natalie: it is possible. there are definitely states that use federal illegality as an excuse to not legalize. it is unclear whether or not they would just find another excuse after that happened or if there are truly lawmakers in those states that are just waiting for the federal government to give them the green light. i think states will still have to deal with the same issues that the federal government is dealing with, and those issues tend to hold up cannabis legalization even in states that really want it. we saw this happen in new york, which tried multiple times to legalize cannabis, but the details really held them back. i don't think we would suddenly see 15 states legalize weed when the federal government laws changed. will: there was a lot of concern raised by critics that teenagers are suddenly going to be ing a lot of marijuana, that there was going to be motor accidents because everyone is going to be stoned and driving. with this national experiment happening, is there evidence that any of th

natalie pirks has more. bring us up to speed with what happens today and how the court arrived at this verdict.— happens today and how the court arrived at this verdict. becker had been accused _ arrived at this verdict. becker had been accused of _ arrived at this verdict. becker had been accused of hiding _ arrived at this verdict. becker had been accused of hiding millions i arrived at this verdict. becker had i been accused of hiding millions of pounds worth of assets, and if you just explained from his bankruptcy case back in 2017, three weeks ago, he was found guilty on four counts of the 2a that were leveled against him, including transferring cash to avoid paying creditors, hiding the fact that he had £1 million house in germany and failing, basically, concealing debt is defence barrister today —— and his defence barrister today —— and his defence barrister today said it was nothing short of a tragedy that he had nothing to show for his glittering career and he ordered, what happened but w

natalie, i am natalie, iam pretty natalie, i am pretty sure that in the last few weeks, and annual background has told his voters he needs to stick around for the benefit of the effort in ukraine. borisjohnson is the only g7 leader that has been to kyiv. i'm sure mr zelensky doesn't want him to leave office. so is it imperative that he hangs around? office. 50 is it imperative that he hangs around?— hangs around? well, i mean, i think it's fair to say _ hangs around? well, i mean, i think it's fair to say that _ hangs around? well, i mean, i think it's fair to say that boris _ hangs around? well, i mean, i think it's fair to say that boris johnson - it's fair to say that boris johnson has had a good war. up until the 24th of february, borisjohnson literally seemed to be overt in many aspects, despite party gate, i think it's fair to say that this government and in general the united kingdom has really been at the forefront in terms of supporting ukrainian defence, and i think this is a merit that should absolutely be given. is this borisjohnson? or is this the united kingdom? i think it's v

one you talked to was a woman named natalie of idaho. she didn't end up inside the capital but she told you interesting things about why she went. she said it was because of her election doubts. >> it's like these feelings continue to compound, of frustration. we have the right to a free and fair election and it continued to become less free and fair. it got to a place of, what can i do to be part of a movement to represent how we are feeling? lisa: courts have ruled the election was free and fair. i want to ask you, what did you gather about what drove those people to the capitol that day and what they still believe today about that? andrea: this is one of the disturbing things we are dealing with. immediately after the election, as we know, former president trump said, frankly, i did win. his allies began to pump out disinformation. we traced directly during the course of this podcast how people heard that and believed there was some civil war coming and they had to follow the suggestion of their commander-in-chief and go to washington

natalie, you heard the emily there say that essentially was a failed policy in australia. i want to ask you about this because there are a lot of people that are comparing this britain rewan to deal to the australian offshore processing system from the research that you have undertaken. did that actually work? has it worked and did the huge cause to the end justify the means? astronomy is oh, sure, detention system has been severely criticized for being cruel to being expensive and for being ineffective at what it sought out to achieve. if we look at the conditions in offshore detention, we can say that throughout the duration of his try is policy asylum seekers experienced very high levels of mental distress are employed by the united nations refugee agency in 2016 found that 89 percent of people and malice, island, and 83 percent of people on our route were suffering from a severe mental disorder whether that was depression or anxiety or post traumatic stress disorder. now, australia policy was introduced to stop asylum seekers traveling to australia by bart. however, se

