Tonight, we’re discussing the first Russian civilian killed in the war. Plus, the National Archives is preparing to send over more of former president Donald Trump's records to the House Committee investigating the insurrection. We'll also tell you about North Korea’s first reported Covid-19 case and how Disney+ is doing compared to other streaming platforms. Finally, the tentative settlement was announced today for survivors and family members of victims of the condo collapse in Surfside, Florida.

This evening, we start in Washington DC – where Congress failed to pass legislation aimed at preserving access to abortion nationwide. A New York judge lifted the civil contempt finding against Former President Donald Trump and his legal fines keep racking up. President Joe Biden blames Russia’s war in Ukraine for price pains and food shortages in the US. Sri Lanka’s President says its government will have new leaders soon, as unrest in the country continues. And Barbie has a new line of dolls coming out.

The first thing you’ll hear in this episode is the audio from a 911 call an Alabama corrections officer made while she was on the run with an inmate. We’ll tell you what US intelligence community thinks about Russia’s war in Ukraine and how it might affect China’s potential next moves. US drug overdose deaths hit a record high in 2021 and a Roe v. Wade reversal wouldn’t only affect abortion access. Plus, we’ll tell you which airlines are getting top marks from US passengers this year.

We begin this episode with the latest Consumer Price Index numbers out this morning. The US Senate is set to vote today on protecting abortion rights nationwide, as Republicans try to walk back Mitch McConnell’s comment. High winds are expected in the southwest today, as nearly 2 million people are already at risk from several wildfires. Scientists find most of Australia’s Great Barrier Reef coral has been bleached. And, a passenger without flying experience tries to land a plane.

We begin with bipartisan support for Ukraine, as the House passes a roughly $40 billion aid package that now heads to the Senate. Meanwhile, the Senate is also expected to vote on protecting abortion rights, despite not having the numbers to pass it - we'll tell you why they're going ahead anyway. Two closely watched Republican primaries put former President Trump's influence to-the-test last night. A veteran journalist has been killed and another wounded in the West Bank. And, a noose has been found at Stanford.

In this episode, we’re continuing coverage on a $40 billion-dollar aid package to Ukraine and where it stands in Congress. We also cover primaries in West Virginia and Nebraska. Then, we’ll break down a new CDC report about gun-related deaths in the US and a recall impacting nearly 130,000 Tesla vehicles. Lastly, we’ll tell you about a new Netflix subscription option with ads that may be in the works.

We begin with Russia’s continued attacks on a steel plant in Ukraine and the urgent request from a Ukrainian deputy commander about those trapped inside. Plus, we’ll hear from President Joe Biden about his administration’s plan to fight inflation in the US. We also have an update about an American who fell sick at a resort in the Bahamas amid a death investigation about three other Americans who mysteriously died there. Then, we’ll hear from the judge who acquitted celebrity chef Mario Batali in a sexual misconduct case. Lastly, we'll tell you what Elon Musk says he’d do about former President Donald Trump’s permanent ban from Twitter.

First up today, we've got more pain at the pump as the US economy continues to struggle. Tomorrow, Congress will vote on a bill to codify abortion rights, but it's not likely to get enough support. Health experts are emphasizing one key way to fight the Covid-19 pandemic. Meanwhile, the US is pledging $800 million for Syria and West Virginia and Nebraska have primaries today where the former President's power in the GOP will be tested again.

We begin with a deadly ending of the manhunt for an Alabama inmate and the corrections officer who helped him escape. The Senate passed a bipartisan bill for more security for Supreme Court Justices after protests began outside some Justices' homes. South Korea's new president says he has an “audacious plan” to strengthen North Korea’s economy - we'll give you the details. Meanwhile, the son of the former dictator of the Philippines looks set to win that country's presidential election. Plus, Police investigating a diver’s death, make a shocking discovery.

We begin with the US Congress expected to vote today on a nearly $40 billion aid package for Ukraine, after President Joe Biden warned that existing funds will run out soon. Biden is also expected to speak on inflation this morning, as a CNN poll shows most Americans feel the government isn't doing enough about rising prices. An Alabama inmate is back in custody and the corrections officer who helped him escape has died - we'll give you the details. Sri Lanka's military had to rescue the outgoing prime minister as deadly clashes continue. And, Marilyn Monroe breaks a record - we'll tell you how.