justice ginsberg: the late 1960's.o think about it when i was in sweden in the early 1960's. sweden was already much further than the united states in opening opportunities for women. so i've served how people were living, but i put it on the back burner. in the late 1960's, the women's movement can alive again -- came alive again, and my students propelled me into this line of inquiry. charlie: asking for legal advice? justice ginsberg: asking for a course on women and the law. so i went into the library and inside a month i had read every article and federal decision that had to do with gender-based differentials. it was no mean feat, there was precious little and all of it was bad. genderr lines based on the law draws is ok with the court. my students wanted to have a course on women in the law. i prepared for that. at the same time, new kinds of complaints were coming into the new jersey affiliate of the aclu. women who were schoolteachers and pregnant and were being forced onto so-called maternity leave as soon as

for her first show she interviewed supreme court justice ruth bader ginsberg. ((jane: we had the privilege of having two separate sit-downs. the first was in chambers which was pretty exciting for me brook: and rare jane: and rare. but more rare is to spend time at home with a suprem freezer and it's a very well organized, and all these little labeled meals that her daughter, who must have taken after her father, her daughter jane is a law professor at columbia, once a month comes down and cooks these great meals, freezes them, and then ruth bader ginsberg chooses a meal and puts it in the microwave and that's what she >> you can catch cbs sunday moning with jane pauley every sunday here on channel 8 at 7 a.m./// ((nia wong)) >> that's all the time we have for cky rosen, and as a computer programmer, i created apps... before they were lled "apps" and i learned there's always a smart solution. as president of my synagogue, we found a smart solution to rising energy costs... creating one of the largest solar projects in the state. in congress, i'll work with demo

ginsberg and commissioner. my name is leah raskin get community organizer with the san francisco bicycle coalition and on behalf of the organization and are 10,000+ members were here to convey our strong support for a lease agreement with lake merced recreation llc to operate and manage a facility in lake merced west in partnership with the sf yellow bike project. the lake merced recreation proposal would create space for grassroots community-based nonprofit that the bike in the hands of people who will benefit the most. while increasing recreational cycling opportunities for people who bike this popular and scenic route. the sf bike coalition is a long-standing partnership with the sf yellow bike project work community bike build program. they are trusted and astonished on profit organization promoting equitable access to bicycles and repair knowledge. making our city a better place in the process. this partnership has the potential to provide an affordable and hopi transportation choice to hundreds of san fra

ginsberg and commissioner. my name is leah raskin get community organizer with the san francisco bicycle coalition and on behalf of the organization and are 10,000+ members were here to convey our strong support for a lease agreement with lake merced recreation llc to operate and manage a facility in lake merced west in partnership with the sf yellow bike project. the lake merced recreation proposal would create space for grassroots community-based nonprofit that the bike in the hands of people who will benefit the most. while increasing recreational cycling opportunities for people who bike this popular and scenic route. the sf bike coalition is a long-standing partnership with the sf yellow bike project work community bike build program. they are trusted and astonished on profit organization promoting equitable access to bicycles and repair knowledge. making our city a better place in the process. this partnership has the potential to provide an affordable and hopi transportation choice to hundreds of san fra

ginsberg and commissioner. my name is leah raskin get community organizer with the san francisco bicycle coalition and on behalf of the organization and are 10,000+ members were here to convey our strong support for a lease agreement with lake merced recreation llc to operate and manage a facility in lake merced west in partnership with the sf yellow bike project. the lake merced recreation proposal would create space for grassroots community-based nonprofit that the bike in the hands of people who will benefit the most. while increasing recreational cycling opportunities for people who bike this popular and scenic route. the sf bike coalition is a long-standing partnership with the sf yellow bike project work community bike build program. they are trusted and astonished on profit organization promoting equitable access to bicycles and repair knowledge. making our city a better place in the process. this partnership has the potential to provide an affordable and hopi transportation choice to hundreds of san fra

