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steady at 3.6%. so the good news here impressive job growth and wages are still on the rise. the bad news? stubborn inflation. prices are up more than wages, and that is leading to a lot of dread about where the u.s. economy is headed. the latest cnn poll found 77% of americans say economic conditions are poor. that is the worst outlook in a decade. so we will be listening for how the president tries to assuage economic fears and frustrations which could be pivotal in the midterms. let s go to cnn s matt eagan in washington. first, give us the full break down of the april numbers. the jobs market remains strong. 428,000 jobs added in april. the expectation was that job growth would slow down to the weakest pace in a year. that did not happen. in fact, over just this year, we have 2 .1 million jobs that have been added to the labor market. that is very impressive. growth given the fact that there s the shortage of workers. we saw broad-based hiring. jobs were added in ....
state to pass a ban after six weeks. what it means for the future of roe v wade. vaccinating america s youngest. we have a date for when kids under six could get that first covid shot. tonight s other top headlines: misconduct allegations for the nation s youngest congressman. the heartbreaking farewell to one of new york s bravest. and, how this led to panic at an israeli airport. and finally tonight, we go on the road. an update on the snowman who melted children s hearts. this is the cbs evening news with norah o donnell, reporting from the nation s capital. o donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west and thank you for joining us on this friday night. tonight, we begin with the tragic news of an american citizen killed while fighting for ukraine. 22-year-old willy joseph cancel, a marine veteran, whose family says joined the conflict in march, leaves behind a wife and an infant son. his widow tells cbs news that he did what not a lot of people would do ....
grateful to the american people and personally to president biden. denmark is accused of double standards after allowing ukrainian refugees to stay for up to two years, while reducing the number of non european asylum seekers. authorities in beijing roll out mass testing this week, as they close more gyms, malls and cinemas to try to contain the spread of covid. the london club that s hosted some of music s biggest names is reopening later, three years after it was struck by fire, flood, and a plague. hello there and a very warm welcome to the programme. ukraine s president volodymyr zelensky has said a russian missile attack on ukraine s capital, during a visit by the un secretary general, illustrates russia s contempt for global institutions. mr zelensky said the strikes on kyiv showed that civilians in ukrainian cities could not relax. gareth barlow reports. missile strikes in the centre of kyiv, a first for two weeks. two russian rockets struck a 25 story building, ....
condemning russian strikes on kyiv, the capital. they happened while the u.n. secretary-general was wrapping up his visit to the capital on thursday. now, ukraine s emergency service says one missile hit an apartment building, setting it on fire. parts of the first two floors were destroyed, and authorities say ten people were injured. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy says that attack happened right after he finished meeting with the u.n. chief, who w wasn t harmed. now, during the visit, antonio guterres visited the suburb of bucha where civilians were found dead after russian forces pulled out. while he stressed the need for the atrocities to be thoroughly investigated. have a listen. today, ukraine is an epicenter of unbearable heartache and pain. i witnessed that very vividly today around kyiv. the senseless loss of life, the massive destruction, the unacceptable violations of human rights, and the loss of war. it is vital that the international criminal co ....
strikes on kyiv, happened tonight. you ukraine s emergency service says one missile set an apartment building on fire. ten people were injured. mr. zelensky said that attack took place after he was meeting with the u.n. chief who was unharmed. standing alongside the ukrainian president, he pledged to do all he can to achieve peace. have a listen. this war must end. and peace must be established in line with a charter of operations and international law. many leaders have made many efforts to stop the fighting. but these efforts so far, have not succeeded. i m here to say to you, mr. president, and for the people of ukraine, we will not give up. russia isn t making much headway in its renewed offensive in the east. the u.s. defense official, reporting russia s progress, slow and uneven. this as president zelensky said ten russian services have been identified as suspects of crimes committed in bucha. that s where scores of civilians were found dead after russians pul ....