An updated look into the origins and beliefs of the conspiracy group called QAnon; an interview with a QAnon believer and the backstory of what QAnon is and how it rose quickly; Anderson Cooper hosts.

Jake Tapper investigates how America can safely reopen our schools as parents and teachers struggle to stay healthy throughout the covid pandemic. This report will include video diaries from parents, students, and teachers that show the real-life, day-to-day challenges of education in the Covid era. CNN's Chief Medical correspondent Dr. Sanjay Gupta will be one of the many voices to clarify some of the pandemic's most critical questions: are schools fully prepared to allow students, teachers, faculty, and staff to return to in-person classes safely? What is the science telling us, and what are the risks associated with keeping kids from returning to school as soon as possible? Guests will include U.S. Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona and National Education Association president Becky Pringle.

In the year since the COVID-19 pandemic swept the country, close to 30 million Americans have contracted Coronavirus, many of whom have struggled, and more than 530,000 have died as a result. And those are just the numbers. CNN correspondent Miguel Marquez reports on the impact of those who have been affected by the pandemic. Among the millions of stories across the U.S., Marquez highlights a son who left behind his wife and life in New Jersey to care for his ailing, now widowed mother. He also talks to a long-married, once healthy couple who had to adjust to life where one of them might be permanently disabled due to COVID. And a sister haunted by the possibility that she may have been the one who transmitted the virus that killed her younger brother. Dalton, Georgia, is like many other American towns affected by COVID-19, as nearly one in seven have been infected by the virus. These accounts are from one area of America, but they repeat in town-after-town, state-after-state, and coast to coast.