>> justice ginsburg say fighter. she's a fighter in the court. she's a fighter in regards to her own personal health. she's a giant on the supreme court. we need her to be on the court. she's great in her interpretations of cases that she has had a major impact on. she's a great balance on the court. i am convinced she will continue to fight as long as she possibly can and i think we all wish her well and hope that she'll be strong, and can stay on the bench for many years. >> let's talk russia, because after the u.s. tested this new type of cruise missile, it would have been banned in the inf nuclear pact, were it still in place. vladimir putin says he's ordering his military to develop new weapons of ththeir own. do you think we're looking at another cold war? >> here we go again. clearly russia violated the int nuclear treaty. they did, but the way president trump handled that, he started now potentially an arms race. that is not in the u.s. interest. it's not in russia's interest, and certainly not in the world security interest. we need to c

. >>> ginsburg cancer scare. the 86-year-old justice just was treated for a malignant tumor in her pancreas. we'll have the latest on ruth bader ginsburg's condition and how it could impact the supreme court. >>> summit frustration, as the president is about to leave for his meeting with the g-7, cnn has learned he balked about going because he didn't get enough of a chance to brag at previous summits. are u.s. allies on edge as they brace for his arrival? >>> and overboard? the new-former ceo of overstock unleashes conspiracy theorys and a wild claim about his romance with an accused russian agent. did the fbi ask him to pursue maria butina? former bureau officials are now speaking out. >>> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. wolf blitzer is off today. i'm brianna keilar. you're in "the situation room." >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >> breaking news. president trump retaliates in his trade war with china. he just announced new tariffs on billions of dollars of chi

this is justice ginsburg's fourth bout with cancer. last december, she underwent surgery for lung cancer. in 2009, she had surgery for pancreatic cancer. and in 1999 she was treated for colon cancer. >> 25, 24. >> reporter: but the 86-year-old ginsburg is famously resilient. when she missed oral arguments in january after her lung surgery, it was the first time in 25 years. and during her treatment this month, she kept up a busy schedule in new york, including a visit to the theater, where she met kate mckinnon of "saturday night live," who often portrays the justice on the show. >> you just got gins-burned. >> reporter: though conservatives have long anticipated her departure from the court, justice ginsburg seems to revel in her longevity. >> there was a senator, after my pancreatic cancer, who announced with great glee that i was going to be dead within six months. that senator, whose name i have forgotten, is now himself dead, and i am very much alive. >> terry moran joins us from the supreme court. the court reconvenes in october.

ruth bader ginsburg will be speaking. this room is enormous. we were up there yesterday while setting up, and it does look like an airplane hangar. 5,000 people, the line began forming this morning at four a.m. so she will be speaking shortly live on booktv, a full day of events and call-ins. you can find the schedule on your program guide or at booktv.org. this is live coverage. ruth bader ginsburg. ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] [audio difficulties] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> well, as you can see, justice ruth bader ginsburg's event has not started here at the national book festival. it will be starting shortly, and we will bring it to you live from the washington convention center. she will be speaking for about an hour or so once she gets started, and after that

justice ruth bader ginsburg.as had before issues with cancer and she's had radiation therapy before. this is radiation therapy at memorial sloan kettering cancer center in new york city and it began we are told on august 5th, was administered on an outpatient basis to treat her tumor on the pancreas. she is said to be recovering well. she was last seen in court in june. since then she's had some public appearances in which she did an interview with npr. she had been out and about and seen but this is something that obviously is a major concern for her health. she obviously is one of the oldest members of the u.s. supreme court and someone who in the past has had health issues. she had a fall in which she was recovering from months ago. this malignant tumor has been removed and the courts says she is spent recovering and is expected to come back. shannon bream is the anchor of fox news at night, she joins us now on the phone, she is also cover the court for us for years. chana what about this news and what you kno

it means for american workers and families >>> also breaking the new health battle for ruth bader ginsburg treated for a tumor on her pancreas less than a year after undergoing surgery for lung cancer we'll have the latt thrtening on social media to shoot up a school >> thankfully someone saw this, recognized that it was disturbing >> authorities taking no chances in a nation on edge. >>> alarming news on ecigarettes, experts reporting the first death linked to vaping the new warning from the cdc, the number of lung disease cases growing across the nation. >>> hollywood heights, millions of dollars worth of jewelry and artwork and electronics stolen from the homes of celebrities. >>> we know dogs can make you happier. can they make you healthier too? >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening, president trump late today raising tariffs on chinese products, retaliation hours after china fired its own new salvo in the trade war the cap today in which the president ordered companies to look for alternatives to china and went after his hand picked federal reserv

