but we are so grateful to have you spending your morning with us. we re thrilled to have you with us. it is a bittersweet morning here at cnn. it is christi s last day with us at new day. we ll have a lot to say about that. share some good-byes later this hour. stick around for that. we do want to begin with the breaking news, what is happening in ukraine. yeah, because the war there is looming over a meeting of g7 leaders in europe right now. there were explosions that rocked the ukrainian capital of kyiv today. the ukrainian airport says between 4 and 6 missiles were launched at consekyiv. president biden is going to try to keep u.s. allies aligned against russia, even as he faces anger and frustration back home over inflation, the rising cost of food and gas and legitimate fears of a recession. he and other leaders will look for ways to punish russia, while also managing a global economy that has become shaky. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy is expected t
against the court overturning the landmark roe v. wade decision. this has been a lot of anger, a lot of disbelief we have seen, more than two dozen states have indicated they could ban or restrict abortion. but many say they re ready to put up a fight. i m extremely angry. i m angry, i m fired up. the fight is not over. people did this fight 50i6 50 years ago. we ll get back. now several arrests have been made at some of the demonstrations. in washington, d.c., according to u.s. capitol police, two people were arrested yesterday afternoon for the destruction of property after they allegedly threw paint over the fence by the u.s. supreme court. in his concurring opinion, justice clarence thomas said he thinks it is time for the supreme court to revisit other cases linked to privacy rights. to discuss the implications, let s bring in catherine oakley, the senior legislative counsel for the human rights campaign.
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but th but how that will make decision difficult, i think, will be one of the challenges we all face. ivf is such an emotional and hard process to go through. can you help us understand what are you hearing from your patients? just help us understand the impact this potential alone has had on them. well, are right. it is such a political and volatile time for whether people believe one side of this discussion or the other. and as you said, it is expensive, it is emotional. and they are concerned. our patients are concerned about how we will move forward, especially in different states. and i think, like i said, at kind body, moving people to
it is sunday. good morning to you. welcome to your new day. i m christi paul. i m boris sanchez. great to be with you. breaking overnight, explosions rocking ukraine s capital city of kyiv. officials say russian military strikes hit an apartment bu building setting it on fire. we ll take you live to the scene. also, anger spreading across the u.s. over the decision to overturn roe v. wade. there are new concerns about how the decision could impact other decisions related to privacy rights. and finally, relief for some as a heat wave grips much of the united states. we ll tell you where cooler temperatures are eagerly expected. june 26th. how did that happen? i guess the temperatures tell us that is true.