nadia: i do not think so. on industrials, we are neutral. but we think there are pockets of recovery an opportunity. americans want to get out this summer and travel. but also recurrent -- a return of his this travel. we are starting to see that happen. there are areas of opportunity within the airline segment of industrials. lisa: on a broader level, what will drive the index higher, giving you are seeing downgrades to your earnings estimates, and that will likely continue? nadia: what will drive this index higher -- as we broke down our earnings expectations for 2023 down to 4%, but what could drive this market higher, if we see mediation and inflationary pressure happening faster than expected, if we get to pce closer to 2% by the end of the year, a resolution in the war in ukraine could help that. also, a gradual phasing out of china policy could help that in terms of limiting disruption to the supply chains. we would not want china to open the floodgates right away just of the implications of demand of the commodity pockets already seei

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manus: nadia, welcome let's see where we get to over the summer. guest on the oil markets, energy and chief oil analyst at pareto securities. war in ukraine hits the 100 day milestone, while the eu tries to ramp up the pressure with new sanctions. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> wars are by nature unpredictable, therefore we just have to be prepared for the long haul. because what we see is that this war has now become a war of attrition, where ukrainians are paying a high price for defending their own country on the battlefield. dani: the eu secretary-general fair. the european union overcame hungarian objections to approve a sixth sanctions package against moscow, just as zelenskyy warns russia is now occupying 20% of ukrainian territory. let's get to our european correspondent, what are the details? maria: it's been approved finally, it has been a month since commissioners announced oil would be banned, now finally approved yesterday on the technical details. when it comes to oil, everything stays as it is, there will be seaborne oil and pipeline oil. s

nadia, what's the reaction there and where are you exactly? >> reporter: fred, we are in jackson, mississippi, outside of the last abortion clinic in the state. for some people this is a place of refuge. for others, this is a site of pure evil where evil things take place. that's what we're hearing. and you hear those two sides of the roe v. wade thing being played out here on the street corner, you see these two gentlemen having a heated conversation. this is mild compared to what we saw earlier this morning at 4:00 a.m. local time with emotions running high from yesterday spilling over into today. now, the clinic is open, fred. women are here right now. the abortion provider inside, i spoke exclusively with him. he told me that he will be performing abortions all day. they let women inside of the facility hours before they technically opened because there was so much chaos going on outside. listen to one of the volunteers speak about what this means for women and why she says they have to come first. >> there's funding all over the country.

kriti: nadia lovell, always a pleasure to talk to you. as we speak to you, we are seeing the nasdaq underperform, dropping as much as 2%. thank you as always. let's get now to the first world news with mark crumpton. mark: the u.s. house select committee investigating the january 6 attack on the u.s. capitol is holding another hearing today. it was a surprise when it was announced yesterday. witness -- a former top white house aide with special access to donald trump and the west wing. in san antonio, texas, an official has confirmed the deaths of more people found in an abandoned semi trailer, bringing the death toll to 50. apparently victims of heatstroke, authorities believed they were migrants. texas has seen a surge in immigration along its border with mexico in recent years. smugglers sometimes use commercial trucks to bring over migrants. in california, the state senate has passed legislation that would allow the public to sue firearms manufacturers for harm caused by guns. the bill is designed to use industry standards to permit l

national correspondent nadia romero is live in jackson, mississippi. nadia, you're standing outside the last abortion clinic in that state and it's been tense out there this morning, there have been some demonstrations, right? >> reporter: yeah, boris and christi, it's been a long morning so far. at 4:00 a.m. local time, some of the protesters, antiabortion activists have come out and started really aggressively intimidating to my crew and the staff and volunteers at this clinic, the last clinic in the state of mississippi as they open their doors because in this state the ag has to certify the bill into law and that won't happen for another ten days or so, so abortions are still happen. at this hour the doors are open. they've been allowing women to come in for the past hour or so simply because there's been so much hostility outside of this building. right here on this corner things have really calmed down, but we saw that intersection between the antiabo aboabortion activis those who are supporting this clinic and supporting the right of women, who

