KNX In Depth: Mariupol resident escapes city and loses home--Warning of Russian cyberattacks in U.S.--Ukrainians at the U.S./Mexico border--Panic rooms in LA

Senators finally get their chance to question Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson. She's been defending her record as a federal judge to Republicans who've been trying to frame Jackson and Democrats in general as soft on crime. But will that strategy actually work? We go In Depth. We head back to Ukraine to talk to a woman who escaped Mariupol, the port city that's been under heavy Russian attack. She says she's still waiting to reunite with her parents. President Biden warned businesses to watch out for Russian cyberattacks. If those do come fast and furious, could it spark a military response?More and more migrants are showing up to the U.S./Mexico border from Ukraine and even Russia. We go In Depth into how they're planning to get into the U.S. A commercial plane in China crashes, apparently killing everyone on board. It basically fell from the sky. We try to figure out how. Remember that movie Panic Room with Jodie Foster? She had a safe room to hide when thieves broke into her home. Well, worry about such an event has more and more homeowners here in LA planning to build their own panic rooms.  To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices