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elizabeth palmer, cbs news, beijing. >>> now the weather. today intense sorms from the south to the northeast, this is oklahoma, which was swamped early today. the rain fell fast, leading to flash flooding and high-water rescues. and after a brutal week of blistering temperatures, can it get any hotter? the answer, yes. meteorologist paul goodloe from our partners at the weather channel has the forecast. >> major, this steamy sunday has turned into a very stormy sunday. the storms are not going to stop overnight but continue even into monday. the big concern is flash flooding. the southeast popping up storms, lines of storms, damaging wind, hail and a lot of heavy rain coming through there. damaging wind is going to be the biggest threat and then flooding rains in some areas you see the rain through overnight. the mid-atlantic, the northeast also being pummeled by storms for much of your sunday, continues throughout the rest of the evening. and then on monday some of the storms from this evening still rolled into early morning and pushing in

as cbs's elizabeth palmer reports, there was no mention of ukraine. [ speaking in global language ] >reporter: a flotilla of russian fighting ships marked navy day in st. petersburg. it was all crisp uniforms and ceremonial salutes, with no hint the country's land and air forces have been battered and depleted by the war in ukraine. in moscow, though, there was no ignoring war. armed drones attacked buildings in the central business district early this morning. witnesses screaming in shock. the city's mayor blamed ukraine, which has neither confirmed nor denied responsibility. earlier this week in a sign russia may try to scale up the conflict, lawmakers raised the age for conscription for men from 27 to 30. this law is written for a big war, said the deputy, and it already smells like a big one. president putin still won't call it a war, but a special military operation. no one is fooled, though, least of all the african leaders who attended a summit in st. petersburg just days after russian missiles slammed into ukrainian grain silos and russia said it would no longer allow shipment

as cbs's elizabeth palmer reports, there was no mention of ukraine. >> reporter: a flotilla of russian navy day in st. petersburg. it was all crisp uniforms and ceremonial salutes. with no hint the country's land and air forces have been battered and depleted by the war in ukraine. in moscow, though, there was no ignoring that war. armed drones attacked buildings in the central business district early this morning. witnesses screaming in shock. the city's mayor blamed ukraine, which has neither confirmed nor denied responsibility. earlier this week in a sign russia may try to scale up the conflict lawmakers raised the age for conscription for men from 27 to 30. "this law is written for a big war," said deputy andrei kartapolov, "and it already smells like a big one." president putin still won't call it a war but a special military operation. no one is fooled, though, least of all the african leaders who attended a summit in st. petersburg just days after russian missiles slammed into ukrainian grain silos and russia said it would no longer allow shipments from ukraine of grain that afr

elizabeth palmer reports from beijing. >> reporter: she'll have two days of high-level meetings withquick trip meant to get the u.s./china relationship back onto a less hostile footing. but it is a tough assignment. this spring, xi jinping accused america of containment, encirclement, and suppression, basically trying to get in the way of china's rise as a superpower. he's angry about a whole raft of u.s. tariffs on chinese goods, and the biden administration's restrictions on the sale of advanced electronics to china on the grounds of national security. in a tit for tat move yesterday, china announced it would restrict the sale twof metals that it mines and that are essential to the manufacturer of microchips. neither side is expected to make significant concessions during these meetings, but at the very least, secretary yellen will try to head off further escalation. after all, the u.s. and china, for better or for worse, are huge trading partners. and as the secretary herself has said, decoupling the two economies, ending that economic relationship, would be disastrous. >> that wa

elizabeth palmer has more from tel aviv. >> reporter: a fresh wave of anger and disbelief after the lawd yesterday, curbing the power of israel's supreme court. thousasands of prorotesters cout quite believe it had actually happened. >> this is my country, and they have kidnapped our citizen, and it's not supposed to be. >> reporter: as night fell, a car barreled into a group of demonstrators, injuring three. and the police used water cannons to disperse crowds blocking roads. prime minister benjamin netanyahu spoke to the nation last night, calling his reform a necessary democratic step to restore balance. but opponents argue it's done just the opposite, leaving virtually all power in the hands of the prime minister, who is facing corruption charges, and his right-wing and religious allies. >> both those who support this and obviously those who were against it are in shock. >> reporter: political analyst barack ra veed says the economy has already taken a hit, and a brain drain is coming. >> just in the last 24 hours, a thousand doctors, physicians, entered in a whatsapp group on reloc