remember ginsburg had been prosecuted for the publication of powell and the famous trial in 1950 so ginsburg understood public relations and law and you know the way that you could get into trouble pretty easily without that so leary becomes the third figure in the spread of lsd. >>> he started feeling giving lsd to his friends and to his graduate students and then to harvard undergraduates. that is the point when harvard pulled the plug. in 1963 harvard fired erie for turning on undergraduates and leary then moved to upstate new york to an estate millbrook, to conduct what he called lsd experiments. now millbrook was owned by one of his followers who had inherited it, obviously an air to a wealthy new york city fortune. leary had his experience were rather cautious, although they were by no means serious. he was still trapped inside his own head in the world the research scientist, he had been a research scientist ever since world war ii so we had all the jargon that psychologist use and everything had to be set up as an experience in you to keep lab notes and so forth. and although he spok

supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg on the mend following her fourth cancer diagnosis. a major twist in the investigation into empire actor jussie smollett's alleged hate crime hoax. appointed today to investigate why those 16 felony charges were dropped. we begin with mark meredith and growing trade tensions with china as the president is about to take the g7 summit in france. >> reporter: no end insight when it comes to the trade war between the us and china, donald trump retaliated on twitter only hours after the chinese announced plans to increase tariffs on american products like soybeans and cars. in a tweet late today the president wrote china should not have put new tariffs on $75 billion of us tariffs, politically motivated. to retaliate, he said another 5% on chinese imports starting in september, new rates imposed in the next couple days and weeks. the announcement of additional tariffs came out after the stock market closed today but it was a brutal day on wall street. the dow, s&p and nasdaq closed sharply lower after the president blasted china and the fed

and good wishes to ruth bader ginsburg recovering from new surgery.nd the president concerned about the economic travel in china as he's coming here to the g7 where he always has prickly relationships with other leaders. for the same time, he'll be meeting with boris johnson in his role as prime minister. and for the situation with the u.s. hit with retaliatory tariffs, the president following in kind with bumped-up tariffs. here's how the president addressed speaking to reporters very late last night. >> look, john has bechina has b our country for 30 years. other presidents should have done something about it and they should have done it a long time ago, whether it was clinton or bush or obama, any of them. they should have done something about it. and they didn't. i'm doing it. and i have no choice. >> reporter: the president argues that the u.s. economy is strong. he says that china's president xi jinping understands that the u.s., will not, in his words, put up with the kind of battle that's going on. of course, jay powell who is the fed chair ha

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we get the latest from nbc's pete williams. >> reporter: the supreme court says ruth bader ginsburg just finished three weeks of radiation treatment for a tumor on her pancreas. the court says it was detected in early july and she began the treatment august 5th as an outpatient at memorial sloan in new york the court statements says she tolerated the treatment well, the tumor was treated definitively, and there's no evidence of disease elsewhere in her body medical experts say the goal was to completely eliminate the tumor. >> she'll likely have multiple scans and blood tests after the completion of apsee how the thet >> reporter: she had surgemory found three cancerous while she was getting this latest treatment, sh cast backstage at a bray "saturday night live" who sometimes plays the justice. ginsburg said she'll stay on the court as long as she's able. >> you have to take it year by year i know i'm okay. i was okay this last term. i expect to be okay next term. and after that, we'll just have to see >> and pete joining us now pete, what do we know about justice ginsburg's condition h

the health scare for ruth bader ginsburg. the supreme court justice revealed her second battle with cancer in a year. abc's white house correspondent tara palmeri is at the supreme court this morning. tara, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, terrell. it's her fourth cancer treatment in the past ten years and all eyes are on her health because she holds a critical liberal seat on the court, one that senate majority leader mitchell mcconnell said he would quickly fill if vacant giving conservatives control over the court for decades. supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg is recovering at home this morning after revealing she completed a three-week outpatient radiation treatment for pancreatic cancer. according to a statement issued by the court, justice ginsburg was diagnosed late last month and as part of her treatment doctors inserted a stent in ginsburg's bile duct. the statement later describing the tumor as localized saying it was treated definitively and there was no evidence of disease elsewhere in the b

