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civilians. nothing much has changed on that front. >> reporter: it's an utterly ghastly scene. hundreds of rescuers combing through the damage to the apartment blocks where we now know the death poll to be 13, 80 people injured. bare this in mind, totally innocent civilian block by what appears to have been six cruise missiles and possibly 16 anti-aircraft missiles, fired by a strategic bomber and stealth jet flying into ukraine. the cruise missiles frequently used across ukraine. antiaircraft missiles being deployed because the inventory of other missiles is depleted. this isn't the...

pelosi's attacker to appear in court as tensions escalate over the brutal beating ranging from questionable to downright dangerous. >> he is just some semblance of humanity. like to see every republican candidate and elected official say that you condemn this attack. that's really basic. say you condemn the attack. >> plus, with just a week to go until the midterms, a new poll shows skyrocketing pessimism from voters. the impact and the challenge for the big named surrogates blanketing the campaign trail. and devastated family members who wanted to face the gunman got theirs chance...

Those sport matt and wireless remote call. Now its thursday may 23, right now on cnn this morning, another controversial flag seen flying outside of a home, one by Supreme Court Justice Samuel alito. Plus a strong gust of wind causes a stage to collapse in mexico. The death poll now rising and i will be voting for trump she said america wouldnt survive four more years of trump now, nikki haley is voting for him and the error is started with a taylor swift ticket debacle. Now, the Justice Department is suing the owner of ticketmaster and the mooc, Anthony Scaramucci joins us. He wants to be you...

Today's African droughts are far from the first ones to hit the continent, affecting both African nations' economies and lives of the locals. Sputnik recollects latest most severe droughts occcured on the continent.

A World Health Organization official, monitoring emergencies in Africa, Dr. Patrick Otim, is urging help to countries facing cholera outbursts.