maya rodriguez, 9news. >> ginsberg says after and check on the house. at 5:30 lester holt will be anchoring nbc nightly news from melbourne, florida, as hurricane matthew moves closer to the east coast. >>> temperatures were considerably cooler in the metro area. our biggest issue is do we need a jacket this weekend? danielle grant is in the 9news backyard. it's going to be colder tonight. >> we are looking at a situation possibility into this evening and overnight. you can see this will go into effect at midnight until 9 a.m. tomorrow morning encompassing really the entire i-25 corridor and points east as well. overnight lows dip to the upper 20s and low 30s. by tomorrow morning it will be brisk, certainly want the coat early on, but not so much in the afternoon. our average day for seeing our the latest november 15th. now we have clear skies, blue skies. our storm system is pushing out into kansas and oklahoma bringing them some severe weather. around here a few lingering snow showers up in the mountains. so again we're tracking a frosty start to the

that was republican lawyer ben ginsberg warning after the last debate that what the trump campaign and republicans were threatening in terms of this poll watching effort that trump keeps talking about out on the stump, he was saying that is a clear and present danger to the republican party because when they got in trouble for that with the court, they ended up signing a consent degree that prohibits them from doing any poll watching like this whatsoever because of their terrible history with this stuff. the republican national committee is banned from any election day poll watching stuff at all that in any way targets minority districts. they've been banned, legally banned from doing that stuff since the 1980s. and it's really important to them that they follow what they are legally bound to follow here because that consent decree restricts what they're allowed to do and that is finally due to expire next year. the only way it won't expire is if the court finds the republicans are violating it, that they are doing racist poll watching again in defiance of the court in which case that

. >> also ahead, supreme court justice ginsberg heavily criticizing colin kaepernick. the factor begins right now. >>> i'm bill o'reilly, thanks for watching us tons. the talking points memo will be a bit later on. the topic, how religious americans are processing donald trump right now. but first, a factor world exclusive. the first interview with donald trump after the "access hollywood" exposition. one ground rule i have put in, if at any time donald trump feels he is being treated unfairly he has been asked by me to say that. we have given the same courtesy to hillary clinton if she decides to come on. you tweeted today it is so nice that the shackles have been taken off me. i can now fight for america the way i want to. what exactly does that mean? >> well, we've been having a problem. we have millions and millions of followers. we set records in the primaries. we have a group of people that want to see america be great again, and paul ryan, you know, open borders and amnesty and lots of other -- and bad budgets by the way, very, very bad budgets. frankly, the onl

ginsbergs. >> dropping tunes. not really. >> yesterday, she released a now compilation of writings. my own words. we sat down with her weighing in on everything from the current presidential election to the controversy surrounding the national anthem. >> she was asked about the growing number of football players across the country who are following the lead of san francisco 49ers quarterback, kaepernick. >> for doing it? no. i think it's dumb and disrespectful, and the same -- i would have the same answer if you asked me about flag burning. i think it's a terrible thing to do, but i wouldn't lock a person up for doing it. if they want to be stupid, there's no law that should be prevented. if they want to be arrogant, there's no law that prevents >> all right. she's not mincing words on her opinion on it. >> no. it was all encompassing interview talking about donald trump's proposed muslim ban and mentioned she couldn't comment on that because it might be a real issue in front of the supreme court. she's 83 years old, and many wonder how much longer she'll stay on the bench, but she

ben ginsberg/ nbc news political analyst 1:05-1:10"it will take a really clicking final two weeks for him to be able to get to 270."with trump's money slowing down, a republican super-pac is now pouring 25 million dollars into senate races --hoping to hold onto ntrol in coress t use. tracie potts, nbc news, clinton has a former bush secry oflin powell her.ac potts in washington - back to you. o6 up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj 4 --some sports fans can be very superstitious. but this next story might make you a believer too...a prediction one chicago man his yebook... michael lee hate ion under his senior picture.... inof a prediction... which was yes later by a former classmat heit here first t was our year book from mission high school 1993 there is mike lee who currently lives in chicago and s brothed does too, chicago cubs here first. up next ont dareak on today's tmj4 --oklahoma police trying to gain ground on the search for a double murder suspect. where the investigation is taking them this morning. also-- fear the deer. the bucks hope to start their season off with a

ginsberg. my name is d sullivan. i want to speak about the metrics on maintenance as they exist right now. in my opinion leaders should really be about money spent per capita . that is the most direct and meaningful measures one of the most. why isn't it in here? the two metrics that are in your which are the park scores for maintenance and repair requests logged into the internal tma system as completed our indirect and much less reliable metrics. rpd says this project is not proposed because they don't know how much they spend for maintenance in any given part. can they actually be serious about this that they don't know how many gardeners, janitors and managers are allocated to each part? their tma system does not track time in the joe's associated with the job even if they don't have this information they need to figure it out now. how can they do a good job of managing our parks without it? i would suggest we use an area of maintenance were meaningful equity metrics such as janitorial hours per month for bathroo

