Good evening. I'm

I'm Amin Navas. Jeff Bennett is on assignment.

On the news hour tonight,

below the Mir Zilinsky renews his call for long-range weapons from the United States after two Russian

missile strikes kill dozens in Ukraine.

Jeff Bennett sits down with Justice Katanji Brown Jackson to discuss her new memoir, detailing her

journey to become the first black woman on the Supreme Court.

I'm the first black woman, as you say, but not the first black woman who could have done this job.

And growing concerns over voting security as former President Trump asserts that he had every right to interfere in the news hour.

Ukraine is reeling tonight after one of the deadliest Russian strikes since the full-scale war began

more than two and a half years ago.

Authorities say two missiles hit a military academy and a hospital in the Central Eastern town of Polthava today,

killing at least 50 people and injuring hundreds more.

Nick Schifran has our report.

Hundreds of miles from the front line, Russia's ballistic missiles struck so quickly.

Ukrainian cadets had no time to search for safety.

A military school building and a nearby hospital both destroyed a nearby homes damaged.

Violence has shattered this and every Ukrainian city and residents long ago forgot what it feels

like to be safe.

Alexander cleaned up his broken window.

There were two powerful explosions, one after the other, everything flew out of the cover. Everything was covered in glass.

And a nearby school dusted itself off despite the danger, said 12-year- old A Lisa Stebel

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