united states, canada and all around the world. i m kim brian hooper ahead on cnn newsroom president biden back home after his trip abroad and addressing the new abortion pill ruling what he had to say and what comes next in the supreme court butts. some positive news on the economic front this week, the fog seeming to lift on inflation in the us, but we ll talk with an economic equity. an economist who says be cautious of the new numbers and. panic and chaos of the political event in japan live in tokyo and why the prime minister had to be rushed to safety. live from cnn center. this is cnn newsroom. with kim bruun hoover. us president joe biden is back from his four day trip to ireland and weighing in on the abortion debate that still rages at home. he spoke with reporters after he arrived at dover air base and took aim at restrictions placed on a key abortion drug. here he is. i think it s outrageous what the court has done relatively they re going to overrule the fda, and
battle in the case of the abortion drug mythic kristen, this means women girls, doctors can continue to have full access to one of, if not the most common method of abortion amid the preston without any restrictions, at least for now. the ruling. the decision takes us back to how the situation was in the united states before that texas judge ruled in which suspended access theoretically to mifid, chris stone, we re gonna start with cnn s jessica schneider and jessica, this came down just minutes ago. tell us more about the ruling and this isn t the end of this fight, right? i mean, the u. s. supreme court s going to still make a decision on this. this is not the engine that is right. this merely put this on pause for about five days. i mean, you can see it s a very short order here. what this does is this is this is justice samuel alito, granting in part what the doj and fda was asking for here. they were saying, if you if you can t give us anything else, give us an administr
in the united states and all around the world. i m. ed settlement, fox news will cut a $787 million check for its dominion lies but avoids having to tell the truth that trial and issue on air retractions deadline looming. we re just hours away from the u. s. supreme court s ruling on access to an abortion pill. what president could tell us about this case plus fighting flares up again in sudan s capital as both sides ignore a ceasefire agreement. and the u. n is warning of a catastrophic humanitarian classes. live from cnn center. this is cnn newsroom. with rosemary church. good to have you with us with the jury was sworn in. lawyers were ready for opening statements. but then fox news blinked, reaching a last second settlement with dominion voting systems, agreeing to pay almost $800 million to dominion about half of the initial claim for damages. in a statement, fox said, we acknowledge the court s rulings finding certain claims about dominion. to be false, and this settlem
allegedly caught red handed as as dmitry peskov spokesman said, so the russians are sending the message that they are going to treat him as, uh, a spy. um which is obviously an outrageous accusation against the journalist doing his job. i think, as you say, it s meant to send a chilling message to all of you working there. it s meant to send a message to any ngo that might still be involved. and it doesn t that sense seems to be part of a larger kremlin strategy. i think this was a wonderful piece in the times about how the people around the kremlin want all these hundreds of thousands of russians to leave russia. they want the western educated or western oriented liberals to leave. they want to create a much more insular. you know, kind of non western russia. exactly this is it really does feel of a piece with that overall trend. even
public appearance since being arrested by russian authorities last month. his case marks the first time that a western journalist has been charged with espionage in russia since the cold war. and while gorshkov itches arrest falls in line with the broader campaign by the kremlin to quash dissent, many see it as a new warning sign to foreign journalists, who until now had typically been spared from the government s harsh laws. criminalizing what it views as fake news. to talk about the view from russia. we re lucky to have the new york times, says moscow bureau chief anton train of ski with us in person today. and on. welcome thank you for having me. you. you re you re just here briefly visiting first tell me about evan is the what strikes you about this whole case that is that that we should pay attention to it s a case that really should concern journalists everywhere and i think should concern frankly, everyone because getting