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we will see you back here at 6:00. the weekend news is next. news updates are always on kpix.com, we will see you in 30 captioning sponsored captioning sponsored by cbs diaz: tonight, battle for ukraine. the fighting intensifies across the country. invading russian forces close in on the capital, kyiv. today, this residential tower taking a direct hit. ukraine s president vowing not to surrender. cbs news is there. reporter: i m charlie d agata in kyiv, ukraine. we re on the streets of the capital with the latest on the russian invasion and what ukrainian soldiers and civilians are doing to stop it. diaz: ukrainians rush to borders seeking refuge. my country is dying for all of us. diaz: president biden orders more military aid to help repel the russians. also tonight, russian repercussions from the world of
0 news updates are always on kpix.com. see you in 30 minutes. captioning sponsored by cbs tracy: tonight, hospitals overwhelmed by the unprecedented covid surge. i.c.u.s packed in some states as deaths rise nationwide, even as new infe infections in some regioning start to fall. reporter: i m lilia luciano in l.a. county, which leads california in new infections, and hospitalizations are climbing. tracy: also tonight, the u.s. sends lethal aid to ukraine as tensions with moscow rise. reporter: i m holly williams near ukraine s northern border with russia. on the other side of that frontier, russia has massed nearly 100,000 troops fueling fears of an invasion. tracy: plus biden briefed. national security officials update the president on ukraine as he marks a landmark court decision now under attack on the homefront. in new york, a gunman kills one police officer and critically wounds another. reporter: i m michael george in new york, where there s mourning but also anger
news updates always on kpix.com or just wait 30 minutes. we ll see you then. captioning sponsored by cbs yuccas: tonight, rain, and lots of it, as a bomb cyclone gets set to blast the west coast. the ferocious storm set to deliver sheets of rain and feet of snow. if they say evacuations, i ll just get the hell out of dodge. yuccas: we ll get the forecast from meteorologist jeff berardelli. also tonight, new details into the deadly movie shooting. what investigators say alec baldwin was told before firing that fatal shot. yuccas: plus, democrats say they re near a deal on president biden s spending plan. what s in and what s out. inside haiti: cbs manuel bojorquez reporter s notebook on one of the most dangerous countries in the world. also, volcano watch.