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nadia romero, we appreciate it. thank you so much. >>> president biden lashed out at the supreme court, calling its reversal of roe v. wade a, quote, tragic era, and he's urging people, channel your anger and your frustration, if that's where you are right now, into the ballot box and the upcoming election. >> this fall, roe is on the ballot. personal freedoms are on the ballot. the right to privacy, liberty, equality. they're all on the ballot. >> alice stewart, a cnn political commentator, republican strategist, and former communications director for texas republican senator ted cruz is with us as well as maria cardona, a cnn political commentator and democratic strategist. ladies, always so good to see you. thank you for being here. >> good morning, christi. >> good morning. as we are taking off of what we just heard there from president biden, in one sense, we're only four months away from midterms. in another sense, we're only four months away from midterms and there can be a lot of headlines in between now and

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first to cnn national correspondent nadia in mississippi. nadia, talk to us about the state's latest move and where it falls in the big picture. >> well, we knew that the state's first female attorney general, lynn finch, was a big supporter of overturning roe v. wade. it was a matter of time before she certified the trigger law in mississippi. that happened just this morning. so now there's a ten-day period where the clinic behind me, the state's last abortion clinic can continue to perform abortions. today they are not performing abortions. the clinic is closed, but they will begin again tomorrow and for the next nine days after that. once those days are up, the clinic's days are numbered. they have to shut down for good. the clinic will move the operations to new mexico. when you look at a map of the deep south here, when you look at mississippi, it's surrounded by other states with trigger laws. other states like mississippi. other states like arkansas. other states like alabama. let's look at alabama. once the supreme court overturned w

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nadia, what have you learned?entioned, the third victim now dying from the shooting that happened last night inside of the church behind me, and what's a really nice tree lined neighborhood. people tell me that they just didn't expect it to happen here. we know that there was a pot luck dinner for boomers, so we're talking senior citizens that would come out, bring their own dishes and fellowship inside of the church, and this happened on a regular basis. the 71-year-old suspect who hasn't been named yet was a regular. he would come to these kind of church events. it wasn't suspicious to see him there, until of course he pulled out a handgun, started shooting, killing three people. two of those people later dying at the hospital, including a person today. now, we spoke with the bishop of the church, and she says that everyone is just heartbroken that this could happen in their community. take a listen. >> they're sad, a little bit scared, a lot scared. in shock and disoriented by the whole thing. they were having

>> thanks to nadia. we want to bring in u.s. district judge esther solace now, she's been pushing for better protections for judges and their families after her son was killed in her new jersey home nearly two years ago by a gunman who was targeting her. judge salas, thank you so much for joining us. first, i want to say i'm sorry that you and your family had to endure this. we're sorry for your loss. we're grateful that you're sharing your story with us. what was your reactions when you heard the news of this tragedy, a former judge killed in what appears to be a targeted attack? >> good morning, mr. sanchez. thank you for having me on. and my reaction is heartache. my heart is broken. another family is going to have to endure what mark and i have been living with for now 23 months. it is senseless. it is dangerous. and we need to start protecting judges all over this country. my heart goes out to the roemer family. and i really am urging members of congress to listen and to do what they need to do to p

romero, cnn, new lisbon, wisconsin. >>> nadia, thank you for that.s expected to be revealed by the january 6 committee as the panel kicks off its first set of public hearings this thursday. >> i mean, the american people are going to learn facts about the planning and execution of this that will be very disturbing. >> meantime, former president trump is said to be mobilizing his maga allies to defend him as these hearings play out. cnn's zack cohen is live in washington, d.c. zack, what more do we know about how the trump team is looking for cover here? >> reporter: yeah, good morning, laura. it's really incredible. our sources are telling us that the former president donald trump has already communicated a very clear message to many of his republican allies on capitol hill. he wants them to publicly and very aggressively defend him while the january 6 hearings are ongoing. the list of names sound familiar. kevin mccarthy, jim jordan, elise stefanik. all three supposed to be very involved in this defense, counter programming strategy, you know, aimed

i think it's important that we take a look at the protective measures we have in place. >> and nadiasconsin. what can you tell us about the tribute this evening for the judge? >> reporter: anderson, it was so emotional for the people involved. this building behind me is the old county courthouse. this is where judge john roamer started his career as a public defender. he worked with many county employees, and they walked out of this building so they could see this flag being lowered at half staff at the request of the county board chairman who wanted to honor the late judge. now, we saw those county employees hugging one another and sobbing over his sudden loss. and the community will gather again not too far from here at the justice center, where he served as a judge. there will be a candlelight vigil on friday. anderson? s what's reaction been in the town? >> reporter: anderson, this is such a small town. and we often hear the clichÉ, it's a tight, close-knit community. that couldn't be more true when you're talking about this area. everyone seems to know everyone. if you need to g

