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4/7: Residents near the frontlines in the eastern part of Ukraine are being told to get out. The Masters tournament tees off. Apr 07, 2022

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The Ukrainian government sends an urgent warning to residents near the frontlines in the eastern part of Ukraine. They’re being told to get out as we learn more about the effects of Russian shelling in other areas. The global response to Russia's actions now includes more sanctions that could affect Vladimir Putin and family members personally. But some European countries may also be helping Russia fund the war indirectly because they feel they have no choice. Two men are due in court in Washington today, accused of impersonating federal agents – and using financial favors to get close to the First Lady's security detail. A Republican senator looking into business deals made by Hunter Biden, the president's son, says President Biden's brother, James Biden, played a key role in helping Hunter make foreign business transactions that were flagged by U.S. banks. The Masters tournament tees off this morning, and so does five-time champion Tiger Woods, in a highly anticipated return to golf.

4/6: Severe storms are threatening millions of Americans, after battering parts of the south. The U.S. and its allies are announcing new sanctions against Russia. Apr 06, 2022

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Severe storms are threatening millions of Americans, after battering parts of the south. At least two people were killed amid the tornadoes, hail and strong winds in multiple states. Ukraine says there’s video evidence that Russia is intentionally killing civilians. Video appears to show an ambulance being hit by shelling in the parking lot of a Ukrainian hospital. There's also footage from a suburb of Kyiv, where entire apartment blocks were destroyed, and hundreds are feared dead. The U.S. and its allies are announcing new sanctions against Russia. Oklahoma's state legislature has approved a bill to make abortion a felony in that state. The new CEO of Hertz says he will fix the problem of customers being falsely arrested after the cars they legitimately rented were reported as stolen. We spoke to several Hertz customers who were wrongfully accused.

Mark Ellwood shares summer vacation advice Apr 06, 2022

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Travel Expert Mark Ellwood joined CBS News Transportation Correspondent Errol Barnett to discuss how soaring prices and inflation can affect summer travel plans. Ellwood shares alternative transportation options, the latest apps to help navigate the vacation season and tips on cheaper getaway destinations. Ellwood says he is optimistic that low- cost airlines are returning with a vengeance, signaling now is the time to book flights.

4/5: Bodies lie in the streets of the Kyiv suburb of Bucha, but Russia claims it is not responsible for the killings. Apr 05, 2022

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Mass graves and bodies lie in the streets of the Kyiv suburb of Bucha. Many world leaders are calling it genocide, but Russia claims it's not responsible for the killings. Ukrainian President, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, is addressing the UN Security Council amid the horrific events in Bucha. He visited the city during his first known trip outside Kyiv since the Russian invasion began to bring *attention* to the violence he's calling "genocide." Senate negotiators say they have a deal to provide $10 billion in new relief funding for covid treatments, vaccines and research, along with clinical trials to study new variants of the virus. Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson is closer to becoming the first Black woman on the Supreme Court as two more Republican senators joined Senator Susan Collins as yes votes. The threat of dangerous weather continues as three states are still under tornado watches. Sacramento police have arrested a man in connection with the weekend shooting that killed six people and injured a dozen others. Kansas is the new champion of men's college basketball. The Jayhawks won the title last night with a record-setting comeback.

4/4: Ukrainian President Zelenskyy accuses Russia of genocide. Jon Batiste won five Grammys out of his 11 nominations, including Album of the Year for "We Are." Apr 04, 2022

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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy accuses Russia of genocide. Russian troops withdrew from a town near Kyiv and other communities near the capital, leaving a trail of destroyed military hardware and left hundreds of bodies in the streets. Six people were killed and 12 others injured early Sunday morning in Sacramento, California, when police say at least two people opened fire outside crowded bars in the city's downtown district. More than 12,000 flights within, into, or out of the U.S. were delayed or canceled over the weekend. For the third straight week, the southern U.S. is facing a tornado threat. Jon Batiste -- from "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" on CBS -- won five of the 11 Grammys he was up for, including Album of the Year -- for "We Are." Bruno Mars and Anderson Paak's Silk Sonic duo won both Song *and* Record of the Year for "Leave The Door Open."

4/1: Two people killed and others hurt in deadly tornadoes across the East coast. Hoping to lower gas prices, President Biden is tapping America's strategic oil reserve. Apr 01, 2022

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Across a dozen states -- there were more than two dozen reports of tornadoes. The deadly storms killed two people and two others were hurt when a tornado touched down in the Florida panhandle. President Biden is draining nearly 1/3 of America's strategic oil reserve, its largest release ever. A Russian official claims two Ukrainian helicopters attacked a Russian oil depot, some 20 miles across the border. This comes as Russian forces continue to bombard Ukrainian cities, killing thousands of civilians. While most of America is lifting covid restrictions, one of the world's biggest cities has been shut down. Shanghai -- home to about 25 million people -- is largely at a standstill today, as China battles its worst wave of covid infections since the start of the pandemic. Police in Greenville, South Carolina, are investigating a deadly middle school shooting that left one 12-year-old boy dead -- and another facing a murder charge. Top seeds Louisville and South Carolina will play, and then last year's champion Stanford will take on UCONN in the NCAA Women’s Final Four. Meanwhile, the Men's Final Four begins tomorrow night in New Orleans with archrivals Duke and North Carolina playing each other for the first time ever in the tournament. The matchup could be Duke Coach Mike Krzyzewski’s final game.

What is the metaverse? The possibilities and limitations of virtual worlds. Mar 31, 2022

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David Chalmers, an NYU professor and author of "Reality+: Virtual Worlds and the Problems of Philosophy" joins "CBS Mornings" co-host Tony Dokoupil to this what exactly is the "metaverse" and the pro & cons of a virtual world.

3/31: Dangerous storms roll through the South causing damage.Chris Rock performs for the first time since Will Smith hit him at the Oscars. Mar 31, 2022

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Powerful storms in the South knock out power for tens of thousands, and damage areas that were already hard-hit by extreme weather. Twisters touched down in multiple states yesterday -- including areas hard-hit by last week's storms. In Ukraine, the Russian military is shelling areas near the capital where they had promised to scale back fighting. The White House said yesterday that Russian officials may be afraid to tell President Vladimir Putin how badly their war effort is doing. Back here in the U.S., CBS News has learned the Biden administration is planning to end a Trump-era immigration policy called Title 42. We have new information this morning from an ongoing investigation of President Biden's son, Hunter. Actor and comedian Chris Rock took to the stage and broke his silence for the first time since being slapped by Will Smith at the Oscars.

Having "Conversations with People Who Hate Me" and the Lessons Learned Mar 31, 2022

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Podcast and author Dylan Marron joins CBS News' Lilia Lucaino to talk about his new book, “Conversations with People Who Hate Me: 12 Things I Learned from Talking to Internet Strangers," based on conversations with people who posted negative comments about him online. He shares what lessons he learned from these internet strangers. The book is published by Atria, an imprint of Simon & Schuster, a division of Paramount.

3/30: Violence continues in Ukraine amid peace talks. Another major storm system is threatening the South Mar 30, 2022

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Russia's campaign of violence continues in Ukraine -- despite Moscow's claim it will scale back the assault around the country's capital. Turning to the Middle East, five people were killed in a new attack in Israel -- extending the country's worst outbreak of violence in years. There are new developments -- after CBS News finds a gap in logs of then-President Trump's activities on January 6th. An emergency meeting is expected tonight to discuss Hollywood's response to Will Smith's attack on Chris Rock during the Oscars. Smith potentially could lose his membership of the Academy -- or find himself banned from future broadcasts.

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