elise badoy, head of citigroup emea research stays with us.on't miss our interview with the hsbc cfo. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> we did take some additional provisions in the quarter against the balance sheet we have there, that's over around $250 million of additional provisions for russia exposures. we think that is a fairly complete provision for everything we can see at the moment. francine: hsbc cfo speaking to us about the impact of the war in ukraine after posting better than expected earnings for the first quarter. let's take a look at the markets with elise badoy, head of emea research at citigroup, i am dying to talk about twitter and elon musk, i don't know whether it changes anything for your appetite for tech stocks or if valuations are too expensive right now. elise: we are still overweight i.t. globally. when it comes to europe, it is less of a component. globally, what we are seeing is that is growth gets scarce we will still have attraction for growth. that actually will triumph eventually. if everything gets bad, l

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elise preston is in new york with that and more.ning, elise. >> reporter: good morning, diane. stock futures are pointing to a lower open this morning. among the companies reporting first-quarter earnings results today are tesla and procter & gamble. yesterday the three major indices had their best day in more than a month spurred on by technology, retail travel, and health care stocks. the dow gained 499 points. the nasdaq rose 287 points. the s&p 500 was up 70. >>> netflix stock plunged 25% after news the streaming service lost some 200,000 subscribers in the first quarter of 2022. this is the first time netflix has lost subscribers in a decade. it also projected a loss of another two million subscribers in the current quarter. netflix is hoping to increase revenue by minimizing password sharing and offering a lower priced plan with ads. >>> chicken chain popeyes announced a major expansion. it plans to open more than 200 new restaurants in the u.s. and canada this year, as well as more international locations. the company says mo

elise preston is in new york with that and more.iane. stock futures are pointing to a lower opening this morning as things ramp up with ibm, procter and gamble and netflix and tesla. the u.s. stock markets were closed friday for the holiday. >>> today is tax filing day. if you haven't filed your taxes or asked for an extension, time is running out. the irs is also warning there is a backlog. filers who did get their paperwork in on time will will have to wait for their refunds. the agency says this year anyone who filed a paper return may have to wait anywhere from six to nine months to receive a refund. tat's up from the usual six-week wait. >>> the fda is investigating lucky charms cereal after dozen ill after eating it. the fda says it has received more than 100 complaints from consumers just this year alone. general mills, the company that makes lucky charms, said its internal investigation did not find a link between the cereal and illness. >>> and the third installment of the "harry potter" spinoff series "fantastic beasts" hi

i'm elise preston at the scene with a look at the manhunt and police investigation underway. >>> baya transit agency talk security in the wake of the new york shooting. >>> bay area county falling short on saving water. new restrictions for you at home. good afternoon to you everyone at home. manhunt underway in new york for the suspect in subway shooting. >> looking live at the big apple earlier, 10 people shot at the height of rush hour this morning. elise preston has the story. >> reporter: terrified commuters poured out of a new york city subway train as it pulled into this brooklyn station moments after a gunman set up a smoke canister inside. >> even open fire striking multiple people on the subway and in the platform. >> reporter: a male suspect was last seen wearing a green construction best and gas mask hit several people before getting away. >> they had no regard for the individuals assaulted as they went about their daily lives. wins this 15-year-old on the way to school. >> i did not know what to do, i just got off the train and stay by police officers. >> john ramsey was

elise preston is in new york with that and more.e. >> reporter: good morning, diane. u.s. stock markets are closed today for the good friday holiday. yesterday four big banks, citigroup, wells fargo, morgan stanley, and goldman sachs reported steep profit declines in the first quarter of the year. the dow is down 113, the nasdaq fell 292 points, and the s&p 500 dropped 54. >>> this morning, twitter's board is considering elon musk's offer to buy the social media company and make it private. the world's richest person put in a $43 billion bid to take over the social media platform. musk explained why he wants control of twitter during a ted talk in vancouver yesterday. >> i think it's very important for -- that it can be an inclusive arena for free speech. it's important to the function of democracy. it's important to the function of the united states as a free country. >> musk, who is currently twitter's largest shareholder, said if his offer is not accepted, he would need to reconsider his position as a shareholder. >>> fees are go

