remain holed up in plant refusing to surrender to the russian invaders for fear of being tortured or imprisoned. steel factory remains the last bastion of resistance in the city that putin desperately wants to vanquish. the autocrot wants and basically need to claim victory over you a crane or at least part of it ahead of russia s biggest patriotic holiday on monday, may 9th or victory day is an annual celebration marking the defeat of nazi germany that showcases the country s military might with thousands of soldiers, tanks and vehicles marching through moscow s red square. it s also bomb an annual display of bellicose anti-war nationalistic brand arkt. we re getting a glimpse of that on state television where a pro-putin filmmaker warned that every barbaric tool was on the table, including concentration camps, re-education camps and sterilization. today amnesty international confirmed that russian forces have committed a series of war crimes outside of kyiv, and the agency
that ruling came down hours after new york s attorney general hit the former president with a lawsuit accusing him, his family, their firm of years of fraud. now, in the mar-a-lago documents case the appeals court ruled the doj can now resume its review of classified documents seized from trump s home, and that overturns an earlier ruling that had paused the criminal investigation. let s go to cnn s jessica schneider. jessica, the appellate court, they had problems, several problems with arguments from the trump attorneys. yeah, they did. and this is a unanimous three-judge panel including two trump appointees. and they really did, victor, seem to take down the arguments from trump s legal team on every level. so the first thing they did is they said that by not allowing doj to incorporate these 100 classified documents into the criminal review the court said in their words it would impose real and significant harm on the united states and on the public since as the doj sai
Used. president biden s cancer moonshot is to cut the number of cancer deaths in half over the next 25 years. continuing this trend, is that realistic? well, if you look at since 91, there s been a 32% reduction. so that s pretty significant. fast forward 25 more years, quite possible. there are several things he wants to focus on including investing in some of these same therapies that i was just talking about. but i would direct your attention sort of to near the bottom of the screen. the idea of preventable cancers. wasn t long ago that we were talking about the idea that maybe half of cancers in some ways are preventable. smoking, obesity, things like that that are lifestyle decisions. we talk about these things sort of generally. but if we really invest in decreasing the likelihood of preventable cancers, i think we can get there. as much as we talk about the therapies, which are expensive and important, we need to talk about preventing these cancers in the first place in a b