling CNN that Russia is likely to invade Ukraine this week, as Germany’s leader heads to Moscow today to try the diplomatic route. You’ll then hear how one accountancy firm has cut ties with the Trump Organization saying a decade’s worth of financial records are unreliable. You’ll also hear about tennis star Novak Djokovic willing to skip the next two Grand Slams rather than get vaccinated for Covid, as well as the worst drought on the West Coast in more than a century. Plus, snakes on a plane, for real.

We close out today with stories on Russia-Ukraine tension, Canadian protests, and the January 6th House select committee. Also, a judge says he will dismiss Sarah Palin's defamation lawsuit against The New York Times, and Whoopi Goldberg returns to The View.

This evening, we delve into tensions along the Russia-Ukraine border, Canadian protests (and a weapon seizure). Also, Texas's lawsuit against Meta, Mexican avocados face trouble, and Covid-19 cases are dropping.

In this episode, Ukrainian officials walked back earlier comments about NATO, as the possibility of an invasion looms.. We'll tell you how Russia responded. Anti-gun violence groups are pressuring the President today to act. Early voting started in Texas today and there are already some hiccups, thanks to the state's new law. The IOC says a Russian figure skater can compete in the Winter Olympics, but there's a catch. Plus, Marvin Gaye can get anyone in the mood, even monkeys apparently!