tina fordham is with us.thrilled she could join us after a strong debate over what the west should do. tina fordham, i can say in all my years of doing this, to have john bolton saying will washington get over it, they are not going to start world war iii. and alanna farkas saying, working with president obama, they are not going to start world war iii. absolutely extraordinary to see the common feature of your people saying washington, calm down, get focused. do you believe with bolton and farkas we are not going to start world war iii if we are more assertive? tina: i am not sure we are in control of the trajectory of events, and i think that is something that has been much underestimated regardless of the administration in power. no one expected putin to undertake these actions in contrast to russian interests. i think that putin once -- wants to drag the west in the conflict in ukraine and that would show his view of nato. the this is a dirty war russia is conducting and it will test western resolve in th

tina, i want to get right to it. sentence of your note, you say there is a military shift toward ukraine. how do you observe that? tina: first of all, i think the conflict is tipping toward ukraine. there will be some setbacks for both sides, but, for example, ukraine now has more tanks than russia does in the field. this is remarkable. of course, it is a commendation -- a combination of things commandeered, plus supplies they have got. the information war, the momentum. you just mentioned the meeting yesterday at ramstein air force base. 20 countries have now come together in unity around one really important idea, and that is ukraine cannot lose this conflict. lisa: if that is really the case, can we view the cutting off of gas supplies to bulgaria, to poland as basically an escalation, because vladimir putin is getting more desperate? tina: he is going to raise our costs for pushing back on his military objective. remember, he got away with georgia in 2008, and crimea in 2014. he was not expecting this resistance,

tina fey [ cheers and applause tina fey is here, everybody.s a fantastically funny guy you know him from "the office," "brooklyn nine-nine," "pineapple express," and "this is the end." his new show,"killing it," is on peacock now. i think it's great he's great craig robinson will also be joining me tonight [ cheers and applause he is an award-winning tv and comic book writer whose graphic novel "adora and the distance" is on sale now marc bernardin will be here as well [ cheers and applause we got a great show. but, you guys, before we get to all that, here at "late night," every night, i deliver a monologue made up of jokes written by a diverse team of writers. as a result, a lot of jokes come across my desk that, due to my being a straight, white, male would be difficult -- if we're being honest, would be difficult for me to deliver. but we don't think that should stop you from enjoying them. so we'd like to share them with you now in a segment called "jokes seth can't tell." [ cheers and applause ♪ >> seth: hey, everybody, these are two of

tina hasn't invested in the necessary infrastructure with the country can hardly step in to compensate for oil and gas from russia, at least for the time being. oh, not bought it made okay. but you know to produce a and bruce. yeah. in the long run. however, the extraction of shale gas 3 fracking will increase experts say, as new supply chains emerge, i might need a quote, would change the oil and gas industry is now increasingly looking to south america to replace its current imports from russia. the west supply chains i diversifying and may soon include dodge and tina, brazil, and venezuela. brazil has already announced plans to increase its production by 70 percent over the next 10 years. you're just have her mind or the top business story we're following for you. this, our chinese businesses all wanting on the severe impact of shanghai is prolonged, locked down. the cities 25000000 residents have been kept, mostly at home, the weeks as the chinese government maintains it's 0 coven approach to pandemic. restrictions. shipping companies are also wanting that the shanghai lockdown sna

what does tina brown say now? >> "firing line with margaret hoover" is made possible in part by... and by... corporate funding is provided by... >> tina brown, welcome to "firing line." >> thank you for letting me come. [ both laugh ] >> you and i have known each other for some years. you are a legendary magazine editor. >> which means "old." [ both laugh ] >> titles of magazines like tatler, vanity fair, the new yorker. now you are the author of your second book about the british royal family, "the palace papers." it is an insider's account of the last 25 years since princess diana's passing. you spoke to more than 120 people that were involved or have knowledge of the senior royals. in 2022, assess the state of the monarchy. >> perilous, right now. it's in a perilous, fragile moment. the queen is in a glide path, obviously, to the last days of her reign. we've had the buffeting and tarnishing by prince andrew, who, of course, was essentially canceled for his scandalous conduct. we have harry and meghan who have left the fold. and it's fragile right now. i think it's going to emer

