jan washington plans to announce a new military aid package for kiev in the coming days and deliver promisedcan howitzers. but germany said that it had exhausted its possibilities for free supplies of weapons, kiev could buy them and then receive compensation, of course, from the europeans. america is alarmed by the fact that it is possible to trace the supplies, only to the border , all the tin reports the concern of the american administration. due to the fact that the weapon can be in anyone's hands, but this is called a conscious risk. the military factories of great britain, the united states, are called on the supply of weapons to ukraine; un security council meeting, where russia also provided new data on the military biological laboratories of the pentagon in ukraine, dmitry polyansky said that the west is conducting indirect military operations to the last ukrainian, without abandoning any methods. in what dirty tricks you are ready to use for the sake of building the so-called world order based on rules. we were convinced once again when we found evidence that the special monitorin

judge jan oco washington. repnsxpss erns that her judicial philos he unqualified to take the bench. >> first time i voted against a supreme court nominee. on our side we like judges to be bound by the written letter of the law. >> this committee's action is nothing less than making history. i'm honored to be part of it . i will strongly and proudly support judge jackson's nomination. >> republicans don't have the votes to block her nomination from moving forward. one republican says she will vote to confirm judge jackson. chuck schumer expects the senate to vote by the end of the week. >>> a gruesome discovery in ukraine, they have found more than 400 civilian bodies in towns around kyiv. many have been shot at close range and some of this video is disturbing. this satellite photo shows a mass grave near a church in the town of bucha. they are considering new sanctions on russia. the european union is considering sending a team to russia to investigate war crimes. >> i got criticized for calling putin a war cr

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." >>> i'm jan crawford in washington. thanks for staying with us.here is a new effort to help millions of americans who are suffering from long covid. that's when some symptoms like body aches and fatigue can last for months or even years. virginia senator tim kaine says he is also suffering from long covid two years after he first tested positive. he spoke to our scott macfarlane about his experience and what congress can do to help others still struggling with the long-term effects of the virus. >> the day i got covid, i just felt like my nerve endings all woke up. they had all had five cups of coffee and they were just tingling and buzzing 24/7. and that's never gone away. >> reporter: tim kaine came close to being the heartbeat away from the presidency in 2016. and in spring 2020, the former democratic vice-presidential nominee and current virginia senator became one of the first prominent politicians to test positive for covid. now nearly two years later, he's still fighting it. what does it feel like? >> you feel like you drop an alka-seltzer

. >>> i'm jan crawford in washington, thanks for staying with us.nited nations estimated 5 million people have fled ukraine, it's unprecedented in europe since the second world war. the invasion is driving russians to flee their country as well. a harsh crack down has driven them to seek safety and freedom in the west. passport offices have been flooded. travel visas and airline tickets almost impossible to secure. we have one family's story. >> reporter: this woman and her children, and the small things they could take with them are tucked in to the corners of her sister's home where she stays. when did you realize you did not have a future in russia? >> the strangest thing is i could have a career in russia, i don't want them to be scared tore persecuted for something. >> reporter: in the largest country in the world, there's little space for dissent, protest against the invasion has met harsh crack downs, news outlets are being silenced and new laws threaten jail time for spreading so-called misinformation about the russian military. >> i'm angry

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jan crawford, cbs news, washington. >>> that's it for the "overnight news" for this friday.or some of you the news continues. for others, please check back later for cbs mornings and follow us on line any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm major garrett. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm bradley blackburn in new york. the u.n. world food program says ukrainians in mariupol are now being starved to death, and russian forces will not overnight, ukraine's president told his people to be proud they have survived 50 days under russian attack. >>> california is delaying a plan to require all schoolchildren to be vaccinated against covid-19. it was the first state to announce a mandate for students, which will now be pushed back until at least the summer of 2023. >>> prince harry and meghan met with the queen in person thursday reportedly for the first time in two years. they visited england on their way to the games in the netderlands. for more news, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connecttv. i'm bradley black bburnlackburn, new york. >>> t