natalie, you heard the emily there say that essentially was a failed policy in australia. i want to ask you about this because there are a lot of people that are comparing this britain rewan to deal to the australian offshore processing system from the research that you have undertaken. did that actually work? has it worked and did the huge cost the in justify the means? astronomy is oh, sure, detention system has been severely criticized for being cruel to being expensive and for being ineffective at what it sought out to achieve. if we look at the conditions in offshore detention, we can say that throughout the duration of his try is policy asylum seekers experienced very high levels of mental distress are employed by the united nations refugee agency in 2016 found that 89 percent of people and malice, island, and 83 percent of people on our route were suffering from a severe mental disorder whether that was depression or anxiety or post traumatic stress disorder. now, australia policy was introduced to stop asylum seekers traveling to australia by bart. however, serious

natalie, you heard the emily there say that essentially was a failed policy in australia. i want to ask you about this because there are a lot of people that are comparing this britain rewan to deal to the australian offshore processing system from the research that you have undertaken. did that actually work? has it worked and did the huge cause to the end justify the means? astronomy is oh, sure, detention system has been severely criticized for being cruel to being expensive and for being ineffective at what it sought out to achieve. if we look at the conditions in offshore detention, we can say that throughout the duration of his try is policy asylum seekers experienced very high levels of mental distress or report by the united nations refugee agency in 2016 found that 89 percent of people and malice, island, and 83 percent of people on our route were suffering from a severe mental disorder whether that was depression or anxiety or post traumatic stress disorder. now, australia policy was introduced to stop asylum seekers traveling to australia by bart. however, serio

natalie, you heard the emily there say that essentially was a failed policy in australia. i want to ask you about this because there are a lot of people that are comparing this britain rewan to deal to the australian offshore processing system from the research that you have undertaken. did that actually work? has it worked and did the huge cost at the end justify the means? astronomy is oh, sure, detention system has been severely criticized for being cruel to being expensive and for being ineffective at what it sought out to achieve. if we look at the conditions in offshore detention, we can see that throughout the duration of his dr. policy asylum seekers experienced very high levels of mental distress are employed by the united nations refugee agency in 2016 found that 89 percent of people analysis island and 83 percent of people and now route were suffering from a severe mental disorder whether that was depression or anxiety, or post traumatic stress disorder. now australia's policy was introduced to stop asylum seekers traveling to australia by bart. however, serious

natalie? >> reporter: yeah, ryan, there is a pretty heated hearing today. bay area congress members were part of it. the dhs secretary has testified. he said that he expects migrant levels to increase when title 42 is lifted. that is the issue that dominated this hearing, which at times devolved into tense moments and political fireworks. the partisan divide over the southern border was on full display as a dhs secretary alejandra mallorca faced questions and. >> my constituents what you impeached because they believe you have committed treason. >> they have high interest in border theater. they are not interested in solving problems. >> reporter: a potential spike in migration with next month's plan to wind down title 42. the pandemic era health rule effectively closed the border to most asylum-seekers. >> they're going to make matters worse when they resent title 42. >> title 42 is a public health measure. >> reporter: this includes surging resources to the border, expanding migrant resourcing and expediting for those who don't qualify for asylum, and als

natalie has more details about that exchange. natalie. >> reporter: ryan, good evening. the white house says read's release followed months and months of negotiations. speaking to reporters earlier today describing reed as in good spirits, but also noted president biden made this decision about the prisoner swap out of concern for reed's ailing health while in detention. russian stated television cameras showed kpix appearing gaunt but finally free. the marine's veteran release was part of a prisoner swap between russia and the u.s., which returned a russian pilot convicted of smuggling drugs. reed's parents say the exchange took place in turkey. >> the american plane pulled up to the russian plane and they walked both as a nurse across at the same time like you see in the movies. >> reporter: reid was sentenced in july of 2020 for assault charges while drunk. he denies the allegations. his family fears his health had been failing in russian custody. >> we are praying he doesn't have tuberculosis. we are still concerned that he was coughing up blood for months. >> report

emily, come off the back of natalie. here we go. mr. i is off showed attention centers, asylum seekers were, has equal quality accommodation and stroke to access basic medical care. there were long delays in asylum processing in resettlement, meaning that many were tracked offshore for years in 2016 over 80 percent of people and also detention was suffering a serious mental illness. and 12 people have died. histories of short attention centers. ultimately, as ryan off showed attention amounted to cruel inhuman and degrading treatment in violation of international law. now the u. k. his poise to follow in his voice footsteps, but they were real in says that the u. k. is pursuing a policy that will violate rather than protect the human rights of asylum seekers. yes, so it is well documented that australians of short attention regime on a silent in poverty and the route caused immeasurable human suffering and ledge to very severe human rights abuses. human rights watch has documented widespread sexual violence against women that were detai

