he is a famous piper.medic on the front line , his favorite instrument is next to him - he says that songs distract our wounded boys from pain and energize them before the battle, but how was the already legendary song arkan about culture during the war and aid to ukraine see further myshko seems like what other times would there have been despite the fact that you are a professional piper, but it was the war that made you a piper of such a global scale, are you happy about it or how there is such and such happiness for your music, you wanted it, it's really nice that our music, our song , uh, is starting to be recognized all over the world, uh, it really makes me happy . i'm glad that it's a pipe, that it's our typical ukrainian traditional instrument and that it's our e-e-typical ukrainian strong melodies, strong motives so now your arkan is being played and played by the chinese, and different peoples of the world, that is, the melody has already spread to the people. please tell me before you leave to

well, i'd like to see that i hadn't mind the people following the piper of q. i mean, president zalinski, i admire the seriousness. i admires courage, but the reality is, but he is in my, in my view, in my calculations. and frankly, i always assume that prison warden is what i call a grand master your politics. and if you're a grand master geopolitics, the kind of news that zelinski is making major, who will lead to more and more rational goals. and finally, this will escalate into a new gear. but as you're going to see tactical nuclear weapons use in my calculation, i put this on record some several weeks ago. more than a month ago. it could be like with, or a story or it could be. and so the baltic states essentially challenging nato to come into the field with a nuclear arms or a nuclear super bow bridges. bridges declared that in nothing is no part that is that i was talking about i was talking about the countries of need to following a prism zelinski into the clear is only a what the, what could possibly justify that. because if you look at the ukraine fro

the pied piper. can you elaborate on that? the look, you know, i'd like to point out that a lot of the policy towards a president wooten and russia seems to be driven by emotion. now, i've been here before in libya, for example, there was a complete demonization of work. there was a demo vision of savannah saying, and there, there is now a demonization of russia, as of people, and brand brand, the brand, the president of russia. now, i've studied doesn't get to some guy study. this is moves. i also studied the fact that he became more and more disillusion with the west. and it was no surprise to me because we're tracked by my writing. your find out that i was very clear that germany, the franco german alliance will never allow russia to be a part of europe. never. because what happens when you have russia, these 2 argues out there, they're position. so there's never going to happen. so now we find the same play of the motion and what i'm seeing is present zones give wants this. he wants that he wants this. basically, he wants

matt piper in new york.greg abbott is now fixing the national rifle associioio in houston, he will instead address the group via video and hold an afternoon news conference in uvalde, others not attending the convention include singers lee greenwood and testimony has ended and now to closing arguments in the johnny depp versus amber heard trial. he is suing her about an article she wrote about domestic abuse. and the unofficial start of summer, 39 million people are expected to travel and it comes as gas tops $4 in every state for the first time earlier this month. i'm matt piper. cbs news. new york. this is the "the cbs overnight news". reporting tonight from uvalde, texas. >> dokoupil: good evening, and thank you for joining us. i'm tony dokoupil, in for norah who is recovering from covid. and tonight we are here in uvalde, texas, once again, where a community's grief is turning to anger and frustration because of new questions about the official timeline of tuesday's school shooting that killed 19 childre

i'm matt piper. >>> it's 4:47. let's get you caught up on your forecast and traffic. >> we will start with darren and a look outside. >> it looks different. we showed that camera a moment ago where the marine layer has come back in. not here. not over the bay bridge and not over most of the bay. i will show you where the clouds are. we have a unique way of looking at that. its been fairly clear. it doesn't have too big of an impact unless you are on the immediate coast where you may encounter low clouds and not much fog on the road. all the visibility is fine. it is warmer. it's mainly 50s out there right now. santa rosa the one location in the mid-40s. everybody else is looking at the low to mid-50s with fairly clear skies. as we use that high resolution preview on where the low clouds, the marine layer stratus will fill in the bay we are starting to see it creep across the west half of the city, the peninsula, it has the in extent. and it'll grow m this takes us ahead to 7:00 and we are kind of see that classic m

i'm matt piper. cbs news, new york.overnight news" we want to begin tonight with some breaking news; the president just announcing new actions to try and ease the pain of the baby formula shortage. there are two major measures, first to help with supply chain issues president biden is invoking the defense production act to get ingredients to manufacturers. that means suppliers will be required to give resources to infant formula plants before other customers. and in hopes of speeding up the import of formula from other countries, president biden is now directing his administration to use government planes to go overseas and bring formula home. meanwhile, house lawmakers are voting on a bill tonight that would make it easier for low-income families to get formula. americans who take part in a nutrition program called wic usually have to get a specific brand of formula. well, this bill would allow them to get a different brand that is actually in stock. we have a lot of news to get to tonight. we'll start with cbs' jamie

