jill biden. she's the sponsor of the submarine which mean she plays an important role in the submarine's history, its milestones like this one, and she becomes a part of the submarine. we expect to hear from the navy secretary and some others throughout the course of this commissioning ceremony and then you'll see the sort of traditional end to this when all of the sailors, some of whom are standing behind me, run onto the submarine and it's commissioned. this is being called a commission commemoration because the commissioning itself happened a couple of years ago. this is what we would normally see as part of the -- as part of the ceremony, as part of the circumstance, as part of the history behind this submarine behind me. the submarine itself has a crew of about 135. to give you an idea of scale, it's about 370 feet along, if i remember correctly, and that's what we're seeing here. the "uss delaware," again, a virginia class attack submarine, the speeches should start in just a little bit as

jill biden. dr. biden has spent her entire career in the classroom teaching high school and then community college students. she continued teaching even as she became second lady and then first lady of the united states. today she teaches english at the alexandria, virginia campus of northern virginia community college just outside washington, d.c. and we were thinking about who we would dream of having, we could think of no one better to talk about the role community colleges play in equipping students from all walks of life with the skills and opportunities they need. so i'm going to start by asking dr. biden, you have been a community college professor for almost 30 years now. dr. biden: more. [laughter] ms. clinton: when you moved from teaching at a high school to a community college, something clicked for you, and you continued teaching the entire time your husband, president biden, has been in public service. what is it about this job that is so special to you? dr. biden: first of all, thank you

jill biden: i hope so. my students make me hopeful, so thank you hillary for focusing on community colleges. it will make a real difference. thank you. hillary clinton: thank you for everything you are doing. our hearts and energy go with you. jill

jill biden the first lady. turns out she doesn't like kamala one bit. never did. not especially after she attacked biden on the debate stage in 2019. remember? >> you know, there was a little girl in california who was part of the second class to integrate her public school.

one of the agents worked on jill biden's protection detail. what we're learning about the gifts and men who allegedly pr tpele in eastern ukraine amid concern russia is about to launch a new wave of attacks. the shocking new claims that russian forces used mobile crematoriums to cover up war crimes. why one official calls this the new auschwitz. >>> is the u.s. economy headed for a recession? what a major bank is now predicting, plus what big oil ceos told congress about gas prices. >>> caught on camera, a bridge coming down crushing this pontoon boat. >>> the nfl is under new pressure over how it treats women employees. >>> and later too many choices. americans say they're overwhelmed with their streaming tv options. the possible solution being floated. >>> good thursday morning, everyone. we'll get to the war in ukraine in a moment and the severe weather here in the u.s. but we begin with a breaking story overnight involving the secret service. >>> an agent on first lady jill biden's detail is among those being disciplined for their interact

speaking today, president joe biden, as well as first lady jill biden.ass attack submarine here and this is what we'll be looking for as we go on throughout the day, throughout speeches. one of the key questions, will biden speak about ukraine at all? will he make any mention of it in his comments? just last night the biden administration approving 300 million more dollars in security assistance to ukraine and interestingly, mentioning quite specifically the systems that will be sent over. we haven't seen that before. normally the administration had been quite discreet about what weapons and equipment it would send. the administration is saying, it will be suicide drones antidrone systems, ammunition and much more. an interesting shift we've seen from the administration. right now the ceremony here expected to get started in a few minutes. we'll listen in and bring you the latest from here in the port of wilmington, fred? >> thank you so much. we'll look forward to that happening. >>> stay with us. we're back in a moment. . but no. he's currently checkin

jill biden brings childhood values forged in the 1950s and 1960s.nd a blue star mother's experience of the post 9/11 era. her past informs her perspective on the present and role one of the world's most prominent women. the legacy of her husband's presidency. the president gives her one of the most prominent platforms in the world. and joining us now is the co-author of "jill:a biography of the first lady" julie pace, executive editor at the associated press. julie, welcome. thank you for joining us this morning. congrats on the new book, talk about how awesome the cover is. what did you learn from this experience? and was it any different going -- coming out of it than when you went into it and what you were expecting? >> i think one of the things that we really wanted to explore here is, you know, what got jill biden to this point? in some ways she's this unique figure because she's so well known, you know her name and you've seen her but her story hasn't been known. we really wanted to tell this from her perspective. i think one of the things tha