. >>> ruth bader ginsberg called colin kaepernick's protest quote, dumb and disrespectful. >> she made the comments on "cbs this morning" on the release of her new book. >>> tiger woods return to golf is on hold. safeway open. he wasn't played since august 2015. >>> daniel craig back as bond despite he said he was going to play bond again? >> the best job in the world, he said, negotiation ploy, no set release date. >>> signs, signs everywhere, political signs, but one woman said several popped up on her private property and she where can it's not the use valley renters wato up and that makes things tougher for hardworking arizona families. we're live to explain why, jason? >> it comes down to math. there aren't enough apartments and homes to meet demand and that's drives rent up. >> they've been skyrocketed for a while. with the average rent up 7% since last year. better. the real estate website predicts 4.6% hike in the next 12 months for the phoenix metro area. >> some are looking to buy a house. >> it's expensive compared to buying and paying a mortgage and 100% lost money but with

>> cannot wait, michael steele and ben ginsberg. tuned in this wednesday live at the university of nevada, las vegas, 9:00 p.m. at eastern and followed by late night coverage with our post debate team. again, it is the third and final one. donald trump says he's the victim and the women accusing him of sexual misconducts are part of the media conspiracy, we'll talk with the trump's adviser why he's lashing out of his victims and another week of those wikileakse. we'll look at those e-mails. can you believe it? 22 days away from the election. early voters are starting in a lot of states all right. you are watching msnbc, the place for politics. here i am... building a jet engine. we've been hearing so much about how you're a digital company, so you can see our confusion. ge is an industrial company that actually builds world-changing machines. machines that can also communicate digitally. like robots. did you build that robot? that's not a robot, that's my coworker earl. he builds jet engines with his human hands. what about that rob

it tells the story of her grandmother, rosa ginsberg, a shanghai jewish that was held at the island for a period of time before being released to come into san francisco. heather grew up not knowing the story of her grandmother, but only after her grandmother passed away and she began to look through her belongings that the story began to emerge, and heather was fascinated. she started doing research and went to the angel island, trying to track down the story of her grandmother, and now she has transformed it into a musical piece.>> fascinating. from the historic perspective, for those that don't know, before mainland china became communists, it was a vacation spot for many that lived in russia. and among those in russia were jewish individuals that came to shanghai for vacation, and often shanghai was the state than before world war ii for the jewish on where to settle. we call those that went to the shanghai and into the united states as shanghai jews. and her grandmother came to the u. s. for that specific realm, fascinating. does she work with the museum on the pieces, or does she

. >>> from the supreme court to the stage you'll soon be able to see justice ruth bader ginsberg in a new she'll make her debut next month in the daughter of the regiment. the 83-year-old will play a nonsinging role. one that's known for bringing laughs to audiences. the washington national opera said ginsberg turned down the chance to perform in all eight shows, but will take the stage opening night, november 12th. >>> well a personal tragedy rocked the life of an alexandria police officer. but it also motivated him to reports, the officers is being honored. >> here on the alexandria streets where he's been patrolling for 20 years, they know him as officer benny, he starts each day checking in on homeless residents, bringing them clothes. >> they're the forgotten souls that's out here and they're so helpful. and they could be anybody. >> sharon adams runs the homeless shelter in alexandria. >> we don't look at him as an officer, we look at him as our friend. >> officer benny evans started focusing on the homeless about eight years ago. >> myself and a couple of other officers got out

