operation to throw a military bridge across the donetsk river, shown here in this satellite image. the move is intended to cut this supply route to russian speaking ukraine towns now under bombardment. ukrainian forces are counterattacking but russian artillery is already hitting the road and oil refinery next to it. with the killing of at least 60 people, civilians cowering in a school not far from here, it s clear the russians are continuing with their campaign to obliterate civilian life, but this is also a sign that they re pursuing traditional tactics, trying to break the infrastructure that could support the ukrainian war effort. putin s allegations of naziism in ukraine are turned back on the russian leader by survivors of the real war against hitler s ideology. she says, i think victory will be ours, only ours. if i were younger, i would have ripped this thug s throat out with my teeth. the president is insisting ukraine s victory is certain. the one who is repeating
after just four minutes. however, the reigning olympic champions levelled just before the break before manchester united winger adriana leon scored what would prove to be the winner on 53 minutes. canada top the group with four points, but its two defeats from two for ireland. it s just nice to score and get us off to a good start. but it s the results that matter in this game. in these type of tournaments i m just heartbroken for the girls because i feel like we deserve so much more from the game. elsewhere, 2011 champions japan are into the knockout stages with a game to spare. they beat costa rica two zero in dunedin to make it two wins from two. they beat costa rica at 2 0. 19 year old aoba fujino with the second goal to become japan s youngest goal scorer at a women s world cup. next up forjapan are spain, with top spot in the group up for grabs. spain qualified for the last 16 after thrashing zambia 5 0 jenni hermoso and alba redondo scoring twice. but it s back to
good evening. a 57 year old man who spent 17 years injailfor a rape that he did not commit has today had his conviction formally overturned by the court of appeal. andy malkinson has been fighting since 2003 to clear his name. he was jailed after being identified in a line up of suspects. but dna of another man was later found on the victim s clothing. outside court today, he accused greater manchester police of scrambling to cover up how he was wrongly convicted for 20 years. our legal correspondent dominic casciani reports. a day ofjustice, a day of truth and freedom. after two decades, andy malkinson and his lawyers walked into the court of appeal with a message for the criminal justice system. a message about how his life has been destroyed over a crime he always said he never committed. i have been let down. i ve been terribly let down. i know i m not the only one either. i don t trust the state because the state is largely unaccountable and it will not. it doesn t like
southwest to new england. could you get a foot of snow this weekend? america s top military officials meet with 50 defense ministers, united against russia, but fail to agree on sending tanks to ukraine. cbs debora patta is on the front lines tonight. organic food label fraud. the crackdown at the grocery store. what to look out for. and on the road, with the lesson of perseverance from a teenager who never gave up on his dreams. 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 and this weekend, the marches across america, as this sunday marks 50 years since the supreme court ruled on roe v. wade. that anniversary observed for the first time since the landmark decision on abortion was overturned. plus, an important health update on damar hamlin, as his team, the buffalo bills, prepares for a rematch against the cin