that is the indicator for me >> craig johnson of piper sandler. watching the indicators there and going to the worst case, but no washout yet jim cramer agrees. he tweeted that out right now. jim doesn't sleep. i appreciate that, craig >> thank you, brian. >>> let's get to the headlines and the rush to fix america's baby formula shortage. bertha coombs is here with that and more good morning, bertha >> good morning, brian president biden invoking the defense production act in the major step to try to boost supply of baby formula the order will require suppliers to direct resources to infant formula manufacturers. this comes after the voluntary recall by abbott nutrition and closure of the michigan factory in february. also announcing operation fly formula that will use u.s. military aircraft to import formula from overseas. >>> melvin capital management will unwind funds and return cash to investors amid losses during the market turmoil this year you will recall melvin was the big victim from the meme stock frenzy due to the short position in game

at the cbs broadcast center, i'm matt piper. >>> san jose has been ranked as the number one place to live in california and fifth best in the country. >> that's according to "u.s. news & world report." the ranking is based on the silicon valley job market. crime rates, the quality of education and health care options. the report snaems san francisco as the second best place to live in the state. two places in the top five. that's not bad at all. >> i believe it. >> gianna and jessica are covering the entire bay area with your traffic and the forecast this morning. how is it looking, jessica? >> it's not bad right now. it's probably a hair tie weather day. the winds are starting to kick up as we head into the afternoon. so much so that the national weather service put up a wind advisory for tonight. as we take a live look over the city skyline, right now high clouds pushing through, breezy conditions as we start out the day. daytime highs still above average, nothing compared to yesterday. a little cooling trend as we head into the weekend. current conditions still in the upper 60s in

i'm matt piper. >>> teachers protested last night demanding higher pay and better staffing. the district says it simply doesn't have the money. katie nielsen explained the scenario as school enrollment slides. >> reporter: more than 100 teachers, parents and students rallied in front of the fremont unified district offices demanding smaller class sizes, more staff and pay raises. >> a first-year teacher cannot afford an apartment in fremont. >> reporter: district leaders say they want to invest more money in the students but the money simply isn't there. >> all of our school employees are deserving of significant and substantive increase. we're working very hard to accomplish that goal. >> reporter: the majority of public school funding comes from the state. the rest from property taxes and federal funds, but the amount of money each district receives is based on average daily atte attendance. in the past five years public schools across the state have seen major declines in enrollment, with the biggest losses coming in the past two years. a recent california department of e

at the cbs broadcast broadcast center, i'm matt piper. >>> a live look at oakland where a coalition ofilies and educators are suing the school district over its plans to close our consolidate several campuses, they allege the plan failed to consider the environmental impact on the largely black and latino communities affected because many students who currently walk or bike to school have to commute by car. oakland unified said declining enrollment is forcing the consolidation. the district told us it doesn't comment on pending litigation. >>> 4:46 is the time. it is a friday and we want to get you caught up on your forecast, also traffic if you're heading out on the roads this morning. >> darren, you have the very important weekend forecast. how is it looking? >> technically tomorrow is the warmest day in the whole seven-day forecast, that will be saturday but today is the day when we do the biggest jump from one day to the next. today's the day when you notice things are starting to warm up. if we just do some of the math on this, how much warmer are we going to be today than yesterd

matt piper explains in today's "moneywatch" report. >>> wall street had a mixed finish monday, though. the dow rose 26. the tech-heavy nasdaq dropped 22. the s&p 500 lost 15. >>> jetblue really wants spirit airlines. the company is going straight to shareholders with its offer to buy it in hopes of pushing the board of the florida airline to the negotiating table. jetblue is asking spirit to reject a proposed $2.9 billion acquisition by rival frontier. jetblue saying it offers value and certainty, claiming frontier would offer more risk and more overlap on nonstop routes. jetblue made its first offer to buy spirit for about $3.6 billion last month. >>> mcdonald's is pulling its iconic golden arches out of russia. they say the invasion of ukraine is not consistent with its mcdonald's empty into the soviet union 30 years ago was a symbolic show of the western influence. now it's willing to sell its restaurants to a local buyer. >>> uber is making sure baseball fans do not have to wait in long lines for peanuts and cracker jacks. they are working with a handful of parks including yankee

