Here is the News Schedule for the Week

Monday

9 am: Breaking news conference on the latest developments in the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.

1 pm: Press briefing by the White House on the administration's response to the crisis in Ukraine.

5 pm: Live coverage of a protest rally in support of Ukraine in downtown Los Angeles.

Tuesday

10 am: A press conference by the United Nations on the humanitarian crisis in Ukraine.

2 pm: Live coverage of a congressional hearing on the U.S. response to the crisis in Ukraine.

6 pm: Live coverage of a vigil for the victims of the conflict in Ukraine in New York City.

Wednesday

11 am: Press conference by the U.S. Department of Defense on the latest military developments in Ukraine.

3 pm: Live coverage of a speech by President Biden on the crisis in Ukraine.

10 pm: Live coverage of a roundtable discussion with experts on the long-term implications of the conflict in Ukraine.

Thursday

12 noon: Press conference by the European Union on the EU's response to the crisis in Ukraine.

4 pm: Live coverage of a meeting of the U.N. Security Council on the crisis in Ukraine.

11 pm: Live coverage of a candlelight vigil for peace in Ukraine in London.

Friday

9 am: Press conference by the International Committee of the Red Cross on the humanitarian situation in Ukraine.

1 pm: Live coverage of a protest rally against the war in Ukraine in San Francisco.

8 pm: Live coverage of a benefit concert for Ukraine featuring some of the world's top musicians.

Saturday

2 pm: Press conference by the U.S. State Department on the latest diplomatic efforts to end the conflict in Ukraine.

6 pm: Live coverage of a peace march in Washington, D.C.

10 pm: Live coverage of a special edition of "60 Minutes" on the crisis in Ukraine.

Sunday

1 pm: Press conference by the Ukrainian government on the latest developments in the country.

5 pm: Live coverage of a religious service for peace in Ukraine in Rome.

11 pm: Live coverage of a global day of prayer for Ukraine.