Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer is stepping down. Much of our show today is focused on his legacy and the future of the nation's highest court. Linda Kenyon gives us the latest in our Correspondent Close-Up. And we'll hear from Associated Press Supreme Court reporter Mark Sherman, and Politico's Senior Legal Affairs reporter Josh Gerstein to talk about what Breyer meant to the court and what happens next.

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Clayton Neville again offers the latest information on what's happening at the Russia/Ukraine border in our Correspondent Close-Up. We'll also go to Los Angeles where they're cleaning up around SoFi Stadium ahead of the Super Bowl, but some are questioning the true motivation of city officials. Jim Roope has that for us. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is upset at the FDA for pulling emergency authorization on a pair of COVID-19 treatments. Kathy Foster reports on that for us.

We'll also get more perspective on the situation in Ukraine with Insider.com's John Haltiwanger. And the AARP wants to help seniors get back into the workforce, if they so choose. Susan Weinstock of the AARP tells us how.

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Thousands of US Troops have been placed on "high alert" as the situation in Ukraine continues to escalate. Clayton Neville reports on the latest in our Correspondent Close-Up. We also had a wild day on Wall Street. Kathy Foster reports on that for us, and later in the show, we'll talk with Jessica Ettinger of CNBC to get her take on where things stand, financially.

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Tensions are rising along the Russia/Ukraine border. Linda Kenyon gives us the very latest in our Correspondent Close-Up. Later in the show, we'll talk with Jim Heintz of the Associated Press to get the perspective from Europe on the matter. John Stolnis reports that there are signs the pandemic could soon become an endemic. And we'll learn more about what a district attorney in Atlanta is doing in relation to former President Donald Trump and the 2020 election, as Tamar Hallerman of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution joins us.

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Russia continues to move troops towards Ukraine while President Biden continues telling them not to. Clayton Neville updates us in today's Correspondent Close-Up. We also learn new information on how feasible pig organ transplants to humans are, as John Stolnis reports for us.

What happened to President Biden's promise of erasing federal student loan debt? Ayelet Sheffey of Insider.com joins us to discuss his options. And we continue our conversation with Rabbi Abraham Cooper on his fight to convince the Justice Department to adopt an official definition of anti-Semitism.

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Democrats in the United States Senate tried and failed to pass a voting rights bill. They were also shot down in their attempt to curb the filibuster rule. Capitol Hill correspondent Linda Kenyon gives us all the details on what happened in Washington on Wednesday. We'll also get a recap of President Biden's more than two-hour news conference, with national correspondent Clayton Neville.

Simon Wiesenthal Center’s Associate Dean and Global Social Action Director, Rabbi Abraham Cooper is calling on the US Justice Department to adopt the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA) definition of anti-Semitism and to incorporate it into its training. We'll talk to him about that in the first of our two-part interview.

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The U.S. Senate began debating over voting rights, the filibuster, and the like. In our Correspondent Close-Up, Linda Kenyon updates us on what we might've missed. Clayton Neville reports on the dispute between airlines and wireless companies AT&T and Verizon over 5G connectivity. Later in the show, we'll talk to Andrew Edgecliffe-Johnson of the Financial Times to learn even more about what the dispute is actually about. And tensions continue to rise between the United States and Russia over Ukraine. We'll get the latest on that from Laura Kelly, who covers diplomatic affairs for TheHill.com.

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A candlelight vigil was held in Texas, not for grief, but to honor those who prevented any innocent lives being lost in the weekend's standoff at a synagogue. Clayton Neville covers that for us in our Correspondent Close-Up. We'll revisit Insider.com's report on stock ownership among those in Congress and what might be in the works to prevent it, with Insider's Dave Levinthal. And we'll learn about an emerging issue between the new governor of Virginia and school districts that refuse to lift mask mandates, as Jared Foretek of InsideNOVA.com joins us.

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A hostage situation at a Texas synagogue led to some very tense moments. Our Clayton Neville was there covering it all. He tells us all about it in our Correspondent Close-Up. We'll also learn more about what Democrats plan to do on the voting rights issue. Capitol Hill Correspondent Linda Kenyon tells us they're not giving up yet.

And after the founder of "The Oath Keepers" group was charged with seditious conspiracy, in the wake of the January 6th Capitol Riot, many are left asking "what is that?" We'll learn more as we talk to Professor Carlton Larson of UC Davis.

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Thursday was a bad day for President Biden. First, the Supreme Court struck down his vaccine mandate for large businesses. Clayton Neville covers that for us in our Correspondent Close-Up. Then, it would appears that changing rules in the U.S. Senate to pass the voting rights bill is not going to happen. Linda Kenyon reports on that for us.

What happens to the kids whose parents died because of COVID-19? Where do they live? Who takes care of them? John Bridgeland of the COVID Collaborative joins us to talk about an effort his group is making to ensure these kids are taken care of.

And we'll dig into the Supreme Court's decision about the vaccine mandate with Nathaniel Weixel of TheHill.com.

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