and piper reports from the cbs ought center >> reporter: wall street had his worst day since 2020 thursday, giving away all of the gains from the day before. the dow jones lost 1063, nasdaq slid 647, s&p 500 dropped 153. investors will now look to the labor department for positive news with the april jobs report did economists expect to see before hundred thousand jobs were added last month. and for the unemployment rate to take down a 3.5%. the fda is limiting the use of johnson & johnson's single dose covid vaccine because of a rare, but potentially life-threatening risk of blood clots that the agency says only those who cannot get a different vaccine should take the j&j job because of the risk of thrombosis. with thrombocytopenia syndrome. ms. pac-man is a home of famer, she joins dance dance revolution, the legend of zelda, and civilization as this year's inductees to the world video game hall of fame did winners are recognized for their popularity and their influence. that is your cbs money watch report. for more go to cbs money watch.com. at the cbs broadcast center i am matt piper.

i'm matt piper, cbs news, new york. >>> the metaverse now has an actual address.taplatforms opened its first physical store in silicon valley monday. some customers could not wait to try out the technology on the company's virtual reality headsets and video calling devices. >> this is history and we are the first customer. i'm so excited about it. i'm so proud of it. >> well, the first impression is really, really positive. that's my first experience with augmented reality, virtual reality of any type. >> meta chief executive mark zuckerberg says the virtual reality space could be the world's next big computing platform, but he warns it may take a decade for the company's investments here to pay off. >>> up next, graduation day. actor anthony around southern earns his diploma from howard university, which he calls decades in the making. your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire (hamlet

at the broadcast center, i'm matt piper. >>> it's 4:49.a check of traffic and weather. >> jessica, what's the weather looking like for the weekend? >> everyone is so stoked to get outdoors and the fresh air. it's a calm start to our weekend, temperatures are a little bit below average, all throughout the next couple days. let's take a live look over the city, very calm for us. let's start off with our weather headlines, low clouds and fog trickling its way in from offshore. it's another breezy and cool day. remember yesterday? it's basically a copy of that. as we head into the next couple of days we expect a little more sunshine. the onshore flow will kick up as we head into the afternoon bringing in and soaking in all that mace tour so we'll see more patchy clouds as well as some fog as we head into the afternoon hours. here's a look at the fog futurecast. we're starting off the morning just right now notice how no matter where you live from fairfield into fremont we are starting off the day like that, heading into the afternoon hours it'

matt piper has more on the day's business headlines. >> the federal reserve plans to continue raisingnterest rates, despite the recent volatility on wall street. speaking at a "wall street journal" event, fed chairman jerome powell said short- term interest rates will continue to climb until there's evidence that inflation is coming down in a clear and convincing way. raising rates helps curb inflation by slowing consumer spending. >>> pollution caused about 9 million people to die prematurely in 2019. according to a new study from "the lancet" that's one in six deaths worldwide. in recent years, fewer people died from poverty-related issues such as household air pollution, offset by an increase in air pollution and toxic chemicals. >>> it may be tough to smile when buying groceries these days but mastercard has a new payment system that could require it. the companies do biometric checkout program allows consumers to pay for goods using the same facial recognition technology that unlocks smartphones. a pilot program launches in brazil with the pay face app. that's your cbs money watc

at the broadcast center, i'm matt piper. >> it is 13 minutes before 5:00. time to get a check on our weather and traffic. >>> start with first alert jch j meteorologist jessica burch and what the forecast is looking like. >> i wish i had better news to start off this weekend forecast, however, let's dive straight into it. we are still dealing with fire weather conditions as we start off this morning due to very strong winds pushing in from the north. take a quick look at our current wind speeds, especially in the fairfield area. we're dealing with winds around 29 miles per hour. that's at the surface level. sustained winds. we could see gusts 35 to 40 miles per hour at times. why is this happening? take a look at our big picture. this is our model right behind me. watch how big this ridge continues to develop as we head into the next couple hours. on the bright side heading into the weekend, it starts to weaken and then once we extend all the way into next week we're still dealing with above average temperatures but nothing too extreme. taking it a step bac

at the contribution broacbs broadcast center, i'm matt piper. >>> it's 4:47. time for a check of weather and traffic. >> it's beautiful out there right now, patchy fog still bleeding off as we wake this up morning and as the sun starts to rise, this is a live look over the bay bridge, a beautiful, beautiful morning right now. daytime highs are going to warm up a little bit more than yesterday, but current temperatures right now we're still sitting in the 40s near santa rosa, 50s near concord. as we look at daytime highs today they're warming up into the mid 80s near the inland areas and we expect more upper 50s and fid 60s in the bay. with that in mind, the patchy fog will bleed off as we head into the afternoon hours, just around 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. it clears up in the valley areas and by the afternoon we're dealing with some sunny conditions. great opportunity to head outdoors. the winds aren't nearly as strong as yesterday by any means. as we extend into this week that gradual warming trend will continue to happen thanks to this huge ridge from the south