emily come off the back of natalie. here we go. it is dry is off showed attention centers asylum seekers, whereas in hopefully the accommodation and start to access basic medical care. there were long delays in asylum processing in resettlement, meaning that many were tracked offshore for years in 2016 over 80 percent of people, and also detention was offering a serious mental illness. and 12 people have di, histories of short attention centers, ultimately as rise of showed attention amounted to cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment in violation of international law. now the u. k. of his poise to follow in his voice footsteps. but there are real concerns that the u . k is pursuing a policy that will violate rather than protect the human rights of asylum seekers. yes, so it is well documented that australians of short attention regime on a silent in poverty and the route caused immeasurable human suffering and ledge to very severe human rights abuses. human rights watch has documented widespread sexual violence against women that w

emily come off the back of natalie. here we go. mr. i is off showed attention centers, asylum seekers were housed in hopefully the accommodation and started to access basic medical care through a long delays in asylum processing in resettlement. meaning that many were tracked offshore for years in 2016 over 80 percent of people in also detention was suffering a serious mental illness. and 12 people have died. histories of short attention centers ultimately as rise off showed attention amounted to cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment in violation of international law. now u. k of his poise to follow in his various footsteps. but there are real concerns that the case pursuing a policy that will violate rather than protect the human rights of asylum seekers. yes, so it is well documented that australia's short attention regime on a silent in poverty and the route coast immeasurable human suffering and ledge to very severe human rights abuses. human rights watch has documented widespread sexual violence against women that were detained i

i'm natalie brand in washington. we will show you who is impacted and why the help is so necessary. >>> a lot of people talking right now about the 49ers deebo samuel and whether the star receiver wants out. >>> welcome back. a lot of us today about the 49ers deebo samuel and whether he wants out in a trade. >> sport thinker vern glenn is here. i don't know if people will like this. >> a couple of options, deal him for picks or pay him talk dosthe 49ers most dynamic offensive weapon feels undervalued. he was fine with how he was used until he saw a contract offer from the team which is beneath the money for other top wide receivers. that is what is going on, that is why in frustration, samuel requested a trade this morning. he is under rookie contract which will pay him $4 million this season. the final year of his deal. he wants the big money now, deserving of a guy that was a running back and receiver, you can calm a dangerous hybrid, nearly 1800 yards from scrimmage, 13 touchdowns, eight of them rushing. before th

natalie brand has more. >> vice president biden, vice president -- that was a joke. >> reporter: for the first time since leaving the white house, former president barack obama returned to talk about his signature healthcare law 12 years after signing it. >> nothing made me prouder than providing better healthcare and more protections to millions of people across this country. >> reporter: president biden issued executive order directing federal agencies to do all they can to expand quality and affordable healthcare. he also announced a proposed change to the affordable care act to expand coverage and fix what has become known as the family glitch. under the proposed rule, if a work class plan for him the cost more than 10% of the family income, the employee's spouse and children would be able to get help through the aca marketplace. >> working families in america will get the help they need to afford full family coverage. >> reporter: the rule would not go into effect until january of next year. note white house has not said how much it will cost the government to fix the glitch or

i'm natalie morales, thanks for watching. nks fo watching >> i'm craig melvin. >> and i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline". >> manchin has come to represents the malignant side of humanity. these people enjoyed killing. >> things that the police had never seen before. >> sharon tate begged her, please don't kill me. >> average kids from average american homes turned out to be the killers. >> are you say? >> sane? that's relative. >> charles manchin stole lives. >> things like you could not imagine! >> stole innocence. >> he looks beautiful, he looks happy. and he draws a lot of people. >> and left the city living in fear. >> gun store sellout. guard dogs are not selling for $5,000. >> you may think you know the manchin story, but not like this. >> he's a very evil, sophisticated con man. he knows exactly what he is doing. >> it was all a play. isn't it? >> hello and welcome to dateline! he was a charismatic ex con who dreamed of becoming a rock star. then he found a ragtag group of hippies in search of direction and