>> commissioner tina chang: we can make the same motions as before. so i'm happy to -- start the process and move to grant the rehearing request. on the basis that commissioner lopez's absence would have made a different in the outcome of the hearing and what is at stake that is not [inaudible] experiencing the same [inaudible]. okay. we have a motion from commissioner chang to grant the request on the basis that commissioner lopez was absent previous hear and this is resulted in a made a difference i believe you said and created manifest injustice. on that motion commissioner lopez. >> aye. >> vice president lazarus. why no. >> commissioner honda. >> aye. >> president swig. >> no >> that motion fails. do you have another motion? commissioner lazarus. >> the hearing request fails in the under lying matter. determined. so -- that concludes the hearing. okay. here. >> use power with that. [laughter]. don't have the energy. adjourn the meeting, thank you. >> thank you.

but how many farmers in india know about soviet tina's forecast? and how did those who do find out about it at this workshop led by the agricultural university in the state of talent. gonna farmers are learning how to survive in this era of climate crisis. they suggest that farmers use more climate, resilient seats and utilize more efficient irrigation methods. consultants also inform farmers about elena sort of yet can, is forecasts by a what's up or e mail. there are more than 5 and a half 1000000 farmers in the state of helen gonna do this is the india meteorological department in pu ne, the government's whether agency with their predictions of when it will rain and how much they help save lives like they did during the maha roster of floods in july of 2021 though 250 people lost their lives. $350000.00 residents were able to be evacuated. monsoon whisper, elena serv. yackino in germany is very thankful for the work of india's officials, especially for the data on air moisture and temperature that helped with her forecasts. sir of jak tina is wi

that is tina ford and under the kitchen, apparently there is no harmony within the government. and that again, it's a problem of trust causes even more lack of confidence in that the government has a plan and then it can actually implement any of the measures that will bring relief. it's not just argentina, there is that, i mean, inflation is particularly acute across latin america and what are the implications of that? well, the 1st implication, unfortunately, is that we'll have more poverty across the continent. because if people can't afford their most basic goods, they fall under the poverty line. but this can also lead to social unrest. and this is a problem in latin america because it can cause political instability. not only because people can essentially revolt against the act and government, but also because it can be easily used by populist candidates from the left or the right to actually make use of that discomfort among the populations. and therefore, put a government in place that can worse and eventually the problems in the countries ok have gate. us. thank you v

they are sharing their meals and their concerns. demonstrate a sienna gen tina's capital bonus iris are demanding more support from the government as inflation and constantly arising from prices drive people to despair . never forget what, oh no matter how much we produce, we're still poor poorer and poorer because inflation is eating away from your home or is it the salaries? wherever you are, were you that in 2021. inflation was over 50 percent. the central bank has already raised the key interest rate 3 times this year, but even a staggering 44.5 percent is not enough to compensate for inflation. the situation is just as bleak in other latin american countries, peru us also experiencing historically high inflation. prices of sugar, potatoes, and carrots have doubled. meat has become an affordable for many with a boon daily, that healing the rise of inflation room is the same. the whole world has been experiencing since the 2nd half of 2021. and it's worse and due to the russia, ukraine, war era, ruthie, i will get on you many residents, so for a sub ups in lima can no longer afford t

really, molly, i'm good at the origin. tina's problem today is the lack of infrastructure to transport and export crude oil and gas, for example. and there are no pipelines to bring the gas from the fields in the provinces to the port gina intelligent tina hasn't invested in the necessary infrastructure with the country can hardly step in to compensate for oil and gas from russia, at least for the time being. oh, not a bit made. okay, but there are lots of blue, st. andrews, yes. in the long run, however, the extraction of shale gas through fracking will increase experts say, as new supply chains emerge, i might need a quote or change the oil and gas industry is now increasingly looking to south america to replace its current imports from russia with the west supply chains, i diversifying and may soon include argentina, brazil, and venezuela. brazil has already announced plans to increase its production by 70 percent over the next 10 years. you're just have her remind her of the top business story. we're following for you this how it, chinese businesses all wanting on the severe impact

