Happening now, a key abortion drug under the microscope.

The new letter from RFK Jr. and what this means for the future of the medication abortion

pill.

Plus, quote, triple sabotage.

President Trump now demanding an investigation into the technical mishaps over at the UN and what we're learning

about the first federal lawsuit into the deadly mid-air collision over the Potomac

River. Welcome to our viewers here in the United States and around the world. I'm

Wolf Blitzer. Pamela Brown is off today and you're in the situation room.

Happening now, the U.S. Justice Department is nearing a decision on whether to charge the former FBI director James Comey with perjury and has just days to do that. Sources familiar with the matter tell CNN that prosecutors are examining

whether Comey made false statements to Congress during his 2020 testimony about his

handling of the probe into the Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election.

The five-year statute of limitations on bringing perjury charges is set to expire on Tuesday.

This coming Tuesday, Comey, for his part, has maintained he's been truthful under oath.

Comey is a longtime political opponent of President Trump's.

Let's go live right now to see in the crime and justice correspondent, Caitlin Polance,

who's working the story for us.

Caitlin, we're learning that Comey would be charged in the Eastern District of Virginia, where the top

prosecutor was recently ousted and replaced with a White House advisor and former Trump defense attorney with no

prosecutor court prosecutorial experience at all. What can you tell us about the timing

of this potential move? Well, Wolf, there isn't much time if indeed the Justice

Department wants to bring a perjury case against Jim

Comey. That's because the testimony that prosecutors we understand we're looking quite closely at

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