of babe ruth's parents and i called one of his granddaughters and she said, they were not separated, they were divorced. all i had to do was go into the maryland state archives and type georgermann ruth senior v. katie ruth, and there popped up the entire dossier of their divorce, including arrests records, graphic testimony and depositions, george ruth the worst possible terms. he says, she is lousy and the kids are lousy. it is not surprising that once she was out of the way that he just sort of cast his son aside. what i keep going back to, as a writer and a mother, is what must it have felt like to be seven years old and unwanted? only two of their children left and they still did not want him. they sent him to this institution, which probably saved his life in a lot of ways, it was not warm and fuzzy. he lived in overcrowded dorms, each floor was supposed to accommodate 90 kids and instead there was maybe 130. they slept on wrought-iron cots arranged in rows, and there was just enough room between them for a bent-wood chair and nothing personal. it's not like anybody had a teddy bear. what he learned was how to be public. brian: we are out of time, but before somebody

george excuse me i'm speaking scuse me ruth george w. bush when trent lott said something that was even remotely. remotely racist george w. bush called it out and you know marginalize trent lott however the republican party has changed since then and they told these guys that's how guys like arthur jones and corey stewart run as republicans even though they're known white supremacists this is why you know you have white supremacist descend on washington d.c. but to say hey i'll try but you know until the public can say nothing about you know that's that's what's problematic the problem problematic here is the debt democrats say nothing about it the democrats and the left always play the race card now they always play the massage me card no it's there that's the there that's the flush they hold in their hand because they don't have any good ideas to improve the life of people all they do is i want to run the same race your rate is so poor massaging this they don't that's all you do that's all i hear from c.n.n. and twenty four seven ok th

george? >> all right, martha, thanks very much. >>> we're going to stay in washington and get the latest on ruth bader ginsburg.other session of oral arguments gets under way, ginsburg is home recovering from cancer surgery. doctors removed two cancerous lesions from her lungs and she missed oral arguments but still participating in cases remotely and no sign she's leaving any time soon. she has hired law clerks through the year 2020. michael? >> all right, thank you, george. >>> now to a break in that mysterious murder of a father who was shot dead in his tent while camping with his two daughters in california. abc's kayna whitworth joins us now from calabasas. and kayna, it turns out, the suspect was already in police custody. >> reporter: yeah, michael, good morning. authorities arrested anthony rauda and he's been in custody ever since and the campground has remained closed. well, now, this morning, he's facing a murder charge and more than a dozen others. this morning, a break in a case that terrified people near this popular calabasas park for years. 42-year-old anthony rauda charged with murdering trista