u. s. senate democrats have failed to pass a bell that would have made right to abortion. a federal law the legislation was meant to counter the supreme court expected move to overturn the landmark roe vs wade ruling, which originally legalized abortion across the united states. for ministers from the group of 7 wealthy countries have begun a 3 day meeting in northern germany. their agenda includes worldwide food shortages and energy price increases and other fall out from the war in ukraine. the meeting at the baltic sea resorts of bison house will likely also focus on relations with china and on climate change. the foreign ministers of ukraine and moldova will take part in the meeting on saturday. the foreign minister of indonesia, which chairs the wider g 20 group of economies, is due to join by videoing. germany currently holds the presidency of the cheese and german foreign minister, angelina bare bark, said the world's wealthiest nations, have a responsibility to aid the country. suffering from the economic consequences of russia's invasion via jackson is he not stil

u. s. senate democrats have failed to pass a bill that would have made the right to an abortion a federal law. the legislation was meant to counter the supreme court expected. moved to overturn the landmark roe vs wade ruling, which originally legalized abortion across the united states. was staying in the u . s. president biden has called for a renewed fight against coven 19 while addressing a virtual gathering on the pandemic in a recorded video message by warned against complacency when it comes to battling the virus. now the same, it comes as the u. s. is approaching 1000000 deaths related to coven 90 flags across the country were lowered to have staff today to mark this tragic milestone. the online psycho hosted by the u. s. is the latest attempt to speed up the global effort to end this pandemic. while the numbers of coven cases continues to grow, countries around the world choose their own ways to deal with the crisis. shanghai, a city and a locked down streets lie deserted as supermarket workers and protective gear, get food deliveries ready for residence, confined to their homes.

u. s. senate democrats failed to pass the bill that would have made bright made right to abortion. a federal law the legislation was meant to counter the supreme court moved to overturn the landmark roe vs wade ruling, which legalized abortion across the united states. calls mounting for an independent investigation into the death of serene apple. actually, the veteran al jazeera journalist was fatally shot while covering his writing military rate in the occupied west bank. a colleague, se israeli troops killed her by the military chief, says it's unclear who pulled the trigger. rank is embattled president has promised political reforms in a televised address. soldiers have been deployed to 12 civil unrest and protests across the country. many, 3 lincolns blame the president of the current economic crisis and shortages of basic supplies. north korea has acknowledged its very 1st cases of coven 19 leading. the nations ruler, kim jung on to declare a national lockdown. the country had so far claim to have had 0 infections during the globe. the exact number of cases or sources of infe

u. s. senate democrats have failed to pass a bill that would have made right to abortion. a federal law legislation was meant to counter the supreme court expected move to overturn the landmark road versus wait ruling, which originally legalized abortion across the u. s. goals amounting for an independent investigation into the death of rena apple. actually, the veteran al jazeera journalist was vitally short while covering and is why the military rate in the occupied west bank a colleague, se israeli troops killed and is writing military chief, says it's unclear who pulled the trigger. top b u officials visited tokyo to talk with japanese prime minister, we'll be cedar on deepening ties, european commission, president of the on the line and council president sean mission agreed to boost cooperation with japan on cybersecurity and intentions, with russia and china on the line says russia invasion of ukraine presents the greatest threat to the world. order can count on one of strength is in battle. president has promised political reforms in a televised address. soldiers ha

u. s. senate. and so this is a challenge that we've heard from the top democrat in the u. s. senate as recently as just a few hours ago, challenging republicans to a, in fact to look inward towards their conscience due to challenge their, their morals and their, their moral authority. and to really empathize with the families that are grieving right now. not the gun lobby that may be backing their campaigns and telling them to support the, the, the right to bear arms entrenched the 2nd amendment or the u. s. constitution that perhaps it's time to look at this and decide that it may be time to change the laws in the united states in order to save lives so that children are not slaughtered when they go to school. kimberly, and i just wanna ask you this really quickly, but when we see the finger being pointed so squarely at senate, republicans can't change anything this time around. it's unlikely to, because you have to remember senate republicans are elected by the people and the people support the 2nd amendment that this is a culture the very much a supports guns ah, holds t

