berman with brianna keilar. overnight a dramatic and deadly end to an 11-day manhunt for an alabama inmate charged in capital murder and a former corrections officer accused in aiding in his escape. casey white was charged monday after a pursuit in a crash in indiana. but vicky white died after taken into custody and hospitalized with self-inflicted wounds. police say no law enforcement officers, and casey white officers reportedly told officers to help this wife. but the fugitives were not married. in the days after her capture, hundreds of tips were flooding across the country including one sunday that ultimately led to the arrest. cnn s miguel marquez has did the details. reporter: the manhunt is over, the escape corrections officer chaes white and vicky white were apprehended monday. this has ended a very long and stressful and challenging week and a half. vicky white died shortly after being taken to the hospital after what u.s. marshals believe was a self-inflicte
is preparing option which is could involve the justice department, fda. senate democrats are searching for their own path plotting a vote to codity guy abortion rights under federal law, but right now they don t have the votes but they want members on the record. lawmakers and advocates on the state level are also gearing up for a fight here. many republican-led states have enacted so-called trigger laws which bans abortion as soon as roe is overturned. at the same time neighboring blue states are getting ready to fill the gap this abortion care. and at the supreme court, workers put up a taller fence bracing for more protests there with the court set to deliver the most consequential abortion decision in decades in just a matter of weeks. we have two reports this morning, first, good morning, kevin. the administration has not formally announced what they will do if and when it seems roe is overturned. so what are you hearing about possible action that the administration mi
a glimpse at what much of eastern ukraine now looks like. simply broken. in dnipro at the speed of a blink, a russian missile smashes into an important bridge. that and other attacks they say are part of a plan to decapitate russian resupply rourters. commanders on the ground say the breakthrough may blunt moscow s push to sweep through the east. progress elsewhere does little to change the fate of mariupol. the last battalion inside faces near certain death and they know it. making this a song of defiance all the more remarkable. that is ukraine and battlefield echoes through the bunker. the words haunting. it is sweeter to die in battle than to live in chains. we begin in lviv, western ukraine. scott mclain, what s the latest? reporter: well, some good news maybe. the u.n. special envoy for the for ukraine, i should say, has just said that there is a human darren convoy on route to mariupol to try to get people out of what he calls a bleak hell. probably an understateme
spread. welcome to the show, everyone. it is 8:00 a.m. here in ukraine. we ll begin with a glimmer of hope for people trapped in the ukrainian city of mariupol after weeks under siege by russian forces and several failed evacuation attempts. a handful of civilians managed to leave on saturday. ukrainian commander at the steel plant, the last bastion of ukraine s defense of mariupol, says 20 women as well as children got out after a cease-fire r. but that is really a tiny fraction of the hundreds still trapped inside the plant and the thousands, of course, believed to be sheltering in other parts of the city, 100,000 or so. meanwhile, missile strikes hammered southern as well as eastern ukraine on saturday. in the southern port city of od odesa, you can see on your map, witnesses reported hearing several explosions. ukraine s military also confirmed that the runway at odesa s airport had been destroyed. in his nightly address, ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy vowed to