Oh, well, hello. Hi. Thank you for being here. It's Tuesday, March 22, 2022. That's a lot of

twos. It's first thing with Kevin Mano. Hi there. A bunch of celebrity birthdays today.

Football player J.J. Watt celebrating actress Constance Wu, my fellow Nashville resident Reese

Witherspoon, Bob Costas, Keegan Michael Key, CNN's Wolf Blitzer. He's 74 today. I feel

like he's been 74 my entire life. And good old Billy Shatz, William Shattner. He's 91 years

old today. Happy birthday to all. Do boldly go where no man has gone before. Okay, I always

start with the top stories. And again, your daily update on Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

According to most outlets, Russia's ground advancement has slowed down over the past few days

as it is now mainly being led by artillery rocket and crude missile attacks. Ukraine is

accusing Moscow of illegally deporting children following reports. The troops were directing

Ukrainian civilians into Russian controlled territories. And for the people of Russia, who

by all accounts are being lied to about this war, a Russian court has officially ruled

the activities of Facebook and Instagram as quote, extremist and has banned the two platforms

in the country. Meanwhile, President Biden warned that evolving intelligence here in the

US shows that Russia has been considering launching cyber attacks against certain US targets

and the businesses should do what they can to prepare for that.

I will have a couple more stories out of Ukraine coming up in a minute here, but let's

talk about sports for a second round play in the NCAA women's tournament wrapped up last

night. And their sweet 16 is now set as well. One of the most talked about games was Notre

Dame nearly doubling the score of Oklahoma. They won 108 to 64 last year's national championship

runner up Arizona didn't survive. They got knocked out by North Carolina. And a big

adjustment was made yesterday as the South Carolina game cocks who have been ranked

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