congressman later in the hour. john: dangerous security threats for the supreme court justice. a far left group posting home addresses of the six conservative leading justices and encouraging protests following the leak of the draft opinion on roe v. wade, and they could be coming to a mother s day church service near you. i m anita in for sandra smith on this friday, and this is america reports. fox news digital confirming an increased police presence at the homes of those justices whose addresses were made public. now targeting catholic churches for mother s day protests. citing the catholic faith of several members of the high court. john: a lot of noise around the issues, but not from the white house, not condemn the doxxing of the justices. any comment on this? hello, 20 minutes ago jen psaki asked on air force one specifically about this issue and she repeated the same line that she did yesterday where she said the white house and the president are in favor
last night by a man who jumped on stage with a knife. chappelle is okay and we ll tell you what police are saying. and the latest on the war in ukraine. the first civilians evacuated from the mariupol steel plant reached safety as the european union proposes a complete ban of russian oil by the end of the year. good morning and welcome to way too early on this wednesday, may 4th. it s a jam-packed show. let s get started. i m jonathan lemire. we begin with the seismic fallout from the leaked supreme court draft opinion overturning roe v. wade. in an extraordinary step, chief justice john roberts confirmed that the document published by politico is authentic, but he noted that it does not represent the court s final decision. roberts said he has directed the supreme court marshall to investigate how the draft became public. in a statement, roberts wrote in part this, to the extent this betrayal of the confidences of the court was intended to undermine the integrity of
willing to go at the risk of triggering a wider conflict. do not be bullied by bullies. if they make threats, you cannot back down. that s my view of it. you were there for the fight and you cannot you cannot fold to a bully. also this morning, we are all following new developments in what is left of that steel plant in mariupol and evacuation efforts to get trapped civilians out. new ground images show the extent of the devastation there. our correspondents are covering the latest developments in ukraine from all angles this morning. matt rivers is live from the capital in kyiv. scott mclean is in lviv. we begin with matt and a visit to ukraine by house speaker nancy pelosi and the congressional delegation. give us the highlights of their meeting with president zelenskyy. reporter: sure, it was just about a week ago now that we had the first u.s. delegation, senior delegation here in kyiv, meeting with zelenskyy, since the war started. that was, of course, secretar
when more conservative mps called for the prime minister to go. also tonight. in ukraine some civilians are able to leave the besieged city of mariupol, but thousands have been left behind. following the brutal killing of a five year old boy in south wales, his mother and stepfather have been convicted of murder. bonjour. ca va? we re on the chaotic campaign trailof marine le pen, who s hoping to become president of france on sunday. it s always like this on campaign trail le pen. there s protectors, press and protesters wherever you look. and is the man from ajax the right choice as manager of manchester united 7 coming up in sport on the bbc news channel, a big night for burnley, looking to get the win they need to improve their hopes of premier league survival. good evening. borisjohnson is set to become the first prime minister to be investigated for claims that he deliberately misled parliament. it s the latest stage in the controversy about lockdown gatherings held in d