tina krause with cbs news. >> let's pick up on that, he saw the turbines, when power used in the united states hit a huge milestone last month. the department of energy says for the first time ever, those wind turbines produced more electricity than b,38 billion, about $42 billion on russian imports since the war in ukraine started. the have agreed to ban coal imports. >>> u.n. secretary-general plans to meet with russian president vladimir putin next week to call for peace. this all new images show the brutal toll of the war. eight weeks in, ukraine says 20,000 civilians have died in mariupol alone. skyler henry has more. >> reporter: crews removed bodies from the bomb wreckage of mariupol. russian president vladimir putin claimed victory there. but the locals deal mill remains a holdout. russian forces say they blockaded the plant where thousands of ukrainian fighters are hold up against attacks and civilians are taking shelter. these satellite images are believed to show rows of mass graves outside mariupol. city officials say the area could hold more than 9000 bodies. britain's prim

tina tells us a chase executive just called her to apologize and promised to investigate what happenedenewed her own credit card when the 70 additional cards came in the mail to get. she still has an activated hers. chase did not say whether it changed its fraud detection systems to catch this sort of crime now. i've posted the bank's entire statement. you can check it out. it's on our website at abc7 news.com. now do you dream of buying your first home? i want to hear your story. tell us about the difficulties you face and the frustrations you're encountered go to abc7. news.com size 7 on your side to share your story and you could be featured in an upcoming. good. all heard something new today never heard this before. thanks, michael. well an end of an era today as betty saucekin officially retired from her job as a park ranger at the rosie the riveter world war two homefront national historic park in richmond saskin reflected on why she never considered herself a rosie when i was 20 years old. and working for the government i would not consider. a whole person it was that they kept

tina kraus has the story. >> reporter: they're being asked to take in the smell of the roses not on thea gallery. >> there will be an odor of some kind, mainly flowers. >> reporter: visitors are using their noses to breathe new life into centuries-old artwork like this piece aptly named "the sense of smell." digital screens with diffusers are dotted around the exhibition. >> they can press the screen and the smell comes out, and they can smell it. >> reporter: smell can trigger more memories than sight. it's a powerful way to experience art. carlos rodriguez thinks it's fantastic. he says the smells are really authentic. some perhaps a bit too realistic. alan llano says smelling the animal was not the best but i really liked the scent of the jasmine. >> i like it. it's good, but the painting is still the most important thing to see. >> reporter: the scene in madrid is a chance to give visitors a whole new sense of art. tina kraus, cbs news. >> historians identified dozens of objects in paintings and worked with a perfume house to get the fragrances just right. >>> coming up on "cbs morn

tina krause, cbs news, london. >> and that is the "overnight news" for this monday.news continues. for others, check back later for cbs mornings, and follow us online any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm jericka duncan. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm elise preston in new york. an estimated 100,000 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.

these are posters for tina kandelaki for this you do not need to change hair color.well, tina brown-eyed, of course, but this is her wow, okay. come on, vera is spring today, and the world wrote war. leo tolstoy, and you and i are both fashionable, because we are in chains, you understand, that looks like it. here is her voice intonation a little bit. this is the feature here. this is how natasha koroleva well, natasha is also not difficult, because there is what he has a dialect, of course, a little ukrainian mountains, so it's there, well, not difficult at all. and that's her smile, that's all. and zemfira appreciated zemfira's parody somehow at one event, but she came up and said so very harshly. i'm inviting like this, yeah, yeah, don't ever imitate me again. because i will never do it again, because i don't want to upset her. i love her. in what ways to stitch in no why? well , unfortunately the quality. texts that after 5 years of the existence of the program. yes, when the program gets on the rails on the flow, some people stop spending, you know. and uh, this

but how many farmers in india know about soviet tina's forecast? and how did those who do find out about it? at this workshop led by the agricultural university in the state of talent, gonna farmers are learning how to survive in this era of climate crisis. they suggest that farmers use more climate, resilient seats and utilize more efficient irrigation methods. consultants also inform farmers about elena, sort of jak in his forecasts by a what's up or e mail. there are more than 5 and a half 1000000 farmers in the state of helen gonna this is the india meteorological department in pu ne, the government's whether agency with their predictions of when it will rain and how much they help save lives. like they did during the ma harassed ra floods in july of 2021 though 250 people lost their lives. $350000.00 residents were able to be evacuated. monsoon whisper elena, sir of yet can i in germany is very thankful for the work of india's officials, especially for the data on air moisture and temperature that helped with her forecasts. sir of jak, tina is

