♪ a wave of emotions continues running high in reaction to friday's reversal of abortion rights after five decades. this morning, we look at where we stand and what's next and now states are rushing to move toward trigger laws or creates safe space for women seeking abortions. we'll take you to one state that's waste nothing time at all. tragedy at the bull fight. at least a half dozen people have been killed and hundreds others injured when the stands the an arena gave way. our richard engel goes

one-on-one with the president of ukraine asking about two americans captured while fighting in his country. and the one-on-one of the stanley cup champions. it's january 27th. "early today" starts right now good morning, i'm frances rivera >> and i'm phillip mena. we begin this morning with much of the country still reeling from the unprecedented supreme court decision overturning roe versus wade. in arizona, abortion rights demonstrators outside of the state's capital met with tear gas after police say that a door was broken and monuments vandalized others say they were not warned including a mother and 8-year-old daughter whose eyes were stinging from the gas >> and activists were out in force joyfully celebrating opponents of abortion held signs calling themselves a post-roe

generation nbc's jeske kirch spoke with both sides of the issue. >> reporter: demands for abortion still echoing across the u.s., after the supreme court overturned roe v. wade, revoking the constitutionally guaranteed right to do >> i cannot imagine the effect on someone, like, it's just -- others applauding the decision like this washington, d.c. crowd. [ cheers and applause >> reporter: not all demonstrations retain peaceful in rhode island friday, democrat jennifer rourke was allegedly attacked after a state gop opponent who is since out of the race app apparent incident went viral someone opposing abortion rights was also injured >> people are angry, both sides

are angry and it's really disappointing. >> reporter: some say the issue can't wait for the midterm elections even as others make a voting push. >> we're calling on the federal government to intervene to reinstate ado for the country nationwide now >> reporter: already, some employers are taking their own action, meta, disney and nbc comtaft offering to cover costs for abortions to other states. >> we look at history and other things that have culminated to this point, we have to decide. >> we're overwhelmingly overvowed that this marks the day that states can end abortion >> our thanks to jesse kirsch for that report. after friday's supreme court ruling the state of washington made it known that that they will be a sanctuary state for people seeking abortions from other states the governor asked to codify abortion rights in the american

constitution our seattle affiliate has this report >> we will make washington state a sanctuary state for the right of choice. here in state of washington. >> reporter: a promise by governor jay inslee cheered on by supporters on state captain top steps to make washington a safe haven for abortion along with partner states california and oregon >> i will be issuing an executive order to the washington state patrol not to cooperate in investigation of other states who violate the roe versus wade decision >> reporter: insley called on lawmakers to extend that directive to local law enforcement. he's also asking them to prevent hospital mergers that reduce abortion access. and to pass a constitutional amend codifying the right to choice in the state of washington >> keep it off my body >> reporter: the senate minority leader john braun believes missed the mark. >> while a very important issue,

no question about that, when i talk to people around the state. they're much more focused on the cost of living in our great state. >> reporter: lawmakers who do support the actions of the governor sharing their own experiences. >> this is hard on all of us >> reporter: and pledging to take action where possible >> in his desire time in our nation's history i will not remain silent while this fundamental right is stripped from fellow americans. >> reporter: in spite of appointments, mother states will likely have a ripping effect on services >> we're asking 24 states to take the patient load of 50. that's real. >> reporter: the governor announced plans to pledge $1 million in terms of shoring up resources. >> in terms of services certainly if that becomes an irk, we should talk about that at the same time we should talk about putting money for services who choose to have birth >> reporter: the governor believes the time to talhem to a wall in the west coast protecting the women of the west

coast an report a russian barrage ofld leaders gathered in germany for the g7 summit. two people were killed and others wounded the ukrainians say these strikes are to the leaders of the summit matt, good morning, president zelenskyy is speaking to g7 leaders calling for more sanctions against russia >> reporter: that's right, we're hearing about that happening just right now, president zelenskyy speaking to the g7 leaders, the leaders of the world's richest democracies and talks about ukraine's struggles against moscow and we're hearing more just in the past hour about new initiatives by the g7 leaders to try to punish the kremlin and vladimir putin, the the president of russia. they're announcing a new cap, or about to announce, basically within striking distance of making an agreement, that would

create a price cap on russian oil. now, if you remember, part of the punishment of russia for invading ukraine has been trying to limit the sale of russian petroleum products, gas and oil and other fossil fuels now, this has been a big proble time, they're trying to punish russia to try to gleedeplete ita machine and also raising prices worldwide and contributing to a massive increase in inflation and even as russia's oil exports have fallen, the price of oil globally has inscenesed which means their revenues has increased. in fact, this has had an opposite effect on russian efforts to try to bring their gas and oil to market. now with this punishment and others that we're starting to see come out including that ban of russian gold, on a global level, we could really begin to see more of these punishments really hitting moscow.

