disinterred plays of solidarity in ukraine today. this afternoon, first lady jill biden making an unannounced trip into the western part of the country. there she met a school and also met with ukraine s first lady. the first time american diplomats have been in the capital since the war began. and canadian prime minister met face to face with ukraine s president zelenskyy. zelenskyy also holding a call with president biden and g 7 leaders who all agreed to phase out russian imports. the timing of this, it s a show of unity, and it s no putin marks victory day. the holiday will include an over the top military disinterred play. you re looking right now at this week s practice run. monday s parade will celebrate a massacre in ukraine. it shelled a school sheltering 90 civilians looefg behind that smoldering pile of rubble you see there. scott, we got word of this attack about 24 hours ago, now we re hearing from some of the survivors. what have you learned? reporter: jessi
around mariupol, kovs skating passports holding them in conditions so unrealtime that ukrainian call them a ghetto. the russian military calls them filtration camps. people forced together to sleep on the floor. horrific conditions there. we ve more to come on all this in a moment. in the wake of the bombshell draft opinion that could overturn roe v. wade, cnn s brand-new poll finds most americans do not support that. 66% say that they don t want to see roe overturned. but what happens if that happens? what happens? so we ve got to look at what could be who could be prosecuted and where. coming up. plus we have lots of new developments tonight on the manhunt for the alabama corrections officer and the inmate she is accused of springing from jail. their escaped vehicle found abandoned in tennessee. they apparently tried to spray paint it. a tow truck driver saying the suv was in the road blocking traffic and look like someone had broken down and left it there. we re sort o
i will have the day s top stories, more than 20 people dead after a massive explosion there in havana hotel. welcome to the show, it is 8:00 a.m. here in ukraine. we begin our coverage in mariupol and the evacuation on friday. 50 civilians from that besieged azovstal steel factory. two buses set to be carried those civilians, under russian military escort. not known where they are being taken nor how many remained at the plant. as you see there, the site has been bombardment from russian tanks, artillery and as well as aircraft. president zelenskyy says he s negotiating negotiations, some 600 are still inside. have a listen. we are working on diplomatic options to save our military to remain in azovstal. influential mediators are involved. monday markets victory day for russia, what russia calls the great patriotic war. russian flag flies above a city s hospital and road signs have been changed to russian. an adviser to mariupol s mayor, soviet statues are popping out a
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this country. reporter: the elite draft sparking protests across the cou country. and prompting questions. chief justice john roberts seen here leaving his home tuesday issued a statement calling the leak an egregious breach. he has directed the marshal of the court to investigate. the court confirms the draft is authentic but cautioned it does not represent a position of any member on the issues of the case. the nearly 100-page opinion says a majority of justices are prepared to uphold a mississippi law that would ban abortion after 15 weeks and overturn roe v. wade, which established a right to abortion 50 years ago, leaving it to individual states to determine abortion s legality. just as samuel leto authored the draft, stating, there is no inherent right to an abortion, writing, the constitution makes no reference to abortion and no such right is implicitly protected by any constitutional provision. alito says roe was egregiously wrong from the start and that its reason