Tonight, the Justice Department takes action against police misconduct in two American cities,

finding years of abuse in Louisville, Kentucky, and potential violations in Memphis, Tennessee.

Here are tonight's top headlines.

The new findings of civil rights violations nearly three years after the death of Brianna Taylor.

This conduct is unacceptable. It is heartbreak. It erodes the community trust necessary for effective policing.

We speak with a family member of the Americans kidnapped in Mexico.

They were praying for, you know, you know, saying for all of them to return.

Russia continues to send waves of troops into the eastern Ukrainian city of Bakhmut.

So, there's a lot of incoming and outgoing here.

The acting head of the FAA in the hot seat.

Can you just right now assure the American people that flying aircraft in the United States of America is still the safest way to travel.

Yes, sir.

Port documents show that Fox News Chairman Rupert Murdoch was worried his network went too far with

2020 election denial claims.

And on this International Women's Day, Tony Morrison, the Nobel laureate, acclaimed novelist, and

former Princeton professor was immortalized on a new forever stamp.

Good evening and thank you for joining us. I'm Margaret Brennan in for Nora.

Tonight, what the FDA is saying about a nationwide shortage of Adderall and how it's impacting patients.

Plus, ahead of March Madness, meet the Rutgers player who traveled halfway around the world to live the American dream.

But first, the federal government is stepping in,

monitoring the police department of a large American city.

The Department of Justice report found that police in Louisville,

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