u. s supreme court just hitting pause on the battle over medication abortion.this means girls, women and doctors will continue to have full access to mythic kristen without any restrictions. for now, but what is still uncertain how long will full access remain one year after sending the issue back to the states. will the court eventually do a 1 80 allow a national ban on this long, fda approved medicine. our coverage starts with cnn's jessica schneider has been diving into what this new court order means and what could happen next. the supreme court now weighing into the fight over

u. s. supreme court. makes its final decision and i think the stay by the u. supreme court not trying to read too many lead, read too many tea leaves or read too much into it. but a majority of the supreme court thought that there should be a complete stay on the district court's order. so um, that's better news than we've seen in a while. it makes me optimistic that perhaps um, there are better days ahead for our country when it comes to access to safe and legal, um, reproductive health care, and, you know, but but, you know, we saw the dobbs case that was painful and harmful. it hurt people across our nation. and so we don't know what the u. s. u. s supreme court will ultimately do. but there are some good science. here preliminarily alright and shifting gears now you've joined 17 other attorneys general across the country to urge the federal government to recall millions of kia and hyundai cars because they're easy to steal. and in a statement, kia says it remains focused on the issue and says the recall is neither appropriate nor necessary under federal law

u. s. supreme court has decided to preserve access to a popular abortion pill. the decision means that the drug with a prestone will continue to be broadly available in the united states. a conservative judge and texas suspended approval of the commonly used drug on the 7th of april, questioning its safety. the justice department of the bi administration filed an emergency appeal, asking the supreme court to block the lower court ruling. w. washington correspondent, i mean as if explained what this decision means. the supreme court basically ruled today that access to this pill that is important for many women to terminate pregnancies will remain unhindered. they were responding to a case from a texas judge, a federal judge appointed by form president donald trump, a conservative and appealing to anti abortion advocates. and he essentially wanted to stop access to this drug, mr. prestone. based on his assessment that the f d a, the food and drug administration which approves medications had not done a proper job and approving this pill. this went onto an appeals

u. s. supreme court has ruled in favor of preserving access to a popular abortion pill. the judgement means that the abortion pill, my fest, hesper stone, will continue to be broadly available in the united states. a conservative judge in texas suspended approval of the commonly used drug on the 7th of april, questioning it safety. the justice department of the biden and administration had filed an emergency appeal, asking the supreme court to block the lower court rulings. d, w, corresponded. i mean, as if jasmine are from washington, i mean, what does this decision mean? well, this was closely watched because it would have, if the court had ruled a different way, really restricted access for millions of women who depend on this drug. it's used in half of the abortions now in the united states. now that abortion has been illegal for over for since last summer anyway, because of a supreme court decision. that's while why all eyes were on the supreme court now because with the overturning of roe vs wade, which was which enshrined the rights of women to have an abortion in

u. s. supreme court temporarily preserves full access to an abortion pell ah 50 rebels and the saudi led coalition holding a large scale prisoner exchange and a major step towards ending the 8 year war. in the ellen, hundreds of thousands of people have been killed and millions displaced. more than $900.00 detainees are expected to be released over the next 3 days. the capital santa, 1st groups of hoof, the prisoners have arrived home is part of a broader diplomatic effort to end the war. a man has been mediating talks to make the temporary cease far become permanent. or we challenge has more in the breakthrough center international airport in yemen. the men leaving this plane are returning to freedom. they're here, he's released as part of a prisoner swap between saudi arabia and the iran bank. who's the rebels? i know that we are happy to return to the capital somehow after we were in the presence of the enemy. he thanked abdul malik al healthy, his cooperation and thickness asked of these prisons. ah, it's a huge moment for them personally. but it's the realization of a political brea

u. s supreme court about to impose a limited ban on medication abortion. the lead starts right now. the u. s. supreme court kicking the can down the road for now, pausing restrictions until friday on access to the abortion pill restrictions put in place by a texas judge. but what might happen after this two day stay and for the third time in a week. young people shot after making innocent mistakes. this time two cheerleaders after one of them mistook someone else's car. for hers. i'm going to speak with her cheer programs owner plus one day after one of the biggest media defamation settlements in the history of the universe, the ceo of dominion will be here and we'll talk about whether his company took that historic $787.5 million check from fox at the expense of truth and democracy. welcome to the lead. i'm jake tapper, and we start with breaking news in our health lead this afternoon, the u. s. supreme court handed down its decision in the blockbuster medication abortion case, temporarily extending access to the drug myth of chris stone. until friday night. justice samuel alito has

