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would claim victory in his war but he used the occasion to blame the west. 60 officials were killed over the weekend when russians bombed a school being used as a shelter in eastern ukraine. jill biden is now home, following a four days trip to eastern you're folt a mother's day visit to ukraine. charlie d'agata will start us off from eastern ukraine. good evening charlie. >> reporter: good evening nora. having less to do with what he said than what he didn't say and that has come as a relief, at least for now. the annual victory day parade

marking the dephoto of nazi germany had all the pomp but none of the punch. instead the russian president went on the defensive accusing the u.s. k nato and kyiv are starting the fight. and rallying fights to defeat the mother land. so that no one forgets the lessons of world war ii he said, so there is no place in the world for executioners, punishers and nazis. victory day was commemorated in ukraine too. and in his own speech, ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy accused putin of repeating the horrible crimes of hitler today. very soon someone will be left with none. we won then. we will win now. yet his soldiers and citizens are facing an increasingly

brutal russian assault in eatern ukraine. the latest atrocity, the russian air strike that lesmed a school in luhansk where around 60 people are believed to have died. everywhere along the tront line we have witnessed the widespread destruction of homes even whole apartment blocks. in the times we have been here we have seen russians expand their target rates, to include railway lines, education center in the middle of a residential neighborhood. 66-year-old luydmila krivonos, for 24 hours nonstop. i was thrown out by the shock waive she said. when she came to, her husband was lying in a pool of blood. both legs and an arm shattered. and while the last civilians

have been evacuated from this steel plant in mariupol, more than 2,000 ukrainian fighters say they will fight the russians to the end. there is little wonder putin couldn't cn ukraine. even in mariupol there is no victory to celebrate. here in chri krinator rvetionk, .

>>o'donnell: thank you, scott mcfarrland. processes are taking place in cities all across the country including in front of the homes of the some of the conservative justices. more now from nikole killian. >> reporter: to a protest in new jersey to a walk out in virginia. protests across the country. as the senate prepares to vote this week to codify abortion protections into federal law. >> the vote will sign light on every single one of us. a cbs news poll shows almost two-thirds of us want roe to be kept as is. protection for the unborn. sparked heatprotests over the

weekend, over supreme court justices john roberts and brett kavanaugh. the white house also condemned an attack on an antiabortion, which is being investigated as an arson and cbs news has are learned law enforcement officials are monitoring threats from activists on both sides of the debate. >> trying to scare fertile judges into ruling a certain way is far outside the bound of first amendment speech. >> reporter: minority leader mitch mcconnell said, a national abortion ban is possible if roe ask overturned and kristen gillibrand. >> do you take him ah at his word? >> he does the terrible things and he really has had no holds barred on this attack on women and attack on their autonomy

their freedom to make these really important decisions. >> reporter: drablghts still don't have the 60 votes needed to protect abortion rights. if this vote fails, they say it will be on the ballot in november. protests are expected tonight in front of justice alito's home who leaked that judgment. nora. embattled president who made reelection his top priority. esper said he was so concerned how the president would misuse the military that he used a meeting with pentagon leadership to put the commander of the national guard on alert just days before the election. >> i had this very private meeting with general milley and general hokanson.

people watched my calendar so at the end of the meeting i said to general hokanson who is the head of the national guard and i have to say to him dan, if in the next few days, on the day following election, if you get a call from the white house, where you're asked to deploy the guard or whatever, immediately phone me. i needed to have some type of warning mechanism in place. i needed a way to make sure i could intervene. >> you neated a circuit breaker? >> to go to the white house to go to the president to do whatever could if it was some misuse of the military or politicization of the military in this context. >> what is interesting to me in reading the book is how much time you were actually on the offensive. like you were anticipating and drawing out scenarios, and to avoid a worst case scenario. >> as i describe in the book

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