we appreciate it, nadia.ant to go to whitney wild now as we said she is there in washington, d.c. do we have any idea, any good gauge, whitney, of how large we believe that rally will be today? >> reporter: well, it could be up to tens of thousands of people, christi. their permit suggested that 60,000 people could descend on this event. the last time it came to washington, it was absolutely massive. it was again organized by children who felt like the call for -- the call to end violence fell on their shoulders, their young shoulders. and today, those kids who were just in high school at the time are now graduating from college. and it feels like it was so long ago, 2018 feels so long ago, but it's a short -- it's really a short period of time but it feels so long, christi, because there's been so many mass shootings since there. a long list of speakers will pose this question, look how much has happened, how many more people have to die before there is real action on gun reform here in washington. this come

cnn nadia is in orlando with more. nadia, as we know, the shooting shocked the nation.rning today, especially in light of the mass, the recent mass shootings we've all been dealing with? >> yes. every time, every year people say never again, but we still have mass shooting after mass shooting. people here don't want everyone to forget what happened here at the pulse nightclub in orlando six years ago. what happened that night when 49 people were killed and 53 others wounded. and so at sun rise, the governor ordering all flags in the state to be flown at half staff to remember those lives lost. also across the state, there was a moment of silence at 9:00 a.m., a moment to reflect on the people who lost their lives and everyone who was impacted, and you can see behind me, people are coming out with balloons and flowers, and taking a moment, a very emotional moment to remember and to reflect. and it's not just people who have family members or loved ones who died that night. but we also spoke with a woman who came from tampa. she drove from an hour ago. she does it every y

nadia, what are you learning?ct. 56-year-old douglas uda. we know in the state of wisconsin his criminal history dates back to at least 2002 for convictions of armed burglary. i want to be clear here. the suspect has not been charged related to his death or this incident so far. but there are still so many unanswered questions about this case. how the suspect might have any kind of a link to the judge. and the other people who were targeted on his hit list. >> this incident appears to be a targeted act. >> reporter: some political leaders across the country, targets on a hit list. and a former wisconsin circuit court judge dead. reactions to the death. >> somebody to target his life, being a jury in the state, in rural, wisconsin. that's hard work, to be targeted like that, it makes me frankly sick to my stomach. >> reporter: authorities say they were called to the home early friday home. >> the county sheriff's office got a call notifying us of an armed person and two shots fired. >> reporter: after failed negoti

. >> let's take you to jackson, mississippi, and cnn national correspondent nadia ra marrow is thereor us. give us a sense how this is playing out where there was tension this morning? >> reporter: yeah, boris, bright and early, about 4:00 a.m. local time. these guys came out. they have the right to protest and speak their minds about their thoughts over the overturning of roe v. wade but they came out very hostile, intimidating. the police were called out because of their actions. and unfortunately you can't hear their side of it because they've decided to be violent and be threatening and intimidating. and that's unfortunate because both sides of this roe v. wade overturning the supreme court ruling should be heard and have the right to be heard in the u.s. and that's unfortunately not what's happening here because it has turned so confrontational. what's happening right now behind me is that this is the pink house, this is the last standing abortion clinic in the state of mississippi. on the other side of the building, that's where patients are starting to arrive. so we've moved o

and it brought together female leaders and survivors, including lcd human rights activists, nadia neuron, or they put their experiences here in the spotlight. ukraine's 1st lady alena zalinski, she told delegates attending about the impact that the war is having on women in her own country, me or corresponding christie montoya. she has more, she talks about women not being victims. and indeed, she highlighted the efforts that ukrainian women were undertaking to to hold the country together. during this war, she mentioned the 37000 ukranian women who have joined the armed forces. a 1000 of them are unit commanders. so it was really much about not just highlighting the vulnerabilities of women, but the efforts that they were undertaking in, in helping the country. she talked about the doctors and nurses. and she talked about the volunteers, the social workers who, who were in the country and helping to hold things together. the business women are, we saw a businessman in a report just now, but there were other women who i, entrepreneurs holding the country together. but she also said that