u. s. democratic lawmakers have failed in their bid to legalize abortion. nationwide. the senate voted against the build logic along party lines. it would have guaranteed abortion access across the us. the result was expected and about largely symbolic. the some of the supreme court is expected to overturn roe vs wade. 973 ruling granted women the right to abortion d w semi. so a scanner is in washington and has been following the debate. the stakes are as high as they can be a when it comes to abortion rights. i mean if roe v wade does get overturned next month, we're talking about millions of women who will lose the right to an in portion. and in those conservative states, 26 states are very likely to overturn or to ban rather abortions. that means millions of women might have to travel hundreds of miles to access one. and those who cannot afford to do that by the way, that is dirt disproportionately black and brown, women are facing a very uncertain future. so the impact of what we're seeing right now in the u. s. is debate around about abortion rights and where roe v wade hea

u. s. and brushed attempt to secure abortion rights fails, democratic senators move to create a federal law protecting access to abortion. but it struck down along party lines here from washington about to fall out. ah, i'm told me already. well, well, come to the program. ukraine is proposing a prisoner swap as part of efforts to resolve the stand off on the as of style steel plant. in mario poll, the plan would see injured ukrainian soldiers evacuated from the plans in exchange . ukraine would release more russian prisoners a war. meanwhile, ukrainian forces save successfully pushed back against russian troops in the east. some residents who fled the fighting have begun returning to their villages. a home at last, tatiana has returned to her village for the 1st time in 2 months, but there's not much left of her house. her garden is littered with the aftermath of russia's invasion, touch on as goats, at least survived the eyes slide. welcome there with them here. russians are brothers is no good. i could never imagined anything like this. this aggression luxury and destruction. a visual wh

u. s. senator bernie sanders, who votes with the democrats treated, saying the funeral attack is an outrage. he added the united states must condemn it . the white house, though, stopped short of that describing what happened as disturbing and an intrusion. i would say 1st that we have all seen others images. they're obviously deeply disturbing. i'll we, this is a day where we should all be marking, including everyone there, the memory of a remarkable journalist who lost her life on. we know that there is a, with a disturbing footage and from the funeral procession procession today in jerusalem, we regret the intrusion into what should have been a peaceful procession. we have urged respect for the funeral procession, the mourners and the family at the sensitive time. i were also in close touch with israeli and palestinian authorities. i have been in obviously we'll continue to be especially given the images the scene today. we're not currently involved on in any investigation, but we are working to bridge cooperation and available to provide assistance. i see that the un security council ma

u. s. a rush to attempt to secure abortion rights failed. democratic senators moved to create a federal law protecting access to a portion, but it was struck down along party lines. here from washington about the fall out ah told me a lot. welcome to the program. we began our coverage with the latest developments from ukraine cube is proposing a prisoner swap. and that's part of efforts to resolve stand off ideas off sol. still planned in mario paul, the plan would see injured ukrainian soldiers evacuated from the plant. ukraine would release more russian prisoners of war in exchange. negotiations are ongoing. meanwhile, korean forces say they've successfully pushed back against russian troops in the east. some residents who fled to fighting have begun returning to their villages. a home at last, tatiana has returned to her village for the 1st time in 2 months. but there's not much left of her house. her garden is littered with the aftermath of russia's invasion. touch on his goats, at least, survived the eyes slide. welcome letter with them here. russians are brothers is though couldn't. i

u. s. a rush to attempt to secure abortion rights bills. democratic senators move to create a federal law protecting access to abortion. but he was struck down along party lines here from russia, from washington rather about the fallout. ah, i'm told me all logical welcome to the program will begin our coverage with the latest from ukraine. kids is proposing a prisoner swap as part of efforts to resolve the stand off at the as off style steel plant. in mario paul, the plan would see injured ukrainian soldiers evacuated from the plant in exchange for the release of russian prisoners of war. negotiations are ongoing. meanwhile, ukrainian forces save successfully pushed back against russian troops in the east of the country. but they remain under fire in the south, including the strategic port city of odessa. the damage left by a night of russian bombardment, more destruction in the ukrainian city of data and more casualties. initial indication, suggested russia used hypersonic missiles and these attacks, but they were not confirmed. and eliza direct claudio. we analyzed the type of rocket used and wha

u. s. senator, who calls himself a democrat from west virginia and is, is a democrat truly in name only. and you know, if senator joe mansion will not agree to stand with a democratic majority and get rid of the filibuster, that means we cannot clarify. rosie weighed into federal law. there are probably going to be opinions coming out about what the president could do with his own executive powers. but knowing that we have a democratic senator not willing to stand with the rest of the democratic majority, means that our choices have been euro quite a bit for action besides changing who is an office in 2022. thank you very much. democratic sanitary, keisha, rom hinsdale, joining us from huntington, vermont. thank you for having me. watching the news hour live from london much more still ahead on the program. the qur'an rebel group accuses me and mar. forces of planting land mines on their farms. as fighting in the region intensifies and in the n b a playoffs, the top seas may winning starts the conference, sammy's peter will have that story and ah, no more than a 100 people have been evac

