Hundreds of supermarkets in sweden are forced to close after a cyber attack. And the sexism row in ukraine criticism as women soldiers parade in high heeled shoes. Hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. Millions of football fans around the world are following their team s fortunes in the quarter finals of euro 2020. England are just starting the second half in their clash with ukraine at the stadio olimpico in rome. England captain harry kane scored in the fourth minute to put his side ahead. It s still 10. The winners of that game will play denmark, who are celebrating after beating the czech republic 2 1 in baku. Now let s speak to our reporter greg mckenzie who s at a bar with england fans in london. I fans in london. Guess quite an upbeat atmosphere there? i guess quite an upbeat atmosphere there? the atmosphere has been incredible. Now, when the england captain scored that goal four minutes in, i mean they were beer cups going in the air, people were
obviously, there are very strict laws as we know in place right now, restricting what journalists in russia can say. what can you tell us about putin s speech and the reaction there. reporter: you re right. they are restrictive. we can t call what russia calls a special military operation in ukraine, we can t call it a war or invasion. i was in red square when that parade was taking place. i was sitting in one of the stands set up, you know, with vladimir putin, the russian president, as those soldiers marched past. there were 11,000 of them. it was an extraordinary display of patriotism and military might. the soldiers were followed by a parade of military vehicles including tanks and missile launchers and even those powerful, dreadful, intercontinental ballistic missiles that were every year pass on over the cobbles of red square in a show of dramatic military might. it was a little bit smaller than we had expected because of the bad weather, we re told. the kremlin said
ukraine shelled a settlement in a region on the russian side of the border. ukraine says russia launched the attack to justify new attacks on kyiv. a u.s. defense official says russia is laying the groundwork for the invasion of donbas, bringing air support, artillery, and command and control units to that region. at last count, russia has about 45,000 troops in the eastern and southern parts of ukraine but many more are still being resupplied after leaving the area around kyiv. in his daily message, president zelenskyy said, russia wants to destroy donbas. the russian forces are destroying luhansk and donetsk as if they want nothing to be left so there wouldn t be any people left at all. the fight for mariupol has been the bloodiest in the war and the situation may be reaching a tipping point. russian forces reportedly have advanced now into the center of the city, seizing a metal plant where ukrainian troops have been holding out for weeks. we just got word a few minute
brooklyn subway car. and on the latest inflation numbers, whether they can possibly come back down before election day. when all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i m chris hayes. for about 15 months now the bulk of the department of justice investigation into the january 6th insurrection has of course focused on the people who actually stormed the capitol. there is still hundreds to go. it has mostly been the insurrectionist footsoldiers themselves generally pleading guilty to low-level charges. a few trials, if you convictions, one acquittal. or in some cases, they have actually blamed donald trump for inciting the criminal behavior, we will have more on that later in the show with a defense attorney from one of those individuals. a lot of that low hanging fruit, the people who are napped on video cameras, who were there, is now gone. and as we mentioned before, the doj is expanding the scope of its investigation to look at the people who applauded the insurr
see you tomorrow! see you tomorrow tonight on all in. when president trump creates public pressure, descents on the capitol, without question make those people feel it inside, okay? explosive reporting from the new york times, a one time roger stone associate on tape executing the trump playbook. the reporter who broke the story joins me live. then, the attorney arguing donald trump made his client storm the capital joins me as well. plus my fellow new yorkers, we got him! what we are now learning about the man arrested for the shooting spree inside a brooklyn subway car. and on the latest inflation numbers, whether they can possibly come back down before election day. when all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i m chris hayes. for about 15 months now the bulk of the department of justice investigation into the january 6th insurrection has of course focused on the people who actually stormed the capitol. there are still hundreds to go. it has mostl