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justice ginsburg's radiation begin on august 5. it's described as a localized malignant tumor on his pancreas. it was first detected through blood work in july. according to the supreme court she tolerated the treatment well and does not need anymore at this time. >> she is well respected in the legal field, on both sides of the isle, she is an absolute remarkable person who has broken a significant number of barriers. >> she's been treated for cancer multiple times during her career. she underwent surgery for colon cancer in 1999, there were additional cancer treatments in 2009 and 2018. ginsburg missed oral arguments for the first time ever in january to recover from a cancer surgery. rgb is the oldest sitting member of the high court nominated by bill clinton in 1993. >> are legal brilliance, wisdom and deep devotion to justice has brought the nation together around her nomination. >> there have been other health issues as well, she's broken ribs on multiple occasions and has a stint in her heart. ginsburg has more than 10 publi

our coverage continues right now. >>> happening now, breaking news, ginsburg's diagnosis, the supremecer saying there is is no evidence the cancer has spread. it's the 86-year-old's fourth bout with cancer. what will it mean for the divided court? >>> escalation, china answers president trump's tariffs with more of its own, punishing u.s. farmers and manufacturers. president trump then orders u.s. companies to look for alternatives to china, sending stocks into a nose-dive. >>> ready to respond, with tensions rising like it's the cold war all over again, russia's vladimir putin orders his military to prepare a symmetrical response to

talk about a tough woman. >> justice ginsburg has beat the odds. the second time cancer has been detected in her pancreas. the first time it was caught early and there was surgery and she was being minuonitored with colorectal cancer. >> that was in the '90s and then it was 2009 with the pancreatic. >> and then in december after she'd fallen and fractured her rib they found a tumor on her lungs and that, they were able to have successful treatment and cancer-free until this most recent news so we've been here before. that said, justice ginsburg's entire life has been about defying the odds. she has -- no one ever expected that she would be on the supreme court. no one ever expected she would transform the constitution for women and until her sickness this year at age 86 she never missed a day on the bench in 25 years. so there's nobody that wants justice ginsburg back on the bench and working as much as she does. >> in fact, it doesn't seem like there's any sign of her slowing down given she was just at a broadway show on thursday and she's got spe

and he said i strongly recommend that you engage ruth bader ginsburg. and palmieri's response was i've had women law clerks, i know they're okay, but she's a mother, and sometimes we have to work on weekends, even on a sunday. so professor gunther said give her a chance, and if she doesn't work out, a young man in her class who's going to a downtown firm will jump in and take over. so that was the carrot. it was also a stick, and the stick was if you don't give her a chance, i will never recommend another columbia graduate as your law clerk. [laughter] [applause] and that's the way it was in not-so-ancient days for women. the big hurdle was to get that first job. once a woman got the job, she did it at least as well as the men. so the second job was not the same obstacle. there's a wonderful book -- this is a meeting about books, so let me mention it -- it's called "with firsts." and it's about, it's a biography of sandra day to conner. she was very -- sandra day o'connor. she was very high e in her class at stanford law school, but no law firm would hi

politico points out ginsburg survived multiple diagnoses. she was treated in 1999 and most recently in december 2018 to remove cancerous nods from her left lung identified after she fell and fractured three ribs last november. with us for more, josh, senior legal affairs contributor for politico and barbara perry at the university of virginia and important to this conversation, a fellow for the united states supreme court. thanks to both of you. josh, let me start with you. obviously the subject of ruth bader ginsburg health is front and center for supreme court watchers for literally years now. this latest news that we are learning about publicly after the fact of the treatment. were there rumblings of this behind the scenes or were you surprised like the rest of us today? >> i didn't hear of rumblings, there were photographs yesterday or earlier today showing her going to the hospital and everyone knows because of her cancer history, she has to get more regular checkups than a lot of people. wasn't something we were aware of. those of us w

hard to understate for implications as ruth bader ginsburg was talking. >> ruth bader ginsburg made publicrlier this month that 87-year-old completed radiation treatment for malignant tumor on pancreas, ginsburg spoke at national book festival in washington, d.c., says she's looking forward to the court's next term and spoke openly about her held amid the recent surgeries. >> so the audience can see that i am alive. [laughter] [cheers and applause] >> and i am on my way to being very well. >> a lot of applause there, ginsburg was asked about how she's able to keep well in such a demanding job and if she's planning to retire any time soon. >> i love my job, it's the best and the hardest job that i have ever had. it has kept me going through four cancer battles instead of concentrating on my eighth, i just know that -- >> justice ginsburg received standing ovation when she received law degree from buffalo law school, spoke about career of equal right activists and status as pop culture icon, beyond wildest imagination she would be so admired. she was the second female justice to be appointed

