also tonight here, the secret service. how do they explain the erased text messages from january 5th and 6th? rachel scott with late reporting from the hill tonight. the coronavirus here in the u.s., and tonight this number 85% of americans now live in a medium or high-risk area with this new variant sweeping the country. what dr. jha is now saying tonight about the current booster. and how much it could help if you get this strain of the virus. matt gutman tonight. this evening, authorities in ohio now say the black motorist shot and killed by akron police had 46 gunshot wounds. what his family is now saying tonight. the war in ukraine tonight. russian forces hitting new civilian targets, and it all comes just one day after that horrific attack that took nearly two dozen lives, including a 4-year-old girl. tonight here, we hear from that little girl s grandmother, her message for the russians. there is also late word coming in tonight on the cause of death of ivana
The fight over abortion rights heats up on capitol hill this week. a democratic bill to write the essence of roe vs. wade into law is headed for a senate vote on wednesday. but it s going nowhere fast. senate majority leader chuck schumer, nevertheless, says every vote will put every member on the record on abortion. this is no longer an abstract exercise. this is the real deal, and everyone s eyes are on them. so we can always hope and we must have this vote, every senator must show where he or she stands. two prominent gop supporters of some abortion rights, senators sue an collins of maine and lisa murkowski of alaska, have signalled they will opposed democrats bill. they said they will introduce their own narrower abortion
Wade into law. ambassador nikki haley, grover norquist, mark short and more, coming up, as america reports top of the hour. welcome back. if you thought your boss was tough, we have a story for you. all right, so an employer allegedly forcing his employees to sign a pledge promising to show up early and not whine. here is a closer look at that contract that was posted to redit. among the 13 rules, one that demands staffers cheerfully volunteer for crappy tasks. meanwhile, a dollar tree manager has been fired after posting a help wanted sign bashing his gen z workers, saying they don t know how to work. he claims two cashiers boyfriends stuck around for a shift and then quit when they told them to go, the company
Law for roe vs. wade. but he did call for what he called a whole of government approach to see what the government can indeed do if anything about this. calling for the department of human services as well as the justice department to look into the legality of this. the attorney general merrick garland also said that his department was looking into what they can do to uphold the women s right to choose. this is something that the white house really is limited in what they can do. the senate and house certainly there is not overwhelming support particularly in the senate to codify roe vs. wade into law. so this is something that the white house is quite frankly limited to do and the president is being pushed by progressives and democrats to expand the supreme court, to support a plan to add more justices. of course liberal justices in their view, to the supreme court. he s never been a fan of that, but there is a commission studying if that would work. the bottom line is that is not goi