that again. i certainly hope so. reporter: now, dr. agus says in most cases, aphasia is not treatable. it really depends on what caused it, and willis family is not saying. though we haven t seen the last of bruce willis. he has been shooting several projects over the last year or so, and some are expected to be released later this year. norah. o donnell: we re wishing him the very best. carter evans, thank you. still ahead on tonight s cbs evening news, despite tensions between the u.s. and russia, an american astronaut hitches a ride home aboard a russian capsule. here, you don t have to love cars to save when you bundle your home and auto. but if that s what you re into. that s cool. bundle and save up to 25% with allstate.
but the russians, a reboot for the russians is more of the same that we have seen. this level of brutality. possibly more even. major general spider marks, good to have you on, thank you. thank you very much. this morning, we learned at least 15 people, 15 people were killed in a russian strike on a government building in mykolaiv, not a military target, a city that has seen some of the heaviest fighting so far. we ll have the mayor next live. also new this morning, new republican support for judge ketanji brown jackson s nomination to the supreme court. and american astronaut mark vande hei back on solid ground, after setting a record for consecutive days in space. details on his trip home with two russian cosmonauts. allergies don t t have to be scary. spraying flonase daily stops your body from overreacting to allergens all season long. psst! psst! flonase all good. [zoom call] .pivot. work bye. vacation hi!
think that ukrainian soldiers in mariupol never lay down their weapons so easily. so, you know, i think the war will continue and especially proposal and hopefully there s not going to be as many civilian. yeah, well, asami tajima you and your colleagues are doing fantastic work over there. best of luck to you. stay safe. thank you for coming on . we appreciate it. thank you so much for having me. well, an american astronaut is back safely on earth after catching a ride on board a russian capsule. the mission is monumental as tensions flare between the u.s. and russia over the war in ukraine. fox news senior correspondent phil keating has more on that touchdown confirmed twenty eight a.m. central time after spending a record three hundred and fifty five consecutive days in space ,astronaut mark vanderheiden is back on earth. the soyuz capsule touched down in kazakhstan wednesday carrying vanderheiden along