. >> new hampshire democratic u. s. senatorassan, it's always better to have a little bit of time with you. thanks for joining us tonight. >> thank you so much for having me. be safe. >> i should mention that i misspoke there when i was trying to make the case that there aren't any pro-choice republicans in this fight right now. i said there aren't any pro life republicans, which is exactly backwards, which i shouldn't do, because i'm supposed to be a pro. but i failed all the time. sorry, we'll be right back. rry, we'll be right back the sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now. it senses your movements and automatically adjusts so you both stay comfortable all night. it's also temperature balancing so you stay cool. save $500 on the sleep number 360 c4 smart bed, queen now only $1,299. plus no interest until january 2025 ends monday. hi. we're zerowater. and we believe everyone deserves the purest tasting water. that's why we strive for zero. you see, to some it means nothing. but to us, it means everything. here, take a loo

final when it's published by the court. lexia brian elders era the leader of the democratic majority in the u. s. senate, as promised, senators would pass legislation guaranteeing the rights to abortion. this is a dark and disturbing day for america. last night, a report came out that a conservative majority on the united states supreme court is ready to overturn roe v wade and approved decades of precedent affirming a decades of precedent affirming a woman's right to an abortion. it is hard not to feel angry, troubled and deeply disturbed about what overturning ro would do to women across america or party. colleen and washington actually is outside. the supreme court joins us now and patty is a hearing in the report that this is long been one of the issues that has bitterly divided people in america. what is the atmosphere like why you are. ringback well, it was amazing, there was a impromptu protested supreme court last night when it 1st leaked in a much larger one. today, at the official program is over. but you can see people still milling about what we're seeing now there because there's going to b

u. s senate and you know the situation there. there are 50 democratic senators that will vote for it. others a vice president who will cast the 51st vote, but sadly in the senate, you need 60 votes to bring a bill up for a vote. and there aren't 10 courageous republican senators who will put those votes up in order to have a debate and vote on background checks. the gunman who carried out this tragic attack yesterday in texas was 18 years old legal age in texas congressman you know, authorities say there's nothing on his record, no reported mental health issues. how do you respond to the argument? and i hear this from republicans on capitol hill? that if hr eight is law today. what happened yesterday still tragically happens. well, i don't think you can. you can pass a bill for each tragedy each gun violence. tragedy of h r a. the expansion of background jets, we know will save lives. it will. it will be part of an effort to expand gun violence prevention of you, if you if you tried to pass a bill for each law, you'd be passing bills for the rest of the rest of time. there's no one bi

u. s. u. s. senate approach, of course, senators have their own mind and how they want to do this. but we already see strong signal to support both from republicans and democrats in washington to move this forward. then each need a member state has their own process and the one, the one simply like that we see right now is what you raised earlier, which is jerky. you've got a, you know, address these issues right now and move forward. but i don't see any stumbling blocks across the nato allies that we couldn't see this move forward quickly, but it's hard to tell what each government is going to do. this is all being laid out right now for the jonathan katz from the german marshall fund. thank you. thank you. hundreds of ukrainian soldiers are facing an uncertain future after surrendering to russian forces in the port of matthew pal. moscow says most have been sent to a prison camp in eastern ukraine, controlled by russia. cave hopes to get the soldiers back in a prisoner swap. but moscow has threatened to put some of them on trial. soldiers surrender to an unknown fate. this footage, released by the russian defense ministry, shows ukrainian soldiers laying dow

