Thursday on the NewsHour, we speak with the White House COVID response coordinator as infections in the U.S. tick up. Then, residents struggle to find food as the Chinese government orders Shanghai shuttered amid rising coronavirus cases. Also, Ukrainian and Russian forces build up their munitions ahead of an expected offensive as the U.S. works to proactively aid Ukraine's military.
WATCH TODAY’S SEGMENTS:
News Wrap: Russian warship 'Moskva' sinks in the Black Sea
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White House COVID coordinator on the uptick in U.S. cases
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China doubles down on its zero-COVID policy in Shanghai
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Michigan protests erupt after Black man is killed by police
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What Biden learned from the past about Ukraine military aid
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Florida and Kentucky pass new restrictive abortion laws
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Schools struggle to accommodate students during Ramadan
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Yasmin Williams makes music without lyrics but with meaning
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00:00 - Full Episode
02:45 - News Wrap
07:53 - COVID Year Three
16:09 - Shanghai Lockdown
23:07 - Police Shooting
30:11 - Arming Ukraine
37:21 - Abortion Battle
42:47 - Ramadan & Schools
47:13 - Guitar Hero