jill biden.one who made the bulk of the remarks and the significance of the commissioning of this ship. is there an expectation that the president might be speaking later about the current state of affairs? >> reporter: well, that's not currently on the official schedule from the white house. but i think that one thing we did hear from the president in addition to him talking about just how important this naval capacity is in terms of the u.s.' and allies' security is that he had really commendable words for dr. jill biden, talking about her commitment to military families. he said that since she's become first lady for the past year she's had over 20 events for military families. he talked about her long history of delaware and her long history as that ship's sponsor, something is that that where she is really involved in celebrating the milestones of that ship. in her remarks, that were much longer than the president's, she talked about how in 2018 she celebrated the ship with, you know, a cham

this is the first time i think i have seen jill biden's name in one of these accounts. tell me what we could perhaps glean from this information. >> hi, laura. i think what we can glean us hunter biden's business was a family business. it was abide in family business. his father and at times his stepmother jill biden were intimately involved and knowledgeable and you can see in the small sliver of the business, easy eric scheuermann, hunter's closest business partner going to the white house. we found in 2016 as well when you add that into the mix, two dozen times. he met with aides of joe biden. really quite often you put down the name of an age when you're actually going to see the top official. so we don't know how many of those times he met with joe biden. what we do know the laptop is that eric shawn wherein had signature privileges over one of joe biden's bank accounts. we also know that he was involved in doing joe biden's tax returns. he got a tax check from joe biden. he deposited it in a bank account and then wrote another check to hunter from that bank accoun

not just jill biden, but president biden. i would feel the same way.ho are you asking when you say why do we have to pick the one person that attacked joe? and that's kind of the problem here is doesn't joe biden get to pick his running mate? and if he doesn't pick his running mate, who did? the easter bunny? i kind of dressed like one toda. [laughter] but we saw the easter bunny give him direction. i would completely understand joe biden 23409 wanting kamala harris as a running mate. but then look at the attacks she levied against him and following that attack he promises to have an african-american woman as a running mate, and he put himself in that corner, and she was from those metrics perhaps the best candidate available. then you ask yourself why are those the metrics, and you kind of go down these rabbit holes of identity politics rather than just picking whomever that he can get along with and get stuff done with. >> well, now chief of staff ron klain at that moment said kamala harris, lara, was the most qualified person for the position. but a

biden. i am jill's husband.ks, yesterday, this is not only a sunny day, this is going to let so much sun shine on so many young women. so many young black women, so many minorities. it is real. nothing to do with me. we are going to look back at this moment is a moment of change in american history. i was on the phone this morning with the president of south africa and he was talking about how the time i was so outspoken about what was going on in my meeting with nelson mandela. i said you know i am going to go out, i am going to look out the window. i am going to introduce to the world the first african-american woman out of 200 judges on the supreme court. he said to me, keep it up. keep it up. we are going to keep it up. folks, yesterday we all witnessed a historic moment presided over the vice -- presided over by the vice president. people go back in history and are literally historic. consequential fundamental shifts in american policy. today we are joined by the first lady and second gentleman, senate majo

and i'm jill biden's husband. jill biden is working, teaching. i just want you to know that's why she is not here. mr. president, welcome back to the white house, man. feels like the good old days. being here with you, brings back so many memories and we had lunch together and wasn't sure where we were supposed to sit where. this is to celebrate a law, a law that is transforming millions of lives because of you. had a lot of help, it was because of you, a law that hope leads to change, and you did that. you did it. let's be honest, the affordable care act has been called a lot of things, but oklahoma -- obamacare is the most fitting. [cheers and applause] vice-: president biden countless hours of negotiations and he never ever gave up. i guarantee you that. i could tell you all the times should we compromise and i said we have to think about this and this group of people won't get covered. meeting our -- during our weekly lunch and we met every single day and he reminded me why we were doing it in the first place for people who needed it and dese

jill biden, if she had the good sense to tell joe not to tell kamala, she did earn that doctor. kamala harris, that was not my expectation. joe shouldn't have gone with her but he is saddled with her now. >> greg: kat, why didn't he listen to his spouse? the fact is she was right. this could have -- must be saying i told you so but he doesn't know what she's talking about. i told you so. he doesn't know. >> probably wasn't allowed to listen to her. i don't know. i guess he must've had some concerns. jill had some concerns. none of them were what they should've actually been worried about which is that she's just not good at doing stuff. or at saying stuff. and she doesn't really seem to care either. she wants all of this power and respect without any responsibility. she just goes places and laughs at inappropriate moments. that's the only time you ever see her. >> greg: i find that very entertaining. we were listening to her. what did you say? she needs bongos. >> you lost me again. where are the bongos? but it's monday. got a haircut. >> greg: can only do one thing in the day.