we have a minority, a motorcycle to reject the rear piper. no, he's getting it right on me. no more store. it's just like there was wanted to produce a lot of doors to will not be complete to ship. it would have to pursue you to go to the hospital over several years. you whitney africa pulled sucks. yeah. she'll iraq bought songs, sung see, near i bought it, i told key instrumental dia, politico denazi's to huddle. she instrument, she just me don't impose voice bullshit. nash, a productive notches steel, osh. amenable. he talked dolly. yes, cuz i'd strong more for july. did you read the nickel class, napoleon, nor district you are present to you? he hadn't much basically, she said that she left from a book up, but i need to sort of medicine. you might end up being part of the machine. if i put it off, know kind of what the dual within that, that on them. but in europe, mythical by m without good, died that both of delivered to bun more to live with no more than it. i'm not boss . i got that a number of to buy it here on the diet, more than what i see the monthly part of it.

piper's bullish on the chip maker's pc business, traction and hyper scalers and acquisition of pxilinxrning on that call, up almost 8%, and this one was at 160 back in november, and certainly a contrast to how intel's doing. you know, investors over there, shareholders saying we don't like the way that you're trying to pay executives there. >> well, also considering the performance of the stock price, i was looking, though, in terms of how farther off from their 52-week lows, especially since this is sort of a value call amd is up about 40% from its 52-week low, nvidia another name up about 35% intel is supposed to be a value name, too, jon it's only up about 5% from that low. it's interesting to see sort of more brokerages jump on a name that is relatively expensive. >> yes, indeed but hey, they've got a battle from here, right amd included, and so in this tight market, we'll see who's able to innovate it's still a long game. >> it has taken market share, too. >> after the break, crypto's influence in washington, the impact on policy do not go away that's a good story. another crazy d

he was like the pied piper from the fairy tale when we dreads follow the tune of his fight. the myths created by the chief nazi ideologists found for a towel, soil in the west. we have to fight these myth today in memory of those who won in the 2nd world war we started to push it. can he still you good to? can you see brother the 1000000 plus who bought it? oh, but on the bus go the dad. the book or this was a playable shoot learning 2 months ago. i feel stories that going. that's awesome. of course. okay. yeah. which misers to option is just for rob rob with cuz it should been good. we think he might be a soldier because of the boots. he's wearing a huge, which sold up took a personal opinion with anyone around this. you're still in the summer. i was pleased with ah, with so forth. let's say that we stood up almost a year with a actual yeah, i started to look at them. i don't they still so down there. do you know what i mean? that's good to me. yeah. yeah, there's a start to her. mad again. yeah, yeah, no roll. it's not my, i'm a lead to just monitoring the paul marsh. the

i'm matt piper, cbs news, new york.rnight news." >>> the investigation of the buffalo supermarket massacre. the suspected shooter remains behind bars tonight, and president biden traveled to buffalo, new york, today, to meet with grieving families, offering them comfort and support. the president and first lady placed flowers at a growing memorial near the tops supermarket. and in a speech, president biden issued an impassioned plea calling on americans to reject hate. and those who pedal and promote the racist conspiracy known as replacement theory. there is a lot of news to get to tonight in the investigation, but cbs' jericka duncan is going to start us off. good evening, jericka. >> reporter: good evening, norah. as i stand here right now, there are vigils happening to my left and to my right, right outside of the supermarket where that massacre occurred. you know, earlier today, president biden told about 70 family members of those who lost loved ones that democracy was in danger. he said that hate and fear had bee

like the pied piper from the fairy tale we dreads follow the tune of his bike. the myths created by the chief nazi ideologists found for a towel soil in the west. we have to fight these myths to day in memory of those who won in the 2nd world war. ah, what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy, even foundation, let it be an arms race group is on often very dramatic development. only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical time time to sit down and talk with ah, with the push another she visit with maggie smith. i was just really want also to check with unless it was just basically at the store it must have been a sub with i don't know much though, but you know of it and that is julia, just polio. but this is julia player. them all those same login with citrix unit, which pushes the will. is your sticky women up into the us now with the cast also because i still am a lawyer. what did you yeah i especially if you still are here boys to a small studio with crystal bye. you said you