reporter natalie brand has the very latest from the white house. natalie? >> reporter: ryan, the pentagon says the u.s. is working with partners and allies to help get long-range air defense systems into ukraine. ukraine's president, in an interview with 60 minutes says their success depends on how quickly they can defee assistan >> reporter: u.s. officials state russia has appointed a new general, dvornikov, to leave the war in ukraine. that same general was in charge in syria, where russia is accused of war crimes. >> the same brutal tactics and disregard for civilian life and civilian infrastructure will probably continue, as they now focus in a more geographically confined area, in the donbas. >> reporter: russia is reinforcing troops in eastern ukraine with satellites showing an eight mile-long convoy believed to be headed to the donbas region. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy expressed concern about the battle in the donbas, and mariupol, with scott kelly on 60 minutes. >> what are you expecting in the east and south? >> translator: we think th

i'm natalie morales. thanks for watching. >> i'm craig melvin. i'm natalie morales, this is dateline. >> is it tied my arms and sit tight my legs, stuck tape my legs, are no words. i'm sitting there hysterical, it's terrifying. >> she thought he was mr. right, confident search until the good doctor seemed to turn sinister. >> he put his hands over my face and said go ahead and leave. i did know or else to go. >> she broke down, she looked afraid. >> chance, threats and something deadly. >> he said he had hired somebody to get rid of me. >> a doctor plotting a murder, he's giving you a way to kill someone. >> very detailed, precise instructions. investigators would launch an investigation and would find to murder scenes. >> now you have a man and woman who both want their excess dead, is that beyond bizarre? >> sure. >> it was unreal, i couldn't believe that this was happening. >> an unthinkable crime and an unbelievable twist. >> these detectives had a plan and you were big part of it. >> oh my god. >> it's just mind-boggling to most people. >> i

cbs reporter natalie brand has more on this phase of the war. natalie? >> reporter: allen, the pentagon says that it believes russia is planning an even larger offenses in that eastern region, even as russia says it is already underway. in fact, moscow, overnight, says that it hit more than 1200 ukrainian targets and ukraine says the ground offenses has begun along a nearly 300 mile front in the east. russia's goal is to capture the don boss region, where, keep in mind, fighting has been underway for the past eight years. and another key prize remains variable, the southern port city that has been battered for weeks. the pentagon says that despite the pentagon devastation the, ukrainians are still fighting and it is still contested. ukrainian fighters have been pushed back to a steel factory in that port city, but they are trying to make a last stand. the latest round of defense assistance to your brain is being shipped. some of it has already begun to arrive ahead of this new phase of the war. >> now the war has changed because now the russians have pri

justice breyer retires at the end of the supreme court's current term. >> natalie, when do we expect judge jackson to actually take her seat on the supreme court? in the meantime, what does this mean for the court overseeing some key cases? >> reporter: ryan, it will still be a few months before she is officially sworn in. that is because, as we mentioned, justice breyer is finishing out the current term, which runs through june, perhaps early july. that is why he will be the one on the bench, still, as we await some major decisions in key cases that were heard this term which includes the mississippi abortion case, which challenge roe versus wade. but then, judge jackson will be sworn in, will take over ahead of the fall term, and also, important to note that while she will not change the ideological makeup of the 6-3 conservative majority supreme court, she will certainly change the face of the high court. ryan? >> thank you very much, natalie brand, a historic day on capitol hill. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbs news bay area, for the first time we are hearing from

cbs correspondent natalie brandt has more on president biden's response to this attack. natalie? >> reporter: a senior defense official says equipment from this latest round of assistance will start getting into the hands of ukrainian forces by w isrce multiplier for ukraine. calling it a critical window of time ahead of the next phase of the war in ukraine, president biden says another $800 million worth of defense assistance is on the way. >> now we have to accelerate that assistance package to help repair ukraine for russia's offensive. that is going to be more limited in terms of geography, but not in terms of brutality. >> reporter: among weapons being sent, 72 howitzers, ammunition, tactical drones and vehicles. the president also said the u.s. has provided 10 anti-armor systems for every single russian tank in ukraine. >> we will not always be able to advertise everything we and our partners are doing to support ukraine in their fight for freedom. but to modernize teddy roosevelt's famous advice, sometimes we will speak softly and carry a large javelin. because we are send

