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thing in the world. buying a bus ticket is not the worse thing in the world. tonight, why the people who created the nightmare can t escape responsibility. i m incredibly thrilled that we are going to have a great law that is already on the books. plus donald trump s money man reports to rikers island as the latest stall tactic for his own criminal trial fails. and, speaker amerita nancy pelosi on what the collapse of the maga house means for the country. we have to choose a new republican speaker of the house. when all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i m chris hayes, today, one day after the arizona supreme court upheld a 160-year-old law outlawing nearly all abortions, republicans in that state s legislature threw away a chance to repeal the wildly unpopular ban. arizona democrats who are a slim minority, just barely, in the senate, tried to bring up legislation that would repeal the 1864 law. and in some senses calling the bluff for republica
the date on the video suggests it was shot today. the town is near the front line of the fighting, about 20 miles from the disputed city of bakhmut. the sound, and the way the people in the street look up, suggest it may have been a missile or possibly an artillery shell. ukrainian officials say at least 3a other people were wounded. the attack happened shortly after the us secretary of state antony blinken arrived in kyiv the first visit by a senior american official since ukraine launched its counter offensive against russian forces. our diplomatic correspondent paul adams gave me this update from kyiv. yeah, this happened about three hours ago. and as president zelensky has indicated, he was very quick to point the finger of blame at russia. he actually said it was russian artillery that was responsible for this. this town is within russian artillery range. we don t yet know exactly what the nature of the projectile was, but certainly the images that have circulated subs
other people were wounded. the attack happened shortly after the us secretary counter? offensive against russian forces. translation: i would like to speak about yet another russian attack in the town. it was an attack on the market, on the shops, on the drugstore. i have been there many times before with my team. everyone who knows the place is aware that this is a civilian town. there were no military bases there. we understand they do this when our army advances. on the front line, russians always attack civilians and civilian infrastructure with their missiles when their artillery can t reach. we understand that they are killing civilians on purpose. the attack happened shortly after the us secretary of state antony blinken arrived in kyiv 7 the first visit by a senior american official since ukraine launched its counter? offensive against russian forces. our diplomatic correspondent paul adams gave me this update from kyiv. he was very quick to point the finger of blame
me. it can.com. the cnn presidential debates, june 27th, 89 live on cnn and streaming on max hello and welcome to allow viewers in the united states and around the world. i m anna coren, left from hong kong, hit on scene in neutral the princess of wales is set to return to the public stage this morning. the first time since revealing her cancer diagnosis will have live coverage from buckling a summit in switzerland with hopes to kickstart a peace process and ukraine with at least two major players missing we ll look at what to expect and the heat dome is moving out of the south eastern us. we ll find out where it s headed next in a little less than an hour, trooping the colour events will get underway in london but more than 200 years it s been the official birthday celebration of the british monarch. and the highlight of the ceremonial calendar. will this year s festivities, commas king charles battles cancer. catherine, princess of wales, is also fighting the disease