It's Tuesday, March 15th. I'm Gideon Resnick.

And I'm Josie Defi Rice, and this is what a day, where the return of Tom Brady has made us give up on our dreams of being quarterbacked for the Tampa Bay Fuccaneers.

I'm going to have to get the Fuccaneers logo untatued across my face, and I only have money for the tattoo.

Very tragic. On today's show, the MLB Lockout is over. We're going to learn how it happened. What is next and how it already impacted cities that depend on baseball.

When we talk about the economic impact, we got to think about like the communities that are impacted.

Plus, authorities in New York and DC are looking for a man that they say shot five unhoused people in both cities.

But first, let's bring you an update on Russia's invasion of Ukraine as of our record time at 930 Eastern.

On Monday, delegations from the two countries again met for talks in hopes of reaching a ceasefire.

There was reason to be hopeful on Sunday when a Ukrainian president, Volodymyr Zelensky's advisors, said that Russia was, quote,

starting to talk constructively and anticipated that the two countries, quote, will reach some concrete results literally in a few days.

Yesterday's talks once again ended without reaching an agreement, though they are expected to resume today.

Yeah, and meanwhile, Russia just accelerated their attacks on Ukraine. So what is the latest that we know there?

Yeah. So Russia expanded its missiles attacks even further, hitting quiet residential neighborhoods in Kiev and other cities.

Not really the actions of a military looking to scale back, get in.

In response to the escalating attacks, UN Secretary General Antonio Guchera said Monday that Ukraine was, quote,

being decimated before the eyes of the world.

He accused Russia of attacking 24 health facilities, along with leaving hundreds of thousands of people without food or electricity.

Yeah, it is truly impossible to grapple with. So on that note, can we talk a little bit more about how these increased attacks were impacting Ukrainian civilians?

Gideon, unsurprisingly, these attacks have put Ukrainians in an even more desperate situation.

In the southern coastal city of Maria-Paul, approximately 400,000 civilians have been trapped for over a week without heat, food, or clean water.

While a few hundred people were able to get out of that city via safe passageways yesterday, it was a small fraction of the evacuation necessary right now.

A humanitarian convoy was sent to Maria-Paul, carrying a hundred tons of food, water, medicine, and other supplies,

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