sir of jak tina is widely respected among india's monsoon experts. her predictions are welcome, but only as an input to the media. ology officials own models for predicting rainfall, for they think publicizing them as a separate monsoon forecast would be problematic. a bit of a be confusion among the you the which one to pick. so we have to gender, do no one single output and to generate that one single output, i'm sure to know there are many really nice and we knew i said in many lean us in the contribute this type of information during a pause in the harvest, robbie party dar has a zoomed date. hello, annie. hello, tony. how are you? it's so nice to meet you. i would like to tell you thered, ma'am, are you a dealer ones when prediction in so long done without majority? so i have been sued and aid survived that in and micro outside sales and my i am about to earn my living so award. so want to hear this. thank you, ma'am and thank you. but while the monsoon forecasts help people adapt to climate change, they won't solve the underlying problem. as in

haidi: tina davis there with the details. can get a roundup of that story and the other stories you need to know to get your day going in today's edition of daybreak. terminal subscribers can go to dayb and it is also available on mobile on the bloomberg anywhere app. you can customize settings so you just get the news that matters to you. this is bloomberg. ♪ s bloomberg. ♪ haidi: some of our early guests sharing their views on this earnings season. our next guest is higher and more volatile inflation is a headwind for stock valuations. with us is ross coaster wretch -- great to have you with us and we appreciate your time. there is so much uncertainty and so much potential for volatility. will it be the policy outlook or inflation or what is going on in china, geopolitics. so what is your approach at the moment? russ: good morning. there are a number of headwinds, and this has been a very different year than 2021. but i think first and foremost the issues that investors globally are wrestling with is a very aggressive

to disguise the taste of the match far away, not everyone likes it, it reminds someone of bolotnaya tina a even fish is recommended to start acquaintance with this drink with a milder version of mother chelata with milk and better splicing, scientific data say that casein from cow's milk neutralizes useful katina matcha latte is now served in almost any self-respecting cafe with an asian bias, the hostess of a japanese institution in the center of moscow, lena kozhina tells her story of her passion for this drink. my love for machu started about 6 years ago when i first went to japan and in one of the cafes known to the systems i tried the matcha latte. oddly enough, and it was very tasty, because she didn’t have any upset on her. here is this notorious fish. ah, the smell of this bitterness that can be found in moscow restaurants. and it was delicious. i was impressed then, because it was an unusual green drink. it was interesting. as a result, she became a real expert, a former photographer, began to take him to russia for matches and opened her own japanese store, which received many

they say government would help them to use more something they say would benefit our didn't tina the economy and the whole world peace. i will, i just want to fight in some sports news. tyson fury has retained. he's w based a world heavyweight boxing title he milk fellow bread and gillian. why? in the 6 rounds of their 5 in london, few is unveiled in his $33.00 pro 5 after the when the gypsy king, as he's known and suggested that he'll now retire. and before we get the headlines, i have a story about a miniature book unseen from more than a century which has gone on sale in new york. it's part of a major antique book fair, that showcasing everything from novels to maps, as long as they are old. gabriel alexander has the details at the new york international antiquarian book fair. it's all about books in their original paper form. one of the highlights this year is also one of the smallest items. this never published, manuscript written as a child by charlotte bronte whose 19th century novels are considered classics of english literature. a series of 10 poems, only one copy exists, bo

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and you, tina, right in georgia, etc. but also israel for decades has been completely, you know, getting away with total in community when it comes to crime. i've been documented, again at, again. and i wonder what that impunity actually does not just for other populations, we're fighting resistance or seeking basic human dignity. but when, when you allow it in one instance, which for israel, you know, it's been true for decades. i just wonder how mad listening to what in i said, and knowing that we've seen, you know, russia thrown out of the world cup by feet despite palestinian calling for israel to be thrown out. but that not happening. we've even seen, you know, russian caps now can't compete in international competitions, according to the federation and international federation of feline, you know, caps. i mean, i bring these points up not to, to make fun of what's happening. but just to show the extreme difference in the way the media is reacting and individual organizations, mohammed living in gaza. enduring that e

