tournament. for more news, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connect to tv. i'm tom hanson, cbs news, new york. it's tuesday, april 5th, 2022. this is the "cbs morning news." bucha massacre. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy visits a town where hundreds of people were killed as international outrage grows against russia. >> we want you here in new york. we want you right here in new york city. >> big apple invite. how the mayor of new york city is trying to lure people out of florida after the state passed the so-called don't say gay bill. national championships. kansas pulls off a historic comeback to beat north carolina in a wild ncaa game.

well, good morning and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. as evidence mounts and outrage grows, ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy will address the u.n. security council virtually today. zelenskyy visited the town of bucha yesterday littered with military vehicles. ukraine says hundreds of civilians were found dead there after russian troops retreated last week. many were shot at close range with their hands bound and signs that they had been tortured. bradley blackburn is in new york with the latest on this story. bradley, good morning. >> reporter: anne-marie, good morning. this is the first time president zelenskyy has left the capital of kyiv to see it with his own eyes. he is determined that the world will see them, too, and we should warn you that some of the images in this story are disturbing. today volodymyr zelenskyy will

tell the united security council about what he saw in the town of bucha. zelenskyy says more than 300 people were killed and tortured before russian forces were driven out. video from the kyiv suburbs shows bodies of dead civilians lining the streets, some with their hands tied and shot from close range. >> burned and destroyed. >> richard weir is gathering evidence of potential war crimes for human rights watch. >> i think what we've seen here is pretty strong indications that a number of willful killings or murders took place. >> reporter: the u.s. and other countries are seeing to suspend russia from the u.n. human rights council. two-thirds of the 193 members would need to vote in favor. >> the images out of bucha and devastation across ukraine require us now to match our words with action. >> reporter: president biden says russian president vladimir putin should be tried for war cimes.

>> he is a war criminal. this guy is brutal. >> reporter: russian officials claim the scenes in bucha were staged as an anti-russian provocation. >> in western mass media, fake news about alleged atrocities of russian military forces. >> reporter: u.s. military officials believe russia pulled out of kyiv to focus on a full-scale attack in the southeast donbas region. now, despite the russian denials, evidence of war crimes is seriously mounting. satellite images overhead show blood bodies lying in the same place, lying for weeks as russia took control of bucha. two more republicans are backing the nomination of ketanji brown jackson as the first black female on the supreme court. senators lisa murkowski and mitt

romney announced they will vote for jackson. susan collins said she would also. all 50 democrats are expected to support the historic nomination. republicans who oppose her say that she's soft on crime. >> if you are a criminal, you would be lucky if your case is assigned to judge jackson. >> to say she's an extremist on crime belies the fact she has law enforcement group after law enforcement group supporting her. these are just lies. >> democrats say jackson should be confirmed by the senate later this week. and police in sacramento have arrested a man in connection to a mass shooting that left six people dead and 12 others hurt over the weekend. authorities say 26-year-old dandrae martin is a related suspect in the case. this is a mugshot from a previous arrest. he's facing assault and firearms charges but not murder. detectives say they found one handgun while searching three homes in the area, but at least one other suspect remains on the loose. last night the community held a vigil for the victims.

they're calling for public officials to take action after the second shooting in just one month. nichelle medina has the latest. >> reporter: a chaotic scene in downtown sacramento as people run from gunfire. >> we find people down. >> we've got another one hit, another gunshot. >> reporter: sacramento police now say they've arrested 26-year-old dandrae martin as a suspect connected to the mass shooting just two blocks away from california state capital building. martin was arrested and booked for assault and possession of an illegal firearm. investigators say multiple shooters opened fire as crowds were streaming out of closing bars early sunday morning. while a motive for the shooting has not been identified, police are also sri viewing this video of a fight that broke out right before the gunfire. it's unclear if the two are connected. in the aftermath, family members and friends rushed to the scene to try and find missing loved ones.

that's where the father of one learned his son was among the casualties. >> i understand he walked out the club and walked into some [ bleep ] and got shot. >> reporter: nationwide there's been 120 mass shootings since the start of the year. thattages averages out to more than one a day, and that's the second mass shooting in five weeks. >> it is a sickness in our culture and we must do everything we can to heal that sickness. >> reporter: investigators haven't yet said what types of weapons were used in the shooting. this is the worst mass shooting in sacramento history. nichelle medina, cbs news, los angeles. well, the fight against covid is being stepped up. top democratic and republican negotiators say they've reached an agreement on a scaled back $10 billion package for treatments, vaccines, and other

measures to combat the virus. a proposal to improve funding for other nations to battle the pandemic was cut out. president biden who warned the government was running out of money to keep pace with covid says he supports the package. and starting monday people on medicare can get up to eight free covid tests a month. private insurance companies began covering the cost of the tests earlier this year, but medicare recipients were supposedly left out. new york city wants people in florida unhappy with their state's so-called don't say gay bill to come to the big apple. he announced a digital campaign board for eight weeks starting monday. one of the ads says come to the city where you can say whatever you want. the other four have similar messages. it comes one week after governor desantis signed a bill into law prohibits instruction on sexual orientation and identification

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our t our top stories this morning, two more republican senators are backing the nomination of judge ketanji brown jackson to become the first black woman on the supreme court. senators lisa murkowski and mitt romney joined fellow republican susan collins to say they will confirm to vote for jackson. all 50 democrats are expected to vote for jackson later this week. as evidence mounts and international outrage grows over the brutal killings of civilians by russian forces, ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy will address the u.n. security council virtually

today. zelenskyy visited the devastated town yesterday. he says hundreds of civilians were found dead after russian troops retreated last week. millions have left since february and some have reached the doorstep on the southern border. here's manuel bojorquez. >> reporter: they've come more than 6,000 miles. ukrainian men, women, and children sleep on the streets of tijuana and eat on the streets for ten days. >> that's your home for the next ten days. >> reporter: anastasia petukh couldn't bring her parents. >> you hope and pray. >> yes. >> reporter: hope comes in the sign of volunteers who present themselves to u.s. border agents. >> what number are you? >> my number 1,185. >> reporter: this is where the encampment started. it's a bus station. the last bus station before

reaching the u.s. border. it's estimated more than a thousand ukrainians are camped here. just like thousands of asylum seekers from other countries, mostly latin american and caribbean have done before. but unlike ukrainians, a controversial policy known as title 42 has largely stopped them from going further for the last two years. they feel for ukrainians, they tell us at this shelter, but roxana ruiz ramirez who's been waiting nine months for asylum says gang threated have put her family's life in danger too. >> you need help too. >> reporter: but on this day at the boarder. god bless ukraine, god bless mexico, and god bless america. >> reporter: the celebration would come from mila from los angeles who met her 17-year-old grandson after he traveled alone for almost a month from kyiv. >> he's very, very happy that

he's here. he can be reunited with his family. >> reporter: manuel bojorquez, cbs news, tijuana, mexico. coming up on "cbs mornings," avoiding climate disasters. ben tracy has a u.n. report on what the world needs to do to stop global warming. plus the stigma of marijuana use. tony dokoupil talks about why so many americans are reluctant to talk about using it even though most states are using it. and coming off his grammy win john batiste joins us to talk about his big night. that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com -- wwc.com y vitac --