now both living through another war. who do you blame putin, of course, it s russia we didn t invade anyone she says in russian. even though we re old, she told me, we still want to live. anna and her husband are now among the more than 12 million ukrainians displaced because of the war. lester. kelly, thank you. one of america s most famous chefs, mario batali, was found not guilty today of indecent assault and battery. a boston judge delivered the verdict in the nonjury trial a woman accused batali of forcibly kissing and groping her at a bar batali s lawyer said the woman lied for fun and she lied for money referring to a lawsuit she filed. let s turn to the growing state battles over abortion rights after the leak of that draft supreme court decision that could overturn roe v. wade. new efforts tonight aimed at
0 his top domestic priority and taking aim at what he calls the gop s ultra maga economic policies how republicans are firing back. also tonight the dramatic capture, the sheriff saying a fugitive inmate and an alabama corrections officer planned for a shootout with police before a car crash ended the 11-day manhunt. the officer apparently taking her own life the arsenal police say the fugitives had and the tip that led officers to them. the deadly missile strike in the critical port city of odesa. a shopping mall destroyed. our team inside ukraine tonight. celebrity chef mario batali, the verdict in his sexual misconduct trial the senate on the eve of a vote on abortion rights and now the growing battle can states block women from going out of state for abortions? the extreme fire danger in the southwest and tracking severe storms in the central u.s. and elon musk weighing in on donald trump s twitter ban, would he lift it if he takes over the company good evening fill h