i'm elise preston in new york. toll could surpass 20,000 as rushi continues its assault on the ukrainian city. the mayor is accusing russian forces of blocking humanitarian convoys. >>> california utility company pacific gas and electric will pay more than $55 million to the state for its role in sparking two major wildfires after being accused of using aged power lines. >>> and pop superstar britney spears is expecting. she announced her pregnancy on instagram. the news comes five months after the entertainer's conservatorship ended. for more news, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connecttv. i'm elise preston, cbs news, new york. >>> this is the cbs "overnight news." >>> good evening. thank you for joining us as we start a new week together. tonight ukrainian officials are warning residents in the eastern part of the country to flee ahead of an expected major assault by tens of thousands of russian troops. the pentagon is seeing an early indication that russian troops are trying to resupply after pu

is all about elise stefanik and she's the one behind this and putting the knife into this guy extremely ambitious and she's gone full maga so i think if they are thinking through his immediate future mayor donors he's been unless they keep him he can't block the trump people, kevin should get a food taster at this point. >> elise stefanik is mccarthy. this is cut six for my producers. before she became a trump cult leader she called him soft on putin and recognized russia attacked the 2016 election and urged him to release tax returns and went after him. she is kevin mccarthy. so to stay with you and all can't stand donald trump, you could tell. he said democrats can take him out. the problem i see is spinelessness, crowdedness, they're clutching for the ring and, you know, they think they're going to get it. >> right. they're all after this. they all believe they can get trump's blessing. trump's, you know, trump's fickle love will fall and then the day of the vote but the reality of the caucus, the republican caucus, not the republicans we grew up with. it more more nuttier and maga a

bush white house and state departments, one of our favorites, elise jordan.ou. calls for the eu to enact a full ban on russian gas is growing. we mentioned russia cut off supplies to poland and bulgaria. germany now dropping their objection. how prepared is your sense of it, is russia -- i'm sorry -- is europe willing to cut supplies, and what would be the implications of that move? >> well, germany coming forward and actually doing this, you know, this many months into the war, is significant. i do worry about what the ripple effects within the german economy is. a looming worldwide recession, although the white house economic adviser just batted that suggestion away in an interview. i worry about the ripple effects, but in terms of what we should be doing to weaken russia, this is a great move. this is going to lead the way for the total eu ban. >> so we'll recall in the run-up to the war that one of the excuses offered by vladimir putin is that nato expansion was a threat to russia. well, all his invasion has done is made more countries inclined to join na

elise preston with cbs news, new york. >>> u.s. european allies are ramping up the economic pressure on russia as ukraine reports growing evidence of war crimes. natalie brand has more on the u.s. response. >> there's nothing last happening than major war crimes. >> reporter: citing atrocities in ukraine including bucha, the u.s. along with g7 countries and european allies announced new sanctions against russia. they target president putin's adult children. foreign minister sergey lavrov 's wife and daughter, and russian security council officials. biden administration sanctioning russia's largest financial institution and the president signing executive order banning new investment in russia. >> keep raising the economic cost and ratchet up the pain for prudent and further increase russia's economic isolation. >> reporter: also wednesday, the u.s. justice department unsealed indictment charging russian oligarchs with violating previous sanctions and the doj is seizing millions of dollars at an account at a u.s. bank. >> our goal i

i am elise preston. >>> 4:47. time for a check of weather and traffic on this friday. >> let's start things with first alert meteorologist darren peck. we have our eyes on the weekend. >>> it's going to rain saturday morning. >> there you go. >> now i feel better. okay. we are going to get rain again next week. there are a couple chances. there is one on tuesday, doesn't look big. there is another one on thursday. that one could be better but let's give that more time to play out. let's get in temperatures because it is colder. a system that came through yesterday brings colder air with it. temperatures dip down to the upper 40s. you will feel the difference today but most of us are low 50s. grab the jacket. you don't need the umbrella. we are not looking at rain. we are done with the system that's come through with the exception of maybe a rare isolated left over 69red wood c upper 60s. let's look to the next chance of rain. a saturday system shows us. that gets us to the 3:00 a.m. hour tomorrow and it is fairly

