connected tv. cbs news. new york. it's tuesday, may 3rd, 2022. this is the "cbs morning news." breaking overnight, an unprecedented leak from the supreme court. a reported draft opinion first obtained by "politico" suggesting roe v. wade will be overturned. we have details from washington, d.c. power grab, the u.s. learns about russia's plan to annex parts of ukraine. on the run. the man hunt continues for a murder suspect who broke out of jail. why there's an arrest warrant for a corrections officer who was with him. well, good morning and good t be with you. i'm anne-marie green. the fbi is expected to launch an investigation into the shocking leak of a reported

draft opinion from the supreme court. it appears to overturn the 1973 landmark roe v. wade decision that legalized abortion nationwide. the reported draft opinion of the report obtained and published by "politico" appears to have been written in february. while the opinion could change if finalized by the supreme court, it could have high-reaching consequences and send it back to the states to decide. after "politico" published the reports, hundreds of opponents and abortion rights gathered outside of the supreme court building overnight. natalie brand is in washington with the latest on all of this. good morning. >> reporter: anne-marie, good morning. again, this is an unprecedented leak. this has never happened before. this morning there are still barricades around the nation's high court. just a couple of demonstrators remain at this hour, but earlier as you mentioned, hundreds had gathered here overnight shortly after this report came out.

an explosive new report suggests the supreme court's conservative majority appears poised to strike down roe v. wade, the 1973 case that legalized abortion. "politico" says it obtained a 98-page draft opinion that was circulated among the justices earlier this year. the court's opinion is not official until published and it's unclear if this is the final version. the draft is in response to case about mississippi's law which bans most abortions after 15 weeks. the ruling is expected by july. roe was egregiously wrong from the start, said justice alito. >> i think this was entirely expected, and i still think it's stunning. >> reporter: loyola law professor jessica levinson notes

half the states want to ban or severely restrict abortions. >> if the draft person stands, what it means is women will live in two very different americas. >> reporter: while the court says it's not commenting on the report, sources tell cbs news that chief justice john roberts is likely to order an investigation that includes the fbi to detetermine the source o the leak. >> do you view roe as having super precedent? >> reporter: former president trump supreme courts were questioned during their confirmation hearings on how they would rule if the issue came up. >> my opinion as a judge is there's 45 years of precedent. >> reporter: house speaker nancy pelosi and majority leader chuck schumer said in a blistering joint statement if the point is true, the conservative justices have lied to the u.s. senate and have ripped up the constitution. republicans praised the possibility that roe will be overturned. texas senator ted cruz calling it a massive victory for life. hundreds of supporters and opponents of abortion rights

clashed outside the supreme court overnight, a preview of the state-by-state fight that may lie ahead for both sides. now, according to the "politico" reporting, five of the republican appointed justices voted in favor of this draft opinion. it's unclear at this point how chief justice roberts will ultimately vote. also important to note, man re, the justices could change their votes in the days or weeks leading up to decisions. released reaction across both sides has been swift and will continue to pour in today. >> all right. natalie brand in washington. thank you very much. ahead on "cbs mornings," we're going to talk with minnesota senator amy klobuchar to get her reaction about the report and what she thinks congress should do. overseas now, russia could be planning to annex new areas of ukraine. senior u.s. officials warned the kremlin wants to formally claim

donetsk, luhansk, and kherson. as part of russia late oren this month. russia would reportedly hold a referendum which would not be recognized by the u.s. or its allies, of course. meantime, prime minister boris johnson is expected to address parliament today. he's expected to announce $375 million in military aid. debra alfarone has the latest from washington, d.c. >> reporter: american diplomats return to ukraine monday holding a news conference in lviv. >> we expect to continue to do day trips. we very much hope the conditions will permit us to go back into kyiv by the end of the month. >> reporter: buses carried civilians rescued from the bomb barded mariupol plant.

