thank you, my friend. and thanks to you at home for joining me this hour. in 1993 time magazine called it the pill that changes everything, the new abortion pill called ru46 was part of a two drug protocol for medication abortion and it really changed the american health care landscape and landscape across the globe. pregnant people in china, the united kingdom, sweden and france where the drug had already been approved had the ability to end pregnancies without undergoing surgery and even in some cases from the inside the four walls of their own homes. according to time 486 made it a. in the 1980s it sparked protests. the company behind the pill decided to temporary pull it from the market. in the u.s. it was considered a banned substance. it was forbidden during the reagan and bush years. in 2000 after four years and three rounds of fda testing during the clinton administration ru-486 was approval in the u.s., but the war had just begun. abortion opponents say they re out
armed gunman in combat fatigues stormed the city building where a concert was taking place before opening fire on spectators. russia state news agencies say 40 people are dead and 100 more are injured. the roof of the concert hall which is engulfed in flames is in risk of collapse. russia sent out a bulletin warning that extremists in russia had a plan to target large plans in moscow including concerts. let s bring in senior national security analyst john brennan. director, thank you so much for being with us. this is of course a developing situation. you could give our audience any understanding of the climate in russia right now? well, unfortunately, moscow is not a known to terrorist events. over the course of the past couple of decades moscow has been the scene of some terrorist attacks by different groups. and so this was taking place at a large gathering which is why i think the early reports are the high number of dead and wounded. it appears as though, this was so
a catastrophic collapse in baltimore, a cargo ships slept coming into a bridge, plunging it into frigid water. emergency teams now frantically out looking for survivors and local officials worried about the long-term impact of the disaster, were expecting to hear from federal investigators in just moments. plus, the next big fight over abortion today, the supreme court hearing arguments decide whether to restrict access to a widely used abortion pill the solicitor general, arguing that justices should put an end to this case. those some on the court appearance open to allowing that and a sex trafficking probe targeting sean diddy combs, fed s raised raid, the music mobiles homes. what we know about the investigation and what they were looking for. a following these major developing stories and many more, it s all coming in right here, seeing a nuisance thanks for joining us on cnn news i m sure we are monitoring a major bridge collapsed in baltimore. here you can see
our panel this evening in london. l on our panel this evening in london, lord kim darroch, former uk ambassador to the us & eu and former national security adviser. and in miami kelly hyman, democratic strategist and lawyer first, the latest headlines. the us supreme court has been hearing oral arguments today on abortion medication, specifically the nationwide availability of mifepristone. the case was brought by a group called the alliance for hippocratic medicine, which is challenging the fda s 24 year old decision to approve the drug. the high court in london says it will allow wikileaks founderjulian assange to appeal his extradition, if washington does not provide certain assurances about his human rights. the court has given the us until april the 16th to assure him that he would not face the death penalty. israel recalls its negotiators from mediation talks in doha after concluding that discussions with hamas are at a dead end . it comes as the us repeated its co
donald trump. the way to do that is to actually go after donald trump. that would take some courage between now and then. yeah, that is that wishful thinking, to expect these guys to show up with courage and nikki haley as. well alicia menendez, great to see you as always. enjoy the rest of your evening off. and we will see you tomorrow, my friend. thanks, ayman mohyeldin. good evening, and welcome to ayman . tonight, new developments in the georgia election case. our first indication of when trump might surrender to authorities. and as trump allies push to move that case to federal court, legal experts are actually saying that would be a huge mistake. one of them, former deputy attorney general donald ayer will join us live to explain why. and in a landmark victory, 16 young people sued the state of montana over the climate, and guess what? the planet won. i am ayman mohyeldin. let s get started. but first, we want to begin with some breaking news on hurricane hil