Tonight, we're here at the Supreme Court.

President Trump says he'll name his nominee by the end of the week, as the nation remembers Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.

Tributes pour in for the liberal icon, as the president says he wants his pick confirmed before election day on November 3rd.

Tonight, the two women who are frontrunners and how they could cement

conservative control of the nation's highest court for a generation. Plus, our exclusive interview

with Vice President Mike Pence, do you want a justice who will help strike down the Affordable Care Act?

The battle over the Supreme Court and the election.

Will the president's pick energized suburban women and which party has seen a spike in campaign

donations?

A heartbreaking milestone.

The U.S. death toll about to pass 200,000 plus new confusion from the CDC, why it suddenly took down new guidance on how the virus is spread.

A state of emergency is tropical storm beta makes landfall, bringing more torrential rain to the Gulf Coast.

Ellen returns with an apology after allegations of a toxic work environment at her show.

And Ruth Bader Ginsburg, in her own words, on fighting for justice and her encouragement to think outside yourself.

This is the CBS evening news with Nora O'Donnell, Reporting tonight from the Supreme Court.

Good evening and thank you for joining us.

The Supreme Court building behind me where Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg argued landmark cases

and later issued historic decisions.

Tonight is once again at the center of a monumental battle,

the presidential election.

President Trump says tonight he'll appoint a woman to replace Justice Ginsburg, and he'll do it by Saturday, just a week

after the 87-year-old liberal heroine died. The Republican leader of the Senate says he'll confirm

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