elise preston reports from new york city. >>> stocks went higher wednesday. dow gained 344 points. nasdaq added 272. s&p 500 jumped 49. earnings season picks up this morning with financial giants goldman sachs, wells fargo, citigroup posting first quarter results today. yesterday jpmorgan chase posted disappointing earnings. profits fell 42% from a year ago in part due to supply chain issues and russia's invasion of ukraine. amazon will start charging sellers extra to cover gas and inflation. those who ship using fulfillment by amazon program will be charged a 5% surcharge beginning later this month. sellers who use third party services or ship orders themselves will not be affected. california wants to end the sale of gas powered cars in the state by 2035. california regulators unveiled a new plan to increase sale of electric and zero emissions vehicles over the next 13 years. to help the surge the state has set the goal of tripling the number of charging stations by 2025. new york is also working to ban sale of gas powered vehicles by 2035. that's your cbs money watch report. for

elise preston explains. >> reporter: patton hindle works from home.business that raises new money. it's starting its own new work project, changing its workweek from five days to four days. >> across the board we're seeing within the company people are very happy. >> reporter: hindle says working 32 hours a week four days a week gives her quality time with her stepson. >> instead of sitting down and working i was able to come back, watch a movie, give him the attention and love he really wanted. >> reporter: kickstarter is part of a pilot program as well as other companyies testing this nw model for six months. joe o'connor is ceo of 4-day global. they're showing 78% of employees are happier and less stressed and 63% of businesses find it easier to attract and retain talent. >> it's having enormous transformative impact on people's living in terms of well being, reduced stress and reduced burnout. >> reporter: a denver company that adopted a four-day workweek saw productivity stay the same, and that's what leaders at kickstarter are expecting. >> peop

i'm elise preston in new york.people remain stranded in the besieged city of mariupol. they are trapped without power and water. the ukrainian port city had a population of 450,000 before the russian invasion. >>> the deadline to file 2021 taxes is monday. those who request an extension will have until october. but if they owe money, it will . >>> for the first time since the pandemic began, boston marathon runners will take to the course on patriots day. 30,000 runners from 122 countries will compete in this year's boston marathon. this year marks the 50th anniversary since women began competing officially. 12,000 female runners are registered. for more news, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connecttv. i'm elise preston, cbs news, new york. >>> it's monday, april 18th, 2022. this is the "cbs morning news." >> the situation in mariupol is both dire militarily and h heartbreaking. >> last stand. the ukraine port city of mariupol is close to falling. the ultimatum soldiers rejected after weeks of heavy

elise preston is in new york with that and more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, diane.ck futures are pointing to a flat open this morning. yesterday investors brushed off another troubling inflation report. the labor department's producer price index showed an 11.2% hike in march compared to a year ago. it's the largest increase since records began in 2010. >>> the dow was up 344 points. the nasdaq gained 272 points, and the s&p 500 added 49. >>> amazon says it will begin charging sellers who use the company's fulfillment services an additiona that fee, of course, is expected to trickle down to customers. amazon cited rising fuel costs and inflation for the surcharge. the new fee kicks in on april 28th. it could impact orders that were made earlier but have not shipped. >>> starbucks says it's looking to increase employee benefits, but only for its nonunion workers. interim ceo howard shultz told the company's leadership that he is reviewing the benefits, but that legally he would not be able to offer them to unionized stores because of bargaining agreements. at least 1

i'm elise preston, cbs news, new york. >>> it's tuesday, april 12th, cemil weapalgatis.whye' conrn r. breaveigve weathe a powerfuorm syem brings tornadoes, hail, and h. >>> indoor mask mandates. the covid policy is back in one major u.s. city as a contagious subvariant sweeps across the country. captioning funded by cbs >>> well, good morning and good >>> well, good morning and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin with disturbing allegations in ukraine. the u.s. and nato allies are trying to confirm reports that russia used chemical weapons in mariupol. the ukrainian unit defending the port city made the claim in news yesterday. at least 10,000 people have died there, but the mayor fears that the death toll could double. british armed forces say that all options would be on the table if russia didid use chemil weapons. naomi ruchim is in new york with the latest on all of this. naomi, good morning. >> reporter: anne-marie, good morning. ukrainian officials are telling their citizens in the eastern part of the country to get out now as they brace for more aggressive atta