primary vote for senate, he accepted his victory quietly in his hospital room where he is recovering from a stroke and he tweeted thank you for choosing me as your democratic nominee for u. sania. the winner of the trump primary for senate will be decided by the mail-in votes that donald trump insists no one should trust, unless they are mail-in votes for candidates supported by donald trump. the trump endorsed candidate is ahead by a margin so slim that an automatic recount is likely to be triggered after the first full count of all ballots. both of the candidates running in the trump primary for senate refused to say that joe biden is the elected president of the united states. and have given pennsylvania voters every right to believe that they would vote against certifying electoral college results in the next presidential election if that is what is necessary to overturn the actual results of the election and give the presidency to donald trump once again. the senate seat the candidates are running for pennsylvania is currently held by republican, so a win by him would be a huge win for democrats. it could increase the democratic majority in the senate. joining us now

represent the people who broke those letters in the united states senate, lucas kunce is a democratic senate candidate from missouri and u. s. lucas, thank you for being here, let me first get your reaction to what happened this week. you are a father. you have two kids who are not much younger than the kids that were tragically murdered in that school. how does that make you feel? >> it makes me feel terrible. listening to my top, just brings it all back. you know, when i deployed to afghanistan, the people who sent us there, they told us that we were there to keep terrorism at bay. they told us we were there to keep our homes, our families, our children safe, so that only terrorists would be overseas. and now, those same people, because they're unwilling or unable to act in washington, are telling me that despite those deployments, i have to come back here, where my kids are doing shooting drills at school. i have to come back. i have to look my six year old and my eight year old in the eye, and i have to tell them that it didn't work their school may become a war zone at anytime. it's absolutely insane. >> i mean, that's

u. s. and brushed attempt to secure abortion rights fails. democratic senators move to create a federal law.

u. s. a rush to attempt to secure abortion rights failed. democratic senators move to create a federal law.

as expected, democrats in the u. s senate were unable to push a bill to protect access to abortion on a floor vote. vice president kamala harris presided over the procedural vote. it needed 60 votes to get past a republican filibuster. in the end, 49 lawmakers voted in favor of the bill 51 voted against it. this vote clearly suggest that the senate is not where the majority of americans are on this issue. it also makes clear that a priority for all who care about this issue. priority should be to elect pro choice leaders at the local state and the federal level. while there is a lot of focus on what appears to be the likely reversal of roe v. wade political analysts say there are other topics that will also push voters to the polls in the midterm election. i don't think it will be a bigger issue than inflation and the economy. however i think this is sort of a big, important side dish to a lot of voters. but i still think the you know the main dish is going to be. how are people feeling in their pocketbook? course the issue o

democrats in the u. s. senateush a bill to protect access to abortion to a floor vote, vice president kamala harris presided over the procedural vote, which needed 60 votes to get past a republican filibuster. there were 49 yes. votes at 51. nay. this vote clearly suggest that the senate is not where the majority of americans are on this issue. it also makes clear that a priority for all who care about this issue. priority should be to elect pro choice leaders at the local state and the federal level. political analysts say abortion rights is just one of the main topics on the political stage this year. i don't think it will be a bigger issue than inflation and the economy. however i think this is sort of a big, important side dish to a lot of voters. but i still think the you know the main dish is going to be. how are people feeling in their pocketbook? the issue is front and center right now because of the leak of the draft opinion showing the highest court is on the verge of overturning roe versus wade in the n

democrats in the u. s. senate were unable to push a bill to protect access to abortion to a floor vote. vice president kamala harris presided over the procedural vote. it needed 60 votes to get past a republican filibuster. in the end, 49 lawmakers voted in favor of the bill 51 voted against it. this vote clearly suggest that the senate is not where the majority of americans are on this issue. it also makes clear that a priority for all who care about this issue priority should be to elect pro choice leaders at the local state and the federal level. while there is a lot of focus on what appears to be the likely reversal of roe v. wade, political analysts say there are many other topics that will also push voters to the polls. i don't think it will be a bigger issue than inflation and the economy. however i think this is sort of a big, important side dish to a lot of voters. but i still think the you know the main dish is going to be. how are people feeling in their pocketbook? the issue of abortion rights thrust i

on the nine democrats in the u. s senate were unable to push a bill to protect access to abortion on a floor vote. vice president kamala harris presided over the procedural vote. it needed 60 votes to get past the republican filibuster. in the end, 49 lawmakers voted in favor of the bill 51 voted against it. this vote clearly suggest that the senate is not where the majority of americans are on this issue. it also makes clear that a priority for all who care about this issue priority should be to elect pro choice leaders at the local state and the federal level. while there is a lot of focus on what appears to be the likely reversal of roe v. wade, political analysts say, there are other topics that will also push voters to the polls in the midterm election. i don't think it will be a bigger issue than inflation and the economy. however i think this is sort of a big, important side dish to a lot of voters. but i still think the you know the main dish is going to be. how are people feeling in their pocketbook? the issue of ab

