then these extreme storms and the climate crisis are here. from powerful hurricanes in the south to historic flooding in the northeast to fires out of control in the west, the desperate need to climate-proof american infrastructure. plus, the schools risk it all in florida to try to protect kids from covid but all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i m chris hayes. the dead of night they did it in the dead of night, five republican supreme court justices including three appointed by donald trump, a man who lost the popular vote in 2016 by nearly 3 million votes, they destroyed a woman s right to bodily autonomy and reproductive choice, first in the state of texas, but who knows what s next. and they did it shortly before midnight, no big public announcement with an order that is barely more than a page long. i am struggling to come up with the proper words to describe to you how both cynically reckless and contemptuous the actions of the court wer
the south, two historic flooding in the northeast. two fires out of control in the. west the desperate need to climate prove american infrastructure. plus the schools risking it all in florida. to try to protect kids from covid. when all in starts now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. in the dead of night, they did it in the dead of night. five republican supreme court justices, including three appointed by donald trump, a man who lost the popular vote in 2016, by neither 3 million votes. they destroyed the woman s right to bodily autonomy and reproductive choice. first in the state of texas, who knows what s next. and they did it shortly before midnight. with no big public announcement. with an order that is barely more than a page long. i am struggling to come up with the proper words to describe to you, how both cynically reckless and contemptuous the actions of the court were last night. it was essentially a middle finger, from those five justices. as if to sa
and we learn who president trump was talking to just before the attack. and the united states marking another milestone in the pandemic. the hopeful signs we re seeing across the country. three, two, one, yeah, go, move, move, move. going on the offensive, the intense irv active training some congregations are going through in the wake of an attack at places of worship. the end of an era, nasa planning to retire the international space station in lefts that ten years. going to come crashing down to earth. we re going to tell you where and what this means for the future of space and space exploration. we re so grateful that you re waking up with us this february 5th. good morning. good morning to you, christi. good morning, boris. let s talk about what s happening, in particular with former vice president mike pence. he caught a lot of people off guard, let s say. they weren t sure what to expect from him. but he called out his former boss by name saying that, quot
how insurance companies are raking in record breaking billions by their critics say, gouging their customers. welcome to the lead. we start today in the sports lead. that explosive lawsuit alleging racism and bribery in the nfl. the former miami dolphins coach brian flores is suing the nfl and teams for racial discrimination in the hiring process of coaches and executives and alleging sham job interviews. the 58-page lawsuit said he sat for an interview with the new york giants even though a white coach had already been selected by the giants, and flores accused the dolphins owner steven ross of offering him $100,000 for every game he intentionally lost. also, the team could get the number one draft pick after the 2019 season. but today as jason reports, the nfl said these claims are without merit. the sports world reeling from allegations of systemic racism in the nfl by former miami dolphins coach brian flores. obviously, brian will become the rosa parks of the nfl.
the united states and around the world. it s monday, october 17th. i m christine romans. we begin in ukraine s capital where rescue operations are under way right now after russian forces attacked just a short time ago using kamakazi drones. that s according to ukrainian officials. the city of kyiv hit at least four times. i want to get straight to cnn s clarissa ward. she is on the streets of downtown kyiv. clarissa, what are you seeing? what do we know? reporter: so, christine, we re here at the sites of one of those four explosions that woke kyiv up this morning. and i think you can see behind me this is an on going rescue effort. this is quite clearly a residential building. we have already seen one body being removed from here. we also saw another elderly woman being rescued from the rubble, actually from the balcony on the neighboring building. we just spoke with the head of the ambulance services who says they don t know for sure but they do believe it s likely that