he was like the pied piper from the fairy tale when we dreads follow the tune of his pipe. the myths created by the chief nazi ideologists, found fertile soil in the west. we have to fight these myths today, in memory of those who won in the 2nd world war ah, is that you had to push it? and he said, are you going to can each other the 1000000 plus with so but on the bus, go to the book a label show learning from others can go stories going on as little as in the course. perfect. you. yep. ish misers option, which is for rob roll with we think he might be a soldier. if he's off the boots, he's wearing a huge which to hold up. took a personal opinion with anyone on the in the summer. wagner, police police, with ah, dozens of civilians are taken to safety from a steel plant in marty bolt. does nationalists battalions continue to hold on to the person, let's say, around 400 more people were evacuated from the city overnight. also, adam with attempted to terrorist attack outside moscow has described an incident in berlin for an explosive device was find in an apartment building

he was like the pied piper from the fairy tale. who made brad follow the tune of his fight. the myths created by the chief nazi ideologists found for tao soil in the west. we have to fight these myth today in memory of those who won in the 2nd world war. ah, ah, you could get you, people don't want war and they believe and he is li, are against. thank you brain with arms because these cannot be achieved that way. need your body, but it's bad. less place in negotiations. we've got bristow co be ends up or ukraine of po bmw. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race and his on offense. very dramatic development, only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult time. time to sit down and talk with a with with the up almost a geographic with .

oh, my god, this is piper. piper, i bet you give the best kisses in the world.am shot, i'm ready for a close-up. mitchell's pooch, suzie, 14-year-old and a good girl, and shani loves to love, then darlene's pug, nanny, look at that face. all right it's manny not nanny, i need new glasses, this is dj and ruby. and this is john's doug flynn, you are cute. and you got a computer fruity booty. and the kenna dogs well done, use hash tag. and thank you for watching the best hour of your day on twitter and instagram. e-mail, and hate mail. tomorrow night. guy benson, jimmy fella. and what a gorgeous panel. you can't watch the show? dvr it. >> when you think of skiing, golfing, hiking, and spa retreats our mine goes to getting away but. what if i told you you could live every day like a vacation? all you need is the perfect house in perfect location with all of the amenities that you could count, we found two of best. resort plopties in two of the most covet the definitions, the best part. price tag with a lot more than the

matt piper reports from the cbs broadcast center. >> reporter: stocks fell on friday to end a brutal month, dow lost 139 point, nasdaq slid 536. s&p 500 down 155. the worst month for the dow and s&p since march 2020 when coronavirus restrictions took hold of the country. for the tech heavy nasdaq, steep declines from major companies like amazon and facebook parent meta platforms caused the worst sell-off since 2008. the federal reserve expected to raise rates by half a percent following the two day policy meeting, the first hike greater than a quarter since 2000. as the fed ramps up the fight against inflation. increases to interest rates make borrowing for homes and cars more expensive. moderna's chief medical officer says he is confident data for the vaccine for young children will be ready for the nda to review in june. moderna asked fda for emergency use authorization for kids under 6 years old. pfizer expects data to be ready by the time they hold the june meeting. that's your money watch report. head to cbsmoneywatch.com. matt piper. >>> oakland, a pop up small businesses resou

at this stage piper, excuse me, the they've been admitting for a couple of days now that they have lost the upper hand there, that russia really has the upper hand. it is dominating the battle in low hands and, and yet, and as you heard from that report, that certainly seems to be the case. 95 percent of la hans is now under russian control and they are going forward as well as the city of severity. and yet where most most of the fighting is now centered in that region. they are the russian troops and now in circling that city, there is some mixed reports as to whether or not the russians have gained control of that city. russia saying that they have ukraine saying that they haven't yet, but they have said for a couple of days now that they may have to pull ukrainian troops out of that area, enabled her to shore up defenses further back. they just don't have the, the heavy weaponry, they need to be able to hold back the russians and push them back there. they are calling on the international community pleading with the international community to send these big weapons, particularly mult

he was like the pied piper from the fairy tale, my dreads follow the tune of his fight. the myths created by the chief nazi ideologists, found fertile soil in the west. we have to fight these myth today in memory of those who won in the 2nd world war. ah, ah, you could get you. people don't want war and they believe he is a, you are against you brain with arms and these can be achieved that way. you won't, but then stab, leslie is in negotiations. we've got through so co b as a or ukraine, a fo, bmw a dozens on civilians are taken to safety from westfield plant in mario, both nationalist battalions continue to hold out on this side. around 400 more people were bunkie, waited from the city over not on attempted terrorist attack outside moscow, as described an incident in berlin, where an explosive device was found in an apartment building that is solely by rushing or a reporter in the complex describe what happens you know, joe, yeah, just a 1st i thought it was some kind of fake bomb. something used to intimidate our workers, but it was hitting a police officers were not

