tuesday night. good evening once again, i m stephanie rural. tonight, shockwaves across the nation after a leak draft opinion reveals a majority of supreme court justices appear ready to overturn roe v. wade. protests and rallies have been underway all day in front of the high court. and in cities across the country. today, the court confirmed the documents written by justice samuel alito was in fact real. although it is not a final decision. chief justice roberts issued a statement calling the leak, a quote, a singular and egregious breach. adding that he is directed the marshal of the court to launch an investigation. the court is expected to issue a final decision early in the summer. but today, president biden said he fears with the draft opinion could actually mean. it concerns me a great deal. the, we re gonna have, after 50 years, decide that a woman doesn t have a right to choose.
stephanie rural. tonight, shockwaves across the nation after a leak draft opinion reveals a majority of supreme court justices appear ready to overturn roe v. wade. protests and rallies have been underway all day in front of the high court. and in cities across the country. today, the court confirmed the documents written by justice samuel alito was in fact real. although it is not a final decision. chief justice roberts issued a statement calling the leak, a quote, a singular and egregious breach. adding that he is directed the marshal of the court to launch an investigation. the court is expected to issue a final decision early in the summer. but today, president biden said he fears with the draft opinion could actually mean. it concerns me a great deal. that, we re gonna have, after 50 years, decide that a woman doesn t have a right to choose. it s the notion of privacy. and it s not in question. mister president, should the senate do away with the
good evening once again, i m stephanie rural. as the war enters day 27. the contest is said to be a stalemate, that s according to official also tells nbc that russia s allied belarus may soon join the invasion. and could allow russia nuclear weapons were in venice where there s. a senior defense official at the pentagon says russian forces are stalled and desperate to get momentum. but, new satellite images reveal the devastating impact of the attacks on ukraine cities and civilians already. the pentagon says russia has fired at least 1100 muscles since the start of the war. nbc s richard angles on the ground in kyiv with more. with russia s advance flow toward u.s. officials described as a stalemate, its forces are unleashing more punishing bombardments on civilian targets. rescue workers search for survivors after a deadly strike in kyiv. this time, on a shopping mall.
gets underway on a monday night. good evening once again, i m stephanie rural. as the war enters day 27. the contest is said to be a stalemate, that s according to official also tells nbc that russia s allied belarus may soon join the invasion. and could allow russia nuclear weapons were in venice where there s. a senior defense official at the pentagon says russian forces are stalled and desperate to get momentum. but, new satellite images reveal the devastating impact of the attacks on ukraine cities and civilians already. the pentagon says russia has fired at least 1100 muscles since the start of the war. nbc s richard angles on the ground in kyiv with more. with russia s advance flow toward u.s. officials described as a stalemate, its forces are unleashing more punishing bombardments on civilian targets. rescue workers search for survivors after a deadly strike
that russia may not be winning this war militarily. it s important to say, nobody is winning this war. and these losers and this are the civilians. the 10 million people have been displaced. three and half million heading for foreign countries. six and a half million internally displaced. stephanie, i can t say this enough, it s probably an undercount because, again, the cities in the east are just under a state of siege that we have not seen since world war ii. stephanie? cal, i want you to explain this to, me because we re here and stateside watching reportings about thousands of children in orphanages who are being displaced. and there many people saying, why can these children be adopted? there are many families in the u.s. that would lovingly take them. can you explain to our audience the unique setup in ukraine that s different from the united states? there are illegal obstacles. one of the other obstacles is,