the supreme court will today rule on whether runaway schoolgirl shamima begum can return to the uk to appeal against the removal of her british citizenship. mps are to investigate the safety of so called smart motorways, which use the hard shoulder as an extra lane during busy periods. 17 former british gymnasts, including three olympians, have sent a legal letter to the gymnastics governing body outlining allegations of physical and psychological abuse in the sport. and prince harry has spoken about his mental health, and once again blamed the british press for his move to the us. it was destroying my mental health. really? i was like, this is toxic. yeah. so i did what any husband and father would do. i was like, i need to get my family out of here. good morning. health leaders have welcomed the queen s comments about her vaccine experience, describing them as an incredibly important vote of confidence in the programme . the monarch has urged those hesitant about the vacci
on the streets of miami beach. the latest on the strict new curfew and fears of a superspreader spring break. overwhelmed, the biden administration s struggle to house around 16,000 children who have crossed the southern border. tonight the stunning up ages inside a crowded holding facility and the little boy all alone. capitol charges as the security fences around the house and senate come down. the investigation on the january 6th insurrection heats up. what a top federal prosecutor tells cbs news about possible charges of sedition and why president trump hasn t been ruled out. river of fire, the upclose look at the volcano that is erupting now, so where is all that lava heading. and march mayhem, the buzzer beater, covid knockouts and cinderella stories. why this year s tournament is much more than madness. this is the cbs evening news with norah o donnell, reporting from the nation a cap to the. good evening, thank you for join ug, norah is off, i m major garrett. w
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russian forces are concentrated and focused on that offensive. no matter how many russian service men they re bringing into that area, we will keep on fighting and defending and we will be doing this daily. at the same time ukrainian forces are struggling to hold out in the southeastern port city of mariupol after they rejected a russian deadline to surr surrender. this shows women and children sheltering inside a steel plant there. ukraine says russian forces are firing on the plant willingly despite knowing there are civilians inside. our coverage begins with cnn s ed lavandera with kyiv, ukraine. good morning, ed. what do we know about these recent movements of russian forces and what are ukrainians doing to prepare? reporter: we know that ukrainian forces have been adjusting and moving into this region to prepare for this renewed offensive from russian forces there in eastern ukraine and what we have seen from russian forces in the last 24 hours, in the last few days
craigslist. their bodies were found within a quarter-mile stretch of beach. they were all bound at the feet or ankles and covered with burlap to hide them. it was a shocking discovery, and it was just the beginning. over the next year seven more sets of human remains were found in the area, most of them women. so was this the work of a serial killer? that s the question investigators have been asking for more than a decade with no answers until 2022, when recent dna technology gave police a new lead. they now have a suspect, someone they say was living a double life as a husband and a father. police feared he was targeting even more victims. over the next hour cnn s brin begingrass will piece together exactly how police begin to i.d. the suspect and how the possible killer was able to get away with it for so long. state police. there s somebody after me. what s your name? shannan gilbert. where are you? i m in long island. and what s wrong? these people are tr