our staff, led by david ginsberg, would present that day. we met for 44 straight days as i said to read and revise and amenity and vote on the report. and we would have before us a draft of that second. we would read it, and david ginsberg would read it allowed at the same time, and then we would discuss it and amend it perhaps and then vote on it. that is the draft there was until we finally had a completed draft. >> i wish every humphrey tonight could -- humphrey student could hear you say that. the writer writes there were two black men and one white only on the commission. tell us how they voted? >> the vote of 6-5 was me and john lindsay, otto kerner generally voted only in case of a tie, but he voted affirmative on that issue. roy wilkins, ed puerto rico. and most of the time herbert jenkins. is that six? the five often did not, on the it have issues, eventually came along. katherine was a good person, but she was thinking about running for senate. she was secretary of state in kentucky, and i think she was more worried than i should h

phil ginsberg in rec and park.sfpd and the things that we have to do to keep this city safe is work with other community partnering. this has really changed the game at civic center commons, so phil and your team, thank you for that. so if you've walked around the area in the last month or so, you've probably noticed some differences. we have committed as a city to really take care of what i believe is the front yard of our city government. this is the front yard of city government. the mayor has made it a top priority, we have made it a top priority, of course, because the mayor made it a top priority. but even with that being said, it takes a community to make this happen. you did see san francisco police officers in tenderloin district that starts right across the street along with a whole host of city departments, department of public health and city housing. department of public health, we know we have to work together to make our city safer, cleaner and really restore of beauty of what this city is all about.

. >> ruth ginsberg. >> you are -- >> ruth ginsberg and the rapper ginsberg -- live ginsberg and a --urg. live ginsburg and a ride for ginsberg. >> i sure hope rbg got a chance to see that just to know how much people are pulling for her. word is she's recovering. >> she's supposed to be back on the court on november 26th. >> after thanksgiving. >> quite a catchy tune. >> yes. >> ride for ginsberg. >> it's going to capture head zblooins perha -- headlines. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." here are three things you should know. rain could cause major problems later this week for areas devastated by the deadly california wildfires and it will douse the flames and help firefighters. it could also, though, cause flooding, rockslides, and mudslides. the national weather service warns rain may bring strong winds which is not good. it's forecast to start on wednesday. >>> a new experimental treatment could be a break through for people with severe peanut allergies. researchers slowly expose patients to small doses of peanut protein. after a year, 67% of children could tolerate the equ

supreme court, 85-year-old ruth bader ginsberg is in the hospital.ording to reporting from the high court, justice ginsberg fell last night and broke three ribs. she checked into the hospital this morning. we don't yet have reporting on how bad the fractures are or what doctors are saying about her progress. the injury made her miss a welcome ceremony for the supreme court newest members, justice brett kavanaugh. jillian turner reporting. >> as of now, justice ginsberg is under close observation at george washington university hospital in downtown washington d.c. right now, the hospital refusing to provide any comments on her condition. we know she suffered a fall while working here last night. she went home after the fall but after experiencing pain and discomfort throughout much of the evening, she checked into the hospital this morning. tests showed she fractured three ribs on her left side. she was slated to attend justice kavanaugh's ceremony this morning. president trump attended the ceremony and as did the acting attorney general, matt. despit

her nephew says that ginsberg is up and working and cracking jokes.f course she is. >>> coming up on "the morning news" now, curbing e-cigarettes. the government is set to announce strict limits on the fast-growing industry. and questionable footage. a clip of a white house inciden distributed by the trump administration appears to be doctored. this is the "cbs morning news." (acapella) shhhh! (avo) new nyquil severe with vicks vapocool. the vaporizing, nighttime, coughing, aching, stuffy head, best sleep with a cold, medicine. let's talk about thisd when we meet next week. edward jones came to manage a trillion dollars in assets under care by focusing our mind on whatever's on yours. you don't see psoriasis. you see clear skin. you see me. but if you saw me before cosentyx... ♪ i was covered. it was awful. but i didn't give up. i kept fighting. i got clear skin with cosentyx. 3 years and counting. clear skin can last. see if cosentyx could make a difference for you. cosentyx is proven to help people with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis find clear

