The 5 things you need to know this April 13: What we know about the shooting in New York

Mariupol is in ruins and the Russian siege continues: why is this a key battle in Russia’s war in Ukraine? The Covid-19 lockdowns are causing chaos in the world’s largest car market. This is what you need to know to start the day. Truth first. 1 What we know about the New York shooting A New York subway passenger put on a gas mask, activated a gas canister and began shooting at passengers as the smoke-filled subway stopped at a Brooklyn subway station during the rush hour on Tuesday morning. A dozen people were injured. The suspect has not yet been identified by authorities. This is what we know. 2 Why is the battle of Mariupol key in the war in Ukraine? Mariupol, a Ukrainian city in the Donetsk region and on the Sea of ​​Azov, was attacked by Russian forces at the beginning of the invasion in late February and has been under siege since March 1. The population and the military forces of Ukraine are completely surrounded with the sea at their backs, and have been suffering from the incessant shelling of the Russian artillery. 3 Investigating a possible chemical attack in Ukraine Authorities are investigating a possible chemical attack in the besieged port city of Mariupol in southern Ukraine, CNN learned on Monday. The network has not been able to independently verify that there was any kind of chemical attack, or how many victims such an incident caused. Here’s what we know. Suspicion of chemical weapons use in Ukraine 1:06 4 Covid-19 lockdowns cause chaos in China’s car market Factories close, new model launches are delayed and sales plummet. China’s huge car market — the world’s largest — has been hit by the latest spike in Covid-19 cases in the country, with strict lockdowns in several cities affecting vehicle production. 5 Consumer price inflation reached a new maximum in 40 years in the US Inflation does not let up in the United States: the Consumer Price Index reached an increase of 8.5% for the year that ended in March, without adjusted for seasonal changes, and prices hit a new 40-year high, according to data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Prices hit 40-year high in the US 0:44 Over coffee Kim Kardashian “didn’t plan” to have a relationship with Pete Davidson Kim Kardashian didn’t expect love to come with Pete Davidson. In a conversation on Hoda Kotb’s “Making Space” podcast, Kardashian explained that she had been single for about 10 months before feeling like she was ready to date again. “Stranger Things” Releases First Trailer for Its Haunting Fourth Season The trailer gives fans the best look yet at the Hawkins boys’ upcoming adventures and even takes viewers far from small-town Indiana and into haunting locations. That includes the horrible world of the “Upside Down” and what appears to be a snow-covered Russia. Twice as good: Netflix enables a new way to recommend content you love see more”. Real Madrid come back from the game in an epic way and Villarreal surprises by eliminating Bayern The Spanish teams qualified for the semifinals of the Champions League in two memorable games. Having Asthma or Allergies Linked to Heart Disease If you have a history of asthma or allergies, you may be at higher risk of developing high blood pressure and other heart diseases, according to a new study. The figure of the day US$ 100 The price of a barrel of oil again exceeds US$ 100. The quote of the day “Let me say immediately that I have already paid the fine and, once again, I offer my sincerest apologies” Boris Johnson, first UK minister pays fine and apologizes for breaching covid-19 lockdown with Downing Street parties. Boris Johnson fined for partying during lockdown 0:49 Pick of the day 16 Siri tips and tricks to try right now There are plenty of Siri tasks or questions you can do from devices like your iPhone, iPad, Mac and HomePod. And finally… A sample of lunar dust taken by Neil Armstrong in 1969 is auctioned Now it is possible to buy dust from the Moon. An auction will offer multiple space items, and one of the most prominent is a sample of lunar dust, collected by Neil Armstrong on the Apollo XI mission. Would you like to buy it? Would you like to have dust from the moon? Now it’s possible 1:04