u. s supreme court. the u. justice department is asking the high court to intervene in response to a new appeals court ruling. cnn justice correspondent jessica schneider has details. tonight the clock is ticking as access to the abortion pill mifepristone could soon be restricted the courts unprecedented decision, attorney general merrick garland, saying the justice department will ask the supreme court to step in to stop a ruling from the fifth circuit from taking effect, pledging to defend the fericansd effective reproductive care. we believe again the laws on our side we're going to prevail. we're going to continue to fight that is the commitment that we're going to make the fifth circuit's ruling guarantees. stone will stay on the market. it will also significantly restrict its use unless the supreme court steps in by midnight tomorrow, doctors will now be instructed to only prescribed kristen up to seven weeks of pregnancy instead of the 10 weeks now, however, doctors typically do have discretion to ignore

the supreme court in the u. s. has ordered the abortion bill to remain widely available, ending an appeal, it blocked restrictions imposed by know what that would severely limit access to pristine peruse. former presidents is set to be extradited from the us to face corruption charges a 100 to lay the earlier handed himself in 2 authorities in california. he's accused of taking all than $25000000.00 in bribes during his 5 year presidency. today's request to block extradition was denied by federal judge. marianna sanchez has more from lima. palmer president, ali handled a little finally turned himself in after fighting his extradition since 2018. last night on thursday night he said in a telephone interview that he would turn himself in. but he asks, from whose judiciary to take into account that his health is frail, that he has cancer, that he would not flee the country and that he should have the same prerogative. as a former president builder by local to see who's been under investigation under house arrest. and

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u. s supreme court refused to overturn a lower appeals court order it allowed a 12 year old west virginia transgender girl, becky pepper jackson to continue competing on her middle school girls track and cross country teams while her lawsuit challenging west virginia's transgender athlete ban moves through the courts excited that that kid gets to keep playing, and she gets to keep running and having fun, and i hate that she has to keep fighting. dempsey is a trans athlete, dempsey recalled the pain of trying to enjoy athletics as a trans person caught in a culture of divisions between men's and women's athletics. i wasn't gonna play in the girls' team and the boys team wasn't an option. by the time i was eight campus, riley gains came to share her story gains was an elite women's college swimmer who says it was painful for her. when she competed against transgender athlete leah thomas. it's emotionally traumatic in terms of facing unfair competition where you know nothing you can do in terms of training in terms of maximizing your performance can beat someone who has gone through male pub

u. s. supreme court. the execution is set for may. 18th do you have enough time?ell it it is a it was a devastating ruling by the court. i think you know when you, attorney general of the state of oklahoma says that he thinks that this witness makes material misstatements. you know, that's now undisputed, so there's no reason to believe that witness at all. so we've got a person who is the only one that has, uh said richard glossip had anything to do with this is now you know an admitted liar and the court won't see through that and allow a new trial so we will be filing in the writ in the united states supreme court, um and we probably take action in other courts as well. we cannot allow this. i'm with the attorney general in this is a very courageous man to take the steps that he's taken. and when he says he can't allow this to stand well, you know i can't either, and we won't. i mean, you talk about the witness the witnesses, the actual admitted murderer. it's just that he's accusing glass up of paying him to kill him, and i've never even heard of such a situat

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u. s. supreme court has temporarily maintain access to a widely used abortion till following an appeal from the by the administration. the 11th ruling prevents level courts are imposing restrictions on the road until wednesday. now that will give the supreme court more time to hit arguments. in the case, the legal battle over the drug began last week at a federal judge in texas, ordered a nationwide band teacher castro has more from washington d. c. this temporary order from the u. s. supreme court essentially freezes the status quo in that american women still have access to this medication. that is widely used for abortions. in fact, it is credited with about 50 percent of those procedures in this country. but this whole is temporary. again, it is only good until the end of next wednesday to his the justices more time to review the cases before they again come to this deadline. come wednesday evening to decide whether or not to extend this day. now, how they'll rule, ultimately, that is still completely up or debate. of course, this is the same 63 conservative majority supreme court panel

