6 AM ET: Humanitarian corridor, Alex Jones in contempt, Chris Rock speaks&more - a podcast by CNN

We begin this morning with Russia announcing a humanitarian corridor is opening from the besieged city of Mariupol today, as Ukrainian and US officials say Russian troops may be regrouping in neighboring Belarus. Arizona will now require proof of citizenship for people voting in federal elections. You’ll hear Hong Kong’s leader accusing the UK of political manipulation, after 2 senior British judges resigned from the territory’s highest court. Also, a Connecticut judge is holding conspiracy theorist Alex Jones in contempt of court, and it could cost him. Plus, Chris Rock speaks publicly for the first time since “the slap.”

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