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i am natalie morales, thank you for watching. >> i'm craig melvin. >> i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline. " >> we were going to go wherever the case was. >> one of the most extraordinary cases in lapd history. >> toto, were not in kansas anymore. >> a newlywed murdered months after her wedding. >> as she walked away, she gave me a big smile and and i lived in that smile for years. >> and all the time episode the killer was hiding in plain sight. >> no indication she was ever spoken to? >> no. >> then a new detective took a look at an old lead. >> he just said it's a match. >> a person no one would have ever suspected of murder. >> we were going to end this. >> was suddenly suspect number one. >> perfect murder. almost. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hello. welcome to "dateline". she was a new bride married just three months, then she was found murdered. what happened to her remained a mystery for decades partly because police told us the thief must have killed her during a break-in gone bad. they discovered it wasn't a murder, but a suspect whose trail right to their own front door. here is

i'm natalie morales. >> and this is dateline. >> only her feet were exposed. can. those were her last hours. >> young women murdered or missing. families in english. >> i would text her and she would text right back. but this time, nothing. >> when they killed her, they killed me. >> a serial killer at work and maybe he had a friend. >> that is crazy, they don't work together? serial killers are loners. >> very. rare >> to suspected killers on the hunt. >> hunting them, a detective devoted to justice, and more. >> it's almost like you adopted these young women? >> there are a lot of visits at my church where i pray to not screw this up. >> hello and welcome to dateline. they were young woman with their whole lives ahead of them. then, one by one, they started to vanish. it would take a determined detective willing to go into dark places to uncover the diabolical plot behind these disappearances. here is keith morrison with "good and evil". >> how do you measure a mother 's love or gauge the ferocity for i

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i'm natalie morales. thanks for watching i'm craig melvin, and i'm natalie morales. and this is dateline! >> you can lose a child without knowing it in a second. it wasn't an if, it was a when. are they gonna tell us that she is not coming home. this is not what was supposed to happen. >> the note was under her blanket. i >> started sticking out and i grabbed it. >> their daughter was a runaway. >> i am frantic! because i did not know how to find her. >> they called police, they searched, and then, a jogger found a red shoe and a pool of blood. >> here they are, three people at the door. >> i just started sobbing. >> they had found her daughter, but not the boy she was with. it was if he had never existed. >> we couldn't find anything -- about. >> months went by, still no trace of lj. and then, a rookie took the case. >> how did you feel about it? that this was not gonna be your case? >> i didn't think i was capable of doing this. i cried the first few hours. >> a teen found dead. >> we still don't have an answer. >> a mysterious answer and the missing suspect. >> th

i'm natalie morales. >> and this is dateline. >> i felt like this was the one -- a whirlwind. a love affair. i feel like this is the one i've been waiting for. maybe was too good to be true did you love me, or was a solid game? >> a beautiful business woman falls for a dashing doctor, but her daughters have doubts. >> i have lots of suspicions. >> she thinks his fingernails are dirty, and this is not look like the hands of an actual doctor. >> who was this guy? >> his name was dirty john. >> this woman who i'm all too well? >> i started snooping and i found everything. >> this reporter found someone irving discoveries to. >> he's got a lot of, people he's when the lot of people. >> the story of his dirty deeds riveted the nation and a hit podcast. >> this is "dirty john". >> but dirty was about to turn dark. >> he's got duct tape, he's got all the tools ready to kidnap her. >> will this mom and her daughters learn the truth in time? >> she was in a panic. she said, i saw john outside in a car. >> a story

i'm natalie morales. thanks for watching. >> i'm craig melvin. >> and i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline". >> she can lie to you, make love to, kill you, all in the same week. and not even cry at the funeral. >> she was living that dream california lifetime. you talk about housewives of orange county, she could've been on the show. she wrapped him around the figure, just like europe so many men around the figure. >> she had all. waterfront home, fancy cars, millionaire boyfriend. quite the life, until -- >> the shots were sets of two. he saw his attacker. >> her lover gunned down who wanted him dead? >> nanette johnston would not have done it, because there was no financial gain for her. >> what about her secret friend? the mystery was unsolved. then came the former nfl linebacker. a prosecutor who took on big waves and prosthetic -- could he found the key to this? when >> the key to this is motive, and that's a motive on steroids. >> you lie to them, for one thing? >> hello and welcome to date