. >> it's not the first time ginsberg made personal waves, if july, she expressed her regret after insult donald trump. >>> scientists are making an obstacle. a new study finds long-term impaired decision-making from the sides of the cancer risks. no need to worry about the astronauts on the international space station. it stays within the earth's magnetic field. >>> water cooler chats may be getting more casual. younger workers are more likely to swear in the office tan older colleagues. nearly two-thirds have women less bothered by profanity tan men. 41% think it may cross a line of professionalism. i'm not a mill lel lennial. occasionally i have a few words. >> in the new business here under 30 rock, never hear those four-letter words. >> not that i know of him i think the newsroom should be a clean environment. >> thanks for watching "early got you covered. this is today in iowa." now on today in iowa -- we are nearing the home stretch -- and the candidates -- and their campaigns are once again setting their sights on iowa. we're learning about more campaign stops in the state this we

ben ginsberg, as always, thank you for helping us to understand this.reat to see you. >> we are learning that al gore is going to be hitting the campaign trail for hillary clinton. we will talk about that with a clinton supporter. and vp nominee mike pence said that he was offended by trump's words and action, and so what happens next? you will watching the site of the second presidential debate coming up tonight. we are live in st. louis. stay with us. is it a professor who never stops being a student? is it a caregiver determined to take care of her own? or is it a lifetime of work that blazes the path to your passions? your personal success takes a financial partner 80% of recurrent ischemic, strokes could be prevented. who learmore atiaa.orgas you do. and i'm doing all i can to help prevent another one. a bayer aspirin regimen is one of those steps in helping prevent another stroke. a be sure to talk to your doctor is one of those steps before you begin an aspirin regimen. >>> the site of the presidential debate where the students cannot wait for th

.>>> weighing in about colin kaepernick national anthem protest and the reason that ruth seiter ginsberg is calling this dumb and disrespectful. >>> looking at a commute that is still doing okay on 80 westbound coming around the corner to the bay bridge, and i will tell you more about the commute coming up.>>> a big cooling trend continuing with temperatures in the 70s, and in the 90s two days ago with rain on the way. ♪ the moments that connect us don't happen overnight. they happen one morning at a time, and one cup at a time. folgers, the best part of wakin' up. >>> firefighters battling the fire in napa county an evacuation orders in place in the wine country.>>> a drive to the right, and it is out. >> i hope you stayed up, but if you did not, the giants show they still have magic left, and we show you the ups and downs that led to the extra inning win for the giants over the cubs. >>> mornings on 2 continues. [ music playing ]. >> "don't stop believing." a beautiful shot around the bay area.>>> welcome back to mornings on 2 on this tuesday, october 11, and i am pam cook. >> the air

. >> now i want to turn to ben ginsbe ginsberg.g back to george bush getting re-elected over john kerry. they had trouble accepting the results, we've seen that before from supporters of candidates, we've seen that from both parties. the candidate himself, and before the election coming out and basically saying, this election we're about to have, forget about it, not going to be fair. >> yes, that's true. what's going to happen in the polls isn't going to happen in the polls. you have to have some proof for that, you're in a pre-election phase that we've seen before. what will happen in the polls is what always happens in the polls is a fair election with a few mistakes. >> will trump supporters given the way he's talking right now -- will that make it hard for them to accept what you're saying, though? >>. >> i think ultimately when you see the results, that's what people accept in this country. whether it's 534 votes in florida that got george w. bush the election or a landslide. >> what responsibility in the event that we wake u

. >>> supreme court justice route baileder ginsberg has a strong opinion on the protests started by san francisco 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick. in an interview with yahoo he said his decision to not stand for the national anthem is, quote, dumb and disrespectful. ginsberg feels the same way about flag-burning but doesn't believe either of the acts rises to a criminal level. >>> tiger woods has officially withdrawn from the safeway open in napa three days before the start of the tournament. woods last week announced he would play in the pro-am game with golden state warrior steph curry. he hasn't competed since august of 2005 because of two back surgery. woods apologized in a statement today writing i feel strong, but my game is vulnerable and not where it needs to be. this isn't what i wanted to happen, but i will continue to strive to be able to play tournament golf. >> coming up at 4:00, a big blow for samsung. it's temporarily stopping sales of its problematic esphones. what you need to know if you have one. >> reporter: hello, i'm mike shumann live at at&t park as we get set f

