the russians are not letting up. this drone footage shows the devastation of air strikes from a small town. overnight, six people were injured. at least three buildings significantly damaged including a kindergarten. you are right there. what are you hearing. we heard missile strikes this morning. this is the result of them. trees decapitated by the blast. this building behind me now in ruins was pumping the sewage station. it could not have been big enough to hold any military assets they ve been digging out the sewage plant the effort being made has been felt. ripping through th e buildings probably similar to what happened here, they are waiting here. those wounded and dead atrocities. this was not impact that came from an aircraft. this was missile to missile. not from a rocket but a guided missile. it was really more a deliberate act it may be a possibility that they could achieve some kind of a victory and advance at some point. they believe they could advance and c
today, we re back to reality. and this is continuing a trend that the market has been experiencing for weeks, salami slicing away and what we re seeing today is wiping out yesterday s gains and getting back to where the market really is, and what we re seeing is exactly what policymakers intended. this was the goal. well, not in a in a brutal sense, yes. they need to bring down the economy to slow it down. that means asset prices, house prices, inflation, it means stock prices, that will probably has to come down and ultimately unemployment will eventually start to rise. on the question that s how it works. okay. on the question of a recession, because that s what a lot of people are concerned about, has the u.s. moved from possible to probable? according to the fed, no. they still believe they can do a soft landing. according to many private economists, absolutely. look, you can t have these this sort of dislocation, this sort of disruption. people seeing
an abortion a range of other decisions how you raise your child. the vice president of the united states camkamala harris a fiery speech blasting weaponizing the law against women. those republican leaders who are trying to weaponize the use of the law against women, will we say how dare they? how dare they tell a woman what she can do and cannot do with her own body? got a lot ahead on every aspect of this very huge story and we ve got more on the very latest results in some high p profile primaries that may tell us a lot about the former president s hold on his party. and as vladimir putin s war ranges on, a drone hit two military positions on russian occupied snake island where ukrainian troops famously cursed out russian invaders. one russian soldier saying to a russian warship go f yourself. this is the breaking story now. we re covering two stories tonight, the seismic change in the country, potentially coming from the supreme court but first, the news from john
absolutely got to thank the 45th president of the united states donald j. trump. ladies and gentlemen, they wanted to write a story that this campaign would be the death of donald trump s america first agenda. ladies and gentlemen, it ain t the death of the america first agenda. a source says the former president called vance to congratulate him, he was said to be relieved by vance s come from behind victory. trump won ohio in 2020 by 8 points. on the democratic side ten-term ohio congressman tim ryan easily won his senate primary and now will face vance in november. we will talk with tim ryan ahead. and the race for governor in ohio, mike dewine secured the nomination in his bid for a second term defeating four challengers, this was seen as something of a test or referendum on dewine s handling of covid. he is face off in november s general election with nan whaley, she beat former cincinnati mayor john cranley to win the democratic nomination. we have cnn s kristen
democratic nomination. let s go back to the republican senate contest in ohio and if i can invite my friend cnn senior data reporter harry enten over here and soon enough i think we will have the republican senate numbers behind us right now. j.d. vance what do these numbers you are standing in front of tell you? look, the fact of the matter is if you look at those republican numbers it wasn t even close. j.d. vance at 32% of the vote, josh mandel vying for that trump endorsement look at that just back at 24% of the vote and matt dolan, matt dolan 23%. he was the anti-trump, there was perhaps some sign that he was surging late but at the end of the day j.d. vance basically blew out this field in a somewhat wider than expected victory. again, if you add up the first two people who were wildly pro trump you get yourself over 50%. well over 50%, you get somewhere in the mid 50s and really the only truly anti-trump candidate in the field matt dolan back at 23% and then th