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3/18: Russian missiles strike western Ukraine. A thrilling start to the men's NCAA tournament. Mar 18, 2022

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Russian missiles hit a new target in western Ukraine -- as the U.S. warns that Vladimir Putin could be preparing to use chemical weapons. This morning, President Biden has been speaking with Chinese President Xi Jinping about the war. Russia has asked China for military aid -- but the U.S. has warned Beijing there will be tough consequences if it says yes. Authorities say a 13-year-old was driving the pick-up truck that collided with the van carrying the athletes on Tuesday. Now to the men's NCAA tournament, multiple games came down to the final seconds -- and a lot of people's brackets are already busted. But the biggest surprise was an overtime win, by a small school from New Jersey.

3/17: Pres. Biden pledges additional military aid for Ukraine. Fed announces interest rate hike. Mar 17, 2022

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President Joe Biden pledges $800 million more in aid to Ukraine, as Biden calls Putin a "war criminal." Russian forces bomb theater in the Ukraine city of Mariupol housing civilians, number of casualties unknown. High gas prices are hitting truckers and may soon be passed on to consumers. The Federal Reserve announce first interest rate hike in 2018. We are learning more about the deadly Texas crash that claimed the life of six members of a college golf team and their coach.

3/16: Ukrainian president addresses Congress from Kyiv. Senate passes bill to make Daylight Saving Time permanent. Mar 16, 2022

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Relentless bombings terrify the population of Kyiv -- amid new warnings on how Russia could escalate its attacks. Ukraine's president is making a direct appeal to Congress, pleading for more action by allies to stop Russia. The biannual ritual of changing our clocks could become a thing of the past -- if senators get their way. The senate unanimously passed a bill that would make daylight saving time permanent.

3/15: Russia intensifies attacks in Ukraine. Arrest in string of shootings targeting homeless men. Mar 15, 2022

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We are now 20 days into the war in Ukraine. Ukrainian officials say more than 2,500 civilians have been killed in Mariupol. So far Russia has failed to take the city, on the country's southern coast. Russian forces have also been advancing on the capital, Kyiv. Last night, an editor for one of the Russia's state-owned channels burst onto the set of the nightly news broadcast, shouting "stop the war." CBS News has learned President Biden could soon be heading to Europe -- to meet with NATO allies. Meanwhile, Ukraine's President Zelensky is expected to address Congress tomorrow -- as part of his effort to mobilize international support against the Russian invasion. A suspect has been arrested in a string of shootings targeting homeless men in New York City and Washington, D.C. CBS News has learned about a surge in child exploitation. We are learning troubling new information about the online dangers to children who have been spending more time in front of computers during the pandemic.

3/14: Russia attacks Ukrainian military base close to NATO territory. Multi-state manhunt is underway for a suspect in the shootings of homeless people. Mar 14, 2022

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Russian missiles hit a Ukrainian military base near the border with Poland -- killing at least 35 people. The base is just 15 miles from NATO territory where U.S. troops are located. A Russian airstrike also struck a residential building in the capital city of Kyiv. At least two people were killed there, according to a Ukrainian official. "CBS Evening News" anchor Norah O'Donnell is in Poland, as millions flee the violence. U.S. officials are concerned that Russia may get military hardware from China to help fight the war in Ukraine. This morning, the White House is condemning an Iranian missile attack that hit a building near the U.S. consulate in Irbil, Iraq over the weekend. Iran's revolutionary guard claimed responsibility, saying it was in retaliation for an Israeli strike that Tehran says killed two guard members last week. Police in New York City and Washington, D.C are working with federal authorities to search for a suspect linked to multiple shootings of homeless people in the two cities.

3/11: Pres. Biden to call for change to Russia's trade status. Disgraced actor Jussie Smollett gets jail time for staging a hate crime. Mar 11, 2022

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The violence intensifies in Ukraine as negotiations apparently stall. Local officials say the Russians are shelling indiscriminately, hitting hospitals and residential areas. President Biden prepares to end normal trade relations with Russia. The senate approves billions in aid for Ukraine -- but the U.S. says no to sending warplanes. Turning to the pandemic -- travelers in the U.S. will need to keep masking up on planes and public transportation for at least another month. American officials say Kim Jong-un's regime has been test-firing components of a new intercontinental ballistic missile. The annual inflation rate is at a 40-year high -- hitting 7.9% in February. Jussie Smollett is waking up behind bars this morning, after a Chicago judge sentenced him to 150 days in jail with 30 months probation, for lying -- after he staged a hate crime against himself.

3/10: World condemns Russia's attack on maternity and children's hospital in Ukraine. Fuel prices hit another record high. Mar 10, 2022

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The world condemns Russia's attack on a maternity and children's hospital in Ukraine. The World Health Organization says at least 18 health providers have been hit by Russia -- since the war in Ukraine began. Vice President Kamala Harris is in Warsaw this morning, the capital of Poland, to meet with NATO allies. We speak to an American paratrooper who spent his vacation helping desperate refugees. The White House is now warning that Russia could be planning a chemical or biological weapon attack, while framing it as a false flag attack by the Ukrainians themselves. As the war rages in Ukraine, officials and state run media in Russia paint a very different picture of what's happening. Here in this country, the average price of gasoline jumped another 6 cents overnight, to $4.32 a gallon, as a result of the war. In the Florida Panhandle this morning, a raging wildfire has now burned more than 33,000 acres. Ryan Coogler, best known as the director of films like "Black Panther" and "Fruitvale Station," found himself being handcuffed at a Bank of America in Atlanta in January. It turns out, he was falsely detained -- after a teller mistook him for a bank robber.

3/9: Humanitarian crisis grows in Ukraine. The first rioter tried over January 6th is found guilty. Mar 09, 2022

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We're bearing witness to a humanitarian crisis -- on the Ukraine border. Things are especially dire right now in the coastal city of Mariupol, Ukraine. People lack essentials like water, heat and working sewage systems. "Humanitarian corridors" have been set up around the country -- to try to get them out. And yesterday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky addressed the British parliament. The U.S. is resisting a new effort to give Ukraine something it badly needs -- more fighter jets. More than two million refugees have fled Ukraine in the last two weeks. President Biden's newest move to counter Russian aggression is a ban on importing oil and natural gas from Russia. Members of Congress from both parties support the move, even though it will push up record-high gas prices in the U.S. The first person to go to trial on charges from the assault on the Capitol has been convicted on all counts.

Filmmaker on new Bubba Wallace Netflix docuseries Mar 09, 2022

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A new six-part Netflix docuseries follows NASCAR driver Bubba Wallace on his journey as a professional race car driver and fight for racial justice. Filmmaker Erik Parker joins CBS News' Errol Barnett to discuss how the series peels the layers away of Wallace and delves into his mission to increase representation within the sport.

3/8: Pres. Biden to ban Russian oil imports, as gas price shit a record high. Shooting outside Iowa school leaves one dead and two in critical condition. Mar 08, 2022

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The U.S. and its allies consider even tougher sanctions against Russia -- over the brutal invasion of Ukraine. Ukraine's president has released a new defiant message for Vladimir Putin -- and is showing the world the Ukrainian resolve. We're at the Ukrainian border where we spoke to Americans heading toward the battlefield. The national average is now $4.17 a gallon -- and it's likely to go up even more. Sources tell CBS News, President Biden is about to announce a ban on Russian oil imports. Police in Des Moines, Iowa have charged six suspects with murder in a school shooting.

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