justice ruth bader ginsberg's newest book "my own words," and much more. >> sreenivasan: we return toace for the white house, with election day now four weeks away. john yang looks at the growing split within the republican party. >> yang: with the mass defection of high-profile republicans from their presidential nominee, has the divide between donald trump and the gop establishment become irreconcilable? we explore that question now with tom davis, a former member of congress who was in charge of electing republicanns to the trump's virginia state chairman. mr. davis, let me start with you. the house speaker this morning said he's not going to defend donald trump, he's not going to campaign with him, he's going to focus on the house and senate. is he saying he thinks the presidential race is over? >> no, i think he's saying he wants to make sure the house republicans get reelected and he has a house ma jomplet this isn't different than what he was telling the house a month ago, you have to look after your own district. in some districts donald trump will be doing good and in some he

. >>> supreme court justice ruth bader ginsberg is throwing a flag at colin kaepernick. she called the 49er quarterback, dumb and disrespectful for refusing to stand during the national anthem. kaepernick refused to stand due to what he calls racial oppression in the u.s. other athletes have followed his arrogant. >>> lawmakers began their special session. on the table, a tax hike. some of the top figures said the state can't afford to turn this opportunity down. the plan to boost the room tax for both projects, it's the stadium that's getting much of the attention. the raiders say they will come here if we build it, but it would require a $750 million public contribution. billionaire, sheldon adelson, and the raide the rest. >> we have a billionaire worth $32 billion, sheldon adelson, asking for a $750 million taxpayer buyout, handout. that's ridiculous. >> this will bring more jobs, more diversity to the economy, and there is business here that can be done and this is exactly what these room taxes were designed to do. >> that's the head of mgm convention center expansi

streak justice ruth baeder ginsberg offered her thoughts on san francisco quarterback colin kaepernickral justice says the act of not standing during the national anthem is in her words dumb and disrespectful. kaepernick started the protest in august. other players across the country he have since joined in. >>> the 2016 american music award nominations are out and drake is up for a record breaking 13 awards. the canadian rapper shatter michael jackson's 1984 mark of 11 nominations in a single year. drake had to cancel the rest of his summer tour because of an ongoing ankle injury and that includes the october 13th show here in philadelphia. >>> philadelphia native kevin hart is now a hollywood star. the actor and comedian celebrated his big moment along the hollywood walk of fame yesterday he posed with the proclamation and a replica his star. forbes ranked heart as the world's highest paid comedian this year and that breaks jerry seinfeld's decades long reign. >> coming up on "action news" police arrested more than two dozen people as they protest the dakota access pipeline. one of t

. >> during the interview wishe laughed off a tweet from donald trump when he said ginsberg should resignuse her, quote, mind is shot. >>> 5:15. water rescue teams will be back at work this morning in eastern north carolina as floodwaters from hurricane matthew continue to wreak havoc on the state. the storm dumped more than a foot of rain, triggering massive flooding. at least 23 people have died -- have been killed in the u.s. rather. more than half of those in north carolina. matthew dumped 14.6 million gallons of water on the southeast. thousands are cleaning up from the disaster. >> there are things that can be cleaned and saved but just about everything is gone. >> it took my boat uniout of th yard. it took a bench and cart from my lawnmower and took it almost to the dam. i didn't find the cart but i found my boat in somebody's yard. >> nearly a million people in north and south carolina are still without power. >>> now to news in delaware, a church in dover is fighting for the right to help the homeless. let me explain. the victory church has been warned it will be fined $100 a day

transportation leader director reiskin and our superintendent lee and rec and parks director phil ginsberg. thank you all for being here with us this morning and i'm probably forgetting a few people, but i especially want to thank the school for hosting us this morning and principal chang and nurse catia has been amazing so let's give a round of applause for the school! [ applause ] >> so as the mayor mentioned for all of you voters and future voters out there, there are some really important measures on the ballot that i want to encourage you to take a look at. because these will help make our streets safe and those are propositions j and k and make sure you take a look at those before you go to vote. and i also want to encourage all of you to get active, follow manuel's advice, try to get out and try walking once this week. if you haven't already today. do it more often, if you already do it sometimes. to try to get out there and move your feet. i want to especially thank you our vision zero hero - have you met the vision zero hero? >> hi everybody ! so vision zero hero, what do we want?

