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48 million americans in the path of severe storms. tonight s other top headlines: the bloody battle for the control of mariupol. breaking news as the f.d.a. restricts the j&j vaccine. the concerning health alert about some blood pressure medications and a bad reaction with ibuprofen. inside trump s oval office. our 60 minutes interview with former secretary of defense mark esper.mp s oval office. our 60 min the tense standoff. i just turned squarely around to him, faced him and said, i don t have a quarter million troops to send on some ridiculous mission to the border. o donnell: and a field of dreams for a young yankees fan. the special moment between fans riv teams. 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 thursday night. as we come on the air tonight, public protests are spreading across the nation, followin ....
demands by the russians as they defy demands to surrender to putin. mariupol mayor s said if mariupol is hell, azovstal is worse. the u.n. secretary-general was in kyiv wrapping up a meeting with president zelenskyy when russian bombs fell on the capital. the strikes killed at least one person and shook the confidence of tens of thousands of others only just returning home. and we are learning more about a u.s. citizen killed in combat in ukraine. 22-year-old willie joseph died while working with a contract company. a former u.s. marine signed up to fight in ukraine shortly after the war broke out at the end of february. meanwhile, on the front lines of this war, russia is behind schedule in its campaign for the donbas. according to an assessment from u.s. officials. russian forces remain focused on that region where they are targeting infrastructure like railways, bridges, and townhouses. matt, i know you re under curfew right now. you re back inside. i m struck again ....
there were chaotic scenes as people fled the train once the doors opened at the next station. law enforcement officials tell cnn they believe the shooter s gun jammed during that attack. police want to speak with the man you see here, 62-year-old frank james. he is being described as a person of interest and not a suspect. james is believed to have rented a u-haul van, possibly linked to the shooting. it s been towed away for further investigation, and we will have much more on this story in just a moment. but first, we want to bring you the latest on russia s war in ukraine. for the first time, u.s. president joe biden accusing russia of committing genocide in ukraine. joe biden made those comments while talking about inflation and increasing gasoline prices, and then doubled down on the accusation while speaking with reporters. i called it genocide. the evidence is mounting. more evidence is coming out of literally the horrible things that the russians have done i ....
york city. i m john vause live in lviv ukraine with the latest on russia s military buildup for their eastern offensive as the u.s. president for the first time accuses russia of committing genocide. we begin this hour with that manhunt for the brooklyn subway shooter. police say the suspect set off two smoke grenades tuesday morning before firing his gun 33 times, shooting at the crowds both in the train and then on the subway platform. at least ten people were hit. thankfully no one was killed. police have identified the man you see here as a person of interest because he s believed to have rented a u-haul van whose keys were found at the scene. now, he has not been named as a suspect. authorities are investigating any possible connection he may have to this shooting. we will have much more on this story in a moment. but first we want to bring you the latest on russia s war in ukraine. for the first time, u.s. president joe biden accusing russia of committing ....
buildup inside belarus bordering ukraine. short-range missiles fighter jerts and attack helicopters. russia and belarus about to conduct military training but not near the border. also in eastern europe more u.s. airborne infantry troops. first of an element of 3,000-strong troop unit by president biden to bolster boland and romania. a sobering assessment from u.s. spell intelligence saying a human cost to be tens of thousands of civilian casualties and up to 5 million refugees. one estimate says ukraine s capital city of kyiv might fall in 48 hours, if putin were to unleash his full military power. the big question is, will he or won t he? u.s. officials still don t know if putin made a final decision to invade and asked if there s anything in particular putin is looking for before making that decision. president biden said, things he cannot get. cnn s nic robertson in moscow. nic, these assessments from the u.s. are chilling, and yet ukraine saying don t believe the ....