. >> unfortunately. >> elise preston of cbsmoneywatch.com.nks so much. >>> i am anne makovec at the live news desk continuing to follow this breaking news. twitter shares are up about 2%. that is after elon musks bid, $41 million bid, to buy the company came out earlier this morning. he said it in a tweet saying i made an offer with a link to his filing with the federal securities and exchange commission. $54.50 per twitter share, which he calls his best and final offer. he says if it is not accepted he will need to reconsider his position as a shareholder. if you have been following this, things have been escalating between musk and twitter with musk suddenly becoming the largest shareholder and twitter appointing musk to board of directors and then announcing that would not be happening. twitter sent a statement this morning saying that it is going to consider this proposal. we'll keep an eye on it. >>> it's almost game time. warriors are getting ready for start of the nba playoffs on saturday. it will be their first playoff game at chase c

elise preston, cbs news. >> that's impressive. >>> kpix news at 6:00 begins now with allen martin andth cook. >>> right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbs news bay area, how long is this heat going to stick around? the bay area, baking in record- breaking temperatures and it's only april. >> we are out here sweating, trying to have a good time. positive vibes. >> the snow survey was bad news, this heatwave is more bad news. when you can expect to start hearing about more water restrictions, not far away. >>> details of a break-in at a bay area nonprofit with dozens of sick children inside. >> who breaks into a compassionate housing facility? for little kids who have cancer? >>> a good evening, i'm allen martin. >> we begin with that record- breaking heat across the bay area. take a look at the crowds in stinson beach. people flocking to the coast to get some relief. >> the south bay in land really feeling it today. even san francisco hit 86. we have team coverage this evening. let's begin with first alert meteorologist paul heggen. >> as expected we tied or set a number of records acr

trey: all right, elise, i have pull from your house intelligent committee service. have we learned anything about putin and his motivations and his goal as this warhead progressed? >> well without getting into any of the classifies toward there have been multiple national security advisers said on the record this a desperate putin, a different putin in the words of secretary rice, putin has always been an authoritarian, that is a level of genocide that the world has not seen. i'm concerned that you are dealing with a very unstable vladimir putin. and certainly vladimir putin only looks to strength. i think that is one of the big mistakes that joe biden made in terms of giving away the nord stream 2 pipeline and slap on the wrist. the u.s. needs to act earlier in providing weapons and munitions, and we need to stand strong with the ukrainians. the other assessment, i don't think that people realized that ukrainians had such a significant will to fight. i have always believed that i have been to ukraine. they are proud, they are fighting with their lives, unfortunatel

bush white house and state departments elise jordan. joe has the morning off. >>> we begin with that huge setback for russia as its flagship vessel in the black sea has sunk. russia's defense ministry yesterday said the "moskva" was being towed to port after suffering heavy damages and sank in a storm. a day earlier ukrainian officials said their forces hit the ship with two anti-ship missiles, causing significant damage. moscow denied the claim, instead saying that a fire began on board causing ammunition to detonate. u.s. officials say they cannot confirm what caused the explosion on the vessel. the missile cruiser was a symbol of russia's naval power. willie, either way it is symbolic of russia flailing to an extent. >> yes, symbolic and strategic. we heard from pentagon press secretary admiral john kirby yesterday. at that point 24 hours ago he said they thought it was being towed back to russia. in the process of being towed we now know that that massive ship, the flagship of the black sea fleet for russia, has sunk now. let's go s

