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darra goldstein: since 1970, something like 2 million soviet jews have immigrated to the united states. in the portland area, the russian community comprises about 50,000 people. russian is the third most spoken language in oregon. the russians experienced tremendous hardship in the 20th century, that there was no food in the stores. people had to go around and stand in lines for hours and hours and try and find that food. one of the saddest aspects of soviet life to me was the loss of the kitchen. the bolsheviks thought of food as fuel, as something utilitarian. the women were supposed to be liberated from the kitchen, but instead of cooking for one's own family, they were forced to go into the factory kitchens and cook for hundreds and sometimes thousands. so the idea of food as pleasure was seen as a bad thing. bonnie: when i say russian food, that is a loaded term. my parents emigrated in 1979 from the soviet union. physical, geographically, they were in belarus. but the entire time that they lived in this place, it was never called belarus. it was the soviet union. russia is a cou

josh goldstein, alexander ward. they have obtained -- i can't even, i still caught sounds crazy to hear the words coming from my mouth. they've obtained a graph maturity opinion from the supreme court. this is not a ruling that has been issued, but it is been drafted by conservative justice samuel alito which overrules roe v. wade and planned parenthood versus casey, full stop and completely. and with an exclamation point. effectively clearing the way for republican controlled states and any future republican controlled congress at white house to flat out and completely ban abortion in this country, making it illegal without constraint. we're fundamentally changes as the country, it will fundamentally change the relationship between women and the government. it will fundamentally change the future of every girl in the country, for all our daughters and granddaughters, and women that come after us. just a remarkable thing. we knew was coming, but to see it, even in draft form, in terms of this blunt, it makes it feel

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here's will phillips on may 2nd reporters for the news website politico josh goldstein and alexander ward published a leaked copy of the quote draft majority opinion which lays out the positions on abortion of each of the 9 justices on the u. s. supreme court. the draft document reject the 1973 ruling known as the roe vs wade case, which guarantees the right to abortion under federal law. and it could mean that each of the 50 states would be able to restrict or ban abortion that a full supreme court draft was linked to journalists is unprecedented. and it has lit up the public. and the press polling data shows that 80 percent of americans support the right to abortion. but there have been demonstrations on both sides of the issue. and mainstream media outlets have been reverting to type outlets like fox news coming at the story from the conservative side. it's a great day for the pro life movement across the country. those channels like m, s, m, b, c are on the other side of this debate, warnings, but this means that the government's going to force women to give birth. now then there

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. >> all right, jenna goldstein, thanks. fantastic work. >> thanks for having me. >> as i said above, they saw a lot we are noble would have been any validity, with a lot of hostile questions of a timeline of the police response we're getting to sort through it all. try to get to the bottom of what should be a simple question status or. like was there, or was there not an office or the school. that's next. >> officers with the school district, they approached the gunman and engaged with the gunman at that time. >> was there a school officer on campus, and was that school officer armed because that's what we have been told? >> so at this time, no. no. two days after the texas school shooting, leaving 19 teachers, to teachers that, there still a lot we don't know about what's happened. there is a lot of conflicting information. for example, initially, officials said that a student resource officer engaged the shooter, before he entered the school. that was a statement made by texas governor, greg abbott, yesterday afternoon, r

. >> well, i think it's probably just useful to remember that tom goldstein has a good scopes law that's trying to amount to one of the things he said that's really useful to think about is that there's not one, but possibly three. and i would suggest they would go further and say four leaks that have happened in the course of the week. so in addition to the wall street journal having this kind of uncanny back story that justice alito had the opinion, and roberts trying to shave off some wobbly justice of the conservative majority, we then have what we got from politico. and we had a further leak of the document itself. and on monday night, we got this extra week -- justice roberts wants to know what's going on with him, and somebody has leaked that. so, i think it's just really useful to see this as a complete and total collapse. not just of the court's ability to trust in one another. it's hard to imagine how any justice recovers from this. but i also think, for the american people, to see that this is just hair pulling and slapping happening on the front steps of the court. this just

james a goldstein, the director of the open society justice -- you served in the office of the prosecutor at the international court. great to have you with us. thank you for your time. what does it mean that the world is seeing potential war crimes unfolding in realtime because of social media and reporting from news outlets? is this unprecedented and your line of work? >> yes, the short answer is it is. the kinds of crimes that are being committed on such a scale, we've seen them in a lot of places around the world before. but as you suggest a response of the international community or international [inaudible] all at once in parallel, moving to investigate with a great deal of will and resources. it is certainly something we've not seen before. i think you've said it, the icc has now launched its largest field investigation. you have investigations by the ukrainian national authorities as well. you have investigations by more than ten different european countries who have had various ties and ways of investigating the conflict. there's been talk of a new mechanism of a tribunal of some

josh goldstein, alexander ward. they have obtained -- i can't even, i still caught sounds crazy to hear the words coming from my mouth. they've obtained a graph maturity opinion from the supreme court. this is not a ruling that has been issued, but it is been drafted by conservative justice samuel alito which overrules roe v. wade and planned parenthood versus casey, full stop and completely. and with an exclamation point. effectively clearing the way for republican controlled states and any future republican controlled congress at white house to flat out and completely ban abortion in this country, making it illegal without constraint. we're fundamentally changes as the country, it will fundamentally change the relationship between women and the government. it will fundamentally change the future of every girl in the country, for all our daughters and granddaughters, and women that come after us. just a remarkable thing. we knew was coming, but to see it, even in draft form, in terms of this blunt, it makes it feel

jared: the event marked him deeply enough that, within four years, the then-phillip goldstein changed his name to guston, and he embarked on a career that, alongside his high school friend jackson pollock, would make him one of the most famous names in 20th century art. ethan: guston is, in the 1940's, 1950's, one of the great abstract expressionist painters, selling out shows, but always feels the limits of that approach to painting. jared: ethan lasser is co-curator of the nationally touring exhibition philip guston now, which recently opened at the museum of finerts boston. it's a retrospective that charts how hate and antisemitism churned within guston. ethan: in 1968, as he's watching tv, he's watching kent state, he's watching vietnam, and he says, what kind of man am i going into my studio to adjust a red to a blue to make abstract paintings? what can an abstract painting actually say in the world of civil rights? jared: so the painter made a pivot, walking away from abstract expressionism. it was abrupt and, to the art world, unforgivable. taking cues from the sunday comics, a

and milton goldstein from massachusetts, avid reader 101 years old. served as a staff sergeant in world war ii we salute you. >> amen. >> and happy 100th to gertrude burstein from new york she's played tennis every day until she was 90 there you have it. all of our happy birthday wishes >> always love those >> happy birthday to all of them hoda what's ahead on hoda and jenna? anything on casual grandma what's that called coastal grandma. >> you have to read up on it by the way jenna is back off for a week and she's back. we're going to talk about summer's must see movies and mandy moore as you mentioned. >> "top gun" this weekend. >> oh. >> fantastic. >> fantastic. >> so good >> yeah. >> first on the third hour, remarkable young woman chasing two dreams as a nurse and a model. first here your local news >>> good morning, it is 8:56, i'm kris sanchez. san francisco's mta is kicking off a major improvement project to boost commute time as long one of the city's busiest corridors, the 16th street improvement project. it is going to add bus only lanes bet