Russian troops have reportedly stormed the Azovstal steel plant in Mariupol, Ukraine, where hundreds of people are still trapped, while new evidence emerges about how many people died in the March attack on a theatre-turned-bomb shelter. Investigators with the United Nations are now in Ukraine, working to uncover and document alleged abuses and war crimes. Mission leader Matilda Bogner discusses the vast number of horrors, the UN team's obstacles, and why it could take years for accountability. What did he say? A heated exchange in the House of Commons has the Conservatives accusing Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of dropping an F-bomb. With fears the U.S. Supreme Court could overturn Roe v. Wade, the landmark 1973 ruling legalizing abortion, there are warnings about what other rights are in danger of being eroded, while some Republicans express concern about where the party is headed. Plus, how members of the Peguis First Nation in Manitoba are helping each other fend off severe floodwaters. And post-COVID, post-traumatic stress: the heavy toll the virus can take on people who watched their loved ones suffer.