internationally recognized governmentally as pledged and 7 years of civil war. despite rashad, all elise words, hootie, rebels, and government forces accuse each other of breaking fresh sees fire. the war has killed more than 150000 people and created a humanitarian crisis. space ex 1st charter flight, as doc with the international space station. the vehicle brought 3 executives of the i as, as from the united states, canada and israel. on a week long trip, the space tours each page $55000000.00 for the ride. frances presidential race is tightening as the 1st round of voting gets underway. partial far right challenger melinda. append is gaining on incumbent manual mccaul is seeking a 2nd term in office. the manual crone is asking voters to back him for another 5 years in power. a few weeks ago, he enjoyed a comfortable lead in the polls. but his fall right challenge a marine le pen has steadily closed again. she's focused her campaign on the cost of living crisis that low to say is that biggest concern, while still promising radical anti immigration policies and barring an upset, she exp

a 26 year old kong elise refugee was killed during a routine traffic stop after he struggled with an officer over a stun gun. the united states says it's deeply concerned of islands between palestinian protesters and israel. the security forces in jerusalem. the west state department called him both sides to exercise restraint. more than 150 palestinians were injured and fridays clashes tensions a high after a series of attacks by palestinian militants and israel and israel security operations against palestinians which have led to dozens of death recently, o violence at a time when religious leaders usually called for peace. thousands of muslims gathered at the alex a mosque site in jerusalem for friday. prayers. witnesses say a small group of them started throwing rocks at israel. police police responded with tear gas and rubber bullets entering the mos grounds and making hundreds of arrests to palestinian red crescent emergency service said it treated more than 150 people for injuries. israeli forces said 3 of their officers were wounded in the exchange. neighboring jordan and the

turning now to some other stories, making news right now to people are dead and one injured after paris elise opened fire and a car that reportedly sped towards them police, the car was driving against traffic. the incident happened just hours after manuel mccomb claimed victory in the french presidential election. officials are investigating a blast that the legal oil refinery in southern nigeria that left at least a 110 people dead. dozens have been hospitalized with severe burns. injurious president has vowed to clamp down a makeshift oil facilities which have caused several deadly fires in recent years. beijing residents are in a rush for groceries as cove. 19 cases rise. china has been struggling to stamp out its worst outbreak in 2 years. harsh locked downs and mass testing are part of beijing. strict 0 coven policy. moves that are taking a toll on the public. turning over to sports and sundays, boone, this legal action at a berlin took on relegation. rival should god the teams were separated by a single point for kick off, but by the final whistle had his hopes of survival. i've been g

which elise or bore to the work, to clear the rubble and bore a junker has begun. it is significantly more dreadful. they're even more victims from the russian occupiers. and what will happen when the world learns the whole truth about what the russian military did and mary applied there on almost every street is what the world saw in butcher and other towns in the cave region after the withdrawal of russian troops. the same cruelty the same terrible crimes in general assembly has voted to suspend russia from the human rights council for its invasion of ukraine. 93 countries back the suspension 24 opposed it. moscow says the vote is politically motivated. western nations have slapped russia with more sanctions over its invasion of ukraine. the us senate has voted unanimously to support legislation to ban energy imports from russia. while the european union agreed to ban cole. us senators confirmed the 1st black woman to the supreme court content brown jackson was announced as president joe biden's. nobody in february biden says she'll be an incredible justice celeb

. >> carley: this is so wild, elise, what are your teammates and high school thing about this and youreammates? >> well, the team was pretty upset. all we were trying to do is spread a positive message here that was really our only to intention. i had people stop me in the hallway and say what are we doing? and so the community feedback has been great. >> carley: claire, school boards have gotten a lot of attention in recent months because of controversial decisions. does this once a prize you from yours? >> it doesn't, however, i do take comfort in the local news station picked up the story and they actually did a poll and asked they are viewers, do you think peace is political? 98% of respondents said they did not think peace was political. so the administration and the school board need to recognize they are and 2% on this one. >> carley: probably 0%. i don't understand how that could be political with democrats and republicans say in our country stands united with ukraine. it is just perplexing. we just showed footage of you at the school board meeting speaking out about this issue