tonight we are joined by tom ginsberg the purpose of international law at the wall schoolawschool that is graciousy presenting the program please join me in welcoming them now. [applause] without further ado i thought i would plunge into the question alternating between the judge and the biographer. when you were at the age of some of the people in this room as an undergraduate and the biography tells us you were a fabulous scholar interested in literatu literature, what made you decide to go to law school clinics debate co? >> it was always the default graduate choice for a college graduate and my father was a lawyer and i gave some thought to going to graduate school and decided it wasn't for me so i don't think that i could consider anything else. >> harvard law school seems to have a formative impression on you i suppose and launch your trajectory. can you tell us about the academic experience? >> it's mixed, but they did something clever. they stacked their best teachers into the first year of law school, so that was very clever, got a good start. the second and third years were n

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ginsberg and mr. bauer might follow up on this question the young man asked about whether or not you think the call for outside monitors is going to materialize into any potential problems on election day and generally from the panel, i am curious. you have done so much work it so much has been done to try and improve confidence in the elections, yet the public has less confidence this year than they have ever had in the results. why do you think that is the case? >> woody mean by outside monitors? -- what do you mean by outside monitors? the state apartment program, just common go watch the polls. has provisions in its law to allow parties and candidates to observe the procedure. that is part of what authenticates the election. you have list of poll watchers or monitors, they are different things in different states. law allows that to happen for the sound public policy reason of meeting by into the results. each state also has the set of procedures were you cannot politick near the polls and you the

for, the supreme court is not bound boy the canon of judicial effort and that is why ruth bader ginsberg didn't do anything wrong saying anything about trump. >> host: up next, dave from jacksonville florida on our independent line. jam you are on with james zirin. >> caller: hi, it is great to see somebody with your intelligence and non-bias and polarity on there to discuss a subject like this. in my studies, i believe that the fathers in the constitution meant to be interpreted to fit the times and not be a static document. along those lines, are we still having the madison-jefferson push and pull with state rights between the conservatives and the liberals? >> guest: i think that is right. remember, jefferson was not involved in the drafting of the constitution. he was over in france at the time. so it was mainly madison and hamilton although washington and john jay, the first chief justice, put the ore in the water. i think the problem they faced was they had to get a government in drafting a win constitution and realized there were many issues, mainly race, that would be have been l

even supreme court justice ginsberg weighed in. >> it's disrespectful. >> reporter: later she said her comments were too harsh. on kaepernick's game, he made clear the message is still very much in play. steve patterson, nbc news, los angeles. >>> it's no secret the late robin williams was a cycling enthue enthusiast. his family is now selling his collection. you can find them on kntv.com. calf who was caught in mnettingd coast. >>> a mother humpback whale getting some help rescuing her calf who was caught netting off australia's gold coast. a team of rescuers got to work cutting that net away. the mama stayed next to her calf the whole time, pushing her out of the water so she could breathe. before long both were on their way, both in good health. that netting that the shark was tangled up in was in the area to keep sharks at bay. >> rob is filling in for carrie who is on maternity leave. >> we'll see a chance of some showers, especially on the north bay. east bay hill tops as the sierras finally get some snow. rain goes away. temperatures in the 70s and 80s returning inland starting

struck question number two what did justice ginsberg say about trump? >> she was forced to apologize but these are statements that should not have been made. >> she called him a figure saying that he has no consistency about and what does this mean? >> has said this word on several occasions but there is a chance he could be saying big league. either way dictionary.com tweeted out the meaning of this word saying it is they add verb of the word big or huge. the number four google question about donald trump, did he really call clinton a nasty as will donald's. but what we want to do is to replenish. >> yes. yes he did. the big questions that were googled about hillary clinton, first, number one, what does roe versus wade mean, the woman's right to choose when it comes to abortion. clinton's stance on this. >> the government has no business in the decisions that women make with in accordance with their faith with medical advice. >> a conversation last night about the clinton foundation so what really happened? there have been allegations of pay to play of