what is the latest you heard about the condition of justice ginsberg?reporter: the justice did suffer a fall while she was here at her supreme court office. she went home afterwards though after reportedly spending much of the night in discomfort and pain. she checked into george washington hospital here in downtown d.c. very early this morning. the test show she had fractured three ribs. she is still in the hospital under observation. justice ginsburg juster iffed with some ill health, bouts with colon and pancreatic cancer. she was back at work. work out with a personal trainer several days a week, dana. >> dana: my niece there in washington, d.c. wanted her book. brett kavanaugh was sworn in at the supreme court today? >> dana: he was. justice ginsburg was slated to rule over the -- president trump attended the ceremony as did t matthew whitaker just yesterday replaced jeff sessions. >> we are praying for her. we know how tough she is. i got to see her just a few weeks ago here at the swearing in of justice kavanaugh. i hope she has a full and speedy

we will have an updatealon a a the appeals court ruled that the later ginsberg is in the hospital right now. the 85-year-old fractured three ribs after falling in her office last night. she went home after the fall and was taken to the hospital this morning when she was experiencing disc comfort. she has been on the high court -- discomfort. she has been on the high court for many years. >>> president trump announced jeff sessions was resigning. he has expressed his frustration with sessions for not recusing himself from the russia investigation. this sparked concerned that this is a preemptiveio ey arllin nds e being planned in support of robert mueller. rallies will be held in san francisco, alamepm.>>> a live l at&t park where public memorial is taking place for willie mccovey. the san francisco giant died at stamford hospital last week after battling several health issues recently. he was 80 years old. fans have been laying flowers and wreaths on his statue that will live forever in mccovey cove. >>> a check on whether with mary. you warned us about this high fire danger. it is affe

supreme court justice ruth bader ginsberg has been rushed to the hospital this morning after breaking three of her ribs in a fall. the 85-year-old justice ginsberg has served on the high court since 1993 when she was appointed by president clinton. we'll bring you more details as they become available. >>> the white house correspondents association is blasting the trump administration's decision to revoke the credential of a cnn reporter. >> that's enough! that's enough. that's enough. that's enough. [ jim acosta continuing to interrupt and trying to ask questions ] >>> jim acosta and his credentials revoked after this exchange when he was asking about the caravan. the association said: such interactions, however uncomfortable they may appear to be, help define the strength of our national institutions. we urge the white house to immediately reverse this weak and misguided action." earlier in the d ess secret h sanders claimed acosta was ggressor -- twee "president trump believes in a ee press and e >> earlier this is day, press secretary sarah sanders said acosta was the aggressor tw

you literally wrote the book on ruth bader ginsberg. tell me about the reaction from her latest health care. >> from the moment that i woke up, i started getting panicked messages from the many people out there who love justice ginzberg. they're of course, concerned, when they see a headline that says she's in the hospital. but that said, i am here to reassure all of justice ginsberg's fans, she has certainly been through worse. she is extremely resilient. i actually just this evening spoke to her trainer, brian johnson, author of "the rbg workout." and i can exclusively report that he is not worried. so, if her trainer is not worried, i am not worried. he calls her tough as nails and says he's pretty sure he's going to have to hold her back from doing more push-ups. >> oh, my god, okay. let's talk about, she's been through -- this is the first time she's had a major medical scare. can you tell us more about her health history? >> she has had some serious bouts with hospitalization in the past. in 1999, she had colorectal cancer. about

plus supreme court justice ruth bader ginsberg is in the hospital currently with an injury. we'll have the latest details coming up. >> are we approaching a constitutional crisis? >> i think we're on the verge of that. i think it's a big mistake to let jeff sessions go. i understand the mueller investigation is wrapping up. you ought to have the team in place to wrap it up so there is no questions. looking like it all has been tilted one way or the other is wrong. connell: senator joe manchin reelected in west virginia, joining what seems to be a growing list of warning of a cron constitutional crisis if president trump's firing of attorney general jeff sessions interfees with the russia investigation. we talk about with john malcolm, heritage foundation, senior legal fellow and former justice department in the criminal division. we appreciate you coming on. with where do you understand whether we're approaching what is being described as a constitutional crisis. is that a legit worry? >> really don't think so. at very least premature and probably somewhat farfetched. rumor

