A huge task for the people of Ukraine is helping those injured in the war rebuild their lives. The Superhumans Center, a state-of-the-art medical center, opened its doors last weekend. It will provide prosthetic limbs, rehabilitation, PTSD treatment and reconstructive surgery to wounded soldiers and civilians -- all for free. Joining Julia to discuss is Superhumans cofounder Andrey Stavnitser. 

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The controversy and confusion over artificial intelligence (AI) continues to rise. Just this week a winner in the Sony World Photography Awards refused his award because the image was made using AI. And a song using AI-generated vocals replicating the voices of Drake and the Weeknd was pulled from several streaming platforms, raising questions about copyright laws. Amid calls from some industry leaders to pause AI development, what's best for our society at large and how do we learn to better use this technology? Joining Julia to discuss is author, venture capitalist, podcaster, and cofounder of LinkedIn, Reid Hoffman. 

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As smoke and gunfire fill the air in Sudan's capital Khartoum, CNN is hearing that Germany is preparing for a possible evacuation operation. A spokesman tells us special forces are on standby. Watching the situation closely is international security firm Global Guardian, which provides emergency services for Sudan's largest cities. Joining Julia to discuss is Global Guardian CEO Dale Buckner. 

Also on today's show: CNN's Vedika Sud's special report on the opening of Apple's first physical store in India. 

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Opening statements in Fox News' high-stakes trial were supposed to start today. But in a surprise twist Sunday night, the judge pushed back the start of the $1.6 billion case until Tuesday. Dominion Voting Systems has accused Fox of knowingly broadcasting lies and conspiracy theories about its voting machines after Donald Trump lost the 2020 election. Fox has denied wrongdoing, saying the US Constitution protects the rights to free speech. Joining Julia to discuss the case is renowned First Amendment attorney Floyd Abrams. 

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Today's show comes to you live from the Washington, DC headquarters of the International Monetary Fund, where finance ministers, central bank governors, and thought leaders are meeting amid what the IMF called "a fog of economic uncertainty." Among Julia's guests are World Bank President David Malpass, Allianz adviser Mohamed El-Erian, and Eurogroup President Paschal Donohoe. 

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The New York International Auto Show is underway in Manhattan and one big theme is the future of electric vehicles. It comes as the US government is preparing to issue new emission standards that could make about two thirds of new passenger vehicles sold in the US all-electric in less than a decade. Nissan is speeding ahead with electrification, recently announcing a plan to have 27 electrified models by 2030. Joining the show to discuss is Jérémie Papin, senior vice president of Nissan Motor and chairperson of Nissan Americas. 

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The concept of "buy now, pay later" (BNPL) is firmly embedded in the global shopping landscape. Apple is the latest to join the fray in letting consumers pay for purchases over time. Back in 2020 the sector was worth around $90 billion. That number is set to explode to nearly $4 trillion by 2030. Klarna is a leader in BNPL and is now incorporating ChatGPT functionality to improve the shopping experience. Joining Julia to discuss is Klarna CEO Sebastian Siemiatkowski. 

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What started out as a kitchen disaster turned into a kitchen gadget with plans to reshape food waste in the home. After Viktor Nicholas' garbage disposal broke during a party he quickly discovered a number of issues surrounding disposals. Soon after, Sepura Home was born. Joining Julia to discuss is Sepura cofounder and CEO Victor Nicolov. 

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With warm weather finally on the horizon and the pandemic in the rearview mirror, travel companies are gearing up for a further surge in demand. Booking Holdings, with brands including Booking.com, Priceline, Rentalcars.com, Kayak and Open Table, says it had a record month in January with over 90 million room nights booked. The company says gross bookings soared 58% last year to $121 billion. Joining Julia to discuss is Booking CEO Glenn Fogel. 

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We're heading into a big weekend for foodies with the holidays of both Easter and Passover taking place at the same time. Countless consumers will be snapping up produce to make feasts for their families. But how is food inflation, post-Covid changes and tightening budgets changing the dynamic this year? Joining Julia to discuss is Stew Leonard Jr., President/CEO of supermarket chain Stew Leonard's. 

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