something exceptional or extraordinary the exceptional or extraordinary is to look at dense phil ginsberghe city in a manner that the additional of 19 homicide square feet in rh1 should at a minimum create an additional unit or two i think when you look at the existing plans and that's where we start i can understand you'll want to widen or eliminate an angle or create a larger bathroom just to make that easier to get in there with a walker or whatever when you get older, however, the size of the existing part of property seems to be sufficient for me to make those teaches adjustment the lower unit at the nine hundred and 98 square feet and currently unbuilt space and upper unit with 11 hundred square feet plus it is sufficient for the extended family they operate as a units the plans as submitted somehow for me fall short avenue credible depiction of a family electing take you guys through one thing accessibility the elevator is about 46 feet away from what granny gets out of her car walks to the rear of the end of the property and when she gets into the elevator ends up in bedrooms that

that's why ginsberg really didn't do anything wrong when she was critical of trump. all the other federal judges are bound by those cannons, but the supreme court is not. but the appearance of impropriety is great and i think the activities of thomas' wife are unfortunate because they give ground to the very criticism you have made of him. host: next we have dave calling in from jacksonville, florida, on our independent line. you're on with jim zirin. caller: high, it's great to see somebody -- hi, it's great to see somebody with your intelligence and nonbias or poe laret-- poe layerity on there to on uss this -- polarity there to discuss this. the fathers of our constitution meant for it to be indoor in that it just wasn't a static document. it was meant to be interpreted to fit the times. along those lines are we still having the madison-jefferson push and pull with states rights between the conservatives and liberals? guest: i think that's right. remember jefferson was not involved in the drafting of the constitution. he was over in france at the time. so it was m

transportation leader director reiskin and our superintendent lee and rec and parks director phil ginsberg. thank you all for being here with us this morning and i'm probably forgetting a few people, but i especially want to thank the school for hosting us this morning and principal chang and nurse catia has been amazing so let's give a round of applause for the school! [ applause ] >> so as the mayor mentioned for all of you voters and future voters out there, there are some really important measures on the ballot that i want to encourage you to take a look at. because these will help make our streets safe and those are propositions j and k and make sure you take a look at those before you go to vote. and i also want to encourage all of you to get active, follow manuel's advice, try to get out and try walking once this week. if you haven't already today. do it more often, if you already do it sometimes. to try to get out there and move your feet. i want to especially thank you our vision zero hero - have you met the vision zero hero? >> hi everybody ! so vision zero hero, what do we want?

thank you all, michael steele, as my friend always here, my new friend ben begin -- ben ginsberg, my old friend. you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. egin -- ben , my old friend. you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. gin -- ben g my old friend. you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. in -- ben gi my old friend. you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. >>> election diary wednesday, october 19, 2016. as i said, tonight's big casino, the betting odds are so bad for donald trump that he has to bet big and hope it's i had night. right now you bet a dollar on donald trump this election, you win four. that means he's got one chance in five chances to come out on top on election night. what would you do? would you throw everything you have at his rival secretary clinton or concentrate your attack on one key target, this murky deal with the e-mail dealing with benghazi and the former fbi agent who said he saw a quid pro quo to cover it all up? i'm going to get on the benghazi e-mail. i'll double down, triple down on it because it gets to cli

shift the court in a liberal direction for a generation and she may -- you think about it, justice ginsberg, justice breyer and kennedy are all in their 80s. they could retire at any time. she could potentially nominate four supreme court judges. this implosion trump is having is horrific. the fox news poll shows that almost 50% of republicans wish somebody es was their nominee. and they're right. if scott walker or marco rubio in george pataki was running right now he would be crushing hillary clinton. but donald trump seems to be the only one who can save hillary clinton from herself. >> moe, do you think there's any chance that the democrats take the senate and or the house? >> i sense sort of a balance in democrats over the past week. there are a number of senate races and house races that weren't top tier that suddenly democrats are starting to invest money in. it's certainly looking doable. >> good to see you both. >>> one of the most explosive charges against trump comes from a people magazine reporter saying frusay ing trump groped her at mar-a-lago. the deputy deposit tore from peo

