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i can t see my brother anymore. i fell, and i don t even know how i woke up and started pulling myself out. i m all scratched and battered. i yelled vita, vita, but he was gone. her home was flattened during the battle for rubisnic which is now in russian hands. putin s forces have been driving southeast along the donetsk river and south from izyum. russia s stated aim is to capture all of the donbas. that includes the luhansk and donetsk provinces. they say they can hold the russians back for now. but he says we need powerful long range artillery, and that unfortunately is not here yet, and it could completely change the whole war. without the heavy weapons already promised by the u.s. and other western allies, he says, the russians will destroy everything with artillery and mortars. they destroy with aircraft, they use helicopters. they are just wiping everything off the face of the earth so there s nothing left to hang on to. for ukraine, this is an existential bat ....
this would overturn roe v. wade in the process. it is a radical decision in his field and that a whole range of rights are in question. but he sidestepped when asked about though leak itself. do you think this lame we ve never seen this to happen before? speak what this decision holds it s quite a radical decision periods and be this part of the exchange was so notable to me. note comment about the leak or the integrity of the court, he s asked specifically about the leaker, to which he would ve said, there is no place in society for this. the integrity of the court is in jeopardy. he did not say that. andy: he didn t. his main job here you would think would be to protect the court is in institution. our governing system, our constitutional system relies on each of the branches and the court for forming an role and not only protecting the rights of americans, but keeping the other branches in their lanes. as far as the president is concerned you would think that ....
forcing an opinion change that they think has been all but baked in. hence the release of this early opinion before it was an official opinion. never mind the details. it s separated the two camps, pro choice and those looking at where to go from here in the pro life camp. no way to telegraph how this goes, but what we do know is that it s predictively falling along party lines. shannon bream has more on this from washington. shannon? so neil, here s what we know. there s officially an investigation underway by the u.s. marshall s office and the supreme court did something unusual this afternoon. forced its hand. they admitted that this draft piece that is out there by justin alito, current by february, it s legit. now, here s how draft works. that majority opinion goes out. it s circulated. the clerks are involved in this process. that s how dissents are crafted. concurrents will be crafted as well. they re involved in this process. so now we have to wait to see what ....
tonight with the context, the former labour adviser, comedian and journalist ayesha hazarika, and the republican political analyst and former spokesperson for the republican national committee, doug heye. hello, and a warm welcome to the programme. whatever vladimir putin has planned for the annual victory day parade in moscow next week, it s not going to be the national celebration he might have envisaged back in february. but the belief is president putin will try to claim some phyrric victory in the donbas region, which could mean the russians unleash something altogether more brutal in the coming week. nonetheless, the ukrainians continue to put up some dogged resistance, and have some remarkable success in recent days picking off the russians with kit that s been supplied by the west. in the last 2a hour the ukrainian military released this footage, which appears to show a drone taking out two russian patrol boats in the black sea off the port of odesa. they re als ....
silks, spices, ideas, and money. lots of it. the venetians learn between earth and water. it shaped their character, salty, wise and ingenious. i ve never seen anyone do that before. i m stanley tucci. i m italian on both sides and i ll traveling across italy to see how the food in each of the 20 regions is as unique as the people and their past. may i? thank you. how are you? good. surrounded by wetland, these people are hunters you re a great shot. and gatherers. it s perfectly balanced. wow! the sea brought the outside world to the venetians and fed their am tppetites. so many different cultures right in a bowl. venice is the capital of the veneto region. it is flat, fertile and damp. in the west by the dolomites and in the east by the adriatic sea. 117 islands sit in this salty bay. the lagoon. venice is the largest. no food is grown here. it all comes in from the outside. i want to eat what venetians eat and the places they go to eat it in. a friend from here say ....