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i can t see my brother anymore. i fell, and i don t even know how i woke up and started pulling myself out. i m all scratched and battered. i yelled vita, vita, but he was gone. her home was flattened during the battle for rubisnic which is now in russian hands. putin s forces have been driving southeast along the donetsk river and south from izyum. russia s stated aim is to capture all of the donbas. that includes the luhansk and donetsk provinces. they say they can hold the russians back for now. but he says we need powerful long range artillery, and that unfortunately is not here yet, and it could completely change the whole war. without the heavy weapons already promised by the u.s. and other western allies, he says, the russians will destroy everything with artillery and mortars. they destroy with aircraft, they use helicopters. they are just wiping everything off the face of the earth so there s nothing left to hang on to. for ukraine, this is an existential bat ....
towering blue synonymy and swept away forever along with the rest of the republican party, the collaborators anyway. polling numbers seemed to confirm that this was back to happen and so, by the way, to the private betting markets. at least one of those markets had set the spread it 80/20 for hillary clinton. in the end they were not only wrong, they were hilariously wrong, by midnight he had won and a lot of highly educated, extremely well credentialed people looked at ridicules. hillary clinton herself was so shocked by the result that night that she refused to give a concession speech. she went to bed hoping it was just a dream. you probably remember all of that very well. but it was what happened next in the days between the election and thanksgiving that it turns out in a lot of ways was much more important. what happened during that period set the course for where we are right now, and where we are right now is speeding towards one of the great disasters in our hi ....
what does it mean for you? alabama jail break, tonight an accused murderer on the run. why officials believe a female corrections officer may have helped him. the biggest wildfire in america. the worst drought conditions in two decades forces hundreds to evacuate. we re following the fast-moving developments. remembering naomi judd. love can build a bridge. o donnell: the news that stunned the country music world ahead of the star s induction into the hall of fame. and honoring that special woman in our lives ahead of mother s day. we kick off our new series on the modern mom. this is the cbs evening news with norah o donnell, reporting from the nation s capital. o donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us as we start a new week together. we begin tonight with the race to escape mariupol, the city reduced to rubble. and tonight after spending more than two months underground at least 100 civilians were ....
think you and i who are both kind of scotus buffs and have always had an interest in the court. it s sort of a resting moment, because the code of a maritime on that institution is so strong, and so powerful, the both the substance of what is being leaked, here in the communicative signaling happening in the fact of the leak, is almost sort of emotional at some deep level, because of what it signifies. yeah, and, when you are just speaking with eric, as you said you booked her today to talk about this new reporting that republicans in washington, have been debating and planning on proposing a nationwide abortion ban. a six-week abortion ban, which is effectively a complete ban on abortion in the united states. and if this ruling for the court is gonna look anything like this, and we are going into a mid term season where the republicans are poised to take the house and the senate, then president biden is still president biden, he would presumably veto such a measure. ....
down roe versus wade. and will surely set off a political earthquake in this country. we re covering every angle as the 11th hour gets underway on this historic monday night. good evening once again, i m stephanie ruhle with a big one tonight. beginning with dramatic developments involving a woman s rights and ambition. according to the draft opinion obtained by political the supreme court has privately voted to strike down the landmark roe v. wade decision from 49 years ago. political reports tonight, quote the draft opinion is a full appreciation of the 1983 decision which guaranteed federal constitutional protections of abortion rights. in a subsequent 1992 decision, planned parenthood versus casey, the lodged and maintain the right. roll was a gradually wrong from the start. illegal rights. political also pointing out justices can, and sometimes do change their votes as draft opinion circulate. nbc news has not confirmed the draft ruling, and so, far the supreme ....