and there are plans to evacuate more. this woman says all the time we spent in the bunker they were bombing. house speaker nancy pelosi and a delegation of fellow democrats met with the polish presiden in warsaw after a secret trip to kyiv over the weekend. >> this is a crucial moment in politics for us. >> reporter: congressional democrats are hoping to pass the president's request for an additional $33 billion in ukraine aid by the end of the month. president biden is traveling to a look lockheed martin facility in alabama that produces javelin missiles which is among the weapons the u.s. has provided to ukraine. >> he'll remark about the assistance we've been providing, highlighting congress to pass funding quickly. >> reporter: russian assault rages on though ukrainian forces continue to fight back. ukraine's naval forces released the video, which they say shows a drone strike on russian patrol boats in the black sea. debra alfarone, cbs news in the white house. president biden met with the parents of american journalist austin tice who was abducted in syria nearly ten years ago.

the white house says during yesterday's meeting mr. biden reiterated his commitment to work to secure tice's release. the journalist disappeared in 2012 west of damascus. a video a week later showed him blindfolded and held by blind men. an arrest warrant has been issued for an alabama corrections officer who authorities believe helped an inmate escape from jail. 38-year-old casey white was being held on a capital murder charge when he left the lauderdale detention facility friday with vicky white. they are not related. the officer claimed she was driving the inmate to a nearby courthouse for a mental evaluation. the sheriff says there was no evaluation scheduled, and transporting a prisoner without another deputy violated the policy. the officer's patrol car was later found at a shopping center at a parking lot.

>> we've got an couple of tips on o positive vehicle. we're still pursuing that, trying to get a positive confirmation on a vehicle they switched into. >> friday was supposed to be vicky white's last day of work before retiring. authorities are trying to figure out if she participated willingly or was threatened. kamala harris plans to return to the white house today after testing negative for covid. the vice president was prescribed the antiviral treatment paxlovid last week. meanwhile the covid risk level in new york city has been raised from low to medium after an increase in cases. the mayor says there are no immediate plans to reinstitute indoor vaccine mandate information public places. well, coming up, caught on video. a so-called pedal pub tips over on the streets of atlanta, injuring more than a dozen people on board. and fashion highlights from

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luhansk, and kherson as part of russia. it would not be recognized by others. the cost of living continues to go up and that includes the cost of housing. renters across the country are facing major price hikes. naomi ruchim reports. >> i was getting a little bit stressed out. >> reporter: heather bates is stressing out because the rent on her apartment shot up 25%. >> i tried to save. i have an i.r.a. those things are important to me and taking a 25% increase on my rent, a lot of that would go away. >> reporter: bates lives in the nashville area, and the price hikes are even worse in other major cities. miami has seen rents jump 58% in the past two year, memphis is up 41%. las vegas, 34%, and in phoenix, rernts are paying 29% more on average. >> renters looking to move are likely to experience some sticker shock.

>> reporter: rae tort realtor.com's danielle hale says renters are getting priced out of many places. >> the place to find affordability in towns and suburbs, a little bit further away from the downtown hustle and bustle of the downtown area. >> reporter: bates wants to stay in her apartment and is bringing in a roommate to make ends meet. >> it's a little bit deflating to share your space. it's not the worst thing in the world. >> reporter: we know times are tough for a lot of renters right now. what are you expecting in the coming months? >> just as we're expecting prices to slow, we're expecting rent growth to slow but remain faster than what we typically experience. >> reporter: hale expecting overall rates to grow around 7% in 2022. that's higher than most years but lower than the double digit growth in 2021. naomi ruchim, cbs news, new york. coming up on "cbs mornings" we'll hear from amy klobuchar following an unprecedented like that could suggest the supreme

court could be ready to overturn roe versus wade. a look at the newest team. l.a. angels football club founded by natalie portman and how the team is working to elevate women's sports. >> and we'll help you choose the perfect vacation this year as conde nast travel reveals its hot list of where to stay, eat, and visit. that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com low temperature