i'm natalie morales. in the months after her disappearance, skylar high school friend were still worried that skyla are not been found. variation were convinced that her friend knew of it. >> investigators were convinced of it. both girls were sticking to the same story but that was about to change. one of them was ready to talk. here's aaron rhea canning with more of something wicked. christmas 2012 came and went for skylar neeses'parents dave and mary. it had been six months since skylar had disappeared. the holidays must have been very hard that year, christmas time. >> we didn't celebrate. >> nah. we didn't put up any tree. we didn't do anything. >> just another day. >> yep. >> around that time, rachel shoaf and sheila eddy stopped attending university high. their few remaining friends told the authors dave and may that rachel seemed agitated. >> she was acting out, getting into more family altercations at home. >> so the walls were closing in on rachel? >> uh-huh. >> 911, we have an emergency. >> i h

but always remember to petrosky or dish is deborah was natalie sports orange, a cough nameless on those nationalists trying to suppress pro russian public sentiment with extreme violence. on may, the 2nd far right is organized a march named for united ukraine. the march ends in a bluff here with logical foot, all my uh, with a fee of $9.00 full time with no move on. you mind it from would you bushings arca most of the most of the year? holla, harkell squire will talk to you for your car. one you produced of the bulk of it. i do what you mean the show pawn from watch a just go to do something to lean your quote, your for you miles on that you can see to live this he it was only supported use the mission of this man. ship pro russian activist, 10 camp equity cloverfield. oh mm. under hunting down those hiding in the nearby trade union building mm so they sent the building on fire. people who jumped to other windows to escape. the friends are being finished off by radicals with baseball bats. 48 killed and about 300 wounded with . a us, we can do for them, so great. so just a muscle will b

i'm natalie morales. thanks for watching. >> i'm craig melvin. >> and i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline". >> marie was a very loving person. she had a heart of gold. what happened to this woman? my job is to be a truth teller and seek out the truth. i wanted to solve it. >> her case was a mystery for years. the mom with a tender heart and tough as nails career. >> she was part of the sheriff 's department. her ultimate goal was to try to get into the fbi. >> she found a new sense of purpose in the church. her pastor and his wife, like family. >> they had taken her in. they were helping her out. >> it's like, i'm proud of you. you're finding god. >> then, one baffling text and she was gone. >> i go, i know, i probably watch a lot of "law & order", but i have this really gut feeling. >> because i was a mom, i just knew she didn't leave on her own. there was no way she left that baby. >> two moms at opposite ends of a mystery. could one get justice for the other? >> this case for sure was an inve

natalie brand has more on the u.s. response. >> there's nothing last happening than major war crimes. >> reporter: citing atrocities in ukraine including bucha, the u.s. along with g7 countries and european allies announced new sanctions against russia. they target president putin's adult children. foreign minister sergey lavrov 's wife and daughter, and russian security council officials. biden administration sanctioning russia's largest financial institution and the president signing executive order banning new investment in russia. >> keep raising the economic cost and ratchet up the pain for prudent and further increase russia's economic isolation. >> reporter: also wednesday, the u.s. justice department unsealed indictment charging russian oligarchs with violating previous sanctions and the doj is seizing millions of dollars at an account at a u.s. bank. >> our goal is to ensure sanctioned russian oligarchs and cyber criminals will not find safe haven. >> reporter: as officials in ukraine collect mounting evidence

natalie brand has details from washington. >> reporter: president biden spoke to ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy as the administration details of latest defense assistance package to the war-torn country the u.s. is sending new weapons including artillery and armored personnel carriers ahead of the anticipated russian offensive on eastern ukraine. >> we tailored the list specifically to meet the needs they have asked for with respect to what is going on in eastern ukraine. >> reporter: russians focusing airstrikes on mariupol and donbas region as they stage ground forces for a renewed push. >> they are in belarus and/or russia resetting or resupplying. >> reporter: the pentagon's other indications russian forces continue to have significant morale issues. president biden, for the first time this week, called russia's actions in ukraine genocide. he also alluded to the international legal process that would make the formal determination. >> we are engaged in a process at this very moment to work with partners around the world but in the first instance, our ukrainian partners,

i'm natalie morales, thank you for watching. fo r watching >> maxlength=32> i'm craig melvin >> and i'm natalie morales. >> and this is dateline. >> the neighborhood had everything a burglary wanted to find, private yards, wealthy homes -- >> and she had the worst of possible luck, in that he picture. >> yes. >> i'd like to report an attempted break -- in >> a mother, home alone. cops raced to her front door as she walks into an ambush in her backyard. >> how does somebody die in a matter of seconds with officers around her home? >> it was surreal, it was awful. >>

