how you could own some of justice ruther bader ginsburg's belongings. >> this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening, and thank you for joining us on this wednesday night. tonight, marine veteran trevor reed is on an airplane on his way back to the united states after a nearly three-year ordeal in a russian jail. his family tells us reed will head straight to a defense department hospital. we'll have more on our interview with paula and joey reed in just a moment. want scaup swap was unexpected, especially since tenses between the u.s. and roork are at the lowest point since the cold war. the u.s. freed a pilot charged with drug smuggling. tonight, there are at least two other americans in russian jails, and in a statement celebrating the release of reed, president biden said, "we won't stop until paul whelan and others join trevor in the loving arms of family and friends." we've got a lot of news to get to. let's start with cbs' weijia jiang at the white house. good evening, weijia. >> reporter: good evening, nora

the late justice ruther bader ginsburg, a.k.a. kind, and now you can own a piece of her history. here's cbs' jan crawford. >> i like this little vignette because it shows a little bit of everything of hers. >> reporter: "hers" refers to the late justice ruther bader ginsburg, and a little bit of everything is up for auction. so that's her ice bucket. >> yes, absolutely. everything in these two cabinets belonged to the justice. >> reporter: from picassos to the personal, says auction house owner elizabeth hainey wainstein. >> this was a drawing by her grandson, bubbie of liberty. >> reporter: bubbie, like grandma. >> yes. everyone knows so much about her, her judicial career, but this has been a very personal side. >> reporter: this painting hung in her entryway, her beloved late husband marty's pots and pans visible on the kitche wall. this picasso piece set in the living room. and this print of a caricature from the "new york times" that once hung in her chambers brought in nearly $70,000. the proceeds will go to one of ginsburg'

the late supreme court justice ruther bader ginsburg's art collection and personal items go up for auction. >> o'donnell: few supreme court justices become household names, and even fewer, pop culture icons known by just their initials. the late justice ruther bader ginsburg, a.k.a. "the notorious r.b.g.," was one of a kind, and now you can own a piece of her history. here's cbs' jan crawford. >> i like this little vignette because it shows a little bit of everything of hers. >> reporter: "hers" refers to the late justice ruther bader ginsburg, and a little bit of everything is up for auction. so that's her ice bucket. >> yes, absolutely. everything in these two cabinets belonged to the justice. >> reporter: from picassos to the personal, says auction house owner elizabeth hainey wainstein. >> this was a drawing by her a. rorter: bubbie, like >> yes. everyone knows so much about her, her judicial career, but this has been a very personal side. >> reporter: this painting hung in her entryway, her beloved late husband marty's pots and pans visible on the kitchen wall. this picasso piece set