jill biden the first lady. turns out she doesn't like kamala one bit. never did. n on the debate stage in 2019. remember? >> you know, there was a little girl in california who was part of the second class to integrate her public school. and she was bused to school every day. and that little girl was me. >> that's a mischaracterization of my position across the board. i did not praise racists. that is not true. >> jesse: kamala was fine with playing dirty and it took joe by surprise. the book says joe thought certain things should be off limits like that during the debate. for example, he didn't want to bring up kamala's sexual relationship with wily brown and how she rose to prominence through that because he just didn't think you should go there. but kamala came out guns blazing, pulled out the race card and jill never let it go. and she is not alone. an excerpt in the book says, quote: jill biden was not the only person in biden's inner circle to be annoyed even angry at harris' prominence in the search for a running mate. biden's people were actually angry abou

el presidente joe biden y jill biden planean hacer una fiesta este otoño para su nieta mayor quien sese casó en el rose garden. la hija del presidente johnson se casó dentro de la casa blanca. vámonos a algo bien bonito los kansas son los nuevos ganadores. tras derrotar anoche a la final de equipo revelación. por 72 a 79 puntos fue posible por una remontada de quince puntos. es el cuarto título que consigue en su historia y el segundo para tu entrenador. la celebración de los fanáticos llegaron con todo. gracias por acompañarnos y esta noche aquí en noticias telemundo. cuídense mucho, los veo mañana aquí y todo el tiempo con noticias telemundo >> ♪ [música] ♪ >> ♪ [música] ♪ >> ♪ [música] ♪ >> ♪ [música] ♪ >> ♪ [música] ♪ >> ♪ [música] ♪ >> ♪ [música] ♪ >> ♪ [música] ♪ >> ♪ [música] ♪ >>¿te aventaste a un carro para salvar a greicy? ¿cterminÓ ni el high school.elo >>ay, pos ya sÉ, pero pos ahÍ dile a felicia. dice que lo va a poner allÍ para que revise las entradas y salidas del dinero. porque los que estaban antes, que echÓ la semana pasada, se estaban clavando todo. >>pero ¿tÚ nunca

jill biden. i don't know, kacie, you are young. approval is dropping out with young people. >> i am not under 30, greg. >> greg: you don't look a day over 47. >> the extensions, they are new. it's a lot to unpack. your point, i turned down asparagus because they were $20 for the little bushel. >> i turned it down because it was asparagus. >> greg: asparagus makes you pee smell. >> you are short. >> greg: asparagus is expensive. i couldn't find any corn. [laughter] i couldn't. no corn on the cob. it is putin's fault. putin's corn. >> that gave me a name for a book. "putin's corn" by dr. jill biden. >> greg: do you think he's done? >> we are talking about will he win reelection? who is going to be his new running mate? is he going to make it? is it going to be kamala? >> greg: none of us know except for kat. you wrote a piece for "the wall street journal" predicting what will happen. can you summarize everything? >> i am actually bill mcgurn and nobody knows it. >> that makes a lot of sense. >> i am his ghostwriter. i think nobody wa

biden. please sit down. i'm jill's husband. and naomi's grandfather.his not only a sunny day, i mean this from the bottom of my heart. this is going to let so much sunshine on so many young women, so many young black women, so many minorities, that it's real. it's real. we're going to look back, nothing to do with me. we're going to look back and see this as a moment of real change in american history. i was on the phone this morning, jesse, the president in south africa and talking about how the time i was so outspoken about what was going on in my meeting with nelson mandela and i said you know, i said i'm shortly going to -- i'm looking out the window and i'm going to go what they call the south lawn of the white house and i'm going to introduce to the world, to the world the first african-american woman on over 200 judges on the supreme court. and he said to me, he said keep it up. keep it up. we're going to keep it up. and folks, yesterday we all witnessed a true historic moment. presided over by the vice president. there are moments that people g

my name is joe biden policing down on jill's husband. and now we buys a father.day. i mean this in the bottom my heart. >> this is going to let so much shined. sunshine on so many young women. so many young so are. >> read read >> look back now and do it. may back and see. this is a moment of real change in american history. i was on the phone this morning. jesse, with president ramaphosa south africa. and talking about of time. and i was so outspoken about. >> what was going on my meeting with nelson mandela. and i said, you know, i said i'm certainly going to look, i'm looking out the window. i'm going around this. what they call the south lawn of the white house. i mean, introduced to the world. to the world. the first african american woman on over 200. judges on the supreme court. and he said to me, said, keep it we're going to keep it >> yesterday we all witnessed historic moment. presided over by the vice president. there are moments of people go back in history and they're literally start. consequential. fundamental shifts. and american policy. today. rid