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cnn's nadia romero, some protests have turned violent. what are you hearing?fully here things have quieted down quite a bit. the state's last abortion clinic not open today so the protesters who were out yesterday not out today. across the country we saw protests sometimes turn violent with plenty of arrests. >> abortion bans are ill will heity illegitimate. >> reporter: anguish following the ruling to eliminate the constitutional right to an abortion. >> i'm angry. i'm fired up. the fight is not over. people did this fight 50 years ago. it's our turn to take the fight up again. it may take us 50 years. >> reporter: smaller gatherings celebrating the ruling are also taking place. >> millions of lives will be saved by the decision. >> reporter: a pedestrian was injured by a truck while trying to legal i cross the street in front of the federal courthouse during friday evening's protest according to cedar rapids police. >> i look over, i see people trying to push the truck back, and i instantly got mad and ran over and tried to stop the truck. >> reporter: video

cnn's nadia ramirez with the latest. >> we're getting a report of a possible active shooter. >> reporterree people are dead after a shooting thursday night in a church in vestavia hills, alabama, a suburb of birmingham. >> at least three patients. >> reporter: police say st. stephens episcopal church was hosting a potluck dinner when the suspect, 70-year-old robert smith, who was attending the event, opened fire. >> at some point he produced a handgun and began shooting, striking three victims. >> best estimate we have at this time for patients is in the parrish hall. the shooter has been held down. the citizen is not secure. >> reporter: investigator says after opening fire, the suspect was held down by another person at the event. >> we multiple people down. >> reporter: police identifying the victims as 84-year-old walter rainey, who died on the scene and 75-year-old sarah yeager, who died at the hospital. the third victim, 84 jane pounds died at the hospital friday. the ordeal leaving the community in disbelief. >> you see it in places you've never been to, people you don't know. and

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nadia, is there a connection between the judge and the suspect? >> reporter: yeah, pamela. if you look at court documents, you can see the suspect, 56-year-old douglas uda was in the same courtroom as former judge john roman back in 2005 because of charges. he was convicted of armed burglary and firearm charges. we know their paths crossed each other. it included senate minority leader mitch mcconnell, governor gretchen whitmer of michigan and tony evers, the governor of wisconsin, listen to him talking about this long-time judge being killed. >> i know him, the remember followinger judge was killed, that in itself is it makes me feel ill that somebody that took his life since they you know in rural wisconsin, that's hard to be targeted like that. it makes me, frankly, sick to my stomach. >> reporter: and it almost feels like a broken record wanehen wey this now. we are seeing shootings happen in such unexpected places. you have to drive more than two miles over to get to the grocery storech everyone here seems to know each other. everyone i spoke to says they know the fami

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cnn's nadia romero has more on the unfolding defenses of the u.s.rt decision. >> chaos and confusion after friday's supreme court ruling allowing states to immediately begin to set their own abortion policy, leaving women koos the country where very level of access. at least ten states effectively banned abortion. among her phone two dozen states which are certain or likely will ban abortions. that includes mississippi where this morning, the state attorney general certified a trigger law that goes into effect in ten days and prohibits abortion with few exceptions. >> the task now calls for us for laws that promote fairance and child support. >> the decision prompting mississippi to take a hard look at current laws to protect i am and kids. it rafrmgs 50th, dead last, base on several factors including health and education. >> it has been surprising to me actually to hear the leadership, the governor, the speaker, lieu tinnent gorcht talking about what they are going to do for women's health when they won't even expand medicaid which would give women