u. s supreme court pumps on an abortion pill ruling leaving women girls and their doctors in limbo. people in three separate cases across the u. s this week apparently made everyday, honest mistakes momentarily confused about where they work. but in all these cases, they were met with bullets. 12 tragedy in yemen. dozens of dead operate money giveaway turned into a catastrophic stampede. live from cnn center. this is cnn newsroom with rosemary church. thanks for being with us won't for the next two days and abortion drug the medical community has deemed safe and effective for decades will remain fully available to american women and girls. but after that, all bets are off. the u. s. supreme court was expected to issue a decision wednesday on the future of the widely used medication, but instead announced it would weigh the case until midnight friday local time. earlier this month, a trump appointed federal judge in texas sided with anti abortion activists to overturn the drug's approval. the biden administration once those restrictions blocked the case is the biggest abortion related

u. s. supreme court has ruled in favor of protecting access to a widely used abortion pill, at least for now, it's introduced a temporary block on a rolling from a lower court, which had restricted smith prestone. the pill will now be available in the next year while appeals. i heard the legal battle over the drug again earlier this month when a federal judge in texas ordered a nation wide band she had pretends he has more from washington d. c. the legal battle over act serfdom. if a prestone will continue, oral arguments are scheduled to begin and the 5th circuit court of appeals on may the 17th. but while that legal process plays out, a majority of the justices here at the supreme court decided that access to the drug should remain widely available, then 2nd guessed to the food and drug administration, the regulatory process before those legal arguments have played out. in fact, there is some expectation in the, in this case will return to the supreme court once the 5th court of appeals has made its decision. but what a precedent it would be if the supreme court had agreed with restric

u. s. supreme court has ruled in favor of protecting access to a widely used abortion pill, at least for now, it's introduced a temporary block on a rolling from a lower court, which had restricted with the preston. but let's get more on our top story now. the ongoing fighting in sudan always ahmed is a social activist who lives in khartoum and joins us now. thank you very much for being on al jazeera. now, as we mentioned, there's been a lot of talk about said the ead cease fire. but from your point of view, has anything changed at all, or is the fighting still continuing where you are still continue or what i'm still continue to stay with the bullet steering. okay. the bottoms closer. strider lifting, storing, have, you know, this is the date number. so patients in the house for jo, auto, oxygen we are okay, shoot auto fork or we really need help. we really need to know what have you been able to to get supplies at all? have you been able to leave where you are staying at the moment? i can hear you very well. can you see the roster mcgee? have you been able to leave? where you are stay

u. s. supreme court is extending access to a widely used abortion pill until next wednesday night. while the justices weigh the case. i want to bring in our senior supreme court analyst john biskupic. she's the author of the brand new book entitled nine black robes. there you see the cover. also joining us our legal analyst steve vladeck and emergency physician dr megan rennie. joan first of all, walk us through what happens between now and wednesday at the supreme court, okay, good evening, wolf. it was just about you know, seven days to this moment that we first got the ruling from judge cosmic because merrick that upended so much what justice, alito said. is that the challengers the original challengers, the antiabortion physicians and medical groups now have until tuesday at noon to make their counter arguments to what the justice department and the drug manufacturer, danko has said about the safety of this drug. the justice department has stressed that this drug has been used by millions of women to end their pregnancies over the last two decades. it is safe and effective. and

u. s. supreme court has ruled the pill can remain available after several lower courts tried to limit access to the truck. now, here in germany, ah, the country has turned its back on nuclear power. the last 3 nuclear power plants have been shut down and being 6 decades of atomic energy, anti nuclear campaigners are celebrating the switch off, but the issue remains highly divisive. after more than 60 years, the sun is finally seating on an industry which has created plenty of controversy as well as power. and the end of the nuclear era is giving opponents across germany . a reason to celebrate mit. it's one when i was in my mid twenties, i started protesting against nuclear power going liam. and to day, the time has finally come divided, given the environmental impacts, given the questions of safety, god makes, et cetera. ah, it has taken such a long time, even in germany, concerned about the risk of a nuclear disaster, like the one japan experienced at folk ashima, germany's government head slated, the 3 remaining plans for closure by the end of last year. but after russia's invasion of ukr