u. s capitol, the group of lawmakers intends to meet this week for discussions, connecticut senator and democrat chris murphy says discussions over this past weekend revolved around red flag laws. those laws work to keep guns away from people with mental health issues. president biden brought up another idea today. so the idea is high caliber weapons simply no rational basis for it . concerns of but about self protection. hunting and i just remember prostitution. your second amendment was never absolute. wouldn't buy canon when the second amendment is back. senator murphy says no ideas are off the table. giants manager gabe kapler suspended his protest against gun violence for memorial day. yeah. kapler was on the field today as the national anthem was played before the game in philadelphia. he said friday he would not come out on the field for the anthem until he feels quote better about the direction of our country. but he added that memorial day deserves special attention. and memorial day observances run into the evening in the east berry coming up the beacon lighting that is paying tribute

u. s senate may vote as soon as wednesday on the democrats proposal on abortion rights and federal law, it's not expected to get the 60 votes needed to pass. but democrats want to force republicans to be on the record as opposing abortion rights before the midterm elections. oakland city council member wants the city to become a sanctuary for women seeking an abortion. council president pro tem shane towers introduced emergency legislation that is now scheduled to go before the full council for a vote. the council woman says this measure is designed to send a clear message to women across the country. we are signaling to the rest of the nation to all the women out there that we are a sanctuary city for you and that if you come out here, we will protect you. and you can have the services, which is health care services. that you need the proposal in oakland is similar to a statewide measure put forth by governor newsom and other democratic lawmakers to make the entire state of california a sanctuary for women seeking an abortion. and we'll continue to have the very latest on the draft rul

u. s. were democratic lawmakers in the united states are attempting to secure federal abortion rights by bring a bill to the senate. the move is largely symbolic because they lack the numbers to ensure its passage. democrats are trying to head off a supreme court decision, which is expected to overturn the courts previous landmark ruling on the issue. and one that's been the center piece to partisan battles. for half a century. the supreme court's ruling on roe vs wade was a landmark decision. effectively legalizing abortion across the united states. it focused on jane ro, in reality. norma corby a texas woman seeking in abortion. but as state law only allowed it in cases where the mother's life was in danger, she was denied her case was picked up by a civil rights lawyer is looking to challenge state anti abortion laws. in january 1973, the justices ruled 7 to 2. that a woman's right to privacy superseded estates, right? to ban abortion. the decision set off a fierce legal battle, which has become increasingly partisan. after ro, the republicans added an anti abortion stands to their platform. an effort to enlist

u. s. senate is planning to take up abortion protection legislation passed by the house democrats are not expected to be able to put together the 60 votes needed to pass it on mother's day turned into a day of protest over reproductive rights across the country. ktvu zach sauce has the message from one group of protesters in san rafael. body is up poverty's majority draft opinion by the u. s supreme court appearing to strike down roe v. wade, mobilizing this group in san rafael sunday, i was absolutely heartbroken organizer medal and larson organizing the rally after a friend reached out, unable to find a pro choice event in her community. my friend on tuesday just texted me and was like do you know of anything in the area, and i said no. and so i just made a fire for tuesday we had about 30 people show up. said this would be a really powerful thing on mother's day. larson says she never expected the turn out to be this large. and the crowd of andres del. we're going backward in time instead of forward is still vividly remembers the day the landmark decision from the nation's highest court came do

in other words, not only does the democratic president joe biden support this, but also i, his republican rival, the top republican in the u. s. senate. mitch mcconnell, who we should point out was in stockholm, sweden over the weekend and really underscored his support that the goal was to see both finland and sweden admitted to nato as soon as possible. so of course we have to remember that the reason for this is russia's invasion of ukraine. and the other thing that is likely to be discussed at this meeting of these 3 leaders when they sit down here at the white house on thursday, is really the, the focus of all of this mat is supporting ukraine. a, in the midst of expanding nato membership, who, meanwhile, russia says almost 700 ukrainian fighters at the as of style steel poncho, surrendered in the past 24 hours. it's unclear though, what will happen to them next? an alley, a group was taken to a form of penal colony and russian controlled territory. while the wounded, when taken to hospital for treatment, and ukraine once a prisoner swab, but says parliament is considering banning the exchange of as of members fess russian priso