he was like the pied piper from the fairy tale we dreads follow the tune of his fight . the myths created by the chief nazi ideologists, found fertile soil in the west. we have to fight these myth today in memory of those who one in the 2nd world war. ah, ah, you could, you, you, people don't want war and they believe it is against something you brain with arms because these candidly achieve that weight, your boy. but in stat leslie's in negotiations, we've got through so co b as a or ukraine, a phobia look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, accept where such orders at conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence. at the point obviously is too late trust rather than fear i would like to take on various jobs with artificial intelligence, real summoning with obama protective phone existence with ah, with the push another visit with maggie smith. i was just reading with all sorts i bought a truck with unless it was just basic

sofi jumping a bit at piper sandler despite having been cut in half this year. up today but down more than 50% as rising rates and the federal student loan moratorium take a toll more than 70% off its highs. they're underestimating a potential revenue surge in 20 way to joining me is the analyst behind the call, let's welcome in kevin barker >> again, welcome but why? why now? because there's certainly a lot of negative sentiment that could drive sofi lower >> it's been under a lot of pressure there's funding pressure and head winds earnings are said to inflect higher, whichy with haven't seen for the last several years for sofi as earnings start to move higher and we start to see that in the back half of the year, the market's going to come back to sofi and with the stock trading where it is, you're going to see a lot of the market start to favor it once again. >> i wonder if there are a lot of investors used to instant gratification. how much crow does an investor have to be prepared to eat before they feel like they're right on stuff that they buy right now?

jaffray and i just wanted -- i'm sorry, piper sandler, piper sandler's chief economist nancy lazar fromng about confidence getting crushed and that the savings rate has plunged, rachel. in other words, consumers right now are taking money from their savings accounts and they're using it for their daily needs. what do you make of that? i mean, one of the positive things going into this inflationary period was the fact that we had all this money in savings because of this last year and the last two years of covid, people were socking money away. it's coming down. >> no, it is and credit card spending is going up and so money flows two ways, it flows in and it flows out. if you are taking money from your savings, number one, thankfully you have it but you want to replace that as soon as possible as well and so looking at the money flowing in is what's key and so while grocery prices and gas prices, everything in our daily expenses have gone up, that means getting that income up, so whether that's getting a raise at your current job or taking on a job or two after hours and i know that this

. >> reporter: 11 month old piper is unsure if she likes what's in her cup, a mixture of formula and cow's milk. at her age her formula should not be diluted but her mom only has six bottles left. >> we were unable to find it. >> reporter: across the country shelves are bare due to a supply chain disruption and a safety recall. this congresswoman has an 8 month old son and is experiencing it firsthand. >> this is not a third world country. this should never happen in the united states. >> reporter: she and others blamed the biden administration. >> while the biden administration and fda knew all about this prop as it developed, they have been asleep at the switch in terms of getting production back online as fast as possible. >> reporter: the white house says the president is talking with formula manufacturers and retailers to find solutions. >> it also includes ensuring that lower income families can access different brands of baby formula by working with wic program. >> reporter: on tuesday, the fda announced it was working with formula makers to increase output and screatreamline

at the broadcast center i'm matt piper. >>> this morning everyone in the town of venetia is being asked to slash their water use by 30%. take shorter showers and stop watering the lawn. the cut backs are more complicated for businesses like restaurants.. >> when i make a pizza i got to wash my hands. if i go in the register and touch money, i got to run away here and wash my hands and make a pizza again. >> not to mention the water need to repair the food and wash the dishes, city crews hope to have the pipe fixed within the next few days. in san mateo county, the evacuation of 17 homes a third party contractor hit the two inch main yesterday disrupting service along a stretch of the avenue. >>> the area's largest county could soon hear the water cops knocking at the door. the santa clara will issue fines up to $500 for water waste or overuse. usage increasing instead of decreasing the district is trying to save shortages. >>> a check of weather and traffic now. >> let's start with darren and a look at the forecast. >> rain off the coast this morning. trying to get here. some of it got

matt piper reports from the cbs broadcast center. >> reporter: stocks fell friday to end a brutal month, dow lost 139 points, nasdaq slid 536. s&p down 155. the worst month since march 2020 when coronavirus restrictions took hold of the country. for the nasdaq, steep declines from companies like amazon and facebook meta platforms caused the worst sell officer since 2008. federal reserve expected to raise interest rates by half a percent. it would be the first hike greater than a quarter since 2000 as the fed ramps up the fight against inflation, increases to interest rates make borrowing for homes and cars more expensive. moderna's chief medical officer told face the nation he is confident data for the vaccine for young children will be ready to review in june. they asked for an emergency use authorization for kids under 6 years old. pfizer expects the data to be ready by the time the fda holds its june meeting. head to cbsmoneywatch.com. >>> a teen is counting his blessings after uc davis doctors saved his life twice. what he is doing to give back to those who changed his life. >> repo

