Tonight, Russia strikes dangerously close to NATO territory as hundreds of women and children are still buried in the rubble of a bombed theater.

Non-stop shelling overnight with dozens of missile strikes across the country.

The images of a son crying over his mother's body after a Kiev apartment building is hit, covering a neighborhood with shrapnel and

glass. And the heartbreaking reminder, 109 baby strollers representing the children killed in this war.

Putin under pressure the Russian dictators chilling pro-war rally in Moscow. Detering China.

President Biden's nearly two-hour virtual call with President Xi,

trying to convince the Chinese leader not to provide support to Russia. Severe weather,

a suspected tornado flooding and thunderstorms hit Alabama. The threat continues tonight

as wildfires force evacuations in Texas. Moderna's fourth shot.

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Saving gas and money.

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This is the CBS evening news with Nora O'Don, reporting from the nation's capital.

Good evening and thank you for joining us on this Friday night.

Tonight, Russia's attacks on Ukraine are heading further west toward NATO allies.

Six missiles were launched at the western city of Lviv.

Ukraine's defense systems took down two of the weapons,

but the others took a direct hit on the town that is about 40 miles from the border with Poland.

And as the strikes continue, the refugee crisis grows worse by the day.

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