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what he calls a serious diplomatic path forward as putin s fighter jets arrive near ukraine s border. pregnant women and covid: tonight, the new information for expectant mothers weighing whether to get vaccinated. i felt irresponsible, because i put me and my baby at risk. o donnell: breaking news on an issue we ve covered extensively: sexual harassment in the military. tonight, president biden making it a crime. and from watching her parents sew clothing to designing her own for stars like serena williams, a true example of the american dream. this is the cbs evening news with norah o donnell, reporting from the nation s capital. o donnell: good evening, to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us. we re going to begin tonight with major news from here in the nation s capital. after nearly three decades on the supreme court, justice stephen breyer is expected to retire. sources tell cbs news that the 83-year-old will stay on the bench ....
disinformation campaign against vaccines. so, maybe it doesn t work and they are simply not telling you that. and how the signature policy achievement for democrats is yielding unbelievably good results. when all in starts right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. after 27 years on the supreme court, today we learned that justice stephen breyer was 83 years old, is retiring. justice breyer is one of the three remaining liberal justices in the sits jury court. it is a huge announcement. this morning, when nbc news broke the story, it was that rare push alert on my phone that actually gave me kind of a sense of relief. because usually when something pops up, these days, it s like, oh god, what now? the broader announcement is still not official, in fact, the white house is expected to make a formal announcement about his retirement tomorrow. we expect the president and prior to appear together. for his part, today, biden declined to appear today until ....
good evening, i m mehdi hassan. day 372 of the biden administration. and back in 1994, when he was senate judiciary committee chairman, senator joe biden guided liberal justice stephen breyer s confirmation on to the supreme court, 28 years later. 28 years later, biden will get the chance to replace breyer, who had 83 is the courts oldest member. he s expected to retire at the end of this term. to borrow a line from the president, this is a be ftc. bfd. i m also grateful to the senate judiciary committee, especially chair senator biden. president biden said it was up to breyer to formally announce his retirement. justice breyer has the right an opportunity to decide what he is going to do, to announce it. there has been no announcement from justice breyer. let him make the statement he is going to make and i will be happy to talk about that later. nbc news now reports biden will appear with wry or at the white house to more. this will be biden s chance to put ....
at the end of this term. to borrow a line from the president, this is a bfd. i m also grateful to the senate judiciary committee, especially chair senator biden. formally announces retirement. every justice has the right an opportunity to decide what he or she is going to do, and to announce it on their own. it. there has been no announcement from justice breyer. let him make the statement he is going to make and i will be happy to talk about that later. nbc news now reports biden will appear with breyer at the white house tomorrow this will be biden s chance to put his own imprint on the highest court in the land and it brings a much-needed opportunity for his white house to bring the focus off of their stalled domestic agenda. nbc news reports that biden, quote, learned of breyer s retirement in the middle of last week and is senate democrats have also vowed to act swiftly. remember, amy coney barrett s nomination took just 27 days, a much faster process than us ....
he was governor so maybe that s just par for the course. but then when ronald reagan ran for president in 1980, that record came back around and bit him a little bit. all through the d 1960s and 70 believe it or not the republican party platform o nationally had explicitly and enthusiastically supported the equalex rights amendment, theti era, the constitutional amendment that would guarantee equal legal rights for all citizens regardless of sex. the equal rights amendment had kicking around for decades by that point, actually by generations by that point and the republican partyge national had said for years that its platform that it was explicitly in favor of it. until ronald reagan as the presidential nominee in 1980. reagan was right wing. and he was a culture war kind of conservative. and sticking it to the feminists was exactly the kind of thing that he built his campaign around so inth 1980 the republin party dropped its decades long supportpe for the e.r.a. whi ....