Big tech crackdown, the eu s digital services act comes into force, so what does it mean for your online life? energy bills in the uk set to fall slightly this winter, but remain at pre ukraine war highs, adding to the cost of living crisis. welcome to world business report. give me about 30 minutes and i give you the biggest snapshot. the world s biggest tech firms must comply with new european rules designed to protect users, which come into force today. the european union s digital services act affects tech and social media giants including google,
Big tech crackdown, the eu s digital services act comes into force, so what does it mean for your online life? energy bills in the uk set to fall slightly this winter, but remain at pre ukraine war highs, adding to the cost of living crisis. welcome to world business report. give me about 30 minutes and i give you the biggest snapshot. the world s biggest tech firms must comply with new european rules designed to protect users, which come into force today. the european union s digital services act affects tech and social media giants including google,
Inside russia: amazon, papa john s, and hilton join mcdonald s in halting business. we talk to russians about the sanctions with the kremlin accusing the u.s. of economic war highs. why your next flight will cost you more. inflation or corporate greed? a cbs news investigation on what s driving up prices at the grocery store. enduring time how undersea drones discovered a ship that was at the bottom of the ocean for over a century. and cooking for ukraine. a fund-raiser that promises to warm your heart. this is the cbs evening news with norah o donnell, reporting from the nation s capital. duncan: good evening, and thanks for joining us. i m jericka duncan in for norah. tonight, the brutality of war in ukraine reaches a new level with
And didn t bug me at all, the issues that i love you, dearly come on, you re wearing green, the coral of money. we should de, we re my last name is green but we should be prioritizing spending dish. but we re not. how much on kids on the stage saying, hey, we don t have the money for this. i. robots. man nick quinns, that s actually a compliment. very robotic and programmed. i tell you, that is my biggest concern. right now there s no real responsibility. and natalie and i can talk about the republicans who said they wanted to up defense spending beyond the 600 billion we give. and now near all-time war highs of the iraq war at is height, afghanistan war at it height. surely they can make the argument for looking for excess there, to prove the point they re going to look for excess everywhere. but they don t. well, i agree withyou, again,
20 minutes now to the top of the hour. as far as neighbors and friends were concerned, the accused russian sleeper agents were everyday joes. now that fed s busted ub a decades-old spy ring, make us wonder if there are more spies among us. joining us from washington to help answer that question and talk about future threats is peter brooks a former cia officer and former deputy assistant direct secretary of defense. peter, great to see you. good morning. do you think this is a wake-up call? you said in a recent column. if there were 11 alleged russian agent, could there be more? i think there could be. especially the chinese. the department of justice official said this was the tip of the iceberg in terms of russian spying. we ve known for quite some time russian spying in the united states is at post-cold war highs. a phrase used a lot, the fact of