threaten as she's the last witness of a massacre that killed hundreds of indigenous peoples in origin, tina almost 100 years ago. process the law is a member of the warm indigenous community. when she was around 7 years old, when her father was murdered, doing a protest. i now she's over 100 years old and says she still remembers the day her community was attacked. the cost i was and woke up when i was given water. i got home and looked up and saw a plane flying overhead. there were children on the ground. this is the pain i have carried forever. i was not able to speak. ross had lives in the northern province of jackal and his part of a truth trial that seeks to investigate the crimes committed against her community and the people here continue to remember. the massacre that happened in this place when hundreds of members of indigenous communities were killed. by security forces and ranchers, they were protesting and demanding an improvement of the semi slavery conditions they lived in. they were killed their bodies, dismembered, buried all around this area until recently, until apologies.

tina has recent window size with tractors and severe lives in south africa have reunited concerns that countries in the wider region i'm doing enough to combat climate change. ah, i know the season should be coming to an end of the ready season indonesia, but just the time being we got an increase in the likelihood of activity and sumatra and java and probably on the western side of bonia. so on sort of work in particular and was it was wet recently in cambodia that looks a little bit dry, but the shelves are increasing in the philippines. and we are watching the rain heading up out of sumatra into proper the bay of bengal. but the seas, the re, would be bit early, were to be the case here in east asia, but it looks like it's developing. we've had some significant rain in western japan . there'll be more during monday in eastern china. it's hot soon or hot and dryer than you might expect in beijing at 29. and even hong kong up at 30. but the rain itself is the thing to watch because it's pulsing through south korea. then towards han shoe ha qaeda. now you might expect this in a month t

tina is an ordinary dog ​​here, who just cares a little more about her master anastasia zavidova.ur akhmetov channel one. hello on the air news in the studio sergey tugushev more than 200 heavy mines and shells were fired on the territory of the dpr over the past day, the enemy changed the system of salvo fire and large-caliber artillery. including 120mm mortars. as a result , two civilians were killed, four more were injured, more than 4,000 demon-possessed people were left without electricity, under fire from militants and the lpr. there exploded about two dozen rockets from the installations of citizens. here they are on the footage of the rake agency and 39 ukrainian nationalists were destroyed by return fire, nine self-propelled gun emplacements, howitzers and other equipment. our military showed part of the weapons captured during the special operation, much of which was hastily left by ukrainian nationalists during the retreat on the territory of the lugansk people's republic among the trophies there are both old soviet models and modern nato, anti-tank guided missiles and

>> commissioner tina chang: we can make the same motions as before. so i'm happy to -- start the process and move to grant the rehearing request. on the basis that commissioner lopez's absence would have made a different in the outcome of the hearing and what is at stake that is not [inaudible] experiencing the same [inaudible]. okay. we have a motion from commissioner chang to grant the request on the basis that commissioner lopez was absent previous hear and this is resulted in a made a difference i believe you said and created manifest injustice. on that motion commissioner lopez. >> aye. >> vice president lazarus. why no. >> commissioner honda. >> aye. >> president swig. >> no >> that motion fails. do you have another motion? commissioner lazarus. >> the hearing request fails in the under lying matter. determined. so -- that concludes the hearing. okay. here. >> use power with that. [laughter]. don't have the energy. adjourn the meeting, thank you. >> thank you. >>> there's so much involved with becoming a firefighter. and as a component of being

or tina faces up to 70 years in prison. prices at the pump have dropped slightly in the past week, according to triple a the average price of a gallon of regular in california is $5.82, and that's about 10 cents lower than it was a week ago. here in the bay area. napa has the highest average at 5 92. san francisco is at 5 88 and the average price per gallon of regular gas regular gallon of gas in san jose is $5.78. his house democrats are accusing oil companies of ripping off the american people and putting profits before production as americans suffer from those higher gas prices, but the heads of six oil and gas companies argued that they're not price gouging. it is their second time testifying before congress in six months. fox news madeline rivera has the latest now from washington. house democrats calling on big oil executives to explain why americans are feeling pain at the pump. oil is lining their pockets with one hand and taking billions in taxpayers subsidies with the other. meanwhile the american people are getti

