her buzzer strategy, troll handle and her pick for permanent host. first, is there a way out? is there a way out of the cataclysmic conflicts that seem to consume everything? divisions over covid, vaccines, teaching, policing, feel like they re making the united states less and less so. and media outlets are very much a part of this entangled in conflict, us versus them, less versus right, the middle versus extremes, heroes versus villains, alt-right versus mainstream and so on. healthy conflict can be good, but we are in a state of ohio conflict, defined in a recent book as a good versus evil kind of feud. when people lose their minds and ideological disputes, political feuds or gang vendettas. high conduct is a force that causes people to lie awake at night and fear for the future. i can see this kind of conflict right now with a looming supreme court confirmation battle. i guess i could call it a
breaking news tonight on several fronts the battle for ukraine s capital. missiles rain down on the capital. apartment buildings and schools destroyed. street battles breaking out and shocking images a tank crushing a civilian car ukraine s defense ministry urging civilians to use molotov cocktails against russian forces the new move from the white house today personally sanctioning vladimir putin it comes as massive demonstrations erupt in russia and around the world and the urgent rates to escape ukraine. 100,000 people fleeing their homes and millions more expected our team at the border also tonight, president biden s historic pick for the supreme court. ketanji brown jackson. if confirmed, she would be the first black woman to serve as a justice. her message to the nation and the confirmation battle ahead in the senate the major news from the cdc on masks. the agency easing guidelines for 70% of americans regardless of vaccination status and that goes for schools, too the scie
this is my country i love. going back to fight along with his former corporal in the ukrainian army. do you think ukraine can win this fight i think so. i am dying for my country. with so many more tonight are trying to leave ukraine. the united nations estimating there could be 5 million refugees lester it is all so stunning, kelly. thank you. tonight s other top story, president biden s nomination of the first black woman to the supreme court, ketanji brown jackson. tonight we look at the confirmation battle to in starting with peter alexander at the white house. as she walked through the blue room doors with the president, judge ketanji brown jackson took steps no black woman ever has before. i can only hope that my life and career, my love of this country and the constitution will inspire future generations
during their counteroffensive to recapture kiev had 700,000 soldiers and it took a month of them to capture and clear kiev and that was a much smaller kiev. so i think this is going to go on for a very long time. it will be very, very expensive attorney ben hodges, thank you. the confirmation battle that lies ahead for the first black woman nominated to the supreme court. the sanctions squeezed directly targeting putin and russia s top brass. if the sound of intense fighting on the streets of kiev on day three of the siege. e of thethe on the streets of kiev on day three of the siege. the sound of on the streets of kiev on day
republicans do not agree on how far they should go. right. bradley republicans have acknowledged they re most likely going to lose the confirmation battle, barring some major catastrophe, she will be confirmed most likely. in a bipartisan way. likely, yes. susan collins has voted for every supreme court justice, except for one. she wants to get to yes, if possible. for some republicans it s all about making the political case. right now it s a political win for democrats. thanks to all. have a great weekend. what is as tall as a 32-story skyscraper, weighs more than 5 million pounds and takes eight hours to gas up? that s next.