Tonight, we're on the Ukrainian Polish border with the news that President Biden will head

to Europe and join 30 NATO leaders in an emergency Russia meeting.

Tonight, Russia advances toward the capital of Ukraine, as the mayor warns of a dangerous

moment ahead, and Russia has fired nearly 1,000 missiles. Plus, the three European leaders who traveled

to the war zone to show solidarity with President Zelensky. A CBS News exclusive, our visit with American

soldiers here in Poland, and an up-close look at the Patriot missiles that just arrived.

We are actually just 50 miles from the border with Ukraine,

and they are manning this air defense system 24-7.

Russian protest, the extraordinary bravery of a TV journalist,

crashing a live broadcast in Russia.

Tonight, her new message and the punishment from the Kremlin.

Surrogate babies stranded will take you inside the basement nursery.

The agony as biological parents don't know when they'll greet their children.

The day's other top headlines, the homeless killer suspect arrested, Pfizer's next booster shot,

and is daylight saving time a thing of the past.

This is a special edition of the CBS Evening News with Nora O'Donnell, reporting tonight from the border of Ukraine and Poland.

Good evening and thank you for joining us from the border of Ukraine and Poland.

Tonight, the third week of the war brought more bombs and destruction and more deaths and despair.

Russia's bombardment of Kiev picked up with near constant

shelling and airstrikes of residential buildings. A senior defense official says Russia has now

fired nearly 1,000 missiles. Tomorrow, Ukrainian President Zelensky will make a direct appeal to Congress

for more support. There's also some sad news tonight that more journalists have been killed.

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