yesterday, elise, i'm watching. first of all, rand paul, serious, deliberately, i don't know what he was doing, but that holding up of history. i don't know, lindsey, i don't know maybe did his tie get shredded? but then afterwards, given our history as a station, given the way women have been treated, the way black people have been treated, the way black women have been treated, just as a matter of history, it is a matter of fact, as much of a fact as this is a coffee cup, you don't think more republicans than mitt romney could have stayed in the chamber, taken to their feet and applauded the moment even if they didn't agree with her judicial philosophy? i'm sure i don't agree with a lot of her judicial philosophy, but you know what i agree on? this country, despite all of our problems, despite our screw ups, we are still stumbling toward being a more perfect union. a moment like that, stand on your feet and applaud. >> that is what was so sad about it, because it was such a huge moment and brought tears to my eyes

and elise, i think of the 2020 race and, you know, the primary calendar.actually creates a narrative for these candidates that often influences the electorate and what comes after each vote. i think immediately of what happened in south carolina, how that changed for -- changed everything for joe biden. what if south carolina would have been first? would there ever have been a doubt about joe biden clinching the nomination? will there be better narratives if another state goes first for bernie sanders or pete buttigieg, actually looking back in 2020. >> exactly. how different would the democratic primary have been if south carolina had that early position? tonight i was talking to a dnc insider who said it is near certainty that one of the first states will represent the diversity of the democratic electorate. and this insider pointed to georgia as a possible new option for the early slate and also south carolina is also going to be in there, especially after how decisive it was the last round. and no one can remember the absolute boondoggle of what went d

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>> elise preston of cbsmoneywatch.com. thank you so much. >>> today, time is up.s if you don't think you can finish by today, you can apply for an extension. this allows you an extra six months to only file, not necessarily pay. this year's extension gives you until october 17. extension or not, any money you owe still do today. there is no cost at all for filing an extension. >maretailers are in hot water after accusations of profiteering from the rising inflation. the 2021 consumer price index shows huge profit margins for many corporations. companies such as amazon, walmart, costco and more could be using soaring inflation rates as an excuse to raise prices. a watchdog organization accountable u.s. it says over the past two years the nation's top 10 retailers have collectively increased their profits by $99 billion. >>> tomorrow, the wallet creek city council set to discuss expanding cannabis sales within city limits. walnut creek currently allows to delivery services for medical cannabis. though there is only one currently operating in the city. the council wi

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>> elise, in my history, i cover 100 years. what i found in that research was that there's always been a tension between the conservative elites here in washington or new york city and the broader grassroots movement, which was more populist in orientation. what's happened in the last six years in particular is those conservative elites who once kind of guiding the movement, directing it, channeling that populist energy, they've been displaced. the movement is much more to populist and anti-elitist and much more willing to accept strategies that the right and conservative movement would have abandoned or rejected as being too centralized in the past. so we now see the right that is becoming so kind of distraught at the condition of america, at the rise of cultural progressivism in the united states that it's willing to use the levers at its disposal, political power to go after it, to change the country. >> david french, you were writing about this literally yesterday. you said it's time to stop using the term" conservative" to

well, first and foremost, you're absolutely correct, elise.nstance. in terms of nato, i'll give you three quick things that are happening. one is moving troops forward to the borders of nato. saying to the russians, don't even thing about it. to quote the president from his speech. so real military power moving forward. number two, the alliance has become the forum in which these conversations about sanctions and oil and gas and how we stand together and holding on to the russian reserves, which has become crucial. and then third and finally, the alliance without question has been central to supporting the ukrainians. and that means each of the individual nations are helping move weapons to the ukrainians. so nato is firing on all cylinders. and it is very heartening to see, and i think it's very disheartening for vladimir putin. >> yeah, mike, that's certainly true. and president biden and the west have turned the screws in terms of sanctions. it's true that the war is not going well for russia, but they do continue. we have new reporting jus