reporter: [inaudible] justice ginsburg? pres. trump: i hope she does really well. our thoughts and prayers are with her. it is a very serious situation. i am hoping she is going to be fine. she has gone through a lot. she is strong. very tough. we wish her well, very well. reporter: [inaudible] pres. trump: i don't like what france did. they put a technology tax on our tech companies. it is not that i am the biggest fan of the tech companies, as you know, they were very much opposed to the republicans and are very much opposed. somebody came in the other day and said the other day the election that we had in 2016 with hillary clinton, that it could have cost me anywhere from 2,600 to 2,600,000 votes. i think it went up to close to 10 or 15 million votes. i'm not a big fan of the tech companies, but i don't want foreign companies and foreign countries -- i don't want them doing anything having to do with taxing unfairly our companies. those are great american companies. frankly, i don't want france going out and taxing our companies. very unfair. if they do that, we

ginsburg is now 86. she's been treated for various forms of cancer before.because her retirement could give president trump his third supreme court pick. but ginsburg recently said she plans to serve as long as she can. >> i am very much alive. >> i think she has an action figure as well. >> i think she should. >>> when we come back, all the biggest moments and the hottest fashion from the vmas. >>> plus t highest-paid female musician on the planet. "the skinny" is next. could lead to way cleaner teeth. she said, get the one inspired by dentists, with a round brush head. go pro with oral-b. oral-b's gentle rounded brush head removes more plaque along the gum line. for cleaner teeth and healthier gums. and unlike sonicare, oral-b is the first electric toothbrush brand accepted by the ada for its effectiveness and safety. what an amazing clean! i'll only use an oral-b! oral-b. brush like a pro. they don't help single moms. hi. hi. what happened to our house last year? it flooded. and the water flooded out. yeah. the red cross arranged the hotel for us. they ga

i just [ indiscernible ] our honorable state commissioner phil ginsburg has said.anted to comment on the kd 35 and the charity foundation. before that -- after all that paint and everything else, i had sent him an e-mail and he put my name down and [ indiscernible ] -- 1.7 k. i thanked him for the donation and he and his partner, whoever that guy was, he looked like he was going to be okay. he jumped out of that swimming pool and he was all moving around and the pictures that i got from him -- so i thought that i would like to have that. that was from kd 35, his own page on facebook, and that's about -- there was something else i wanted to talk about. it had to do with $1 million or seven figures over that cannabis sale at outlands concert. i don't think phil had said anything about it. that's a lot of money. i don't know what the park percentage is, but there was a lot more money. my brother lives out in that area. he screams about me all the time about it. i think that money is going to a good cause. thank you. >> thank you. >> clerk: any other public comment? se

it is worth shoating ruth bader ginsburg is 86 and she's tough as nails. but she dpgsed with colon cancer in 1989 and pancreatic cancer ten years later. she had a fall back in november which fractured three ribs and pair of surgeries to remove two cancerous growths from her lungs. man, i can't believe she's still standing. joining us now, nbc news justice correspondent pete well. pete, give us a sense of when something like this befalls a justice, especially one that has assumed legendary status like rbg, there's a reaction in washington, d.c., especially around people near the supreme court, how are people reacting to this news today? >> here we go again basically and every time she bounced back. i think you have to remember about her is she's extremely careful about her health, gets regular tests and that's how it was first detected. blood test in july followed by a definitive test in late july. but everything about this statement is forward looking, even though she covered her summer visit to santa fe, she's still been active. you may remember she did t

ruth bader ginsburg was treated for pancreatic cancer. we'll have the latest on her health. >>> under fire. brazil's president bows to international pressure and deploys his military to fight the fires. we'll have the latest on what some are calling ecocide. >>> is it the first death caused by vaping? we'll look at the case of an adult whose illness matches the recent outbreak of severe lung disease and those who use e-cigarettes. >>> and in our continuing series "who we are," we go back two years to hurricane harvey and meet the 26-year-old and the young volunteers who are rebuilding homes and restoring lives. but first we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >>> seeing a lot of the leaders who are friends of mine for the most part. wouldn't say it's 100% of the case, but forthe most part. >> president trump arrives for the g7 sum milt. >> apparently not a fan of these get-togethers. >> president trump is not one to back down and the leaders here are not strong enough to challenge him. >> it s