u. s. supreme court has ruled the pill can remain available after several lower courts tried to limit access to the drug. animal rights activists in england have disrupted the grand national horse race. one of the most popular events on the sporting calendar. the start of the race was delayed and more than a 100 people were arrested. it's one of britain's biggest annual sporting events. the grand national was 1st run in 1839. the event attract $70000.00 spectators and a global tv audience of hundreds of millions. animal rights activists criticized the grand nationalist cruelty in the name of entertainment. it's not unusual for horses to be put down after being injured in the race. the death is horrific and it's a cruel thing. it so basically, so far behind, so back in the stone age. so we don't need the sense. a metal course is a dying way up there a by the cruelty of that, we're not here to hobbit people and be angry at them because just raising awareness, dozens of protest is scaled fences and managed to get on to the race course itself . they tried to use glue and blocks to attach themsel

u. s. supreme court says mifepristone can still be prescribed. for now we'll take a look at the legal and medical fallout from this decision, plus a tentative ceasefire maybe holding in sudan , while the u. s state department has a message for americans hoping to get out of the country. and later, but the kremlin is saying about the bomb dropped on the russian city of belgorod. from cnn center. this is cnn newsroom with kim bruun hoover. in a move that's being celebrated as a victory for the biden administration and abortion rights supporters across the u. s supreme court has taken steps to protect access to mifepristone and abortion medication that's been commonly used by women for decades are jessica schneider has more on the ruling and what comes next in the fight over the drug? the supreme court, stepping in to protect full access to the abortion pill mifepristone while the appeals process plays out below, that means it will be status quo for the administration of this drug . women can continue to take it up to 10 weeks pregnant, they can cont

u. s supreme court on the clock, the justices have until 11 59 eastern this evening to decide the future of a widely used abortion pill, the most crucial abortion case since the court overturned roe v. wade last summer at stake, the availability of myth of kristen , the first in a two drug regimen used to end pregnancies up to 10 weeks. that pill is used in about half of the abortions across the u. s. it's also prescribed after miscarriages and for some women experiencing menopause if the pill is restricted or banned in the us, canadian officials now say they are prepared to provide access to the pill to americans. let's get straight to cnn supreme court analyst joan biskupic. joan when do we expect to hear from the court? and what are the options here? good evening, jake. we're now at the normal close of business. we do not have an order yet from the court, so clearly something is not going smoothly. it was just one week ago that justice alito said that they could decide this by wednesday night. then he came back and bought. 48 more hours, and here we are closing in on that deadline of

the supreme court will have another update, though it's unclear if it will be a final answer by midnight on friday. polar read. cnn washington. it's been almost a year since the u. s. supreme court ended the federal right to an abortion and a new poll indicates that the clampdown on reproductive freedom is becoming a factor for adults trying to decide where to attend university. the state of higher education study found 60% of those aged 18 to 59 who are not enrolled in college. and do not have a degree, say reproductive health laws are at least somewhat important in deciding where to enroll and almost three quarters of students already enrolled, say that their decision to stay at their university is at least somewhat affected by their states. reproductive health laws. more than 50. million people are under threat of severe weather across the us today. the threat extends from texas to wisconsin right now. severe thunderstorm watches for parts of kansas, missouri and nebraska and iowa. at least two people were killed by dangerous storms rolling through the plains states. cole oklahoma, a large tornado is spotted wednesday evening. law enforcement officials say some

u. s. supreme court to keep mythic crestone legal and have access to it? we don't know, but what we do know is since the dobbs decision, this court has had an all out assault on women's reproductive freedom. starting with that decision that takes away the right to privacy and what we are seeing in these republican legislatures as well as these very conservative courts is a continuation of that assault. so to take away the right to have medicine is an extension of taking away this right to privacy to say we can't have medicine sent by doctors by mail to people across the country is further invading into this right to privacy where the court and government has a right to what's in your mail and who you're talking to and what communications you're having. it's an outrage, and so we will fight in every respect. we can. we will file lawsuits. we will continue to appeal this kind of decision. we will all so continue to fight state by state. to codify row and state law, and we've had many ballot initiatives even in red places like kansas and montana will re have b

u. s. supreme court preserves access to a widely used abortion pill. americas highest court rejected a lower court ruling that impose restrictions on the drug ah. a marion evans dean. it's good to have you with us, sir. dan's army says evacuations of diplomatic missions are said to begin from the capital cartoon. after a truce failed to stump fighting between the army and rival paramilitary forces, sadie rabbit says it's rescuing its citizens along with what it hauls nationals of brotherly countries. more than 400 people have been killed and thousands more injured since violence erupted a week ago. ah, the cool to prey rings out across this district in her team as worshippers gather inside the mosque to celebrate, eat the end of the holy month of ramadan, but they are also praying for peace. a live jani. while i doesn't get it, because we don't feel like it's each has everything that's happening, walker, i'm about long. it was the same over the last few days of ramadan and humbly learn a lot. we thank god anyway, look it up. it's got the will. we're talking about the dog was taking place is

