stand up like that. what do we do! stand up like that! as you can see the news to the demonstrations overnight at the supreme court. people on ground, at times, protesters did clash with one another. there has never, ever been a week like this from the supreme court. but the impact of the looming decision is of much greater consequence. it could almost instantly criminalize abortion for millions of women. and it raises the question of the future of other women on supreme court rules, even contraception. let s go to cnn s jessica snyder first out of the gate with the latest. jess. reporter: brianna, a monumental and consequential decision if this is reached. for this court, it never gives a hint of its decisions before decision day but pretty tow reports that justice samuel alito has drafted this opinion, combleeding leading to the court established in roe v. wade. politico writing this is part of the draft here, we hold that roe and casey must be overruled. the co
time tomorrow. also new today, sources tell cnn russia is warning the u.s. that its ongoing weapons shipments to ukraine may lead to unpredictable consequences. adding to concerns about russian retaliation, moscow s threat to intensify strikes on kyiv. overnight, just outside the capital, russia says its sea-launched missile struck a military facility that produced antiaircraft missile systems and anti-ship missiles. this morning ukraine said russia for the first time used long-range bombers to strike mariupol. that, of course, is the port city which has been under siege for weeks now. an estimated 100,000 civilians or more still trapped there. a senior u.s. defense official concedes the city is in a, quote, dire position. we want to begin with a cnn exclusive. just a short time ago, my colleague jake tapperity issing down with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy in kyiv. jake joining us from the capital city there. jake, great to see you. what did you hear from presi
world s most open economies. a chinese state run firm will bear about one-third of the construction project led by a french energy project. thereeresa may she cited secy concerns because the plant would be considered critical infrastructure. some observers warned that it could aggravate bilateral ties. in another advance to the space program, china is one step closer to having its own space station, an unmanned experimental laboratory was successfully launched on thursday. it blasted off from a facility in the gobi desert. people across china watched it on tv as they celebrated the harvest moon holiday. the space lab is an upgrade to the previous version launched in 2011. the modification allows astronauts to stay on board for an extended period of time. it s a complete success. china plans to launch a spacecraft next month to ferry two astronauts to the lab. they ll conduct various experiments dug their 30-day stay. china is beefing up its space program to establish
world s most open economies. a chinese state run firm will bear about one-third of the construction project led by a french energy project. thereeresa may she cited secy concerns because the plant would be considered critical infrastructure. some observers warned that it could aggravate bilateral ties. in another advance to the space program, china is one step closer to having its own space station, an unmanned experimental laboratory was successfully launched on thursday. it blasted off from a facility in the gobi desert. people across china watched it on tv as they celebrated the harvest moon holiday. the space lab is an upgrade to the previous version launched in 2011. the modification allows astronauts to stay on board for an extended period of time. it s a complete success. china plans to launch a spacecraft next month to ferry two astronauts to the lab. they ll conduct various experiments dug their 30-day stay. china is beefing up its space program to establish
building a community through soccer. why these immigrant children are about to meet a very special visitor. plus, dirty business, volkswagen forced to recall a half a million vehicles. how regulators say the cars were designed to cheat on emissions tests. u.s. defense officials say russia has moved its first fighter jets to a growing military base inside syria. the u.s. wants to know why. is it an attempt to help fight i.s.i.l? as moscow insists or help bashar al-assad? new talks between u.s. and russian military officials could answer those questions. jamie mcintire is in the pentagon, jamie. the two countries are long time military allies, and moscow has provided crucial support to the syrian regime since the beginning of the syrian war. but what the pentagon is seeing is an order of magnitude greater and trying to figure out where it is heading. with top of the line fighter jets like these and doubling the amount of attack helicopters in syria the u.s. had little cho