>> up next, president biden talks about efforts to reduce gun violence, followed by first lady jill biden and former secretary of state hillary clinton discussing the benefits of community college. later, officials from the departments of interior and agriculture testify about wildfire prevention and forest management. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more, including charter communications. >> broadband is a force for empowerment. that's why charter has invested billions on infrastructure, upgrading technology, empowering opportunity in communities big and small. charter is connecting us. >> charter communications supports c-span as a public service along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> president biden announced new firearm regulations to limit access to so-called ghost guns, guns without serial numbers that can be assembled at home. he also announced the new pic to lead the atf. president biden announced new firearm regulations to limit access to so-called ghost guns which

one of whom was detailed to first lady, jill biden. they were the real deal.ecret service agents gifts, including free apartments, surveillance systems, a gun case and other policing tools. one of the suspects owned multiple apartments in a building where federal officers lived. in a statement just out this morning, the secret service said quote, the secret service has worked and continues to work with its law enforce thement partners on this ongoing investigation. all personnel involved are on administrative leave and restricted from accessing secret service facilities, equipment and systems. according to the affidavit,b the two men have attempted to use their false and fraudulent affiliation to, quoteb ingragsiate themselves with the members of law enforcement and the defense community. the two were discovered when the u.s. postal am specter showed up at their apartment building to investigate a an alleged assault that the two men witnessed and that's when it raised alarm bells. there's still no word on why they did it, what they were hoping to gain and this

jill biden's security detail did you suspect they would allegedly do something like this >> no. not at all i mean, they went out of their way, they were actually very good neighbors >> more than a dozen fbi agents arrested his neighbors yesterday evening. these are some pictures ofarian from the arrest warrant guest him. posing in a uniform and tactical gear he's accused of providing secret service officers and agents with rent-free apartments, including a penthouse worth over $40,000 a year, along with a drone, iphones, surveillance systems, a tv, and policing tools the secret service says its agents had been placed on administrative leave during this investigation. >> it's alarming especially for this area >> lamar meyers lives near the suspects, a few blocks away from the u.s. capitol >> it's disturbing because it's next to the capitol, it makes you think it could happen anywhere. so yeah, we just -- i mean, i'm glad it's been rectified >> really just nice guys very shocking. >> thanks. >>> now, a year ago, u.s. intelligence officials released a report accusing saudi arabia's

schwerin met with various close aides of bothva joe and jill biden at key moments in his life when he was striking multi-million dollar deals in foreign countries, includingg china. here now is the journalist who broke this story, miranda devineke, new york post columnist, fox news contributor and author of laptop from . miranda, this is the first time i think i've seen joe biden'see namen in one of these accounts. tell me what we could perhaps glean from this information. hi, laura . >> hi, laura. i think what we can glean is that hunter biden's business business. it was a biden family business and his father and at times his stepmother jill biden were w intimately involved and knowledgeable. and you can see that justerly this small sliver of that business you see eric schwerin and his closestnn business partner going, to the white house at least we really found in twenty sixteen as well. when you add that into the mix two dozen times. and he met with aides of joe biden really quite often you put down the name of an when you're actually going to see. the top official. so we don't kno

[applause] and i'm jill biden's husband. [laughing] by the way the only reason jill is not here today, she's working. she's teaching. and so i just want you know that's why she's not here. good afternoon, everyone. mr. president, welcome back to the white house, , man. feels like the good old days. being here with you brings back so many good memories. we just had lunch together and we weren't sure who was supposed to sit where. [laughing] look, it's fitting that the first time you return to the white house is to celebrate a law, a law that's transformed millions of lives because of you. and i say because of you, had a lot of help, staff and i helped a little bit, it was because of you. a law that shows hope leads to change. and you did that. you did it. let's be honest, the affordable care act has been called a lot of things, but obamacare is the most fitting. obamacare. [applause] i can tell you all how much barack obama cared about getting this done. throughout the countless hours of negotiations and a relentless politica

