This evening, we’re discussing Russia’s dwindling military, egg price increases, and a cruise ship purchased on Craigslist.

Tonight, we’re discussing a deadly attack on a Ukrainian train station, the verdict for the men accused of plotting to kidnap Michigan’s governor, and Will Smith's punishment from the Academy Awards.

This afternoon, the death toll from the Russian missile attack on a Ukrainian railway station has risen. Future Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson will be at the White House this afternoon to celebrate her confirmation. Many power hitters in Washington, DC have come down with Covid-19, causing concern for President Joe Biden’s health. North Korea appears to be preparing for another type of nuclear test and life expectancy in the U.S. dropped again in 2021.

We begin with more on the deadly missile strike that hit a train station in east Ukraine, filled with people trying to flee the fighting. Meanwhile a Russian official has spoken for the first time about the scale of the country’s losses in Ukraine. We'll tell you about frustrations boiling over, as people in Shanghai remain under lockdown. Two Black NFL coaches have joined a racial discrimination lawsuit. Plus, Gen X now has a majority on the Supreme Court.

In this episode we bring you the latest on Ukraine, where a railway station in the east of the country with thousands of civilians trying to flee has been hit by a missile strike. Meanwhile, we’ll tell you about a new video that appears to show Ukrainian forces executing a Russian prisoner. Israeli forces this morning say they’ve killed a gunman who carried out an attack on a bar in Tel Aviv last night. In the US, Alabama’s State House has approved a bill making it a felony to give gender-affirming care to minors. And, do you think there’s a gift shop in space?

This evening, we’re discussing new civilian deaths in a Ukrainian town, a deadly shooting in Tel Aviv, and Pink Floyd’s new song to help Ukraine.

Tonight, we’re discussing Judge Kentanji Brown Jackson’s historic confirmation to the U.S. Supreme Court, the New York Attorney General asking that former President Donald Trump be held in civil contempt, and Walmart's plan to hire more truck drivers.

The Senate is expected to go ahead with a vote to confirm Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson to the Supreme Court. Another big vote is happening in New York - where the United Nations General Assembly will decide whether to kick Russia out of the Human Rights Council.  Meanwhile a man is convicted of multiple offenses, including sex trafficking, after he moved into his daughter's college dorm room. In Puerto Rico an island-wide power outage is leaving people in the dark. And you can now rent a condo in the world's skinniest skyscraper.

History is expected to be made today as the Senate is likely to confirm Ketanji Brown Jackson to the Supreme Court - with bipartisan support. In Ukraine, civilians are being urged to flee as Russia ramps up attacks in the country's east. Busloads of undocumented migrants will be sent to Washington DC, courtesy of Texas Governor Greg Abbott. You'll also find out why a Turkish court has agreed to transfer Jamal Khashoggi’s murder trial to Saudi Arabia. Plus, Tiger Woods return to the Masters.

The EU's top diplomat hopes to announce a new round of sanctions on Russia today as NATO countries meet to discuss the situation in Ukraine. Meanwhile Russian forces are ramping up attacks in eastern Ukraine, as the mayor of Mariupol describes his city as a "new Auschwitz." The WHO reports a drop in global Covid cases and deaths, though that's partly because of a change in how counting is done. Police say Sunday’s deadly mass shooting in Sacramento was gang-related. Plus, one city got a month's worth of rain in just one night.