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deangela s in new york. good evening to you. we saw incredible volatility over the last couple of days i would say, bret. essentially fueled why uncertainty rising interest rates and inflation. deep sell off on the dow today canceling out yesterdayed s sharp gain. the u.s. federal reserve had the ability to cool inflation by raising interest rates. when borrowing costs go up for consumers and corporations, demand falls, and, thus, prices fall, too. the critical issue is how much to raise and how fast. the fed doesn t want rising rates to hurt too much and it doesn t want inflation to hurt too much. the delicate balance. when fed chair jerome powell raised rates a half a point yesterday, the stock market cheered thinking easier lending will continue. powell could have moved three quarters of a point and he at any time. but then today s drop reflected realization today s inflation will likely persist. i think you are going to see a consumer in great need over the next ....
msnbc s prime starts. now chris, thank you good evening to you and we ll see you tomorrow, and thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. spring quite draft decision to overturn roe v. wade as weight is top-of-the-line across the nation right now, i want to begin tonight with a different ruling. one from 1954, that was the year the supreme court ruled in anonymously in brown v. board that racial segregation in children in public schools was unconstitutional. the lawyers who argued the case before the supreme court, and what included the future supreme court justice thoreau good marshall, he co-counsel stood after the ruling, to celebrate the victory. the express to hope, expectation that southern segregationist states would comply. it is my opinion that is law-abiding, and will comply against a decision that the board except. and members of our democratic party decided [inaudible] there s no question about it, and other people should all come down, and there is ....
new details how they got away. let s go outfront. good evening. i m erin burnett. outfront tonight, ukraine pushing back hard. they are retaking a crucial village near vital russian supply lines in the northern kharkiv region. troops were seen placing a flag on a building 13 miles southeast of the ukraine-russia border. the russian supply lines that run through that area are crucial for the russian advance in ukraine. the yellow on the map showing where ukraine now says it s mounted counteroffensives and pushed russia back. look at all those areas in yellow. still, russia does continue its campaign of terror and destruction across ukraine. we have new video tonight of the destruction and fight for ukrainian town in the east. the video appears to have taken by a russian military drone and posted on a pro russian site. you see russian soldiers hunting down the ukrainians, they re throwing grenades, shooting guns, all of this visible. the ukrainians were then captu ....
printed by politico, a group of justices are willing to strikedown roe v. wade or at least when the draft was written, and the majority draft in which samuel alito calls this egregiously wrong from the start, and today we have seen the fallout from the words. if this decision holds, it is quite a radical decision. does it mean that in florida they can decide they will pass a law saying that same-sex marriage is not permissible? it is against the law in florida? so it is a fundamental shift in american jurisprudence. and so the democrats worry about abortion rights but what a decision could mean by other court decision including same-sex marriage, and republicans and democrats today sparring over which is more worrisome, the possible decision or the leak itself. the republican-appointed justices recorded votes to overturn roe v. wade is going to go down as an abomination, one of the worst most damning decisions in modern history. do you take credit for abortion r ....
ruling that made abortion rights the law of the land. the author of the opinion,alito egregiously wrong. and that carries a lot of weight, as he and four other conservative justices now hold a majority on the supreme court. u.s. president joe biden, meantime, says a woman s right to an abortion is, quote, fundamental, and that the supreme court s decision, if it becomes official, could end up affecting all decisions in americans private lives. if this decision holds, it s really quite a radical decision. does this mean that in florida they can decide they re going to pass a law saying that same-sex marriage is not permissible? it s against the law in florida? so, there s a whole it s a fundamental shift in american jurisprudence. now you on the flip side, many conservative republicans see the likely demise of roe v. wade as a victory in their decades-long battle against legalized abortion. some are celebrating loudly and proudly. others are taking a more subdued ....