. >>> chief justice ginsberg is recovering from breaking three ribs. she's in the hospital and she's up and working and actually making jokes about the injury. progressives are hoping she's in good health and will not step down from the court. her injury has prompted a political conversation on twitter. and one activists said she can have her ribs, and even her links. we wish her a speedy recovery but when she regains her health we would like her to retire. >>> and president trump plans to make the asylum rules tougher. they won't be able to claim asylum, only people who cross at official border crossings will be processed. it's the way to stop the caravan coming from south america. >>> and they upheld a ruling against the trump administration in their efforts to end daca, the deferred action for childhood arrivals program. the case will go to the supreme court which could affirm that d daca protection about 600,000 immigrants who were brought to the us illegally as children from being deported. president trump's plan to end daca has been on hold since

it's back to work for supreme court justice ruth bader ginsberg, who returned home today after a briefospition. justice ginsberg's nephew said the 85-year-old is working, and "cracking jokes," after a fall that fractured three of heribs this week. supreme court sessions resume on late this month. and on wall street today, the dow jones industrial average ltsost 201 poo close at 25,989. the nasdaq fell 124 points to close at 7,406. the s&p 500 fell 25 points. however, for the week, all indexes were up: t dow up 2.8%, the s&p 500 up 2.1%, and the naaq up 0.7%. ill to come on the newshour: tensions rising over several still-undecided midterm election races. e we remember thctims of the latest mass shooting in the rkited states. hields and david brooks offer their perspective on the week's political news. plus, much more. >> nawaz: it's three days after the midterm election, and voters onin several states still know who will be representing them in congress come january. lisa desjardins reports on the ongoing, and contentious, ballot-counting process. >> desjardins: in florida, political d

babe ruth, elvis presley and supreme court justice antonin scalia, and in the front, ruth baden ginsberg, the president today welcoming her back. >>> there is more ahead on friday. the suspected serial killer and admitting to 90 murders nationwide. and a thanksgiving feast almost here. the cdc warning about turkey and salmonella. we will have the latest. >>> your money, black friday one week away and the one step you can take right now online to ensure you will get the lowest price. and we celebrate the man behind so many classics from butch cassidy and the sun dance kid to the princess bride. a lot more news ahead. we'll be back. 'll be back. with chantix. king i tried cold turkey, i tried the patch. they didn't work for me. i didn't think anything was going to work for me until i tried chantix. chantix, along with support, helps you quit smoking. chantix reduced my urge to smoke. i needed that to quit. when you try to quit smoking, with or without chantix, you may have nicotine withdrawal symptoms. some people had changes in behavior or thinking, aggression, hostility, agitation, depre

hello i'm richard ginsberg and you're at the listening post here are some of the media stories that we're covering this week the saudi operative linked to the khashoggi killing and the lengths he went to to suppress journalism in the kingdom . the koreas the unique genre that is defector t.v. . it was no accident israel tries to take down gases al aksa t.v. and a low everyone in an english want official intelligence some newsreaders can seem artificial in that respect this guy is the real deal ai anchors on the air in china we begin though with saudi arabia and the methods the kingdom still uses to silence its critics sometimes permanently it's been more than a month now since the murder of john malkovich. riyad reaffirmed this past week that it was a rogue operation but its story keeps changing and news has surfaced of another saudi journalist to a key al just jailed eight months ago since tortured to death i'll just surround what he thought was an anonymous account on twitter a platform that used to be a proxy public square for saudis but where an army of trolls now poisons debate haras

