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plan to spend the rest of the hectic holiday weekend promoting it. it prevents the worst possible crisis. this is going to be transformational. in ukraine, russian forces have launched some of the heaviest air attacks on the capital and other major cities since the war began. this is and always will be, the greatest spectacle in ra racing! finally wins the indian indianapolis 500! in this nebraska lab, america fulfills our nation s progress to never leave service members behind. it doesn t matter 80 years or yesterday we make that promise to you. on this memorial day, we meet a group of young musicians following in the footsteps of the past. people are doubting you at first. once we start playing, they are amazed. good evening and thank you for joining us on this memorial day, i m jericka duncan in for nora. we begin tonight with the partial collapse of a six story 84 unit apartment building in davenport, iowa, first responders are being hailed as
SomebodyVeteranEatTransportationBuildingRespondersRubbleHeadlinesSurvivorsIowaTonight-a-terrifying-apartment-collapsePeopleThreats. just as well, kyiv s chief forensic investigator alexander rubin told us because this month the attacks have become far more frequent. either they are trying to deplete our air defense system, or demoralized civilians. this graveyard of destroyed russian munitions evidence of the massive war crimes dossier he is compiling. among them the hypersonic russian missiles a weapon the kremlin boasted was unstoppable but thanks to the u.s. patriot system, he said they ve shown that s not true. and airfield had several planes were hit in the recent strikes, ukraine is working to restore the damaged runway ahead of its looming counteroffensive. jericka: debora patta in ukraine, thank you. all this week, cbs news is honoring our heroes. on this memorial day president biden laid a wreath at
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