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Rod Stewart and Jools Holland talk with Rick Damigella about their new album of swing-era hits.

President Joe Biden released a new campaign ad addressing his age. CNN's Priscilla Alvarez is on the campaign trail with president.

While President Biden addressed the GOP-led failure of an immigration bill touted by his administration, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) interrupted him requesting he speak directly about Laken Riley, the Augusta University nursing student killed on the University of Georgia campus by a man who is not a US citizen.

Six-time African player of the year Asisat Oshoala speaks about her recent move to Bay FC.

Fredrick Kunkle was awoken by an intruder in his home, and Kunkle had a gun in his closet. "I'm glad we have [the] Second Amendment," says Kunkle, "but I'm really grateful that I didn't shoot and kill or hurt this person."

From the Amanpour Archive, the abortive attempt to transform communism into capitalism in Russia, and the origins of Putin's anti-West ambitions.

"Solidarity with our American sisters." France's fmr minister for gender equality Marlène Schiappa champions a history-making moment for reproductive rights.

To a viewer unhappy with Third Party efforts, CNN's Michael Smerconish responds that a pluraiity of the country labels itself as independents: "People are yearning for an alternative. So if the alternative is not to be in the year when we've got two wildly unpopular candidates, then let's stop even debating the concept of a third-party candidate because it'll never happen."

Responding to a viewer unhappy that he hadn't discussed Biden's State of the Union, CNN's Michael Smerconish says, "I thought that he turned in a very strong performance. He needed to, and that this will probably quell the talk of a replacement between now and the Convention unless something else should happen."

Rep. Nikema Williams (D-GA) joins "First of All" with Victor Blackwell, to discuss how the war between Israel and Hamas is affecting Biden's stance within his own party and his chances for a reelection.

After the refs blew the call and rejected a game-winning buzzer-beater, the outcome was challenged in court. The adults involved "should have taken a deep breath," says podcaster John Papola, "and said..'These are the rules and this is the way this goes. And sometimes life isn't fair.' To take it to court...sends the wrong message to the whole community, especially to the kids."

After refs wrongly nullified a game-winning buzzer-beater at a New Jersey high school boys' state semi-final basketball game, the team protested the call in court.

Speaking at SXSW in Austin, Texas, Meghan, Duchess of Sussex took to the stage to speak candidly about online abuse.

With Americans unhappy about the Biden-Trump rematch, the No Labels group is moving forward to choose a "unity" ticket. Convention Chair Mike Rawlings calls attacks on the group "fearmongering" saying, "we want to break the mold."

What to expect when the Academy Awards are handed out in Los Angeles, what's in the stars' swag bags, and coincidentally, a report signed by J. Robert Oppenheimer himself, the inspiration for the movie "Oppenheimer," is up for auction.

CNN's Kim Brunhuber speaks with Kimberly Inez McGuire, the Executive Director of URGE, Unite for Reproductive & Gender Equity, about how reproductive rights are expected to influence the 2024 election in the U.S.

"Donald Trump tried to overthrow the federal government," says former House Chair Dick Gephardt, about potential third-party efforts. "That's the only thing to talk about in this election...We have to prevent someone coming to this office who will destroy the electoral process and this democracy."

"We're going to get run over by the Donald Trump train," says No Labels Convention Chair Mike Rawlings. "We didn't tie the Democrats to this track. We were the ones that saw this coming and said 'Get off the track.'"

Progressive Gen Z voters and social media influencers talk to CNN's Camila DeChalus about President Joe Biden's campaign efforts on TikTok. Some applaud the effort to reach younger voters while others say it feels performative.

CNN meteorologist Elisa Raffa is in Atlanta, Georgia, where flash flooding hit several parts of the city.