elise preston reports now from new york. >> reporter: civilians are struggling to find alternate ways to evacuate eastern ukraine , after a suspected russian missile strike killed dozens, and wounded more than 100 at a train station. the victims were trying to leave the region ahead of an expected russian onslaught. british military intelligence says russia continues to hit ukrainian noncombatants. the ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy urged a firm global response to the train station attack, calling it another russian war crime. on sundays 60 minutes, zelenskyy speaks. >> what evidence is there of war crimes across ukraine? >> the ukrainian security service has intercepted communications, he told us. there are russian soldiers talking to their parents about what they stole, and who they abducted. there are recordings of russian prisoners of war, who admitted to killing people. >> reporter: and a boston vigil, long rows of children's shoes symbolize the war's youngest casualties. in new york city, repelled a mostly silent protest. >> to bring attention to the fact that russian s

i'm elise preston in new york. the head of the russian republic warns the soviet nation will execute an offensive against mariupol, kyiv, and other major ukrainian cities. the u.s. has accused the russian official of human rights abuse. so far, ukraine has been able to hold off russian attacks in kyiv. the white house will roll out a new law against ghost guns. it comes as crime nationwide is high. scotty scheffler is the number one golfer in the world after winning his first major at the augusta national. tiger woods had his worst masters performance in his first tournament since a car wreck injured his right leg 14 months ago. for more news download the cbs news app on your cell phone >>> it's monday >>> it's monday, april 11th, 2022. this is the "cbs morning news." looming showdown. russia's military heads to eastern ukraine. the new images showing the kremlin is ready to launch a full-scale attack. >>> ba.2 wave. as americans unmask, a covid subvariant is fueling new cases. where new infections skyrocketed 89%

cbs' elise preston is near times square. >> reporter: here the marquis stars tested positive making it the third production to shut down because of new infections. >> "macbeth" is on the hit list. >> reporter: richard drysdale's seen nearly two dozen performances since the great white way reopened last fall. this weekend he's opting for a concert. is this the new normal? >> i think it's a new normal. i think it will keep changing as the pandemic changes. >> reporter: macbeth" is expected to hit the plaza again, the suite will have an extended run helping ticket holders reschedule. >> reporter: throughout the state, many support the lifted mandates but are acting with caution. >> it's not over yet. so i'm continuing to wear my mask. >> reporter: jonathan vigliotti, cbs news, los angeles. >>> a texas prosecutor says that he will ask a judge today to dismantle -- rather, to dismiss a murder charge against a woman over an alleged self-induced abortion. the 26-year-old woman was arrested thursday in starr county near the mexico border. it is not clear if she was accused of giving herself an

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didn't give further details or evidence that russia was responsible for civilian deaths, up which elise rewarding. the work to clear the rubble and bore a junker has begun. it is significantly more dreadful. they're even more victims from the russian occupiers. and what will happen when the world learns the whole truth about what the russian military did in marry a party. there on almost every street is what the world saw in butcher and other towns in the cave region after the withdrawal of russian troops. the same cruelty the same terrible crimes reports of killings like those in broad yankee and boucher have prompted the un to suspend russia from its leading human rights body. moscow has dismissed the move as a legal and politically motivated. christian silly me has more now from the un as atrocities in ukraine mount the countries ambassador appealed to the general assembly to hold russia accountable and suspend them from the geneva based human rights council. all you need to do is to press the yes button. and to save the human rights cancel and many lives around the world. and in ukr

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ah, elise biome protests is in july and go as the cash strapped. gov when pushes for. i'm a bailout. the us british and canadian leaders are promising to send more artillery, an anti tank weapons to ukraine. keith is preparing for what's being called the battle for don bass. russian forces have begun their assaults in the eastern region . if they're successful, they could essentially slice ukrainian to acid bag. now, listed on what russia refuses to call, a wall has now entered its 2nd phase, and its being dubbed the battle for don bass. oh sir authoration in the east of ukraine is a n, as was announced from the very beginning to fully liberate the dan yeske and logan's republics in this operation. oh will, we will continue with this beginning. i mean, another stage of this operation is beginning and then sure this will be a very important moment on this. and those special at the rish, ukrainians caught up in the fighting a forced to flee as russian forces pummeled cities and towns ukraine's president says russia will not be successful in the incentives for when you ar