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na nadia romero joins me. is it fair to say that half the states will banning or will ban abortion? >> reporter: yeah, it's fair to say, alison. and especially if you look in the southern states, there is this, like, red blockade of areas where you will either now can have an abortion or won't in the coming weeks. that includes the state of mississippi. behind me is the last abortion clinic in jackson, closed today, back open tomorrow performing abortions, because even though the first female ag certified the law today, it doesn't go into effect for another ten days. that's why behind me is still a place for anti-abortion protesters to gather. if you go next door to alabama, their abortion ban went into effect right away on friday once roe v. wade was overturned and their trigger law had been on the books for decades. and it also happened in oklahoma, the ag certifying the legislation first thing in the morning and then immediately sending out a press release and releasing a statement saying that anyone who performed or solicited an abortion in oklahoma, that is illegal. this is wha

what is the message you've been hearing this morning, nadia? >> reporter: this is where it all began. on valentine's day, back in 2018, when 17 students and staff members were killed. 17 others injured. about two miles from here at marjory stoneman douglas high school. it is the day after the shooting right here there was a vigil held and then a month later the first march for our lives and the march just wrapped up here in parkland. but the message was clear. vote them out. vote them out. a message to lawmakers who do not support gun reform legislation. making it clear that these students, many student activists, it was a 16-year-old who put this event together, after uvalde, after buffalo, wanting to do march for our lives again. those students say they will be voting soon. many of the parkland survivors are in college now and of voting age and they're continuing their activism. i spoke with one woman, debbie nixon, her husband was the athletic director at parkland and he died while charging the gunman trying to protect his students. and she

and we start with cnn's nadia romero and a closer look at how these changes are already affecting women and girls across the country. >> chaos and confusion after friday's supreme court ruling. allowing states to immediately begin to set their own abortion policy, leaving women across the country with varying levels of access. at least ten states have effectively banned aborg. they're among 26 states which were certain or likely to ban abortion once roe was overturned according to the guttmacher institute. including mississippi where the state's attorney general certified a trigger law which goes into effect in ten days and prohibits abortion with little exception. >> it is time for us to empower women, laws that promote fairness in child support. >> the decision prompting mississippi to take a look at its current laws. it ranks 50th, dead last, for overall child wellbeing based on health and education. >> it's been surprising to me, actually, to hear the leadership, the governor, the speaker, the lieutenant governor talking about what they're going to do for women's health when they wo

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>> nadia romero, thanks so much for the details. >>> we want to update you on the investigation into. 20 of the 21 people killed at robb elementary school have now been laid to rest. 10-year-old uziyah garcia will be the last to be laid to rest. families already grieving are also coping with lingering questions about exactly what happened. finding answers may be even tougher than initially expected. a state lawmaker says it is not clear if the uvalde police department is going to cooperate with an investigation by state lawmakers. so let's discuss with texas state senator roland gutierrez who represents uvalde. great to have you on to get your perspective on these things. the chair of the committee looking into the shooting said it is, quote, a question mark about whether the uvalde police department is going to speak to the committee voluntarily. he just gave an update to reporters, he said the committee is continuing to have a dialogue with members of the police department. should they be compelled to give their testimony? >> well, boris, there is a whole lot of problems with all o

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john >> nadia, thank you for being there for us.ks to address gun violence. senate democrats and republicans who are neithering these details have been unable to resolve two key sticking points. lauren fox is live on capitol hill. lauren, tell us where things stand and could this endanger this effort? >> reporter: well, the bottom line, brianna, there are serious doubts whether or not the bill will be ready to come to the floor next week. that had been the self-imposed deadline that returns and democrats in this small negotiating group set for themselves. after hours of negotiating yesterday, they were still unable to resolve the two key issues over the language involving closing the boyfriend loophole as well as how to give and allocate money to states that passed so-called red flag laws. republicans want more parity for states that don't have those kinds of laws but have other crisis intervention programs. i called to senator cornyn multiple times as he was going in and out of the meetings. he was really warning this was the momen

nadia, what more are you learning about this man? >> reporter: well, kate, we know that the suspect, 56-year-old douglas uhde had a criminal history in wisconsin dating back to at least 2002 when convicted of armed burglary and firearm charges and he would have crossed paths with former judge roemer back in 2005. there is still a police car and barricades on the road, you go down that road and you will go right to the house of the roemer family when this incident took place friday morning. but it's not just john roemer who was a target on this hit list, authorities tell us that also was senate minority leader mitch mcconnell, michigan governor gretchen whitmer and the governor of this state of wisconsin tony evers. we heard from tony evers saying he was saddened to hear about this small town journal who had dedicated his life serving his community being killed. this has been an issue not just recently but for quite a while now from judges saying that they want more protection, that they feel unsafe and it was back in 2020 when a u.s.