we just saw that today it appears as though the kremlin has missed about $100 million in foreign debt payments. the first time they've done that in 100 years so, these sanctions are starting to strike. starting to hit. guys >> that is a complicated cycle, thank you for the breakdown, matt, appreciate it. tens of thousands attended pride parades this weekend in cities all across the country. the supreme court's decision on roe, unmistakenly front and center in events as many in the lgbtq plus community feared their rights are in danger nbc joined us with celebrations that became more like political rallies. >> thiswas supposed to be just a completely joyful event, the first pride in person since the pandemic it definitely has changed. and as you said, this being san francisco, the home district of house speaker nancy pelosi, we have -- i spoke with her just a few minutes ago about the mixture of joy and now urgency

that's come about this event let's listen >> overwhelmingly had the american people support what we're about here today that's taking pride on the supreme court. they may have a majority on the court. they do not have the majority in the public we have some important work to do and sad to say, that decision has galvanized people in a very important way. and put at risk marriage equality >> reporter: speaker pelosi says that there will be a series of votes now in congress. in light of the decision on abortion and the potential erosion of other rights but beyond that, a lot of what has to happen, she says, is in the senate, where they are short of the votes that they need to try and change things around and that really, as i said, has kind of changed the tenor of this pride event a lot of the people that we talked to, are talking about that, and how it's really a mix tushgs as i said of joy and

urgency. >> all right scott, thank you the avalanche put the lightning on ice to bring home their first stanley cup since 2001 >> to mckinnon bouncing and a goal he makes it 2-1, colorado, five seconds to go. up and comes to the line colorado has won the stanley cup! >> colorado took game six with a 2-1 victory over tampa bay the afs ended the lightning's quest for a three-peat, only done five times in nhl history >> the mvp honors and raised the lord stanley cup this is colorado's first title the first since 2001 a bit of a cooldown is in parts of the country and nbc's michelle grossman is here with the outlook. hi, mish nell. good morning >> good morning to you both. we're looking at a front that's

going to bring comfortable conditions and showers and storms striking from the northeast all the way to the southern plains. we're seeing embedded thunderstorms as well with heavier pockets of rain where you see the darker colors, the reds, oranges and yellows. and this is what we face on monday we'll see flooding and gusty winds even for the stronger storms that's the story today we're also looking at more conditions behind the cold front. that cold front will start in the gulf and a few strong wind gusts are likely and as we go throughout tomorrow, we'll see areas of in the southwest, warm, 110 in palm springs 108 in white guys we're heating up in the

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>> they're heroes. for me, they're the same like ukrainians because they give and they gave the main things they had their lives. their lives. but i'm sure that we'll fight for them and we'll get them back and, of course, they will come back to your families to their children. >> reporter: we spoke just moments after ukrainian troops under heavy russian fire for weeks were forced to withdraw from the city of severodonetsk in the east, giving russia a new strategic foothold. >> it seems like there's smalle day. and huge number of you can continue in this -- i mean, change the stalemate >> translator: their military outnumbers ours by 10 to 1 no matter how strong we are, we outnumber us by 10 to 1. it is very difficult. >> are you worried that the west

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lot of talk, but is there going to be action following that talk because the big headlines so far is actually what we're going to see is a price cap on russian oil. now that whatwill mean for global markets what it will mean for our viewers in terms of what they're paying at the pitches for gasoline remains to be seen. the g7, the most powerful in the west including japan, the eu and of course the united states can they sell this to the restof the world and other big buyers of russian oil, including the likes of the indians that's a very big ask. what kind of price cap and how will that work lots of headlines. also question on the ban of russian gold haven't got the g7 sign-on with that yet but the uk and u.s. and japan, saying yes. from now the newly minted fine gold will be banned. that will close the loopholes where russian oligarchs get their money out of their country. another big head line, the

deadline has passed for a russian default on its bond. in many ways this is an artificial default because we know the russians are throwing out cash of energy supplies at the moment and they're locked out of the global financial system. and that they can't make payments fascinating. back to you. >> sure, thank you, steve. up next, michelle tracks some tropical disturbances brewing. and ahead, a deadly city and collapse during a bull fight the incredible scene coming up rapid wrinkle repair® smooths the look of fine lines in 1-week, deep wrinkles in 4. so you can kiss wrinkles goodbye! neutrogena® charmin ultra soft has so much cushiony softness, it's hard for your family to remember that they can use less. sweet pillows of softness! this is soft! holy charmin! oh! excuse me! roll it back, everybody!! [all at once] sorry. new charmin ultra soft is now even softer so you'll want more!

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one pill, 24 hours, zero heartburn. in today's top stories at least six people are dead and hundreds injured after a stadium partially collapsed during a bull fight in colombia officials say an 18-month-old baby is among the dread. a drone overhead captured the terrifying moment here on video. it happens in the town of el espinal in the state of tolima, during which spectators were supposed to enter the arena and taunt the bulls.

colombia's incoming president gustavo petro is asking to ban similar events in south africa, at least 22 people were found dead in a nightclub. most are teenagers, the youngest only 13 years old. it's not clear what happened to them local media reports they were found with no visible signs. the upcoming autopsy will likely determine the death. the teens were celebrating the upcoming end to exams which says alcohol was served airport wait times are going sky high a tsa spokes american saiding the at station screened 2.5 million passengers the highest since 2020 and saying get to the airport early. more than 800 flights were cancelled on sunday. in a letter to transportation

secretary pete buttigieg, airplanes face staffing shortages. a man was exonerated all thanks to a attorney two years out of law school. thomas raines had been incarcerated for a 99 murder but it wasn't until natalie figures picked up the case and overturned numbers that overturned his conviction in what officials say was a case of mistaken identity. hundreds gathered in washington, d.c. for the first ever asian american unity march. it had nonprofits and other diverse groups across the nation many speakers called for equity, community, safety and reproduced of health rights for marginalizedcommunities. this comes a day after overturning roe v. wade. ole miss was the last team in and last team standing in the college world series >> 1-2 pitch

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ah! [ laughter ] right now at 4:30, making their voices heard. protesters take to the streets over the weekend after the supreme court overturned roe v. wade. the pressure president biden is being put under as everyone is scrambling to figure out what happens next. also what is triggering a small dip and why it will not last long in california. >> a beautiful celebration in san francisco over the weekend as the pride parade returns for the