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3/29: Will Smith apologizes to Chris Rock. Pres. Biden says he won't apologize for saying Russia's president "cannot remain in power." Mar 29, 2022

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CBS News and The Washington Post uncover a big gap in the record of former President Trump's calls -- during the January 6th violence. A new round of talks to try to end the war in Ukraine was held in Turkey this morning. Overnight, Russian forces continued air attacks on Ukraine's capital, Kyiv. President Biden says he's not endorsing removing Putin from power -- after comments he made over the weekend. And Will Smith apologizes to Chris Rock for hitting him on stage at the Oscars.

Hannah Gadsby on new memoir, finding joy and healing through comedy Mar 29, 2022

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Comedian Hannah Gadsby became a breakout star after her 2018 Netflix stand-up special "Nanette." It earned her an Emmy, a Peabody Award and a book deal. Gadsby spoke with Anthony Mason in London about her new memoir, "Ten Steps to Nanette," her latest feel-good standup special, "Body of Work," and how her autism diagnosis helped her to understand herself.

3/28: Will Smith slaps Chris Rock on stage at the Oscars over a joke. The White House is in damage control, after Pres Biden goes off script about Vladimir Putin. Mar 28, 2022

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A disturbing moment, during an otherwise-joyful Oscars ceremony last night -- when actor Will Smith jumped on stage and slapped comedian Chris Rock -- after a joke about his wife, Jada Pinkett Smith. Smith then returned to his seat, but continued to shout at Rock, appearing to be very angry. A short time later, Smith won the Best Actor Oscar for the film "King Richard" -- and gave an emotional speech, in which he seemed to defend his actions. Many people are asking what President Biden meant when he said Russia's president "cannot remain in power." The president ad-libbed that remark during a speech in Poland on Saturday, where he met with Ukrainian refugees. Mr. Biden and other officials say he did not mean to call for regime change in Moscow. Fighting continued through the weekend, with Russia focusing most on capturing territory in eastern Ukraine, including the devastated city of Mariupol.

Former President Clinton reflects on the life and legacy of Madeleine Albright Mar 28, 2022

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Former President Bill Clinton joins "CBS Mornings" to reflect on the life and legacy of his colleague and friend former Secretary Madeleine Albright.

3/25: Pres. Joe Biden visits Poland for meetings on Ukraine crisis. Text messages reveal the role a Supreme Court justice's wife played in trying to overturn the 2020 election. Mar 25, 2022

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President Biden's trip to Europe continues with a look at the refugee crisis in Poland. The president met with NATO leaders in Belgium yesterday. Officials in the city of Mariupol now estimate up to 300 people were killed when a theater, being used as a shelter, was bombed nine days ago. New signs of progress in the battle against Russia as Ukraine says it's taking back more territory. The U.N. Security Council could meet as soon as today to discuss North Korea, firing its largest-ever ICBM -- a missile that could reach the U.S. mainland. Text messages obtained by CBS News -- reveal the role of the wife of a Supreme Court justice, in trying to overturn the 2020 election. And to March Madness -- "madness" is pretty much the only way to describe the latest bracket-busting action.

3/24: Pres. Biden meets with NATO allies to announce new measures on the war in Ukraine. We look back at the incredible life of Madeleine Albright. Mar 24, 2022

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President Biden is in Belgium, meeting with our NATO, G-7, and European Union allies. One month into the conflict, we're seeing new signs that Ukraine is holding off Russian advances into most of its major cities -- and, in some cases, pushing back Russian troops from positions they'd held. South Korea says North Korea tested an intercontinental ballistic missile overnight. If confirmed, this would be North Korea's first ICBM launch since 2017. Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson's Supreme Court confirmation hearing wraps up later today. Tension and emotions ran high yesterday, when Jackson faced some of the toughest questions yet from Republican senators -- who did most of the talking. It's a state of emergency in Miami Beach after a wave of violence, right around the time of spring break. And we look back at the incredible life of Madeleine Albright - the first woman to serve as U.S. secretary of state.

3/23: Another day of deadly tornadoes, this time in New Orleans. Republicans step up the pressure Supreme Court confirmation hearing. Mar 23, 2022

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At least two tornadoes tore through New Orleans and the surrounding area. At least two people were killed and many more injured. The president heads to Europe, to shore up support from our allies for new actions against Russia. There are new signs of progress this morning in Ukraine's fight against Russia. Now to Capitol Hill, where Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson did as much listening as speaking yesterday during her Supreme Court confirmation hearing. Several Republican senators questioned her on issues that matter to the party's voters, including critical race theory.

"Windfall" director Charlie McDowell on the new film provides a mirror to society Mar 23, 2022

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Director Charlie McDowell joins CBS News correspondent Mola Lenghi to discuss his latest film - "Windfall." McDowell shares how the concept of the movie was born during the beginning of the pandemic and why he thinks the story of the three characters is representational of our society.

3/22: Twisters cause major damage in Texas and Oklahoma. Officials warn Russia may soon unleash cyberattacks on the U.S. Mar 22, 2022

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Texas and Oklahoma reel from multiple tornadoes leaving a miles-long trail of destruction. Day two of confirmation hearings for Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson began a short time ago. Senators on the Judiciary Committee are questioning the federal appeals court judge about her record and approach to judging. The Biden administration is raising the alarm level over a possible cyber attack from Russia. Critical American infrastructure could be a target. Search teams are literally climbing mountains in China to find the black boxes from a Boeing 737 jet that crashed yesterday. 132 people were on that flight, and so far there are no survivors.

3/21: A Boeing plane carrying 132 people crashes in China. Confirmation hearings begin for Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson. Mar 21, 2022

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Aviation officials confirm a Boeing 737 passenger jet, carrying 132 people for China Eastern airlines, has gone down in a mountainous area in the south of the country. At least six people were killed in this Russian attack on a shopping mall in Kyiv -- the latest of many acts of violence which appear to be targeting civilians. In the hard-hit city of Mariupol, hundreds of miles southeast of the capital, Russia offered to let civilians escape if Ukraine would let it take over the city. Ukraine's government said no. The U.S. Supreme Court says Justice Clarence Thomas is in the hospital, but should be released in the next few days. The court says the 73-year-old was experiencing flu-like symptoms. The Senate begins hearings this morning to consider Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson's nomination to the Supreme Court. Now to some *wild games* from the first weekend of march madness. Top seed Arizona nearly got an early ticket home before beating Texas Christian. Other teams were not so lucky.

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