The chinese of a global computer hacking campaign. The question, will the biden administration retaliate? gun violence in america: the country s brutal weekend. A sixyearold girl killed and dozens were shot. Floods ravage germany. We re in europe tonight where the death toll is climbing, why the german government is now under fire. Billionaire space race, amazon s jeff bezos gets ready to go to space with his brother, aa legendary aviator and dutch teenager. Why bezos says this mission is more than a joy ride. Prince harry s big announcement, what s next for the royal living in america? and profiles in service. Meet dr. Andy, how this 101 pediatrician and world war ii veteran is still giving back. 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. We re going to begin tonight with new signs and worries that the covid pandemic is once agan tightening its grip. The stock
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reason to concede. no presidential candidate has ever lost an election while winning florida, ohio, and a place called iowa. [ cheers and applause ] first time it s ever happened. he says he never conceded. that s, in part, because he is conceded in addition to being diluded. it s the single biggest issue, the issue that gets the most pull, the most respect. the biggest cheers is talking about the election fraud of the 2020 presidential election. nobody s ever seen anything like it. so ehe just gave away the big lie. he is admitting that his election lies are ego juice, just there to pump up the crowd, the very stuff that fueled the insurrection. and by now we know he ll take those crocodile tears, the big lie is the big cry of course as we said before, all the way to the bank and perhaps to the 2024 election. for more on this i m joined by cnn political analyst john avlon and cnn political commentator and host of pbs firing line margaret hoover. guys, thanks, as always
request for specific weapons and assistance. he says that leaders, quote, should not come here with empty hands. so far the u.s. has not yet confirmed the visit by blinken and austin. in the meantime, the most intense fighting is happening in the eastern and southern parts of ukraine where uk intelligence sources say ukrainian forces have successfully repelled numerous russian assaults in the donbas region. russian officials confirmed last week that their goal is, quote, full control of the eastern donbas. and to build a land bridge through crimea. the ukrainian military says it hit 17 air targets yesterday. a statement posted on telegram says the targets included three russian aircraft, five cruise missiles and nine drones. russian forces have stepped up their attacks on a steel plant in mariupol, that s where soldier and civilians are holed up right now. the senior ukrainian official says the plant is being shelled continuously. it is the last major stronghold in ukra
international correspondent clarissa ward. i want to begin with the situation in mariupol. you have putin now seeming to back off for now saying he doesn t need to assault this steel plant there that has become something of a lifeboats for those remaining. we have learned throughout this war to take the words of vladimir putin with skepticism and to assume he s misleading. what do you think his game is here now for mariupol, his intentions? reporter: well, i think, jim, it is looking more and more like this might be the small victory that russia hopes to be able to proclaim ahead of may 9th, which is victory day in russia. people have been speculating furiously as to how they were going to try to construe anything in this war as some kind of victory. mariupol may provide him with that opportunity, which may be why he is seemingly trying to appear as magnanimous in this moment, even though we know that the according to ukrainian commanders and people inside the city that t