u. s. supreme court. that's the got more news making headlines around to wild israeli prime minister. benjamin netanyahu has ordered them. mobilization of board are police and additional military units after 2 deadly alleged attacks on civilians. the latest incident to please on friday evening in tel aviv when the driver rammed his car into the districts, killing an italian tourist, the brother of the alleged attack, i said, it was an accident. the u. s. navy says it's deploying a guided missile submarine to the middle east that nuclear power vessel is capable of carrying up to $154.00 tomahawk cruise missiles. analysts call the movie sure, forced to word he ran after recent attentions. according to british intelligence reports, russian forces have made significant gains in backlit, in east, in ukraine, the british se fusions troops have probably taken the city center along with the west bank of the baton. with got reva ingrained in nice that bad admits the situation is difficult. mood has been under seed

u. s. supreme court has ruled the pill can remain available after several lower courts try to limit access to the drug and tens of thousands of joint nationwide protests in israel way 15 straight week to oppose land judicial reforms. the overhaul would give the government the final say in selecting judges. prime minister benjamin netanyahu has put the changes on hold, but opponents want them scrapped. hundreds of detainees from yemen. civil war have been released in a major prison exchange. the deal raises hopes of an end to the conflict which started in 2014 hootie rebels, backed by iran seas. the capital sa, now overthrowing the internationally recognized government. ah, who see prisoners cheer and pump their fists in the air as they get off a plane in yemen, capital santa. it's a day of celebration for many. it's been years since they've seen their friends and family. the prisoner exchange is being coordinated by the red cross. it's more than just to reduce each are released during ramadan, and we'd be inside. so it's a, it's a power flu side. it's a very powerful hulu, but the cross bo

u. s . supreme court has delayed its decision on restricting access to the abortion pill . neetha prestone, restrictions imposed by lower courts were due to come into effect on thursday. the supreme court now has until midnight on friday to decide the drugs fate me for prestone is used in more than half of all abortions in the united states mosque as bolshoi theater has permanently dropped a ballet about the legendary russian dancer rudolph maria general director vladimir putin said the move was linked with the government's ban on so called l. g b t propaganda. maria has not been performed at the bull choices 2018 due to a government backlash. or gary a has temporarily banned grain imports from neighboring ukraine. government says the measure is necessary to protect local farmers from an influx of cheaper produce the restrictions do not apply to goods transiting through the country. hungary, poland, and still vakio, have introduced similar vance grants as western patriot. air defense systems have arrived in the country and a tweet picturing 3 patriot launchers, ukraine's defense minister t

u. s. supreme court preserves access to a widely used abortion pill. america's highest court rejected a lower court ruling that imposed restrictions on the drug. ah, a marion evans dean is good to have you with us. sedans, army and arrival paramilitary group have agreed to a 3 day truce for the end of ramadan. but witnesses say there's still fighting in the capitol cartoon. more than 400 people have been killed and thousands more injured since violence erupted a week ago. oh, the cool to pray, rings out across this district in her team. as worshippers gather inside the mosque to celebrate, eat the end of the holy month of ramadan. they are also praying for peace ally. we are new while i doesn't go to the kind of we don't feel like it's each has everything that's happening. walker, i'm about the law. it was the same over the last few days of ramadan and humbly learn a lot. we thank god, anyway, look it up. it's got the will. we're talking about the law was taking place is inevitable since a country ruled by 2 leaders cannot move forward that often walker. there can't be out to army as mu

u. s. supreme court has ruled appeal can remain available to several lower courts trying to limit access to the drug some drama. now, in the world of host writing animal rights activists have disrupted england grand national host, rice protest is were demanding an end to cruelty for entertainment. the start of the race was delayed and more than $100.00 people were arrested. it's one of britain's biggest annual sporting events. the grand national was 1st run in 1839. the event attract $70000.00 spectators and a global tv audience of hundreds of millions. animal rights activists criticized the grand nationalist cruelty in the name of entertainment. it's not unusual for horses to be put down after being injured in the race. the death is terrific and it's a cruel thing. it basically so fall behind, so back in the stone age. so we don't need, this isn't a metal force is a dying where upset a by the cross image that we're not here to talk at people and be angry at them. because just raising awareness, dozens of protest is scaled fences and managed to get on to the race course itself . they tri