in other words, not only does the democratic president joe biden support this, but also i, his republican rival, the top republican in the u. s. senate. mitch mcconnell, who we should point out was in stockholm, sweden over the weekend and really underscored his support that the goal was to see both finland and sweden admitted to nato as soon as possible. so of course we have to remember that the reason for this is russia's invasion of ukraine. and the other thing that is likely to be discuss at this meeting of these 3 leaders when they sit down here at the white house on thursday, is really the, the focus of all of this that is supporting ukraine. a, in the midst of expanding nato membership. and the sticking point, as we mentioned, might be turkey. what's administration saying about and we've had the opportunity to hear from the new white house press secretary green, jean pierre. and what she said is that really the white house is pretty confident that this is not going to be an obstacle that can't be overcome. in fact, when it comes to turkey's reservations, the white house press secretary is pretty firm. she's confident that ther

in other words, not only does the democratic president joe biden support this, but also i, his republican rival, the top republican in the u. s. senate. mitch mcconnell, who we should point out was in stockholm, sweden over the weekend and really underscored his support that the goal was to see both finland and sweden admitted to nato as soon as possible. so of course we have to remember that the reason for this is russia's invasion of ukraine. and the other thing that is likely to be discussed at this meeting of these 3 leaders when they sit down here at the white house on thursday, is really the, the focus of all of this that is supporting ukraine. a, in the midst of expanding nato membership in avenues pheasant. joe biden has condemned what he calls the poison of white supremacy. he's been in buffalo, new york, where he met families of victims of the latest mass shooting. she advertising of a force from buffalo after visiting the sight of saturday's massacre at a supermarket in a predominately black neighbourhood of buffalo, new york, jo bike and spoke specifically of the philosophy that underpin the guns rampage. that white ameri

that's despite the senate minority leader, mitch mcconnell, calling republicans opposing aid. isolationist voices. let's trust lived to jeffrey and young democratic candidate for u. s. congress in kentucky. you're welcome to the program. you're not in the g o p, but are you one of those so named isolation, that's voices. well, i, i am not aware that there are any isolationist in the united states, but thomas jefferson talked about that he said, trade and mutual goodwill with all countries and tangling alliances with 9. so if you want to call me and i shall lation as i would be, a thomas jefferson, isolationist right. president biden has been came to shift responsibility for rising cost and inflation. and on to russia, jeffery, calling a price hike. is that for? do you think the american people are buying it? well, it's completely false. in my opinion, the main causes of inflation are very long standing policies of the united states and congress. and i would list 3 of them. 75 years of grossly excessive spending by congress on i needed weapons and illegal unnecessary wars. number 2, incomplete incompetence of the so called federal reserve for the last 15 to 20 years

u. s. said at the top democrat chuck schumer, challenging the republicans in the senate for an essentially blocking a lot of this legislation that has been targeting these types of crimes that we saw in texas. in other words, the legislation that might curb some of this violence. so the short answer to your question is, is anything likely to change? probably not. not unless the americans in this country vote for different legislatures who are more supportive of. c seeing different types of gun legislation and so far the american public has not had the appetite for that. kimberly or they, we can. so some pictures that are live pictures, bringing a, coming from the agencies now outside the school that sir rebel an entry in the town there in texas, people gathering outside the door, obviously still anxious for information as i understand it. there is still some sort of agree gray areas about what it has actually happened, but also in terms of the bit people who've been affected, the n r a, the biggest u. s. gun lobby is holding its convention to moral in texas. how do we expect them to respon

pennsylvania's lieutenant governor won the democratic primary for the u. s senate seat .'ll go up against the republican winner in november to replace the retiring said it had to me. 7 35 investigators in buffalo, new york, are learning more about a deadly mass shooting that left 10 people of color dead. president biden went to buffalo, new york, called the shootings an act of domestic terrorism and urged all americans to condemn white supremacy. white supremacy is a poison. it's a poison running through. it really is the president and the first lady put flowers at the shooting scene and met privately with family members of the victims, and the president pledged to fight for gun control. until you get the money out of it is gonna be hired. and it's a lot of money getting me off for guns, guns purchases like who needs an air 15? there's not a hunting rifle. only thing you heart with a r fifteens as people. law enforcement officials have called the shooting massacre a racially motivated hate crime. when the president returned to the white house, he spoke out against the buf