matt piper reports from new york city. >>> the senate confirmed the first black woman to seven on the federal reserve's board of governor. lisa cook has a degree from berkeley and was on the white house council of economic advisers during the obama administration. the vice president cast the tie breaking vote after all 50 republicans voted against her arguing she doesn't have sufficient experience with interest rate policy. >>> apple is discontinuing production of the i-pod after 20 years. fans of the music player can still buy one while supplies last. when it debuted it held 1,000 songs. >>> movie fans have the chance to bid on some of the most iconic props including wilson the volleyball that kept tom hanks company. the top item is an original x fighter expected to go up for a million dollars. also available is thor's hammer. that's your cbs money watch report. for more head to cbs money watch.com. at the cbs broadcast center. >> i want that gizmo. i want that right now. >> that's cool stuff. >>> speaking of cool stuff, and cool people we have traffic for you. we kick off with the f

matt piper reports. > >> wall street moved higher on monday. the dow ated 84 points. the nasdaq jumped 201. the s&p500 gained 23. tech stocks led the way with chip maker invidia and meta platforms gaining more than 5%. earning season continues today with lyft and starbucks among those handing over their quarterly report card. amazon made two changes for employees. they will pay up to $4,000 to cover expenses for worker who need to travel at least 100 miles to receive certain medical treatments including abortions. the tech giant is also ending it's covid paid sick leave policy saying employees have five days of excused, unpaid time off to use instead. >>> space x has competition in the rocket recycling business. california based rocket labs captured a falling rocket out of the air with a helicopter. the booster sent 34 satellites in to space before falling back to earth. deploying a parachute before a cable grabbed t the chopper dropped the rocket shortly after capture. that is your cbs money watch report. for more head to cbs money watch.com. >>> if you are just waki

at the cbs broadcast center, i'm matt piper. >>> straight ahead, i'll and now most admired alum! get up there. this is so embarrassing. there's no way it's me. you know her.... you love her.... ruh what are you doing here? it's anna gomez! who? our first gigillionaire! with at&t fiber, anna's got the fastest internet with hyper-gig speeds. i didn't know you went to this school. we have a lot in common. live like a gigillionaire with at&t fiber. now with speeds up to 5-gigs. limited availability. >>> good morning everybody from dallas, american airlines center last night the warriors the bench brought them back from 29. game five thursday chase center. what happened last night? there was a moment of silence from the tragedy earlier yesterday in uvalde, texas. as for the game, lou da doncic a triple. dallas came out swinging. second quarter doncic, brunson open three, mavericks extended their lead to 15 in the break. start of the second half delayed nearly 20 minutes. that didn't cool down dallas, third quarter, doncic step back right over steph curry, the mavs led by as many as 29

at the broadcast center, i'm matt piper. ♪ >>> carnevale san francisco returns this weekend and kpixs a proud sponsor. the parade and festival were canceled during the pandemic, but organizers quickly shifted gears and took on a new mission. >> kpix 5's sharon chin shows us they launched a program that is still helping families today. >> butter, milk. >> reporter: alberto perez. >> apples. >> reporter: recalls unloading huge boxes and bags of food for needy families at the star of the pandemic. >> when the pandemic first started it was scary. our community was impacted by it. >> reporter: thousands of people lined up for free xwgroceries a the mission food hub every week. >> bags of bean, rice. >> reporter: alberto wasn't just a volunteer. >> we'd throw in a box. >> reporter: his family was hurting, too. >> my mom lost her job at the pandemic. it was very hard for my family to provide. >> reporter: in fact, five adults in his household of seven lost their jobs. so after his volunteer shift, the 19-year-old would take home fresh food and vegetables to feed them and their neighbors. >>

at the cnbc broadcast center, i'm matt piper. >>> let eight get you caught up on your forecast and traffic this morning. >> we start with first alert meteorologist jessica burch and the forecast for the rest of the week, how is it looking? >> june gloom is among us and it is starting to cool down a lot as we wrap up this week and head into the weekend. we have a chance of rain. i totally spoiled my oel forecast by saying that, but we do, into the weekend condensed clouds push in from offshore thanks to low pressure. current temperatures upper 40s/lower 50s throughout our bay area this morning. it's a very average start for us this morning with clear skies and that's how we're going to, how the forecast will stay as we head into the afternoon hours. one thing i want to start off with, solano county is under a red flag warning until 8:00 p.m. this evening. take a look at relative humidity, it drops down as we head into the afternoon hours around 3:00, 10% near vacaville and fairfield and as we head into the evening hours we don't see too good of a recovery process. add to that the winds aren

