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Includes sanctions of 2600 members of the russian and belarusian military. >> christo cristina, is the embassy reopening? >> she did, and, no, this is not. this is the first time a top diplomat at that mission has been allowed back into the country since the war started, and theyre looking at -- the u.s. is looking at this as a countermessaging moderna for whatever it is the russians and president putin are planning on monday. >> interesting. thank you for that. today abortion rights activists u...

A cbs news poll out today shows 64% of americans believe the superior court should keep roe vs. wade in place. the poll also shows those who want to make abortion illegal in their state say abortion is not a right, that abortions are too easy to obtain, or that abortion is against their religious beliefs. >> if you believe as i believe, that is an unborn child in that mothers womb. that is -- what were trying to do is stanup up for the those unborn ldre at oter: democrat tohi is not over. >> and...

Are using defending themselves and again, thank god zelenskyy is still there to lead this country, lead the men and women in uniform and all of the citizens and rally the world in defiance of putin. eric: he is a modern-day winston churchill but they knew that material yesterday we hoped certainly they will get it asap retired army general anthony tata. >> thank you eric. arthel: for the first time in nearly three years of the pandemic christians around the world are attending mass to celebrate ...

Could not save his. >> brooke: later this morning and tomorrow a sea of blue will be outside st. patricks cathedral for the wake of jason rivera. wilbert mora is planned next week at the same location. he donated heart, pancreas and liver. opposition is crying against manhattan district attorney awell,vin braggsoft on crime policy. >> they roll back the policy and correct what is wrong with the reform law, we will continue to see lawlessness. >> i blame that directly on district attorney bragg, ...

>> our two heroes, our angels wilbur and jason. these men carried themselves with pride. >> cnns shimon prokupecz joining us now from outside st. patricks cathedral where this is taking place. shimon, a remarkable setting for this, of course, st. patricks cathedral. tell us all thats takeing plac today. >> reporter: iconic location, certainly, one of the worlds most famous cathedrals. the city decided to hold this funeral here given the gravity of this moment. the officer so young. just 22 years...

Killed since just january 1st. >> brian will kick things off outside st. patricks cathedral. is the public allowed inside? >> griff and sandra, yes, the general public is allowed inside of st. patricks cathedral to pay their respects to officer jason rivera. they are allowed in up to 8:00 p.m. tonight. they are encouraged, actually, to come here to show really a sign of unity for the city of new york, a procession of nypd vehicles led the hearse carrying the body of jason rivera from the bronx t...

Here in eastern ukraine, life appears normal shops and restaurants are open theres traffic in the streets. but people are starting to get nervous. lester >> richard engel, thank you. words and tears honoring a fallen police officer here in new york today thousands turning out for the funeral of one of two officers shot and killed while answering a 911 call last week. here is rehema ellis >> reporter: a sea of blue with officers from around the city and across the country. outside st. patricks ...

Washington, official washington to political washington, that lawmakers must work harder. must work with the community, from the ground up, to change the laws and to make sure that, indeed, there is more progress. to make sure that african-americans are truly free in this country. suzanne malveaux, cnn, in washington. the move to declare juneteenth a federal holiday comes, as the u.s. grapples with how to teach the legacy of slavery and to talk about race in the classroom. randi kaye shows us ...

President to ask him to allow the comfort to accept coronavirus patients. the president telling the american people that he will allow for that change, moments ago. >> reporter: thats right. we have to remember, the comfort has 1,000 hospital beds. earlier today, they only had about 40 patients. the governor made it clear, they need the comfort to treat coronavirus patients. weve also learned that the president has approved for patients from new jersey to come over. which is great news for new j...

Cnn he was meeting his teenage children, daniel and amelie. >> they went down to the buffet before me and got the food for me and filled up my plate and then i wanted a little bit more to drink and i was going to get it and my daughter said, no, ill get it, and then the bomb went off. >> reporter: the explosions upending chairs, blowing out the windows. matthew linseys children, killed. outside st. sebastians, cameras capture another suspected bomber approaching the church. he weaves through the...