We begin with President Biden telling Americans to get out of Ukraine as "things could go crazy quickly.” You'll also hear more about the alleged doping scandal at the Beijing Games and how Canadian protests are hurting US automakers. Today's deadline day for NYC's Covid-19 vaccine mandate. Plus, a disappointing Olympic ending for a snowboarding legend.

Tonight, we dive into Biden's interview on NBC, the implications a workplace harassment bill could have for American workers, a New York City vaccine mandate, and Bob Saget's manner of death. Lastly, we take a peek into the future Studio Ghibli theme park.

This evening, we talk a Trump call log gap, how much prices are going up, protests along the U.S.-Canadian border, and the surprising nature of Tesla's corporate taxes. Plus, hooray for Dollywood!

In this episode, inflation hit a near-40 year high (again)–CNN's Christine Romans explains what can be done about it. More US states aren’t waiting for the feds when it comes to new pandemic guidelines. Congress passes one of the largest workplace reforms in decades aimed at helping victims of sexual harassment and sexual assault seek justice. The Defense Department responds to a months-long CNN investigation into the deadly Kabul airport attack. Plus, the NFL says it’s fallen short.

We bring you the latest on Russia's meeting with the UK, a controversy at the Olympics, and an important election in India. We’ll also hear about criminal charges 2 officers face over the George Floyd protests, plus a possible lawsuit against Tesla.

Today we’ll tell you about the National Archives calling for an investigation into how Trump handled documents, including some that went to Mar-a-Lago. We’ll also hear about Russia beginning military exercises today with Belarus, as well as what caused Bob Saget's death. Plus, Team USA’s Olympic golds and why Space X is expected to lose dozens of satellites because of a storm.

National Archives seeks Department of Justice investigation into Trump, Mitch McConnell, ski jumpers disqualified, Sarah Palin, and Spotify cancellations.

New York is joining the growing list of states planning to lift some Covid-19 restrictions, the Biden administration's important deadline for the Iran nuclear deal, DOJ greenlights a major merger involving CNN's parent company, Minnesota reaches settlement with journalists, and Day 5 of Winter Olympics.

Russia & Belarus ramp up military action on the border, CDC Director weighs in on Covid-19 guidelines, new analysis on proposed state bills that would restrict access to voting, UK scientists could have an important answer to the climate crisis, an American skier’s upsetting Olympic performance.

McConnell at odds with RNC over January 6th, University of California system settles with hundreds who alleged sexual misconduct, Belarusian skier flees her country, USA’s first gold at Beijing, rescued after 2 days on an air mattress.