fighting as we report from kyiv. reporter: as the battle rages on, president volodymyr zelenskyy says the city has been destroyed by russian forces. in a bombed out church, a soldier plays the piano. as the devastation to the city of 70,000 is laid bear. bakhmut is a prize to seize the contested eastern donbas region, a contest that has only intensified in russia s humiliating retreat from kherson last month. russia has been relentlessly pounding the territory it once occupied. residents are relying on these heated tents t get warm and charge their electronics. we meet andre. at the white house he shares with his hour, he tells us how they have to collect rainwater
war spares no one. the local fire station becomes a warehouse for supplies donated by a town. in her grandfather s arms, she recalls intense bombing. it hit the roof. we were hiding in the basement, she says. a tank rumbles towards the front. the battle rages on. our thanks to ben wedeman for that report. democrats are warnming to te idea of a second biden term, but aren t sure he will run. we have new cnn reporting ahead. plus revelations in maggie ha haberman s book who says making secret rich friends made the presidency worth it. a train hit s a police car with a woman handcuffed inside. the frightening collision all caught on tape. liberty mutual.to thanr they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need.
putin s troops of using it as a shield. the deputy mayor. what time does the shelling begin? today we heard shelling at both 1:30 and 4:00 in the morning. last night president volodymyr zelenskyy warned every russian soldier who shoots at the plant or uses the plant for cover will become a special target. but nobody is backing down. the battle rages on, putting not only the plant, but the entire region in peril. charlie d agata, cbs news, nikopol, ukraine. terrifying. now to egypt, where today a church fire killed 41 people, including 15 children. more than 5,000 people were gathered at the church in giza when an electrical fire broke out. officials say the fire blocked an exit to the building, which led to a huge stampede. several people climbed out of windows and jumped from the top floors to try to escape. and several americans were
order to not, you know, quote, kill them. reporter: one round of ivf could result in multiple embryos which could be frozen. some embryos that are not viable or are genetically abnormal are discarded to increase the chances of pregnancy. fetal personhood laws will potentially determine now embryos are used. we re going to see this kind of fertility tourette where people are going to try to move the embryos because of this uncertainty and fear that they wouldn t have control of what to do with their embryos, that they would have to implant them or that they couldn t discard them. reporter: for dr. perry, meeting his patients babies, like gilbert s twins for the first time, is the best part of the job. he and gilbert hope the scientific process of building families will not be sacrificed as the battle rages on. my job is bringing kids into this world. that s the most pro-life type of
wouldn t have control of what to do with their embryos, that they would have to implant them or that they couldn t discard them. reporter: for dr. perry, meeting his patients babies, like gilbert s twins for the first time, is the best part of the job. he and gilbert hope the scientific process of building families will not be sacrificed as the battle rages on. my job is bringing kids into this world. that s the most pro-life type of setting that you can imagine. it is really scary to see how far this pendulum may swing. we don t know when it will stop. i just feel like everybody should have the opportunity to be able to start their families and live the dream that we all dream to be. reporter: now, anderson, some legal experts say that if a person has an embryo in storage in a state that has already banned abortion or has severely restricted it or is in a state