phil ginsberg has been a partner in developing new open spaces, spaces that were not in existence, small space acquisitions. we have been through it, phil and i, and we haven't always loved each other. we have our moments when we bicker, but today is a proud moment. i hope i can continue to work with you as we continue to get this park bond to move forward, as we continue to work on building the southeast neighborhoods and build open space, through the southern and central waterfront, connecting the entire city, so there is a joule, an emerald, a jewel of green, open space that's walkable, and bikable, that's open and unobstructed, so that any and everyone can enjoy open space. thank you, philip. [applause] >> president cohen: and i really need to give a moment to recognize the mayor's office of economic and workforce development. this is an incredibly awesome responsibility that this particular department has, and for this project, i want to up lift ann. this woman has been like a goddess. she embodies not only my fashion sense but my fitness goals, with arms like that. this is a strong

from the former senator out of california barbara boxer who says all the thoughts to ruth bader ginsberg other people writing in on the opposite side of that supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg hope you get better soon but be assured we are ready to go on short notice so you can see the debate right there sub where do you fall on what this means for the judiciary and then the country. will be another conservative. or a very there you wish. me well. that's how you win oh my goodness you're talking about a good model to a supreme court justice wow no definitely not i think that. hearing. it was all political motivation. i think it was a lot of the reasons them across the house because of a lot of political tactics they used to have another hearing to hear and basically i think you know as. was pointed out a lot of the accusers and i'll be told. by the justice department for lying to the senate judiciary committee about. those are just political plays that some woman were making and yes that's sad at the day's work with some woman has to go through i don't think nothing was proven. so

reporting ruth gader ginsberg has bkeron three ribs in a fall.ore "squawk on the street" in a minute. >>> tesla's named board member -- denholm currently cfo and head of strategy at australian telecom company and will leave that firm, ends a 14-year run of musk as chair at the company. >> i have read a bunch of articles about shouldn't they have picked someone more independent. those are slams. this is an executive with high level positions at juniper networks and toyota. financial management. i think she is a great financial manager and a great pick. i don't think -- i think she totally understands the ins and outs. i think there is sexism if you don't think she is a good chair person. >> you don't have an issue with her having been there when the madness began with >> i think she is a person to do it. i think people will have to eat some crow who think this was some sort of crony. very serious executive. >> you think this person will be able to have any sort of governor over elon musk? >> i think you are not going to get -- >> anybody in that r

. >> the supreme court justice rou ruth ginsberg fell in her office and tprafractured three ribs. >>stice fell in her office at the court and broke three ribs. what was she doing walking around an office? she's far too precious. >> that is so good. >> i am going to use that for the next two hours if we make it that far. >> please do. >>> dÉjÀ vu of the 2000 election in florida all over again. a recount battle looms over the sunshine state. this is really happening. >> the latest vote total is next. your mornings were made for better things, than psoriatic arthritis. as you and your rheumatologist consider treatments, ask if xeljanz xr is right for you. xeljanz xr is a once daily pill for psoriatic arthritis. taken with methotrexate or similar medicines, it can reduce joint pain... ...swelling and significantly improve physical function. xeljanz xr can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections, lymphoma and other cancers have happened. don't start xeljanz xr if you have an infection. tears in the stomach or intestines, low bloo

my name is phil ginsberg, and i am proud to work for the mayor and be part of the one of the best park systems in our country. as president of the rec and park commission, mark buell often notes that victory or success has many parents. today, we celebrate an incredible community and city agency partnership that is giving this neighborhood what it most deserves, a win. the civic center neighborhood welcomes people from all communities: from little

today, the 85-year-old ginsberg is the oldest justice on the supreme court. the man accused of mailing pipe bombs to prominent critics of president trump has been indicted on charges, carrying a potential penalty of life in prison. the 30 count indictment against cesar sayoc filed today in federal court. investigators say evidence linking him to ten of the bombs and fingerprints on two of them. investigators are searching for clues about the motivation for a marine war veteran who killed a dozen people at a southern california bar. corresponded anita vogel brings us up today from thousand oaks tonight. >> disturbing new video from inside the borderline bar and grill showing an empty dance floor. the sound of gunshots. windows breaking. and we are learning more about the man behind the massacre, 28-year-old marine war veteran ian david long for the ventura ventura county -- posting on social media around the time of the shooting and he made a chilling facebook post writing, "i hope people call me insane. wouldn't that just be a big ball of irony? yeah, i'm ins

