His wagner mercenary group is accused of on the battlefields of ukraine, where russian missiles struck the city of levee eve, hundreds of miles from the front line, killing at least five and wounding dozens more. this is a civilian neighborhood, and apartment block, says resident vira luben. people were sleeping here. and they killed them. ukraine penetrated deep into russian held territory with its own strike. russia said it landed in a residential neighborhood. the ukrainian military says the secondary explosions are proof the target was in ammunitions depot. cbs news has learned tonight that the biden administration is expected to announce that it will provide ukraine with costs ammunitions, controversial weapons because of the potential to cause indiscriminate harm to the civilian populations. jericka? jericka: charlie d agata in
Soon as there is god s will, the weather, and the decision by commanders will do it. norah? norah: charlie d agata in ukraine, thank you. an update now on a texas high school cheerleader who was shot and critically wounded last week. well, she is now out of a hospital. payton washington is now home and she is continuing her recovery. police say she was sought by a man in a supermarket parking lot after another cheerleader opened the door to a car she mistakenly thought was hers. then that man opened fire. well, that cheerleader was grazed by a bullet. the 25-year-old accused shooter is now facing a felony charge. back here at home, summer is just around the corner, but as the temperatures rise, so do gas prices. that is already the case in one of the nation s largest metro areas, phoenix, in fact, it s more expensive to fill up in parts of arizona than in southern california, or even some hawaiian islands. while the national average for regular gas is $3.63 a gallon, in arizona, it is $4.70.
Evening. we expect to hear what russian president vladimir putin has to say about president biden s visit tomorrow in his own speech marking the anniversary of the invasion. norah. norah: charlie d agata in ukraine, thank you so much. that secret overnight trip to kyiv was months in the making incarnation with the secret service and every level of america s national security agencies. cbs s nancy cordes tells us how it all came together. sneaking the leader of the free world into an active war zone isn t easy. it took months of secret planning by a handful of officials from the pentagon, the secret service, the intelligence community, and the white house. it was an incredibly small team. reporter: amanda sloat was on that team, she is a top advisor to the president on european affairs. close held operation i think everyone wanting to do everything they could to get the president there and back safely. reporter: here s how they did it. instead of his usual 747, they