US inflation hit 8.5% in March, and people don't think it'll get any easier soon. With prices high, President Joe Biden is making a boozy change to gas regulations. Sticking with gas - oil was one of the topics Biden and India's prime minister discussed in a call - we bring you those details. Meanwhile - the White House says Russia may interfere in the US elections. Plus, a 20 year firstĀ for the WNBA draft.

First up we hear from Ukraine's president warning his country is dealing with more landmines than almost anywhere else in the world. Meanwhile a former US marine detained in Russia is still waiting for his appeal as it's sent to a lower court. US consulate staff and families in Shanghai have been ordered to leave the city as Covid-19 cases continue to rise. In the Philippines at least 25 are dead after heavy storms. Plus, Philadelphia is bringing back its indoor mask mandate.

Tonight, we're bringing you the latest from Ukraine, a US Capitol attack case involving a former police officer, and Britney Spears' pregnancy announcement.

This evening, we’re talking about what credit ratings agency S&P called Russia’s “selective default” after being slammed with sanctions. Meanwhile, the Biden administration announced action on untraceable “ghost guns” and American medical debt.

President Volodymyr Zelensky says Ukraine is ready for Russia's incoming assault in the east of the country, as he claims ten of thousands are dead in Mariupol. As Covid-19 cases rise in the US, the White House coronavirus czar says it’s not cause for concern yet – we’ll tell you why. Pakistan elected a new prime minister today and a lot of people in the country aren’t happy about it. The hearing for two men accused of impersonating federal agents is slated to continue today. Plus, more tornadoes could hit some parts of the US this week.

Austria’s chancellor says he’ll tell Russia’s president “the truth” about the war in Ukraine during a face-to-face meeting in Moscow today. Meanwhile, another train station has been hit as Russian forces heavily shell the northeastern city of Kharkiv. US Marshals say 16 missing children have been recovered after a three-month operation in Louisiana. 3 Palestinians have been killed as violence continues in Israel and the Palestinian territories. Starting today, Americans can choose "X" as a gender-neutral option on passport applications. And, a new owner for the Masters' green jacket

We begin this episode with Ukraine’s president warning his people to brace for a new Russian onslaught, as we tell you about the new Russian General in charge of Russia’s invasion. President Joe Biden is expected to to announce new gun regulations as early as today, targeting so-called “ghost guns.” A Texas D.A. plans to dismiss a murder charge against a woman that law enforcement accused of participating in a “self-induced abortion.” After the first-round of voting, France’s president will face-off against a far-right candidate in the second round of presidential elections. And, Elon Musk won’t sit on Twitter’s board after all.

Officials at the US-Mexico border are warning of a surge of migrants seeking asylum in the coming months, in part due to the planned removal of a Trump-era pandemic border policy. We explore Title 42, its impact on migrants and why it’s forcing some Democrats into tricky territory ahead of the midterms.

Guest: Rosa Flores, CNN National Correspondent

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson meets with Ukraine’s president in person while cities in the east brace for more fighting. Steelers quarterback Dwyane Haskins is dead at the age of 24. The owner of a shooting range outside Atlanta is killed alongside his family during an apparent armed robbery. A prelaunch test for a crucial NASA rocket is delayed again. And “The Simpsons” break ground by featuring a deaf actor.

More humanitarian corridors are open in Ukraine as cities in the East brace for a new Russian offensive. At least one person was killed after a shooting in Houston, Texas. Illinois passes a bill aimed at helping survivors of sexual assault in the military. A flight carrying private citizens has arrived at the International Space Station. And Tiger Woods remains in the hunt at the Masters, just 14 months after a major car wreck.