. >>> and ruth badbader ginsberg e hospital recovering from three fractured ribs i don't know if you'veitter, people are volunteering to give up their own ribs to save her saying she needs to be wrapped in bubble wrap, anything to keep her healthy. >> the notorious rbg as she is called thank you very much. >>> we're just a little over halfway through the 5:00 a.m. hour in new york stock futures are down the dow's implied open is off by 77 points, but even if we finish the day like this, we are still on pace for the best week for the dow since february hard to believe but it's true. the markets had a nice rally after those midterm elections finished up. in the bond market, bond yields were a big story a few months ago, they're becoming a story once again, yields are at 3.208. european markets are down across the board. oil quickly becoming a big story. it's getting bigger. a couple months ago we talked about the likelihood of $100 oil, now oil prices could drop below $60 a barrel today that's the first time that's happened since march 8th huge amounts of inventories in the united states,

. >>> and justice ginsberg is recovering after falling and breaking throw ribs. she is up and working in the hospital and making jokes about the injury. they're hoping she won't step down from the court, and her injury has not deterred her. and one celebrity tweeted she could have her ribs, even a lung, and another tweeted when she regains her health, we wish her a speedy recovery but we would like her to retire. >>> and there's multiple fatalities and homes burned, we'll go live to the fire burning in butte county and stories of urgent evacuations including places like chico and paradise. >>> two wildfires are burning in ventura county. tens of thousands of homes are evacuated there. our live coverage continues much ues much >> good morning we can see traffic is getting busier on some of those main commutes, highway 24, interstate 80 and the bay bridge, we'll tell you about that straight ahead. >>> smoke and haze, there are incredible differences 2010 temperatures as much as 30 degrees for some. santa cruz 55, we can do better than that, we'll show you that comi

where was the chief justice when ruth bader ginsberg was calling the president a fake a phony and openly criticizing him? where was the rhetoric then? it did not exist. >> raymond: david, your thoughts. >> chief justice roberts is one of the most admired public servants in the america. someone had to come to the defense of the judiciary. we have an independent judiciary which is the crown jewel -- >> this is not the first time a president has called out the supreme court. jefferson, madis with their appointees. what will happen this time? the justice is speaking back. >> i guess president lincoln increased the court to ten. they don't call that court packing. president lincoln increased the supreme court to 10. it's come and gone. the important thing to remember here is that that judge in san francisco cannot speak up for himself or his decisions. someone had to speak up for the third branch of the government. that's what chief justice roberts did. he did it well and he wasn't arrogant at all. >> raymond: chuck schumer came out with a tweet supporting, surprise surprise john roberts. he

charles: news out of the supreme court 85-year-old supreme court justice ruth bader ginsberg fracturedibs with a fall in her office. she is in george washington university hospital. she broke two ribs in a fall in 2012. she has had two boughts with canners. we'll follow the progress and update you as soon as we can. >>> according to a new report, china is expected to become the number one travel destination but that could change if they go big on their big brother past. when we come back. ♪ visor a fiduciary? is he always a fiduciary? a good place to start is with an independent registered investment advisor. as fiduciaries, they live by a simple rule: always act in the best interests of their clients. that's why charles schwab is proud to support more independent financial advisors and their clients than anyone else. visit findyourindependentadvisor.com neil: chinese authorities. charles: this is being used by police in china about how far this technology would go and how deep will this big brother thing go in the country. joining me to discuss, "wall street journal" jillian medical c