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natalie brand with cbs news, the white house. >>> no mask requirement at today's white house reception despite spike in covid cases among top lawmakers and government officials. cases in washington, d.c. have risen 60% the past week. almost every u.s. county is still at medium or low levels of covid, according to the agency community levels framework which takes into account hospitalizations specifically. according to the agency's old ranch marks, more than one in five counties are high for transmission. the rise of at-home tests is affecting case reporting. >>> for the person following along at home and wanting to know what is happening in their community, continue to visit local county are public health site to look at the metrics there, that is how i track the pandemic. >> cdc officials say hospitalizations and deaths are the primary metric of tracking the pandemic but that data could be modeled once the federal public health emergency ends. >>> white house condemns deadly attack on a rail station in eastern ukraine. 50 people were killed, over 100 wounded as the russian invasion of

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natalie brand, cbs news, washington. >>> coming up only on "cbs mornings," oprah winfrey and her book selection. and we'll hear from the author. >>> plus, a program launched by the u.s. intelligence community that taps into the unique skills of people with autism. catherine herridge has details. >>> and actors jon bernthal and jamie hector stop by the times square studio to tell us about their new hbo series "we own this city." >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. i'm diane king hall. have a great day. this thursday. "cbs morning news" for this thursday. i'm diane king hall. have a great day.

here is natalie brand. >> reporter: a key immigration policy under former president trump returned before the supreme court tuesday. the biden administration is arguing they have a right to end what has been called the remain in mexico policy, requiring migrants at the southern border to wait outside the united states while their asylum claims are heard. >> dhs detains tens of thousands of individuals on any given day. the respondent's interpretation that would remove discussion would mean that dhs can't take account of the limited capacity and making prioritization decisions. >> reporter: texas and missouri sued to keep the program in place, arguing that ending it would violate federal immigration law passed by congress. >> the biden administration, like the rest of us, have to follow federal law. they have to detain them or send them back to their country of origin. >> reporter: meanwhile, a separate legal battle is underway over title 42, which allows border officers to turn away most migrants seeking asylum because of the covid-19 pandemic. president biden wants to wind down title 42

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natalie brand with cbs news, the white house. >>> news avalos on hollywood to tell you about today. comedian and actor gilbert gottfried died after a long illness. a lot of people remember him for the voice, watch. >> ladies and gentlemen, i hope you can hear the sound of my voice. >> how could you not? that voice, iconic, gottfried was on in pdb in his early days and cast as an early member of "saturday night live" in the iconic '80s. also did voiceover work for children's tv and movie. he played a., iago, in disney's aladdin. gilbert gottfried was 67 years old. >>> still ahead on kpix5 and streaming on cbs news bay area, are you ready to fly without masks ? >> quite the debate for travelers as the rule change could be coming. >>> reinventing ice pick why researchers say this could be a game changer for the food industry. >>> conditions are not as blustery as what we had yesterday but still breezy out, looking toward san jose from >>> looking live at sfo, less than a week of wearing masks on planes and other public transportation. that is the date current federal requirements on tr

here's natalie brand. >>> the the yeas are 53, the nays are 47, and this nominatio% is confirmed. >> the senate chamber erupted in cheers and applause as ketanji brown jackson was confirmed to the u.s. supreme court. at the white house, jackson and president biden watched the historic vote which will make her first black woman to sit on the high court. all senate democrats voted in favor of jackson along with three republicans, mitt romney, susan collins, and lisa murkowski who crossed party lines with their support. >> if i had to think of an adjective to describe all of us, it would be elated. >> reporter: during confirmation hearings last month, judge jackson spoke of her family's experience with racial segregation before civil right laws were enacted in the 1950s and '60s. >> my parents taught me that unlike the many barriers that they had had to face growing up, my path was clearer. >> reporter: in south florida, the student council of the miami-dade high school jackson attended years ago watched the vote. >> for her to become such a world-renowned position, a supreme court just

