have been sheltering for weeks. jill biden has arrived in eastern europe in solidarity with ukraine. and we will dig into the new numbers with labor secretary marty walsh. and federal abortion rights, as the leaked draft opinion from the supreme court continues to send shock waves through the nation. another journalist has been killed. we will bring you the latest. we begin this busy hour with the latest of the russian invasion of ukraine. an exclusive that u.s. intelligence helped ukrainian forces help to sink the war ship. embas rassing blow to valdimir putin. it sank after being hit by two missiles. the u.s. didn t know they would target the ship. the u.n. said that 500 people safely fled the city. president 00 accused moscow of attacking critical infrastructure. all this, we are hearing terrifying stories of those who survived russia s violent occupation. this woman described what happened to her family when russian forces were in bucha. i screamed lay down. my moth
charges. not to be outdone. the attorney general of south dakota was impeached today and forced out of office that way after he killed a man in a vehicular hidden run and then just kept driving. oklahoma today passed a new total ban on abortion that threatens doctors who perform abortion with a decade in jail. it s been an intense news day. we re gonna get to those stories tonight and more. but we begin in the nation s largest city with a developing story. because there is still very much alive man hunt underway right now for the person responsible for this morning s last mass shooting on a new york city subway train. the nypd has just announced this evening they have a person of interest in the investigation into the shooting, his name is frank james, he s 62 years old. he is described as having addresses in wisconsin and in philadelphia. it s not known what links has to new york city. there are also not saying if they believe this man is, in fact, the shooter. from this
s aims in his war in ukraine. that is a hefty charge for an american president to make. but president biden said that today. the head of usaid, the head of the country s most eloquent, a diplomatic heavyweights, samantha power, is going to be here live tonight as our guest to talk about that and more. today, the lieutenant governor of new york state resigned after he was arrested this morning and charged with multiple fraud felony charges. not to be outdone. the attorney general of south dakota was impeached today and forced out of office that way after he killed a man in a vehicular hit and run and then just kept driving. oklahoma today passed a new total ban on abortion that threatens doctors who perform abortion with a decade in jail. it s been an intense news day. we re gonna get to those stories tonight and more. but we begin in the nation s largest city with a developing story. because there is still very much alive man hunt underway right now for the person responsibl
the proceedings will be live-streamed and televised according to a court order. but trump today is also moving to sever his case from those defendants seeking a speedy trial, insisting their actions would violate his right to a fair trial. more on the merits of his request in a minute. first, developments in another case. one that actually predates the case brought by fani willis and the ones brought by jack smith and alvin bragg. we re talking going the $250 million civil fraud lawsuit brought by new york attorney general letisha james. a fight that is expected to xlens in october. you will recall, there is the one into the disgraced expresident, his adult sons and their business for the shady dishonest attempts to have favorable loan agreements. in a 100-page document newly filed in the state supreme court, prosecutors in the case are asking for one particular favorable ruling ahead of time. specifically, they want the court to acknowledge that donald trump and some of his
after trump trounced haley in her home state of south carolina. but the latest primary results holds some warning signs for the republican presidential front runner. asa hutchinson, the former presidential candidate, is here to discuss the election, in the future of the gop. which he says trump is turning into a pro putin party of grievance. the toll of war. ukraine s president says 31,000 ukrainian troops have been killed since the russian invasion began two years ago yesterday. as republicans continue to block much needed military aid, we will take a closer look at potential backup plans to get ukraine the help it desperately needs. and, the maga agenda, from abortion to immigration. we will dive into how donald trump and his allies are planning extreme policies, for a possible second trump term. i am jonathan capehart, this is the sunday show. with the south carolina republican presidential primary in the rearview mirror, all of the attention has turned to michigan. on t