justice ginsberg is there. it's his first public appearance since falling. and elvis getting an award. i can't believe it took this long. >> elvis was -- has been overlooked for his musical gifts and his greats abilities because he became a parody of himself. as we get down history, it's clear what a monumental talent and world-changing entertainer elvis was. babe ruth is very cool. it's nice to see that babe ruth got his due. not bad for a parents who sent him to an orphanage when he was 7. that's cool there. >> and justice kavanaugh there. he's moved out of the picture. senator orrin hatch getting an awa award. we have mark whitaker, the acting attorney general of the united states. orrin hatch, your thoughts on him getting the medal of honor. >> what a career, right? we will miss a great deal, that generation moving on. we will miss it in this congress. orrin hatch certainly republicans can say as the president mentioned, no one has -- no living member of congress, no member of congress has sponsored more legislation that became law than orrin hatch. repu

. >> shepard: the supreme court justice ruth bader ginsberg is out of the house and recovering at home. that's court to a supreme court spokeswoman. the 85-year-old fell in her office and cracked three ribs. she didn't bother to go to the hospital until the next day. doctors treated her and kept her overnight and kept an eye on her but now she's back and reportedly already working from home. president trump brushing aside the criticism of matthew whitaker as democrats call on him to recuse himself from the special counsel robert mueller's russia investigation. john roberts reporting live from paris where the president is set to arrive later this hour. >> he will be here in a short time. he got away late from washington. we're not sure what that does to the schedule. the president taking a tremendous amounted of criticism for the appointment of matt whitaker to be the acting attorney general. he was openly critical of the mueller investigation and now he's in charge of it. on the south lawn, the president standing behind whitaker but also suggesting that he didn't know much about him be

the same could be said about justice ginsberg and a sonia sotomayor.trump holds in great regard, when it came to criminal rights, he had a very liberal view. a much more democratic fields than the republicans. >> ebony: might even say a constitutional view. we thank you for being with us this thanksgiving day. happy thanksgiving to you and yours. >> thank you. >> leland: turmoil at facebook through the thanksgiving holiday, putting sheryl sandberg on the hot seat. not everybody is giving her a thumbs up. growing speculation about her future announced at the social media giant, plus a young american missionary murdered on a remote island. why he was killed, why it's going to be almost impossible for authorities to recover his remains. >> hi it, i am a minister specialist, currently stationed aboard the uss iwo jima. i would like to wish my family a happy thanksgiving back in georgia. miss you. love you. ♪ diarrhea... girl, pepto ultra coating will treat your stomach right. ♪nausea, heartburn, ♪ indigestion, upset stomach, ♪ diarrhea... try pepto with ul

i think it's a given, justice ruth bader ginsberg has spoken about it that big and small things happen to women all the time. the off collar jokes that really shouldn't be told do happen. the supervisor who says something that makes you feel uncomfortable, the supervisor who asks you or tells you something about their feelings about you and you have to look at them and say i really think you're a wonderful person but i don't feel the same way, thank you. >> do you think it's healthy that this me too movement, do you feel like it's a healthy development? there's been some debate, you know, back and forth about it. but reading your book and some of the things that you wrote, it feels like maybe it's over due in some ways? >> i always think the conversation is always due. and the fact that we're having a national discussion around and about this issue is always a good thing. and if the conversation stops one person from taking an action that could be questioned, then it's worthwhile, isn't it. and so for me, i don't think there should ever be any topics that are off limits in the sense of

the two interesting women, justice ruth vader ginsberg will remain one of the saddest people in americathe republicans keep the senate because she can't retire. but hillary clinton will be the happiest woman in america. because all of the investigations which event stalled for years, to find at what she really did colluding with the russians and others, and with the idiotic server problem where 33,000 e-mails disappeared, that will end. so she'll be very happy but i just tell my friends who might vote democrat, the careful what you wish for. because what the democrats taking control of the house, this remarkable economic recovery which obama could never get a 2% gdp in any of the eight years of his presidency, will come to a screeching halt. >> host: lets your phone bill, florida. bill voted early. good morning. >> caller: good morning. how are you today? >> host:up fine thank you. >> caller: i agree with the gentleman that just had comments about the status of our country, and as much as people think trump is a lunatic, he's definitely moved out economy forward and he's really exposed