business, this business, dear frodinska, worked he was the director of the local cultural center and the piperhe kalush band, the vitaliy duzhik orchestra, participated in all folklore competitions, he always had great ambitions, and these ambitions are so healthy, you know, and they also once renewed themselves and reached some such creative, uh, newest, some peaks , well, this is very it's nice to watch his work, and vladyslav, a resident of liplian, admits that he still doesn't believe that a boy from the neighboring village of zhydychyna won the eurovision song contest. pretty cool and that ukraine won by a margin, i don't remember exactly what the number was, but remember that the margin was more today the field is blooming and she is turning gray tetyana biskub petro potievskyi news on the public musicians in lviv joined the international music marathon in support of ukraine the event will take place in california at the end of may, performers from different countries pre- record a video for him in lviv, recording minutes on the street and involved passers-by in the performance internati

at the broadcast center, i'm matt piper. >>> if you're wondering what to have for breakfast this morninga nice bowl of cereal with orange juice poured on top. troipcana is introducing troipcana crunch, a crispy honey almond career made to be enjoyed with oj, not milk. the serial comes with a paper straw so you can crunch and sip. the cereal launches on wednesday which is national orange juice day. i'll let you try it first. you can tell me about it. >>> next, entertainer-in-chief. we'll hear some of president biden's jokes at the white house correspondents' dinner. correspondents' dinner. in chief. we'll hear some of president biden's jokes at the white house correspondents' dinner. -in chie. we'll hear some of president biden's jokes at the white house correspondents' dinner. chief. we'll hear some of president biden's jokes at the white house correspondents' dinner. -chief. we'll hear some of president biden's jokes at the white house correspondents' dinner. your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant ma

i'm tt piper. >>> it's thursday, may 19th, 2022. this is the "cbs morning news." race to restock. new action is taken to address the baby formula shortage in the u.s. how some relief will will come from overseas. [ cheers ] trt plunge. the dow suffers its worst day in two years. the warning from retailers amid historic inflation rates. >>> rising cases. the cdc urges tens of millions of americans to mask up once again. two regions that are most at risk right now. >>> well, good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. the white house is taking a major step to help with the nationwide shortage of baby formula. president biden is demanding suppliers ramp up production by invoking the defense production act. he's under mounting political pressure after safety concerns forced abbott nutrition to close down its manufacturing plant, the largest in the country. elise preston is in new york with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. the move can't come soon enough for millions of families who have been struggling to find formula for weeks. preside

already arrived he returned home to the stolichnyi station on a branded train, and ihor didenchuk, the piper of the kalush orchestra, brought to kyiv the winning flag that was at the competition in in turin, the conductor of the ivano-frankivsk-kyiv train wore pink panamas, the symbol of the band at the stations of kyiv, kalusha and the ivano-frankivsk train stefania express will be greeted with a song performed by the ukrainian winner of the eurovision song contest 20-22. but as i said, we believe that we did everything right, it was written long before the war and was dedicated to oleg's mother, and no one could have imagined that it would not have new meanings, now people interpret it as ukraine must have because it is very pleasant there, of course, but not under such circumstances. it is better for us to work very happily and face that our train is noble with er in connection with the fact that in kalush we won and we are very happy and very happy, we will try to make this how to say victory not to lose and for now, that was all the news for this time, wait for the updated issue already

others are still looking for one of them, one of the resume numbers are coming to pick up the rear piper. no, he's getting it from your number story to just always wants to participate. doors to lamentable company to issue you booted to pursue you're a hostile and was hoping to judge yield wasn't he? africa pulled sucks. yeah. he'll iraq both songs sung see near. i bought it a talk instrument. leah politico didn't nasty to huddle. she tremendously just me don't impress voice bullshit. nash a product of notches seal. i should be able to talk dolly no scotch trauma for call . i do the new car class, the polio of non district. you are pretty much with the issues that you left on the portal, but i need his medicine. you might be looking for the machine a couple of know kind of what the dual within that just put on them. but in your musical by i'm without that, that there were delivered there one more to live with no more than it i'm not enough off that got that enough to fire here on the dia, mostly what i see the monthly part of it. i only didn't push as to what i see that what but themself