injuries. for more news, download the cbs news on your cell phone. i'm elise preston, cbs news, new york. it's monday, february 7th, 2022. this is the "cbs morning news." >> we believe that there's a very distinct possibility that vladimir putin will order an attack on ukraine. >> fears of war. russia continues its military bu ouks why the standoff moves into a pivotal phase this week. demanding justice. protests spread in minneapolis after the s.w.a.t. shooting death of amir locke. how it's already forced the city to make changes. heroic crossing guard. an officer risks her life to protect a student from being hit by a car. well, good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. u.s. officials issued one of the

most urgent warnings yet in the standoff between russia and ukraine. they say a russian invasion could happen any day now.ops de in north carolina yesterday bound for eastern europe. president biden said that he won't send troops to ukraine, but the deployment show u.s. commitment to nato. today french president emmanuel macron hopes to use tension by meeting with russian president vladimir putin. he'll meet with ukraine's counterpart tomorrow. laura podesta is in new york following the latest developments. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. at the same time france is trying to establish some diplomacy and deter war, the u.s. will be trying to ramp up support for an allied effort in the case violence does break out. biden is meeting with germany's leader today. members of the 82nd airborne landed in poland this weekend as the u.s. builds up forces in eastern europe. >> obviously during this period of uncertainty we know that we are stronger together.

>> reporter: u.s. officials are hoping to deter a russian invasion of ukraine. >> we're in the window where something could happen. >> reporter: more than 100,000 russian troops are along the ukrainian border. sources tell cbs news that's about 70% of what's needed to launch an offensive. >> this is the single-greatest threat europe has faced since the 1940s. >> if war breaks out, it will come at an enormous human cost to ukraine, but we believe that based on our preparations and our response it will come at a strategic cost to russia. >> reporter: estimates are that an invasn cause 100,000 civil casualties and five million refugees. russia's deputy ambassador to the united nations called that madness and scare mongering in a tweet and added, "what if we would say that u.s. could seize london in a week and cause 300,000 civilian deaths?" president biden was asked by reporters what russian president vladimir putin is looking to

accomplish. >> i think things he cannot get. >> reporter: mr. biden will meet with the new german chancellor, olaf scholtz, at the white house today. germany has been criticized for not doing more to support ukraine. germany has refused to send arms to ukraine. most recently, anne-marie, offering 5,000 helmets instead. >> laura podesta in new york. thank you so much. well, jury selection is set to begin today in the federal hate crimes trial of the three men convicted of murdering ahmaud arbery. travis mcmichael, his father greg, and william "roddie" bryan are accused of violating arbery's civil rights and targeting him because of his race. the mcmichaels withdrew their guilty plea after a judge rejected the terms. arbery was chased, shot, and killed while running in a georgia neighborhood almost two years ago. all three men were sentenced to life in prison. and the mayor of minneapolis issued a moratorium on no-knock warrants in the city after police shot and killed a man during a no-knock raid on his

apartment. 22-year-old amir locke was killed by a s.w.a.t. team trying to i a police body cam video shows him under a blanket on a couch holding a gun before an officer shot him. police say locke was not the subject of the warrant. hundreds of people marched t cobe me,could ts of anyone i care about. i could be walking home, i could be asleep, i could be at work, i could be anywhere. i would like to see the police officers held accountable first and foremost. >> locke was licensed to have the gun, and the shooting is under review. new cases of the coronavirus are falling in the u.s., but deaths are still on the rise. more than 902,000 americans have died from the virus since the pandemic started. on friday, the u.s. reported 371,000 infections. that's roughly one million fewer cases compared to omicron's peak

almost a month ago. former fda commissioner scott gottlieb believes that some states might start lifting mask mandates in schools. he cited connecticut, new jersey, and new york where cases are down, and vaccination rates are up. as a nation there's still a long way to go. here's lilia luciano. >> reporter: spread out by omicron, daily deaths have jumped nearly 30% in the last two weeks. most in states with low vaccination rates. more than 120,000 americans are hospitalized with covid, but admissions are slowing and new infections are plummeting nationwide. cases have dropped more than 70% in maryland and new york. >> we're a good part of the way through the omicron wave. we're not close to the end now depending on how you measure that. i think this is going to be a long struggle. >> reporter: health experts say the best defen booster shot, and masking, though just nine states still require masks indoors. and the anti-mandate battle is

spreading across canada. hundreds of trucks and thousands of people continue blocking roads. >> i support the truckers because they're standing up for freedom. >> reporter: patience is running thin with counterprotesters demanding an end to disruptions. [ horns ] ottawa's mayor declared a state of emergency because of those protests. here in the u.s., some of those remaining indoor mask mandates will soon be lifted, including here in california on february 15th. lilia luciano, cbs news, los angeles. a navy s.e.a.l. candidate who died hours after completing so-called hell week has been identified. the navy says 24-year-old kyle mullen died friday at a hospital in the san diego area. the sailor joined the military last year. his cause of death is unclear. he and another candidate reported experiencing symptoms of an unknown illness. the other sailor remains in a hospital in stable condition. and chinese tennis player

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our top stories this morning -- the biden administration says a russian invasion of ukraine could happen any day now. u.s. troops departed ft. bragg in north carolina yesterday bound for eastern europe to show solidarity with nato. french president emmanuel macron is in moscow today to meet with russian president vladimir putin. tomorrow, macron meets with ukraine's president. and the mayor of minneapolis issued a moratorium on no-knock warrants after police shot and killed a man during a no-knock raid on his apartment. 22-year-old amir locke was killed by a s.w.a.t. team trying to issue a warrant in a murder investigation last week. police body cam video shows him under a blanket on a couch

police say locke was not the subject of the warrant. new orleans may be the birthplace of jazz, but london is giving this essential american art form new life. ian lee takes us to a famed british jazz club that's giving instruments a second act. >> reporter: it's the end of the road for ron eve's family heirloom. ron's dad played this trumpet during world war ii, but it's been collecting dust for decades. why did you want to donate is here versus selling on ebay? >> to help a child to learn an instrument would be great. definitely i had no compunction about bringing it here. >> reporter: he brought the instrument to ronnie scotts, one of the world's most iconic jazz clubs. what kind of legends have graced this stage? >> there have been so many. anyone from miles davis, dizzy gillespie, the great ella fitzgerald. >> reporter: hundreds of folks delivered their worn, beat-up,

and sadly at times brand-new and unwanted instruments during the club's latest charity drive. who are the kind of people bringing in instruments? >> anyone from the young or old person who bought an instrument during the lockdown and decided they weren't going to be this big star to people who bought instruments years ago and, you know, haven't had the chance to practice for one reason or the other. ♪ >> reporter: the instrument amnesty is in its third year and distributes donations to schools charities. >>ors whou havaccessmuucatn. especially if you're in an underprivileged area. >> reporter: it looks like every nook and cranny there's an instrument. volunteers restore them to make sure they're pitch perfect. >> i looked and thought there's no way you can do anything with it, but it can be fixed apparently. >> reporter: for these people, it's kind of like the music died.

>> but they want the music to live on, that's the most important part. >> reporter: ian lee, cbs news, london. coming up on "cbs mornings," musician julian lennon talks with anthony mason about auctioning off nfts of beatles memorabilia including items there his father, john lennon. plus, we'll hear from bestselling author david magee on his memoir "dear william," about how he came to grips with the death of his son from opioid addiction. and smithsonian secretary lonnie bunch reflects on black history month and tells us about a documentary about slavery. that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day.

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