this comes after the u.s. vetoes a u.n. vote for immediate cease-fire. we ll tell you why. plus, abortion battle, a short-lived legal win for a woman fighting the state s abortion ban. why she s in legal limbo. both sides can go to the supreme court. falling prices and lower mortgage rates and employment. will the numbers add up for you? friends with benefits, why connecting with someone outside your age group can make your life better. i think endless adventures. i can t wait to see what s next. this is the cbs weekend news from washington, with adriana diaz. good evening. it is a rough weekend across the nation with severe weather from coast-to-coast. this tornado terrified people northwest of nashville knocking down trees and power lines. dime-sized hail battled arkansas and all that hail and wind are heading northeast. out west, they re dealing with snow. let s bring in paul goodloe from our partners at the weather channel. hi. we re still tracking severe
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everything we ve done on the field and everything we ve done off the field. reporter: but players weren t the only ones experiencing heartbreak. fans here in melbourne say the especially close score after a challenging tournament made this a particularly difficult loss. this is the earliest we ve ever gone out in a major tournament ever and it hurts. we don t really he know what it s like to lose. reporter: after the loss first lady jill biden tweeted at the team, you made this sport matter. always remember that you encouraged women and girls everywhere to show up and fight for their dreams. the experience is the best part. it s really nice. did you still have a pretty good experience with this match? yeah. it was still really fun. reporter: a different outcome than what fans had been hoping for but one that still leaves them with hope for the future. nancy chen, cbs news, melbourne, australia. a summer of strikes. across the country unions are calling for better wage
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it s a game of high-stakes poker. we see it work in some ways with ups. the actors, so far, not working. i think it depends on the industry. reporter: ups workers are voting now on their new contract. but the u.s. faces another massive strike. 150,000 auto workers. their contract with ford, gm, and stellantis, formerly chrysler, expires next month. i think the summer could just be an appetizer. the fall could be real nasty if these strikes continue. reporter: now, right now, l.a. city s strike on tuesday is only for 24 hours. it does include some workers from our airport, l.a.x. but the airport officials tell us they are working very hard to make sure that no services are interrupted. robert? joy benedict, thanks. straight ahead on the cbs weekend news, the group raising awareness of a silent killer of millions of birds in america. plus, simone biles is back.
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