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are still stuck inside there. awaiting evacuation. all this as russia says it will destroy nato convoys of weapons into ukraine. could that mean an escalation? also back home, outrage across the u.s., protests in several major cities following the release of a supreme court draft opinion that would overturn abortion rights in this country. more on that in just a moment. plus, politics, cnn projects that j.d. vance will win ohio s gop senate nomination, the race billed as the first test of trump s influence in the upcoming midterms. we ll break down the polling numbers, what they say. we will begin this morning with cnn international security editor nick paton walsh, he s reporting from kryvvi rih, ukraine. this news now about a possible russian advance now on that steel plant, cutting off the defenders there, but also hundreds of civilians still left behind. what do we know? reporter: yeah, the precise number of civilians there unclear. there are apparently 30 child ....
of house republican leader kevin mccarthy, how he actually discussed using the 25th amendment to try to remove donald trump as president just days after the january 6th capitol attack. welcome to the lead. i m jake tapper. we begin with breaking news in our money lead. moments ago, the dow industrials closed up, up, up by more than 900 points. the nasdaq and s&p 500 also closed sharply higher. this comes on the heels of the federal reserve this afternoon announcing the biggest increase in interest rates in 22 years. amidst real fears of a recession, the fed added a half-point to its benchmark rate. you ll see the difference in higher interest payments on credit cards, car loans, mortgages, and more. this is an attempt to put the brakes on inflation by lowering consumer demand. our brand-new cnn poll shows the american people think the economy is by far the most important facing the united states and they overwhelmingly think president biden is doing a bad job with i ....
ahead. sandra: president biden addressing the debt and deficit as inflation rages around americans. sky high prices, most aggressive move on interest rates in decades. will likely boost borrowing costs for millions and the country. great to be with you. john: we get over the hump and slide into the weekend. this is america reports. skyrocketing prices from gas to meat has the country on edge. americans are increasingly learned about the state of the economy. the vast majority saying it s in bad shape and only getting worse. sandra: 61% of americans disapprove of biden s handling, and the party stares down a potential red wing in november. john: first peter doocy is live at the white house. why are the democrats pivoting to the economy today. peter: republicans more and more say a leading issue is the economy, so president biden is trying out some new material to try to counter them. let me tell you about this ultra maga agenda, it s extreme. it will actual ....
of the house foreign affairs committee talks about his recent meeting with president zelenskyy. overnight, comedian dave chappelle was attacked on stage while performing at a comedy festival in los angeles. we ll bring you the very latest. and we begin this morning with a continuing firestorm over the unprecedented leak of a draft opinion in which a majority of justices on the u.s. supreme court appear ready to overturn the right to an abortion, granted by the roe v. wade decision, nearly 50 years ago. a handful of protesters are still in front of the u.s. supreme court this morning. as they have been since politico first published the draft opinion roughly 36 hours ago. protests were also held last night until cities across the country from new york to chicago to phoenix. the supreme court has confirmed the document published by politico is authentic. but it stressed, this is not the final decision which will likely be issued in late june or early july. chief justi ....
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