senate democrats angry at conservative justices serving on the court, several of these conservative justices who are in no way accountable to the american people have lied to the u. s. senate. ripped up the constitution. and defiled both president and the supreme court's reputation. even some senate republicans like lisa murkowski of alaska, expressing disappointment, she voted to confirm conservative justice amy comey barrett and now says she feels rocked and misled during the confirmation hearings, but most congressional republicans are speaking in favor of the opinions represented in the draft document. congressman brian masse from florida tweeted as a soldier, i've seen what true evil looks like, but as a father, i've seen pure innocence . there's no doubt in my mind that every heartbeat of an innocent child is worth protecting. and a joint statement led by house minority leader kevin mccarthy calls the leak of the draft and attempt to severely damaged the supreme court. this decision holds it's really quite a radical decision , political experts say if the supreme court moves forward as planned, then there is only one way to save roe v. wade congress codifying

u. s. capitol the group of lawmakers intends to meet this week for discussions. connecticut senator and democrat chris murphy says discussions over this past weekend. revolved around red flag laws. those laws work to keep guns away from people with mental health issues. president biden brought up another idea today. so the idea is high caliber weapon simply no rational basis for it. concerns of about self protection hunting . i just remember the constitution. the second amendment was never absolute. you couldn't buy canon when the second amendment is back. senator murphy says no ideas are off the table control advocates are looking at whether some warning signs were missed in the texas shooting. it's very apparent that a lot of these mass shooters do post on social media, and there are always signs that we see are very consistent with them. experts say recognizing these signs is an important part of addressing the issue of gun violence. that story is coming up tonight at 10 30. giants manager gabe kapler was on the field today when the national anthem was played before the game in philadelphia.

u . s supreme court building tonight is the country's debate over abortion intensifies. the fencing comes just days after the leak of a supreme court draft opinion suggesting the court may overturn roe versus wade. senate democrats intend to set up a vote next week designed to codify abortion rights into federal law. republicans will have two choices. they can own the destruction of women's rights. where they can reverse course and work to prevent the damage. count me as skeptical that they'll do the latter. wednesday's vote would most likely be symbolic. democrats lack the needed 60 votes to overcome a republican filibuster . despite that, senate majority leader chuck schumer says members of both parties need to go on record about where they stand. us senator alex padilla, already speaking out in support of a woman's right to choose, every woman in america deserves the same protections. that's what's at stake here, so i hope that congress will once again be voting to codify the protections of robie weighed, so that is not subject to litigation, and it's and the supreme court that can swing back and forth. we need to clarify and make it permanent. senator pdo went on to say that california state leaders will mak

u. s senate is gearing up for a vote on legislation that would codify abortion rights into federal law. senate democrats are planning the vote for next week in response to the supreme court's leaked draft opinion that could overturn roe v. wade, but as fox news is madeline rivera reports while it is likely to be a symbolic vote , with democrats lacking the necessary votes, it could carry some political weight. going into those midterm elections. anger boiling over in the aftermath of the draft opinion leak, suggesting the supreme court is ready to end row v. wade it's my rights being taken away potential ruling fueling renewed efforts among democrats on capitol hill to pass a federal law protecting abortion rights. next week, the american people will see crystal clear. that when given the chance to right this wrong the republican party will either side with the extremists who want to ban abortion without exceptions. or side with women, some frustrated abortion advocates organizing under the moniker ruth sent us are planning protests next week outside the homes of chief justice john roberts and the five

meantime in pennsylvania lieutenant governor john fetterman is projected to win the democratic nomination for the u. s senatemorning television star mehmed oz has a 26 100 vote lead over his top competitor, dave mccormack. the doctor eyes has the endorsement of former president trump. but there's still 5% of the votes left to count. this morning, we have learned that a shooting in san jose has turned deadly. last night, police were investigating a shooting near the rancho del pueblo golf course in san jose. police say one man was shot at a park and had sustained life threatening injuries. they've confirmed this morning that he has died. no word yet on a motive, or of any suspects have been identified. time is now. 6 37 governor. gavin newsom says the los angeles water recycling program could be a model for the state during the drought. the governor toured the demonstration center in l. a county and if state regulators approved the full project, it could purify enough water to serve a half million homes. officials say facilities like this will be built across the state, and it will reclaim water that would ot