u. s. supreme court. according to british intelligence reports rush and forces of made significant gains in backwards in east, in ukraine to purchase a put ins troops are probably taken the city center along with the west bank of the buckman scott river. it rained in ice that but admits the situation is difficult, douglas has been under seed for months seen some of the fiercest fighting of the war. ah, this footage purportedly shows heavy fighting nearby, mute pro russian channels on the social media platform. telegram are full of similar clips. drone footage of central, but moot british intelligence sources, say the areas now likely under russian control. ukraine's military is simply calling this situation difficult. nobody was in the direction of buckner. the enemy is trying to take the city completely and is continuing its attacks. but what them key if says that, despite the tough situation, ukrainian troops are holding ground against russian units that have them outnumbered. ukraine's military says ru

u. s. supreme court. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making use around the world police in iran and say they are installing cameras and public spaces to identify and punish women, not wearing a headscarf 30 say the move is to protect the country strict. he job law a growing number of iranian women are choosing not to wear, had scars in a show of defiance. thousands of his railways have taken to the streets in the latest protest against the government plan to limit the judiciary powers demonstrator. say the proposal is a power grab. the weekly rallies are continuing despite negotiations underway to find a possible compromise between opponents and supporters of the law. china has denied an accusation by the world health organization that it with health data concerning the origins of coven 19 aging, accused the w. h. o, of conducting a smear campaign after its chief said, china should have shared genetic information about the virus. earlier this. according to british intelligence, russian

u. s. supreme court has ruled appeal can remain available after several lower court trying to limit access to it. poland and hungary, her band in ports of grain from ukraine. large quantities of ukrainian grain intended for export are still in central europe because of logistical problems. holden's ruling party leader, euros love kazinsky says the van is needed to prevent a farming crisis. ball. hundreds of detainees from yemen, civil war have been released in a major prisoner exchange. the deal rises hopes of an end to the conflict which started in 2014. or if you rebels, back by iran seized the capital santa overthrowing, the internationally recognized government. oh, the prisoners cheer and pumped their fists in the air as they get off a plane in yemen, capital santa. it's a day of celebration for many. it's been years since they've seen their friends and family. the prisoner exchange is being coordinated by the red cross. it's more than just to release to release during ramadan and we'd be inside. so it's a, it's a power flu side. it's a very powerful blue, but the cross border exchang

u. s. supreme court. according to british intelligence, russian forces have made significant gains in back move in this thing ukraine. the report says russian troops have likely taking the city center along with the west bank of the buck which got river green. the nice that but admits the situation is difficult, but mood has been under siege for months. seen some of the fiercest fighting of the war i last spoke to military analyst a frank leverage on the situation facing your green. well, eddie, what the ukrainians are deciding in the next few days is whether the losses that they are inflicting on the russians are worth the losses that they are since sustaining themselves with a calculation. by the way, they've been observing now for the last 2 or 3 months. the problem they have, according to british intelligence, is that their withdrawal route is now threatened. the 5 o 6 road west out of bar mood. once that become seriously threatened, you credit will make a decision which could happen tomorrow could ha

u. s. air force national guard, he is accused of unlawfully copying and transmitting classified materials and one of the largest leaks of its kind in recent years. the u. s. supreme court has temporarily maintained access to a widely used abortion pill following an appeal from the biden administration. the 11th our ruling prevent lower courts from imposing restrictions on my for preston until wednesday, but that will give you the supreme court more time to hear arguments. in the case, the legal battle over the drug began last week after federal judge and texas ordered a nationwide ban. the u. s. station montana has moved another step closer towards totally banning the video sharing app, tick tock, the montana house versus $54.00 to $43.00 approved the band that it now needs to be approved by the state government. the chinese owned up will no longer be available for download in the state. tick tock says it's an attempt to sense a american voices. the governor of the eastern ukrainian city of savanski says at least 8 people have died in a russian missile strike. a 2 year old child was among those reported count. please say the top 2 floors of a 5 story building collapsed