Same thing for the brain. And what did i find . Ill just say it sanjay gupta is full documentary. The lats alzheimers patient for mirrors tonight at 8 00 p. M. Eastern on the whole story. Another hour of cnn this morning starts right now good morning and welcome to see it in this morning. It is sunday, may 19, and backtoback. Well, here with everybody. Isabel rosales said urologist, at least coy wire got a lot going on for you this morning. Heres what were working on for your president. Biden is just hours away from delivering a Commencement Address its dividing one of the oldest hbcu campuses in the country, the live at Morehouse College where the schools president is vowing to shut down the ceremony. If protesters go too far today and another round of Fiery Cross Examination is expected when former President Trumps former fixer, Michael Cohen, takes a stand in the new york Hush Money Trial Tomorrow Is The Star witnesses testimony enough to sway the jurors . We will talk to the legal
flurry of them, 30 strikes. now they ve come back around again. what does that tell you? it says a couple things. there was a missile launch earlier today, so they clearly didn t get all the houthi capabilities they were hoping to get in terms of demilitarizing. that did, in fact, happen. and now the u.s. conducted further missions. yeah. let s take a look at some. this is from last night, just the bombardment over the skies of yemen. but this is also what the red sea has been seeing over the last few days. what s the significance, if any, that tonight s strike, may be singular, the night is still young, though. sure. was carried out by the united states, not the coalition they announced yesterday. it was a singular target. it sounds like a radio target. if we look at the red sea here in terms of the area, right, we see this massive flurry of
depot there, voronezh and kursk, all key to the infrastructure. and it doesn t take a genius frankly to work out who might be behind this pattern of blasts we have seen on the border areas. but the defense ministry, the part of the military infrastructure of ukraine have been tight lipped. but a presidential adviser suggested that this is sort of part of a debt that had to be repaid to russia and even suggests this might be ukraine s version of demilitarizing russia. now, that borrows the language clumsily used by moscow to suggest the campaign was trying to dismantle ukraine s defensive infrastructure. but it is a widening, certainly potential of the conflict if these strikes become more common if that s what they inside russia and it speaks to the confidence that seems to imbue the youkrainian campaign and th war is heading into the third month, jim. and extending now it appears
president emmanuel macron. putin laid out terms for what he would see as a reasonable cease-fire deal or negotiation. he talked about the ukrainians demilitarizing and also recognizing an area of crimea that he annexed back in 2014. both nonstarters for the ukrainians. jesse? jesse: do you feel like the russians are hitting strategic buildings in the city or is it more indiscriminate bombing in your estimation? they are definitely trying to take out military targets on the outskirts of the city but they are also hitting critical civilian infrastructure. the ukrainian health ministry estimates that more than 350 civilians have died since the start of this invasion. they have been killed by russian shelling and strikes and it s only going to get worse. those estimates are likely very low. because we have seen new videos today in the second largest city in ukraine. kharkiv indicating that more civilian were killed as the russians continue this blood i can t understand aggressive