and the progressive members, while they of the house, while they were not saying he could not be part of the party, could not be a member of congress with those beliefs, they do not understand wh the democratic leadership is still behind him. cory bush said yesterday this is not a decision i would make. cuellar is fighting against something we are fighting for. democratic leadership is split here. you have clyburn, pelosi, and hoyer, who defended cuellar, others didn t touch the issue. clark is in leadership and hasn t endorsed in the race, jonathan. it is creating some tension among the democratic caucus. i know you have also some reporting on one other issue. the war in ukraine, what are you hearing about the expected vote today on the hill about the new aid package? well, that vote is actually
meanwhile, the supreme court justices are expected to meet for the first time today, since the leak of that draft opinion to overturn roe. the justices will meet in private for a conference in which they typically discuss cases and work to finalize opinions. politico which broke the story about the draft opinion now reports that so far, none of the conservative justices who sided with samuel alito have so far switched their votes. and that to date, the majority opinion remains the only opinion in circulation. chief justice roberts said the supreme court s marshal would investigate the source of the original leak of the latest reporting suggests, well, that leak has yet to be plugged. moving on to the war in ukraine. russia is raising the possibility of breaking off another piece of ukraine as moscow is signaling that it could annex the ukrainian city
two inch hail, that s big heel and winds gusting up to 70 miles an hour. and a few tornados are possible. and look what happens tomorrow, it heads to the east and now into the great lakes down to the southern plains once again. and winds gusting near 50 miles an hour. also watching a chance for hail and tornadoes. third big story of the day, warm conditions in the southern plains into new england. and today in parts of new england, near 80. and you re a new england guy. due like that. i m a spring and fall guy. upper 80s, not my thing. not your thing. thank you very much. michelle grossman, we appreciate it. and still ahead, new reporting on what the biden administration is doing to limit the risk of vladimir putin retaliating. the u.s. sharing intelligence with ukraine. plus, the markets struggle to shake off another tough inflation report. that s a lot of red right there, folks. we ll check in with business news straight ahead. with busins news straight ahead. they only c
nationwide failed in the senate. we will explain what happens next to turn roe v. wade into law. and where the supreme court stands right now, as justices prepare to meet for the first time since that leaked draft opinion. and the latest from ukraine, talk of another russia annexation, but first, a war crimes trial and the u.s. works to limit intel sharing. good morning, welcome to way too early. on this thursday, may 12th. i m jonathan lemire. as expected, a senate bill that would expand abortion projections nationwide fell to a republican filibuster and failed to get majority support after democratic senator joe manchin joined all 50 republicans in voting against it. the west virginia democrat said we support a clean bill that
profit. we are selling t-shirts. it s the business of war. with the bottom line targeting the front line. this t-shirt company says proceeds for every item sold goes to the ukraine air force, already paying for navigational systems and at least two vehicles. while in this warehouse, across town, a small group of artisans have stitched together a bond between their work and the warriors defending their freedom. for years, they have made hand crafted leather goods. you never expected the city never in my life. now the fabric is scattered across sewing tables and litters the floor. with grip holders and grenade holders. it sounds small, but the demand is big. the gear is a break through