we don t hear or use? that word is at the center of the debate on many issues in our country including the upcoming supreme court decision on abortion. they decided a case called griswold versus connecticut. connecticut thought it should be outloud. the court found that s you have a right to privacy in the penumbra or the shadow of other rights. the constitution doesn t mention privacy, marriage or contraception. and thus began a debate that has raged for decades. what are our rights? where do they come from? whose job is it to to he lewis e elucidate those rates. the tenth amendment says the powers not give to the inure tothe states. do you get to do it through your elected officials at the ballot box or in the public square. or do five justices looking in the penumbra or shadow of other rights get to make that decision. what i do know is the issue is not going away. if roe versus wade is overturned, some states will ban all abortions including in the case of rape, incest
we don t hear or use? that word is at the center of the debate on many issues in our country including the upcoming supreme court decision on abortion. they decided a case called griswold versus connecticut. connecticut thought it should be outloud. the court found that s you have a right to privacy in the penumbra or the shadow of other rights. the constitution doesn t mention privacy, marriage or contraception. and thus began a debate that has raged for decades. what are our rights? where do they come from? whose job is it to to he lewis e elucidate those rates. the tenth amendment says the powers not give to the inure tothe states. do you get to do it through your elected officials at the ballot box or in the public square. or do five justices looking in the penumbra or shadow of other rights get to make that decision. what i do know is the issue is not going away. if roe versus wade is overturned, some states will ban all abortions including in the case of rape, incest
you are watching cnn newsroom. welcome to the show everyone, it s 9:00 a.m. here in lyiv in ukraine. the russian military was seen as sporting two buses said to be carrying several evacuees to a town east of mariupol as you can see in the video there. the factory has been under bombardment, president zelenskyy is hoping to negotiate the safe evacuation of the soldiers still inside. translator: we are also working on diplomatic options to save our military who remain. mediators are involved, including influential states. meanwhile, russia is hastily putting its stand wherever it can in mariupol ahead of the victory day. a russian flag flies over a hospital, and signs have been changed to russian and they are saying, soviet statues are popping up across the city. victory day, appears this year that he may want to make a show of mariupol, or what is left of it as some sort of prize. we are in southern ukraine with the latest for you. reporter: escorted by armor,
ramadan since the taliban took control. that report ahead. welcome to the show, everyone. it s 9:00 a.m. here in ukraine, and a glimmer of hope is emerging for people trapped in the port city of mariupol. after weeks under siege and numerous failed evacuation attempts around 20 civilians managed to leave on saturday. but that, of course, is just a tiny fraction of the thousands still stuck in the city. and conditions are only growing more desperate. ukraine s president says the eyes of the world are watching. have a listen. translator: all the leaders of the free world know what russia has done to mariupol, and russia will not go unpunished for this. cnn s scott mcclain has a closer look now at the devastation in mariupol and what comes next for the civilians as well as the soldiers still trapped there. reporter: from a distance smoke rises above mariupol s sprawling steel plant, but only from above is the true scale of the damage apparent. new satellite images show n
but we want to start with covid. as two of the people closest to the president have now tested positive. white house communications director, kate bedingfield, who received her positive test result, friday morning. and vice president, kamala harris, who s been working remotely since testing positive earlier this week. harris has not been with the president sent over a week ago. and bedingfield says that when she was last with president biden up view days ago, they were socially distance and wearing masks. but these latest infections among high-ranking officials in the administration are a reminder of just how transmissible new covid variants are. ba.2, a subvariant, of the highly contagious omicron variant is still dominant in the u.s.. but an offshoot of that ba.2 dash 12, is rapidly gaining ground. and it s believed to be responsible for a new spike in cases in new york state. in light of the fast spread of these sub variance, doctor anthony fauci caused some confusion this