. >> also this morning supreme court justice ruth bader ginsberg is criticizing the national anthem protest. the 83-year-old said it's dumb and disrespectful. but she said she wouldn't necessarily lock a person up for doing it. the demonstration started in social injustice in the u.s. and other players have joined that protest. >>> actor arrested during pipeline protest in north dakota. but her encounter on facebook live as police took her away in handcuffs. she was more than 200 people protesting the 3.7 billion pipeline project in that state. >>> still ahead this morning on 7news "today in new england." >>> a true red sox fan. ben afflecs loves the sox. catching a premier of the >> clear skies last night allowing for cool overnight and frosty start this morning. clear skies will allow us to warm up this afternoon. look at the 7-day forecast, in new hampshire, maggie hassan cut taxes for small businesses, protected education... created jobs. in washington, what's kelly ayotte done? voted to cut college grants, cut medicare. but kelly ayotte voted to protect tax breaks for millionaires and

you cannot be a vigilante, you cannot walk into a polling place -- >> ben ginsberg, thank you for clarifying that. >> i have been following this at the local levels and some of these states where they know they had a lot of advertising and there is been issues that's raised by pence and trump that people need to get out. by which he did not mean by voting. h he's making illusion of people going out and getting involved. i don't know what he means. in some state, one of the worse by local law enforcement, there is a lot of open carries states now. >> that's a big steve smith's. >> in some placing of a polling place or a church or a state building, some place where you got to carve out that it cannot be an opened carry place. they're worry what people are going to do people going out and inspired and loosely directly by the trump campaign with guns and supervise the process of people voting and watching out where it is going wrong. that should be an act of joy and -- it should not be an act of bravery >> people standing by to talk to us and that's presidential historia historian, michael. >> t

. >> i think justice the ginsberg is hamm. the voir dire line are all due process case. the nothing singles out race. but this court's opinion does and it says the structure and the unique problem of race in our history and our society requires special medicine. >> do you think the entire body of law in connection with racial discrimination is the problem and apply that to your case. you have a very offensive and direct appeal to race. what if it's, oh, you know, he's from that neighborhood. i know people -- people from that neighborhood always commit crimes like this. obviously that could well be challenged as based on race. does that -- do you impeach the secrecy of the jury proceeding for something like that? >> to be asking them to decide the case based on rarely bias. remember. >> it's very different from the first. >> i'm sorry if i confused the court. the key when you're talk the building people such as from that neighborhood whether or not it is understood as race-based as opposed to something else. >> i like the second better. otherwise, you have a hearing in ev

what may seem an unlikely statement from one of the most liberal supreme court justices, ruth bader ginsberg has weighed in on the colin kaepernick kneeling during the anthem controversy, dumb and d disrespectful. last night the most tweeted ever, by the end of the night 17 million tweets related to the debate were sent out. trump disagreeing with running mate pence over syria was the top moment. and this may be the most ludicrous fact check of all time. trump said hillary clinton and her e-mail service acid washed it. he called it a very expensive process but the company says it is free. we'll catch up with the candidates on the trail shortly. before we go to break we wanted you to see part of last night's debate you might have missed. watch this. ♪ >> hello. hello. ♪ now i've had the time of my life ♪ ♪ no, i never felt like this before ♪ ♪ yes, i swear it's the truth and i owe it all to you ♪ ♪ because i've had the time of my life ♪ ♪ and i owe it all to you ♪ i've been waiting for soong now i've finally found someone to stand by me ♪ ♪ saw the writing on the wall felt this magical fantas

. >>> supreme court court justice ruth bader ginsberg apologizing for remarks about national anthem protests by athletes. the justice called those protests by colin kaepernick down and disrespectful. the jus sis saying her comments were inappropriately dismissive and harsh and she should have declined commenting on the cop topic. now back to "hannity." you're watching the most powerful name in news, fox news channel. have a great night. >>> the media is covering up for the clintons. and there are many crimes against so many people. the wikileaks documents shows how the media con spires and collaborates including giving the questions and answers to hillary clinton before the debate. okay? last night we had a massive crowd of over 20,000 people in cincinnati, filled up an arena. and the media won't even talk about the size of the crowd, the enthusiasm of the crowd, the corrupt media is trying to do everything in their power to stop our movement, believe me. they don't want this happening. carlos slim, largest donor of the paper from mexico, reporters at the "the new york times," they're not jo