President Biden meets with European allies in an emergency summit and vows the U.S. and NATO will respond if Vladimir Putin uses chemical weapons. As battles intensify in several directions just outside of Kyiv and Ukraine fights to push back Russian forces, the U.S. announces it will accept 100,000 refugees fleeing Ukraine, and provide more than $1 billion in humanitarian aid.

Plus, the Ukrainian Navy destroys Russian ships, the U.S. announces new sanctions on hundreds of members of the Russian Duma, and Chef José Andrés and World Kitchen feed thousands of Ukrainian refugees displaced by war.

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President Biden meets with European allies in an emergency summit and vows the U.S. and NATO will respond if Vladimir Putin uses chemical weapons. As battles intensify in several directions just outside of Kyiv and Ukraine fights to push back Russian forces, the U.S. announces it will accept 100,000 refugees fleeing Ukraine, and provide more than $1 billion in humanitarian aid.

Plus, the Ukrainian Navy destroys Russian ships, the U.S. announces new sanctions on hundreds of members of the Russian Duma, and Chef José Andrés and World Kitchen feed thousands of Ukrainian refugees displaced by war.

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President Volodymyr Zelensky gives a message in English to the whole world warning that Russia is waging war not just on Ukraine, but on freedom itself. That, as a senior U.S. defense official says Ukraine has forced the Russians back on the front lines East of Kyiv some 15 to 20 miles today. And, with Putin's desperation likely growing, President Biden says the danger of chemical warfare is very real.

The U.S. formally declares Russia is committing war crimes in Ukraine, citing attacks on a maternity hospital in Mariupol and a theatre where hundreds of people, including children, sheltered. Plus, WNBA star Brittney Griner’s fate remains undetermined as she remains detained by Russian authorities, and Madeleine Albright, the first female U.S. Secretary of State dies at 84.

Hosted by Don Lemon, live from Lviv.

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President Volodymyr Zelensky gives a message in English to the whole world warning that Russia is waging war not just on Ukraine, but on freedom itself. That, as a senior U.S. defense official says Ukraine has forced the Russians back on the front lines East of Kyiv some 15 to 20 miles today. And, with Putin's desperation likely growing, President Biden says the danger of chemical warfare is very real.

The U.S. formally declares Russia is committing war crimes in Ukraine, citing attacks on a maternity hospital in Mariupol and a theatre where hundreds of people, including children, sheltered. Plus, WNBA star Brittney Griner’s fate remains undetermined as she remains detained by Russian authorities, and Madeleine Albright, the first female U.S. Secretary of State dies at 84.

Hosted by Don Lemon, live from Lviv.

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The Pentagon says there are indications Ukraine is now going more on the offensive, as  Ukrainian forces say they’ve taken back the devastated city of Makariv, a strategic point to cut off supply lines to Russian forces. That, as a Putin spokesman refuses to rule out the use of nuclear weapons if Russia faces an 'existential threat’.

Plus, Supreme Court nominee Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson defends her judicial record from relentless Republican attacks on day two of her confirmation hearings. And, Russian opposition member Gary Kasparov joins to discuss top Putin critic Alexey Navalny being sentenced to nine more years in prison.

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The Pentagon says there are indications Ukraine is now going more on the offensive, as  Ukrainian forces say they’ve taken back the devastated city of Makariv, a strategic point to cut off supply lines to Russian forces. That, as a Putin spokesman refuses to rule out the use of nuclear weapons if Russia faces an 'existential threat’.

Plus, Supreme Court nominee Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson defends her judicial record from relentless Republican attacks on day two of her confirmation hearings. And, Russian opposition member Gary Kasparov joins to discuss top Putin critic Alexey Navalny being sentenced to nine more years in prison.

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SCOTUS confirmation hearings begin for Ketanji Brown Jackson. If confirmed, she will be the first Black woman to sit on the high court. CNN Justice Correspondent Jessica Schneider and CNN Legal Analyst Eliot Williams, join to discuss the lines of attack Biden-nominated Judge Jackson is facing from Republican members of the Senate Judiciary Committee.

A Russian tabloid reports then removes a death count of 10,000 Russian troops killed in Ukraine, as President Zelensky tells CNN he’s ‘ready for negotiations’ with Putin. Plus, President Biden confirms Russia’s use of hypersonic missiles in Ukraine, 62,000 Mariupol residents have been evacuated to Russia against their will, and will Ukrainian refugees have anything left to return to?

Hosted by Don Lemon live from Lviv, Western Ukraine.

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SCOTUS confirmation hearings begin for Ketanji Brown Jackson. If confirmed, she will be the first Black woman to sit on the high court. CNN Justice Correspondent Jessica Schneider and CNN Legal Analyst Eliot Williams, join to discuss the lines of attack Biden-nominated Judge Jackson is facing from Republican members of the Senate Judiciary Committee.

A Russian tabloid reports then removes a death count of 10,000 Russian troops killed in Ukraine, as President Zelensky tells CNN he’s ‘ready for negotiations’ with Putin. Plus, President Biden confirms Russia’s use of hypersonic missiles in Ukraine, 62,000 Mariupol residents have been evacuated to Russia against their will, and will Ukrainian refugees have anything left to return to?

Hosted by Don Lemon live from Lviv, Western Ukraine.

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