live suppose at drive-ins. he it's tuesday, october 11th, 2022. this is the "cbs morning news." defending ukraine. world leaders will meet today one day after russia unleashed an aerial assault on a war-torn country. the damage left behind and the global demonstrations. >> this is a moment for us to draw a hard line in the sand. >> outrage in l.a. the city council president steps down after she's caught making rcist comments in a recording. why community members say more needs to be done. rail deal rejected. why a tent active agreement is now in jeopardy, renewing fears of a rail strike that could cripple the u.s. economy.

captioning funded by cbs renewing fears o a rail strike that could cripple the economy. good m good morning and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. this morning moscow is warning it will respond to the west's involvement on the war in ukraine. it comes as president volodymyr zelenskyy gets set to address leaders in the most powerful countries today during the virtual meeting of the g7. yesterday russia launched aerial missile attacks on civilians in ukraine. more than 80 russian cruise missiles hit cities across the country during the busy morning ukraine says 19 people were killed and more than 100 others were bounded. this dash cam shows cars and pedestrians narrowly avoiding a huge explosion in dnipro. officials are warning of the probability of more and to remain in shelters. in a tweet president biden said it demonstrated, once again, the brutality of putin's illegal

war. astrid matter martinez has more. >> good morning. these are some of the more severe missile strikes. the civilian death toll is rising along with global anger. president biden and other g7 leaders will hold an emergency virtual meeting this morning to discuss support for ukraine and ways to hold russian president vladimir putin accountable. it comes one day after more than 80 russian mill misaisles rained down on more than a dozen regions in ukraine. ukrainian officials say more than ten infrastructure targets were hit, leaving many without power, water, and heat. >> the entire world has once again seen the true face of the terroristic people who have killed our people. >> reporter: putin has claimed strikes were in retaliation for the destruction of a bridge that

the weekend. it's set off public demonstrations around the globe from sydney, australia, to bucharest, romania, outside the ukrainian embassy, to washington, dc, where demonstrators demonstrated on the russian embassy while singing at the gates. ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy will address the g7 laders at the top of the meeting. president biden condemned the attacks and promised additional security including air defense systems. the pentagon officials tell the cbs news the delivery of the first two systems are still a month away. >> astrid martinez in new york. thank you. well, ahead on "cbs mornings" we'll talk with retired lieutenant general hr mcmaster about what ukraine needs from the rest of the world. the superintendent in

uvalde, texas, where a gunman killed 19 students and two teachers in may has announced his plans to retire. uvalde superintendent hal harrell's announcement of retirement comes a week after the district suspended the entire school police force. and there was the hiring and firing of a state trooper after it was revealed she was on the campus on the day of the shooting as a state trooper. she's also under investigation over her response to the shooting. and the council in l.a. is under fire as the president made a racist comment. martinez faces a crisis of her own making, her political career in tatters. the first latina chosen to lead the l.a. city council caught on tape making insulting racist remarks last year. on tape obtained by the "l.a.

times," the democrat talks about the city's koreatown. >> i see a lot little short people. >> and she insults the black child of a white city council member. in spanish she says -- he's like a little monkey. >> this kid need as beatdown. let me take him around the corner, and then i'll bring him back. >> reporter: this recording leaked over the weekend. within hours she apologized. i hold myself accountable for these comments. for that, i am sorry. not good enough for dozens of protesters converging on her home. they want her gone, off the city council altogether, not just as president. >> this is the moment to draw a hard line in the sand. >> reporter: the council member is disgusted that martinez attacked our son with horrific racist slurs.

it's vile, abhorrent, and utterly disgracefu. >> they claim to represent us. they don't represent us. >> reporter: who recorded the tape, who leaked it, and why, is all unclear. but there's a growing clamor here for other resignations, the two city council members who talked to martinez on the tachlt why? because they never rebuked her for her comments. mark strassmann, cbs news, los angeles. the search for a missing georgia toddler has also turned into a criminal investigation, that's according to the police. the mother of 20-month-old quinton simon called to report her son missing. when she woke up, she told is the officers he was in his play pen inside the home outside savannah before she discovered he was gone. they do not think the biological father is involved. >> we understand people in chatham county and far beyond have become emotionally invested and they want answers. we're committed to finding those

answers and committed to finding quinton. >> dozens of fbi agents are helping in the search. the possibility of a nationwide rail strike is back on after the third largest u.s. railroad union rejected a new contract deal with freight railroads. the railroads and unions reached a last-minute tentative deal last month to avert a walkout. but all unions must ratify the contract by the middle of next month. more than half the workers of one union who voted to oppose the deal. both sides will now return to the bargaining table. and coming up, mold investigation. why the u.s. army is ordering a worldwide inspection of barracks and housing. and later, a new study on colonoscopies. why researchers say that they may not be as effective as previously thought. this is the "cbs morning news." thought. this is the "cbs morning news." i'm quite harmless, really. and when people ask, “but aren't you linked to dangerous flu complications,

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here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. "monday night football" brought on more controversy over the nfl's roughing the passer rule. kansas city chiefs defensive tackle chris jones stripped las vegas raiders quarterback derek carr from behind just before halftime. jones ripped the ball free and secured it himself in one motion. chiefs fans were thrilled, but referee carl cheffers threw a flag for roughing the passer. chiefs ultimately won, 30-9, but it came one day after another roughing call on tom brady. an important election wrap-up today. people nationwide are casting their votes for the fat bear week. bear 747 and bear 901 have clawed their way through the

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