five nights a week, across taipei, the music of beethoven's classic für elise signals the start of aine. the source of this domestic musical interlude? garbage trucks. yeah, you heard me. taiwan was once known as garbage island back in the '90s; now it's the international posterchild for recycling. but in order to make all this work, you have to make waste collection convenient for the people. and here, convenience means more than 4,000 pickup locations with mobile apps that alert users to nearby pickup spots. and while recycling is good, upcycling is even better. haven't heard that term before? well, the gist of it is rooted in the age-old concept of turning something old into something new. and this man right here is taking it to a whole new level... arthur huang holds a master's degree in architecture from harvard, where he specialized in sustainable development and renewable energy. in 2005, he co-founded miniwhiz, a company that develops and sells materials that are 100% recycled from waste. the exterior is made from pet bottles; the fenestration is made from recycled pcs, from

well, let's discuss this further with elise kaplan. she is the associate director in the international justice program at human rights watch is were to have you with us on d. w in east africa. now eliquis shape is the 1st suspect to be tried for war crimes committed in dar 4. how significant is this trial? this child is incredibly significant moment for our, for our sudan, for justice, generally around the world. this is the 1st time a leader is being held to account for the her riffing crimes committed and our for that the world 1st watched in 2003, 2004 in horror at the brutality of these crimes all of these years. no one has faced justice for the crimes at any significant level of responsibility. co shapes . trial is the 1st time someone is being held to account. and the international criminal court is really playing a role as a crucial court of last resort. sudanese authorities have not been willing or able to see justice for these crimes. but why has it taken so long to get to this point? there are a couple of factors at play. the

cbs reporter elise preston has more. >> reporter: ryan and sarah, a very active scene out side the train station in brooklyn. police believe they may have found the suspected shooter's vehicle, elsewhere in the city. >> reporter: terrified commuters poured out of the new york city subway train, as it pulled into this brooklyn station, moments after a gunman set off a smoke canister inside. >> 10 people were injured by gunfire, and an additional 13 were either injured as they rushed to get out of the train station, where they suffered smoke inhalation. >> reporter: police say a male suspect last seen wearing a green construction vest and a gas mask hit several people before getting away. >> reporter: detectives process the crime scene and recovered a nine millimeter handgun, extended magazines, and a hatchet. also found is gasoline and a bag containing consumer grade fireworks. >> reporter: this 13-year-old was on the train headed to school. >> i didn't know what to do. i just got off the train. tested by some police officers. >> reporter: john ramsey, who lives in the neighborhood saw pe

when president chirac decided to have the french elise website notjust in french but also in english, were not happy, whether that was in the establishment or elsewhere, the academie francaise, possibly, or elsewhere. he pushed for there to be a global news channel. he understood that a country like france that has a un security council permanent seat, it was essential that that voice be heard. so ted turner, when he created cnn, the cable news network, if we cast our minds back that far, was thought to be bonkers, frankly. then bbc world then decides to do the same thing in the 90s, and we can see that as the world has become more globalized, it is essential, as one of the other guests was saying, i think it was dominic, whether it's about brexit or partygate, there is huge interest. a change of prime minister in the uk, for example, would mean a different relationship with france, with the eu. what would it mean for brexit? what would it mean for the northern ireland protocol? and in terms of france broadcasting in english or, you know, reporting in english, there's a soft power ele

his body sat on fire. factors were identified through mobile phone videos uploaded to social media. elise in india's capital is on high alert as to violence between hindus and muslims. last week is the worst such incidents in delhi since 2020, when fighting killed, more than 50 people. and as elizabeth foreigner reports, pensions between communities been rising in recent months, police and paramilitary forces remain on the streets of john. good pooty, 2 days after hindu celebrating a religious festival fought with muslim residents. here, police are forcing people to stay indoors. and the predominantly muslim neighborhood in northwest deli was a man of unequal, never heard about muslims, can even move out of the homes. the police isn't acknowledging what the hinders did . wow, it hinders karen's wards in a religious procession. haines organizations can raise their slogans. we don't have a problem with that, but when we celebrate our festival, do we raise such slogans outside temples, phone videos appear to show him to his carrying swords as they held a procession through the neighbourhood