u. s. congress. what happens typically is that the handful of republican senators, conservatives tend to block the legislation and nothing happens from there. this time. some of those very same senators are working with some democrats, is about a group of 10 of them. and they're looking at a number of different measures, for example, red flag laws to try and keep hand guns and other types of weaponry out of the hands of mentally ill or those that could cause harm to others. boosting school security, putting in funds in place for that and also expanded background checks. and there's also discussion about potentially bringing back something that was in place for about 10 years. and the nice math the assault weapons ban expired. but what we're hearing now is that there could be talk about reviving that, and the reason this is significant is that you need 60 votes in the 100 seat senate to pass is have legislation right now. there are 50 democrats, 50 republicans. so you see why the republicans need to work with the democrats in order to get this through. so there's some helpful signs in terms of those who are hoping for some gun control legislation. we're even hearing that this vote could potentially take place in jun

senator david perdue. in the fall, kemp will face off against stacey abrams, who won the democratic primary and former football star herschel walker when the republican nomination in georgia for u. sckabee. sanders easily won the republican primary for governor of arkansas, where her father held the same job. she will face nuclear engineer chris jones, who won the democratic primary. time is worth 46 happening. today, the head of the food and drug administration will testify before a house committee about the current baby formula shortage now, according to prepared testimony, fda commissioner robert calif. will tell lawmakers about events that led to a shutdown of an abbott laboratories plant in michigan. that's at the heart of the nationwide baby formula shortage. also today. another overseas shipment of baby formula is due to arrive here in the us scammers are now taking advantage of people desperate to get baby formula, while major online stores are out of stock for baby formula, other websites are popping up, claiming to have plenty of supplies. the website itself allows you to add anywhere between one case of something all the way to 1000. and if you put your credit card on f

u s senate will vote next week on a federal law that would protect abortion rights. the bill most likely will not get the 60 votes that needs to prevent a republican filibuster. democrats want senators of both parties to go on the record before the midterm elections. next week, the american people will see crystal clear. that when given the chance to right this wrong the republican party will either side with the extremists who want to ban abortion without exceptions. or side with women. the group ruth sent us named after former supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg is circulating an online map of the homes of what it calls six extremist justice is calling for protests at their homes. some lawmakers want new protections for the supreme court justices in his first public appearance since the league chief justice john roberts called it absolutely appalling, made the comments at a judicial conference in atlanta . he also called the leak a betrayal of the confidences of the court. and has ordered a full investigation. time is now 708. house speaker nancy pelosi is pushing back on caused by republicans to focus on the leak itself and who did it. speaker pelosi wants quo

u. s. senate will vote next week on a federal law to protect abortion rights. the bill most likely will not get the 60 votes needed to prevent a republican filibuster. but democrats want senators of both parties to go on the record on the issue of abortion before the midterm elections. next week, the american people will see crystal clear. that when given the chance to right this wrong the republican party will either side with the extremists who want to ban abortion without exceptions. or side with women. the group called ruth sent us named after former supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg has circulated an online map of the homes of what it calls six extremists. justices. calling for protests at their homes, and some lawmakers now want new protections for the supreme court justices in his first public appearance since the leak of that draft opinion by the supreme court, chief justice john roberts called it quote absolutely appalling. he made the comments at a judicial conference in atlanta. he also called the leak quote betrayal of the confidences of the court end quote. and he ordered a full investigation. lawmakers on the peninsula are urging the senate

u. s. congress, but also in the upper chamber of the senate. which is pretty rare in washington these days. the fact that this was overwhelmingly approved by both republicans as well as democrats and that you as president now signing it into law. this will result in, again, not only military equipment, but also training as well as logistics. and we should also point out that there is also money and funds for humanitarian assistance and also 5000000000 that is being allocated to fight global food insecurity. kimberly, how can i for us there in washington dc. thank you. russia says it's destroyed a large batch of weapons and military equipment delivered to ukraine, bytes western allies. it says it carried out a missile strike near railway station is i come in west of the capitol. keith russell 1st said, it struck a few stores facilities. no death in the south were really, you are. the armed forces of the russian federation continued the special military operation in ukraine. high precision, long range, sea bass missiles near the moline railway station, and shut me region, have destroyed a large batch of weapons and military equipment delivered from the u. s. and european countri