. >> natalie brand report as satellite images show mass graves, horrifying scenes near the war-torn city of mariupol. >> reporter: calling at a critical window of time ahead of the next phase of the war in ukraine, president biden's has another $800 million worth of defense assistances on the way. we have to accelerate that assistance package to help prepare ukraine for russia's offensive that will be more limited in terms of geography but not in terms of geography. among the weapons sent, 72 howitzers, ammunition, technical drones, and vehicles. the president also said the u.s. provided 10 anti-armor systems for every one russian tank in ukraine. >> we won't always be able to advertise everything our partners are doing to support ukraine fighting for freedom. to modernize teddy roosevelt famous advice, sometimes you will speak softly and carry a large javelin because we are sending a lot of those in as well. >> reporter: president biden also said he will ask congress for more money next week to keep weapons flowing into ukraine without interruption. >> we have the capacity to do this fo

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natalie brand has more on the bipartisan decision and what is next. >> this nomination is confirmed. >> with historic vice president presiding, the senate made it official, 51-year-old federal appeals court judge ketanji brown jackson will become the first black woman to serve on the u.s. supreme court. >> we have just made a decision to put this extraordinary jurist on the highest court of our land. it is a good statement about who we are. >> some senate republicans continue to voice opposition to her confirmation, right up to the time of the historic vote. >> i believe she will prove to be the furthest left of any justice to have ever served on the supreme court. >> reporter: in the end, three republicans susan collins, lisa murkowski, and matt romney sided with all 50 democrats in a show of bipartisan support. thursday's vote comes after judge jackson based nearly 23 hours of questioning and had nearly 100 face-to-face meetings with lawmakers. it also fulfills one of president biden's key campaign promises to put a black woman on the u.s. supreme court. >> and the father of a youn

natalie brand reports, though, that americans may seem some -- see some relief soon at least at the gas pump. >> reporter: at the cash register, the gas pump, and pretty much everywhere, americans are paying more. >> wow. it's increased a lot. the meat, the chicken. >> reporter: a government report out tuesday shows consumer prices jumped 8.5% in march, the fastest inflation rate since 1981, easily erasing most wage increases. >> when you put together food, energy, and shelter you can imagine that americans in the lower third of the earnings >> rorter:arch ilatibeing presr numbers were the first to show the full surge in gasoline prices following russia's invasion of ukraine. fuel costs have been rising steadily amid supply chain snags as the u.s. emerges from the pandemic. >> i do expect that improvement will happen in the months ahead as oil companies continue to increase output. >> reporter: president biden has another plan to try to help drive down fuel costs, allowing the sale of the gas that uses a 15% ethanol blend through the the sale of this e-15 gasoline is usually prohibited

as natalie brand reports, the new aid comes just in time for the war-torn country. >> reporter: president biden spoke to ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy as the administration details its latest defense assistance package for the war-torn country. the u.s. is sending new weapons including artillery and armored personnel carriers ahead of the anticipated russian offensive on eastern ukraine. >> we tailored this list specifically to meet the needs that they have asked for with respect to what's going on in eastern ukraine. >> reporter: russians are focusing their air strikes on mariupol and the donbas region as they stage ground forces for a renewed push. >> they are now in belarus and/or russia, refitting, resupplying.r:ene e indications russian forces continue to have significant morale issues. president biden for the first time this week called this's actions in ukraine genocide, but also alluded to the international legal process that would make the formal determination. >> we are engaged in a process this very moment to work with partners around the world but with our ukrainian

natalie pirks, bbc news. and in the other match in the champions league tonight, villareal with a 1—0 win over six time champions bayern munich at home. arnaut danjuma's goal coming in the eighth minute for the spanish side, keeping their hopes alive in the tie. villareal also had a goal disallowed during the game after a francis coquelin's effort was ruled offside in the build—up. unai emery�*s side got through the group stage, which had manchester united and atalanta and knocked juventus out of the competition. in the premier league, burnley snatched a late winner to beat fellow relegation strugglers everton 3—2 and boost their chances of staying up. burnley had taken the lead through nathan collins before two richarlison penalties put everton 2—1 up at half—time but second half goals from jay rodriguez and this from maxwel cornet in the 85th minute earned sean dyche�*s side just their fourth win of the season, and moves them within one of point of safety behind everton, who are fourth from bo