thank you , jan and tina. will get some more because the bill that came through about for those concerns that you just heard flat from an c interesting corporation, of course we're talking about disneyy bullied by leftist activist disney decided to step out off its rolt as a great family entertainment company that we all lovehe and into the role of a radical political advocate. and it's not just moms and dads like you just heard from fighting back , butju the employees of disney as well. so we sent our own raymond arroyo down to disney about 12 miles from here to talk to some of the fed up employees. do you believe that there'sia political bias or at leastsu political pressure from withinre a company to conform to a certain ideal? absolutely. to be honest at this point i believe that company has been hijacked by thee left, the liberal left. wewe are the silent majority. we go in and we are here to do our job. we do our job. we take care of the guests. stsd we don'ton bring politics into the office. disney made

"mr mayor" has tina fey, robert carlock i'm lucky enough to call both of them friends they're both, likethey're also, like, brilliant scientists the way they build comedy is -- has an incredible amount of patience and craft to it >> such a great way to put it. they are like scientists >> seth: yeah. >> you know, because they're so interested in character. it's not -- they're so funny, but they're not just -- they're so character-driven writers. so once again, you know, they're so particular with each one of the cast members i mean, tina's direction is just brilliant. >> seth: yeah. as an actor, it must be so great to be with somebody who knows exactly what they want like that they can ask for it and you can deliver it >> you can just feel free to really to jump you can just jump off the cliff and, you know, you're going to be caught. >> seth: you mentioned tina being wonderful as a director. you worked with probably one of the finest female directors we know, jane campion, in "the piano" and now "power of the dog. she's nominated for an oscar it's really exciting [ cheers and applause ]

dani: did i hear you that tina is turning? tina turner? manus: well done.ry lap, let us get a check on equities, we are looking at msci asia pacific index moving higher. underperformance from china. will the pboc step in and do more easing? nasdaq underperforming. that miss from netflix weighing on things. s&p 500 futures declining after yesterday's outperformance. euro stocks 60 up 0.3%. lots of earnings out of europe should impact the european equity picture this morning. manus: i know everybody throws bonds at the screen, but the time is right to buy growth and value, positioning is too bearish. did you buy enough yogurt? first quarter, that is the fastest growth in seven years. it is driven by bottled water. you have a set of numbers, they are the makers of evian and yogurt. let's talk about war in the currency markets. is it king dollar still? it is rolling over, down this morning. that breathless speed with which the yen has imploded may be in for a pause driven by intervention, maybe a movement away from yield curve control. the bank of japan are ful

and victim in this case is quite clearly renew it law ukraine levy, tina evie demolition. you can russian lawyers flooded the court with 6000 claims against ukraine on the grounds of alleged human rights abuses in don bass. claims vigorously disputed by the humanitarian agencies operating in the area. he had tacos in thinking that the teacher several 1000 people questions before. it's hard to establish the exact number right now, have faced reprisals to, to their political beliefs. and i was, in some cases in the, for expressing very restrained, criticism of actions taken by the occupying authorities seized harassing the situation in crimea was not much better. vast is midday. what about the problem that russia is constantly taking political prisoners in the crimea must carrying out large scale repression issues. it's a really bad domestic political situation there. hm. for deon is, especially for those who are loyal to ukraine, isn't a primarily crimean totters and ukrainians. and all krajina. in june 2021, the e. u leadership passed a resolution condemning russia. they c

tina krause, cbs news. >> and that's the "overnight news" for this wednesday. the news continues. for others, check back later for cbs mornings and follow us on line any time. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm jan crawford. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm tom hanson in new york. russian troops have intensified their assault on eastern ukraine. european officials fear mariupol could fall in days, as ukrainian forces take a last stand. the u.n. secretary-geners calling for a pause on fighting during the orthodox christian holy week. >>> florida governor ron desantis is calling on lawmakers to strip disney world of its status to operate as an independent government around its theme parks. disney and desantis have been clashing for months over florida's don't say gay law. >>> and america's favorite past time could take less time. the stage is set for major league baseball to implement a pitch clock after a new report shows it shaved 20 minutes off of minor league games. >>> for more news, download the cbs news app on your cell phone i'm tom hanson, cbs news,