. >> russell look at to visit the white house and meet president biden and of course first lady jill biden, who is also a teacher so they can shop talk a little bit. >>> one key ingredient could make your next surgery more successful. the study that might be >>> coming up at 5:00, small homes built after the 1906 earthquakes still stand to this day and some of them are coming up for sale. a look at this unique piece of san francisco history that really feel the need at the time . >>> new medical study finds when surgeons rock out in the operating room, they do a better job. is study german university did a new study that loud hard rock music improved both accuracy and speed of the surgery. a centers for disease control and prevention when you are fixing the captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight, putin's new offensive. thousands of russian troops bombard a stretch of 300 miles in ukraine as the battle for donbas begins. constant shelling in the eastern part of the country as the kremlin begins its fight for what's called the industrial heartland of ukraine. >> reporter: this riv

jill biden: i hope so. my students make me hopeful, so thank you hillary for focusing on community colleges. it will make a real difference. thank you. hillary clinton: thank you for everything you are doing. our hearts and energy go with you. jill . we have chelsea clinton hosting a discussion about mental health and climate change. it is catalyzed and equal rise in dread that many of us feel on a deep cellular level. we can ignore that or recognize it and use the recognition as hopefully further momentum for the actions that we need to take to change how we lead our lives to ensure that many generations to come are able to lead their lives here on our beloved planet earth. i am grateful to be joined by people who are very much leaders in this area to hear their thoughts and learn from their work. in this magic of zoom, you will see our guests. i want to start by saying how grateful i am to both of them and continued expression of gratitude to the team and all of our partners. i wonder if you could share w

investigators say the men gave gifts to secret service agents, including one who protected first lady jill bidento infiltrate the law enforcement agency. prosecutors have until tomorrow to appeal the decision. oklahoma's governor has signed into law the most restrictive abortion policy in the country. the law makes it a felony, punishable by up to 10 years in prison, to perform an abortion at any stage of pregnancy. the only exception being to save the life of the mother. several republican-led states have moved to restrict abortions ahead of an expected supreme court ruling on mississippi's 15-week abortion ban. british prime minister boris johnson has been slapped with an undisclosed fine for breaching covid protocols and participating in parties during the pandemic. johnson has resisted calls to resign over the so-called "partygate" scandal and apologized for his actions saying at the time he didn't think he was breaking the rules. coming up next, we remember comedian gilbert gottfried. family is just very important. she's my sister and we depend on each other a lot. she's the rock of the fam

jill biden. >>> this year is the 50th anniversary of the first official women's division.s from all 50 states are expected to take part. >>> and today is also tax day. it is the last day for you to file your tax returns, pay your taxes if you owe, or file an extension. that will give you until october 17th to file. >>> and speaking of finances, now to the rising credit card debt all across the country. stephanie ruhle breaks down the trickle-down effect of inflation. >> reporter: across the country people are paying more for everyday expenses. >> fruit, paper good, english muffins, everything, everything. i'm blown away. >> i used to have savings. i don't have it anymore. >> reporter: marie de-maseo sees it every time she shops, a podcaster living in new york city over the last year she's been using her credit card more often, and it's adding up. >> are you paying down any of this credit card debt? >> i was paying them down. i'm currently dealing with it as we go. >> maria is like many americans turning to credit to get by. in february consumer debt rose more than $40 bill

. >> the first lady jill biden decides to order it, it could take a while.renting crystal. that's the bad behavior for referees. >> sports leagues are having a hard time finding people to referee games. it is the disrespect from parent and coaches. 87% have suffered verbal abuse and 47% have felt unsafe because of the behavior of people in the crowd. >>> all right. next, the latest on a cool job offer. you'll have to head south. so far south you might be north. >> yes. and we're not talking about louisiana. today is the application deadline for a position as a so-called penguin post office in anti-arctica. it runs from november to march when the temperatures are in the mid 30s. but there's no running water, toilets that flush or cell service. >> just the essentials. you may have to count penguins. >>> and tonight's life changing powerball jackpot. it will be wore at least 421 million. no one has won the top prize since valentine's day. a one-time payout would still be a quarter billion dollars. and finally, things went bananas in new orleans. >> an alligator

. >> president biden and first lady jill biden will be hosting a wedding reception for their granddaughterhter of hunter biden and his ex-wife. naomi is a washington lawyer. she's marrying peter neal, a law student. >> the nuptials are set for se family will cover thecoeo e. stt home during the pandemic do not want to go back into the office. >> okay. so to try and lure workers back, google is giving employees free scooters. it's offering full reimbursement for the monthly fee of an electric scooter that retails for about $1,000. a recent poll found 60% of workers with jobs that can be done at home they don't want to come back to the office. can't blame them. >>> next, a unique way to pastime while your flight is delayed. >> a southwest airlines cabin crew had this idea. they organized a race involving passengers passing a roll of toilet paper over their heads from the front of the plane to the back. the chicago to buffalo flight was delayed, so no one seemed to mind. >>> finally a i british pub trying to give dog owners a break. >> forget the kids menu. they're offering a doggy menu. pooc

