about shooting ukrainian civilians. that s according to a source. german media report the intercepts report chatter of killings in bucha. meanwhile, heavy fighting rages in the east, and ukraine s top diplomat warns the battle for donbass will rival world war ii and begs for more weapons. my agenda is very simple. it has only three items on it. it s weapons, weapons, and weapons. weapons, more weapons. the pictures of the sudden destruction of the war in ukraine. i want you to see more pictures, here at home. a day for the history books. judge ketanji brown jackson and president joe biden sharing an emotional moment as the judge is confirmed to be the 116th supreme court justice, the first black woman in history to be confirmed to the highest court in the land. the senate voting 53-47 to confirm her. just three republican senators crossing party lines to vote for judge jackson. much, much more coming up tonight on this very historic day. but i want to begin with cnn s
is calling a wonderful day, a joyful day, and inspiring day to bring in as you see vice president kamala harris presiding over the vote. again, historic is right. it s the 116th supreme court justice. here you have the first female, the first woman of color, vice president presiding over the first black woman to become a supreme court justice on the floor. john: listen to what kamala harris is here. i ask for the yea and nay. is there a sufficient second? there is, and certainly appears to be a sufficient second. the clerk will call the roll. ms. baldwin. ms. baldwin, aye. mr. barrasso, mr. barrasso, no. mr. bennet, mr. bennet, aye.
again to russia and vladimir putin. following all of that and the latest developments, congressional correspondent chad pergram just down the hall here on capitol hill. good evening, chad. good evening, bret. a wife, a mother, a federal judge, and ketanji brown jackson will soon be a supreme court justice. just the third african-american to ever sit on the high court and the first black woman, the 116th supreme court justice in history. the yeas are 53, the nays are 47. and this nomination is confirmed. [applause] jackson secured bipartisan support three g.o.p. senators voted yes. mitt romney, lisa murkowski and susan collins. murkowski and collins voted for jackson before. we want to make our justice system look much more like america. and today we took a giant stride