joining me is senator tina smith. thank you for joining us tonight we talked about the recent positive headlines from the white house, strong employment numbers, and the expected select of the supreme court justice nommee. yet polling shows approval ratings hitting new lows. though he remains slightly more popular than president trump. what do you attribute that to? are you concerned that this wartime response is diverting democrats' priorities ahead of the mid terms? >> thank you, reverend sharpton. i'm so glad to be with you. what i hear here in minnesota is people are rallying around the president in his strong stance against this author taken dictators where the savage despicable war crimes are just so heartbreaking. what the president has done has been to mobilize a global coalition in ways that are really unprecedented. just barely a year ago people were talking about how nato is in a shambles, and look at what he's done. i hear from my constituents here about what's happening in ukraine. i mean, i can't help bu

the bus a function to move things on and south africa, tina i change, and it showed me that i trotted and fire with africa direct on al jazeera. from the front, blind al jazeera correspondence continue to report every angle of the war. you, craig, we've been given access to this special unit, making sure there's no threats behind those front lines. there is almost nic complete destruction fighting back a russian assault, holding background forces. the scale of destruction is just now being, i'm going to be out as we arrived at me calliah, there is panic. a russian war played is suspected of being close by. stay with al jazeera, for the latest developments. how social uh, social media platforms, if many young uses feel isolated, anxious, and depressed. currently there is a grand national experiment that is taking place upon our kids. why take companies not sufficiently regulated? they don't want people to know what's happening on their platform. and when will society catch up? 10 people that i knew in high school that may suicide, full lines, investigate toxic feed, social media and te

tina kraus, cbs news, london. >>> when we think of protecting the environment, we think of options likeecycling or conserving water. but some are choosing to go green, even in death. cbs's danya bacchus explains. >> she was very strong and put up a really good fight. >> reporter: donna lost her mother to bladder cancer last april. >> i knew that she wanted to be cremated and have some of her remains spread with my father's remains. >> reporter: instead of the traditional cremation, donna decided to go with an eco friendly cremation or aqua mation. it uses water to decompose the body. >> it does not putty missions in the air. >> reporter: the president of white rose cremation in escondido, california, water cremation uses 90% less energy than flame cremation. how do people get ashes from this process? >> at the end of the process you still have the bones. the bones are run through a processing machine that basically turns it into a very fine powder. >> reporter: aqua mation is one approach to environmental friendly barriers. some turn their body into compost. >> what body composting is,

tina pay attention to you?re for a couple of days, put it off, probably to brag about his friends and samara. calm down. what was it? and this is my new friend vovan, the commander of the local biker club. club by revolutionaries very dissatisfied they have a serious war. so this is how artyom usually got to know the owner of the workshop, valery spouts. while he was alive, he worked as a security guard at the central office of rex bank in the same thanks, guys. look at the same office , someone works as a credit manager. kino nosikova, probably a relative. i think all countries need to check this, and finally our legionnaire andrei kabulov, nicknamed the frenchman. the head of the security service of the aforementioned bank vo as a good scheme, excellent cleaning for the client of his own bank, where the logic of the logic is very simple, he was a legionnaire, which means he has the right to french citizenship. i 'm sure now to collect money, to quickly dump sherlock holmes turned over and zeroed, and he remai

tina krause, cbs news, london. >>> and that is the "overnight news" for this friday.s continues. for others, check back later for cbs mornings and follow us online a tim snews.com.rertg fromhe jeff peg. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm tom hanson in new york. russian troops appear to be regrouping in areas they pledged to scale back attacks. heavy fighting rages on in kyiv and the besieged city of mariupol. russian forces blocked 45 busses sent to evacuate civilians. >>> the first lawsuit has been filed over florida's new law banning e teaching of certain lbgtq topics in the classroom. the law, dubbed "don't say gay" was signed by the governor this week and set to take effect in july. >>> and music's biggest stars are gearing up for the 64th annual gra john batista is leading the pack with 11 total nominations. justin bieber follow with eight. tune in this sunday to see who is taking home the hardware right here on cbs. for more news, download the cbs news app or connect to tv. i'm tom hanson, cbs news, new york. >>> it's friday, april 1st, 2022. this is the "cbs morni