. >> first lady jill biden and former secretary of state hillary clinton talked about the importancemmunity colleges as part of the clinton foundation's clinton global initiative university. >> hello, everyone and thank you for tuning into this really important conversation. community coll a

president biden and first lady jill biden presided over yesterday's event.heme was eggucation, highlighting the importance of education. about 30,000 kids and adults participated. >> this year we're finally getting together again, and it's so special. it means so much to see and hear the children and all the families show up to be here today. >> the first lady, a community college professor, turned the south lawn into a school community with different education stations. the white house easter egg roll date backes to 1878. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch," a new report raises a red flag on a major american river, and a fan favorite returns to the menu at taco bell. elise preston is in new york with that and more. good morning, elise. >> good morning, diane. stock futures are pointing to a higher open this morning. among the companies reporting first quarter earnings results today are netflix, ibm, and johnson & johnson. yesterday the dow fell 39 points, the nasdaq dropped 19 points, and the s&p dropped a int. >>> the colorado river has topped the list of the most

jill biden's secret service detail? tonight, the cbs news reporting about a possible link to ira

jill biden's secret service detail? tonight, the cbs news reporting about a possible link to iranian

one of those agents who fell for the scam was in first lady jill biden's protective detail. the two are charged with impersonating agents and one of the men provided expensive benefits to those agents, things like iphones, apartments, and more in a statement the secret service said the four agents involved have pin placed on administrative leave and the agency will coordinate for this situation. >>> former president trump's legal woes are piling up in new york the state's attorney general is seeking to hold the former president in contempt. in a new court filing her office says mr. trump failed to comply with the judge's order to turn over subpoena documents. the a.g. is asking the judge to fine him $10,000 a day until he turns over the records in a statement mr. trump called the continuation of the greatest witch hunt of all-time >>> well, it's been a week of weather extremes it is hopefully all behind us. let's bring in nbc meteorologist bill karins for a look at our friday hey, bill. >> hey, good morning at least our severe weather extremes are over with for the time bein

i'm barack obama's vice president and husband jill, biden, the only reason. here right now, she's at work, she's a teacher, just wanted to let you know why she's not here. well, by and large, no one had any questions about where biden's wife was . but many americans give up on another more pressing question, where is the money at the center of the black life matter scandal? which, by the way, biden supported during the presidential campaign. a few years ago , activists announced a collection of donations to combat racial discrimination, and only now it turns out that they collected to help a minority, but spent it on a luxurious life, yulia olkhovskaya's report that america was recently engulfed in protests reminds of those renamed in honor of the black life movement - these are the streets like this and financial scandals. those who supported the struggle for the rights of racial minorities with the dollar. now have a question. and what in as a result, people’s money is partially responsible for the article, the new york edition was published in the store, i

jill biden's secret service detail?ht, the cbs news reporting about a possible link to iranian and pakistani intelligence. trail of death and destruction. we visit a ukrainian town where president zelenskyy says the situation is even worse than what we saw in bucha. mass shooting in israel. what we're learning about the attack that left at least two dead and eight wounded. white house covid scare. speaker nancy pelosi tests positive, one day after appearing this close to president biden. "eye on america": covid's toll on america's mental health among young people. and, tiger woods' big return. the golf superstar tees it up in round one at the masters. we'll tell you how he did. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west and thank you for joining us on this thursday night. we are going to begin here in our nation's capital, because today we had a front-row seat to something that has never happened in our nation's history.

today, a display of american naval power as president biden and first lady jill biden formally commissionedss "delaware." the president says the u.s. nuclear attack submarine will enhance national security, although he made no reference to the global turmoil from russia's invasion of ukraine. the ceremony at port wilmington was delayed two years by the pandemic. for the president, fighting inflation appears to be the immediate battle as prices stun american consumers. cbs' scott macfarlane is at the white house. scott, good evening. >> reporter: adriana, good evening to you. an economic balancing act for the biden administration. a scorching-hot job market with inflation burning through america's paychecks. a saturday of sticker shock at the checkouts, the gas pumps and the grocery stores. compared to what it was a few weeks ago, how did it look at the register? >> it was a lot more expensive. some things more than others, but it doesn't matter what it is. i mean, the produce is more expensive. the packaged foods are more expensive. i've got two kids. >> reporter: aida rageai sayseas she's