targeting the ship beyond that or simply intel here being shared? reporter: so those same sources that you mentioned said that it is not clear whether the u.s. knew that the ukrainians were planning to bomb the ship, but either way the americans were not involved with the decision making there. the pentagon is pushing back on this, and they put out a very carefully worded statement, the spokesman john kirpby saying tht we didn t provide ukraine with specific targeting information for the moskva. the russians of course have been accusing the americans of engaging in a proxy war and this event raises all kinds of legitimate questions about where the u.s. draws the line in terms of intelligence sharing and helping ukraine more broadly. those sources say that the u.s. will not share intelligence on any locations or any potential targets within russia, on russian territory, nor will they share the location of any senior military officials as well. now, the other big event here m
of course shouldn t be confused with the country moldova. it s the latest village to come back under ukrainian control. meanwhile, ukraine says russian forces have made few advances in luhansk and the donetsk region. despite heavy bombardments on a number of fronts. russian forces have been trying to move south from the kharkiv region in an attempt to surround ukrainian forces defending d donetsk. and new drone footage shows stunning devastation. the drone appears to have been used by the russian military as they track ukrainian troops amid intense street fighting. for more on the situation in ukraine, let s bring in isa soares in lviv. isa? very good morning to you, kim. we are keeping a very close eye this morning on the besieged city of mariupol. it s just after 8:00 a.m. here and humanitarian corridors announced by russia are now supposed to be open to allow civilians to evacuate from the azovstal steel plant. there s no word yet on whether fresh evacuations have actual
also this evening, the fed announcing that largest interest rate hike in 22 years, hoping to slow down the economy to combat inflation. but what it means in the meantime for your credit cards, your loans, your new mortgages. rebecca jarvis breaks this down. overseas tonight, russian forces now entering the last stronghold in mariupol. video released now by pro-russian separatists showing the bombing of that massive steel factory. hundreds of ukrainian fighters and civilians still believed to be inside. ian pannell reporting from inside ukraine tonight. the severe storm threat as we come on the air. strong tornadoes possible across several states. and then dallas to memphis, atlanta, all watching this. rob marciano timing it out. comedian dave chappelle attacked by an armed suspect while performing at the hollywood bowl. the suspect carrying a replica gun with a knife blade inside. what we ve learned tonight about the suspect. that nationwide manhunt for an escaped mur
windows and hurting police officers. [sirens] [shouting] [revving engine] brian: whatever they are paying those police officers, double it. this was just an appetizer. keep in mind the supreme court hasn t even overturned roe v. wade and returned the abortion rights to the states. this is the left s warning. do what we say or we will burn your country down. it s not exaggeration. many have taken to social media to threaten exactly that if roe v. wade gets overturned, there will be mayhem in these streets. if they actually do this, yeah. that would be the time where rioting would be okay. i got the pitch forks. you get the gas and torches, [bleep] do that [bleep] you ever wake up in the morning and think you want to burn it all to the ground and what i mean by burning it all to the ground is those old white men and the women who support them who want to tell me what to do with my body. you think the global protests around george floyd were big? you just [bleep] waited
because the principle reason why the deficit is coming down, no longer handing out big checks to individuals as was done in the american rescue plan. nevertheless, talk about that and make a pitch for the economic agenda that stalled in congress to reduce prescription drug prices, for example, it could reduce the deficit if raised taxes by a sufficient amount to exceed the spending, part of the argument he s making to joe manchin who made inflation and deficit reduction a huge talking point, so some of these remarks seem a little bit tailored to joe manchin, but he s going to try to tout the good parts of the economy. he s taken a beating politically for the bad parts which, of course, are the inflation. the inflation is related, as you know, bianna, to the good parts. the hotter you run the economy, the more growth you have, the more revenues the government has, the lower the unemployment rate gets, but it s also, if you stimulate demand that exceeds the supply, you re going