ginsberg, is that a handful of these states have this distinction before the adea was pass. when they say it is ludicrous for congress to achieve this, the statutes already and many state legislatures had already drafted statues like this before the adea was pass. so, to bring you back to the conversation about the reason why congress might've done this to distinguish between race and age, i will grant that congress could've reasonably made the other choice as well. congress could've decided one of the other but the proof is in congress did. as i said it had the flsa on the one hand and title vii on the other hand. they were identical in the sense that when you look at the definitional provisions of the act you found the first definition of the word person and then the definition of the word employer. what did congress do? it amended the definition of person to achieve as justice ginsburg pointed out an easy solution with the numerous city requirements apply to the political subdivisions. when they amended the adea in the exact same act as they amended the act l essay to cov

actress alyssa milano wrote -- "ruth bader ginsberg can have my ribs. and my kidneys and a lung. and anything else she needs." and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the city of thousand oaks, california, is morning after a former marine opened fire at a country music are insnsane nigh, killing 12 people, mostly students. it was the deadliest mass shooting in the united states is the parkland, florida, school shooting in februauary. police have identified the gunman as 28-year-old ian david long, a marine veteran who had deployed to afghanistan and had a history of mental health issues, including possible ptsd. police said a long set off smoke grenades inside the bar before opening fire using a glock .45 caliber handgun equipped with an extended commission magazine. long then turned the gun on himself, they say. longer you diddly frequented -- repeatedly frequented the bar and had multiple interactions with local authorities. earlier this year, he was evaluated by mental health professionals after

ruth bader ginsberg and obviously such an iconic figure and so many people concerned because she hadat home or -- >> no, at the office. >> at the supreme court office home, and then ended up in the hospital. >> right. and now they say that she has three broken rib s on ts on the side, but that seems the be the extent of the injuries, andrea, and no punctured lung or anything like that. broken ribs are uncomfortable and i don't know how long back to the court, and she would have been there for the ves titeur sear mowny for brett kav knew, but she is in the hospital. and the question of wlit is fhe is going to be fair if he will view this different as when he was a paid commentator on cable television and the people s supporting him say that the views may have made him attractive to the white house the put him in this job, but he may see it differently now that he is viewing it from the inside. >> and indeed. we all wish rbg a speedy recovery and point out after the major cancer surgery, she came back in a week. >> never missed a day on the court. >> incredible. thank you, pete william

from the former senator out of california barbara boxer who says all the thoughts to ruth bader ginsberg other people writing in on the opposite side of that supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg hope you get better soon but be assured we are ready to go on short notice so you can see the debate right there are sub where do you fall on what this means for the judiciary and then the country . will be another conservative. or a very there you wish. me well. that's how you win oh my goodness you're talking about good models and supreme court justice wow no definitely not i think that. hearing. bragged about it with all political motivations i don't mean property much i think it was a lot of the reason democrats got out of a lot of people little fact that we knew that the avenue hearing you hear and basically i think you know as. what pointed out a lot of you there and now he holds a progress bar by the death of the partment for lying to the senate judiciary committee about. the political plane that some women were making and yet that it that they were some woman at the well who i don't

in the in the more recent years, however, according to this usual story, he has had made common ginsberg, justice breyer, agan, justice justice sotomayor. texas v. ly in the texas university case. the first case where justice kennedy was seen as the swing justice, but nonetheless it was a race case, it was an affirmative action case and that was considered to unusual. so people were asking, you know, why is it? what's going on in this case? so what did happen? according to some left of center commentators he just got smart about the virtues of affirmative action. we convinced him, they might say. conservative commentators, some of them like prey to at he fell washington disease, that disease many small so government conservatives who they are not in favor of small government once they are in charge of things. but can corrupt anyone, there is a special corrupting effect on hat has an believers in small government or a less it even lattering spin, conservatives with washington disease start impress the liberal press. i'm not fond of any of those explanations. obviously oversimplifications