if he got the on tunety to replace ruth bader ginsburg, this would be a new court and i'm certain she. >> i don't have to remind you of the circumstances of garland's nomination being quashed by the senate majority leader during president obama's final term. if a vacancy comes up in president trump's final year, i should say, not final term, but final year before an election, would mitch mcconnell hesitate for a moment to bring up a replacement? >> i think the answer is flat no because mitch mcconnell himself has said things will be different and here is the other thing, jim. remember all you would need is his republican majority to be able to confirm a successor to ruth bader ginsburg. i think everything would be much different and mitch mcconnell has made the third branch all levels of the federal court system a major priority of his and so has donald trump and i think that if for some reason ruth had to step down, she's going to be in buffalo on monday she says, we don't anticipate there will be a change but if there is, i would expect president trump would immediately nominate som

. >> she's known most notably her impression of supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg. >> the ginsburnularly her way of delivering that line "ginsburns" to throw shade. >> you just got ginsburned. that's a ginsburn, what? and that's a sexy slow burn. ♪ >> now mckinnon herself just got disburned. >> the "snl" star crossed paths with ginsburg herself earlier this week when they both attended a new york production of "fiddler on the roof." >> one of the show's actresses describing mckinnon as, quote, visibly starstruck. >> oh, i bet. i'm sure that was fun. do you think rbg said anything? i guess she -- okay. >> she probably said, "yeah, that's a ginsburn." you see her reaction after she met her? >> all shy, that's cool. >>> next to the startling revolution coming out of the "beverly hills 90210" universe. brian austin green opened up that his relationship with his wife of nine years, megan fox, got off to a bit of a rocky start. >> green told the show that he wasn't initially into her, in fact, they almost didn't date at all because he just got out of a relationship. >> he said thanks to

ginsburg is 86 years old, the oldest sitting justice. her case in the hour ahead. >>> but i want to begin with president trump about to leave for the g-7 summit. after the trade war between the u.s. and china escalated today, which sent wall street into a complete tail spin. want to talk about it today with patrick healy, and michael danton dantonio, author of "the truth about trump". glad to have you here today. the president's been stomping around off to the g-7. what are we going to expect tonight from him and this weekend? >> he's probably going to come out and say, the economy is strong. the economy is strong. the economy is great. even though he has shown with this chaos presidency and his ability to move markets and upend relationships with treats that he himself because of this tirade sent the dow falling hundreds and hundreds of points and introduced yet new layers of doubt how he regards even the federal reserve chairman, jay powell, calling this person an enemy. asking if the fed reserve chairman is the equivalent of an enemy

>> the supreme court revealed that justice ruth bader ginsburg has had more treatment for cancer.re's what we're just being told now by the court. she had outpatient radiation treatment that began august 5th to treat a tumor on her pancr s pancreas. this was first detected after routine blood test in july. a biopsy was performed at sloane kettering. the court confirmed a localized malignant tumor. a bile duct sten, it wtstent wa. she cotolerated the procedure well. she maintains an active schedule. the tumor was treated definitively and there's no evidence of disease elsewhere in the body. she will continue to have periodic blood tests and scans and no further treatment is needed at this time. you may recall that bader ginsburg missed some time on the court after a fall in her chambers last fall which led to the discovery of some spots on her lung and she had cancer treatment for that which required the removal of some portion of her lung. she missed for the first time in her career time on the supreme court after a medical treatment. otherwise finished up the term and some of her

eastern, our coverage includes author interviews with justice ruth bader ginsburg on her book my own words. david sawyer, his book is the heartbeat of wounded me. sheriff robinson talks about her book, child of the dream. rick atkinson author of the british are coming in thomas malone, founding director of the mit center for collective intelligence discusses his book super mice. the national book festival, life today at tenney and eastern on book tv on c-span2. >> david rubenstein, how did you get involved in the national book festival? >> it came about through serendipity. i had been involved in the madison council which is the support arm of the labor of congress a number of years ago led by jim billington. i said for 28 years for the library congress and retired a couple years ago. he told me that the national book festival was something he needed help with and had been started in 2001 as an idea that came from laura bush, laura bush asked jim billington around the time of the inauguration in 2001 whether not there was a national book festival comparable to the one she started in

ginsburg is 86 years old. last december, she was treated for lung cancer.insburg is an impressively tough person. we wish her the best and hope for her recovery. at the same time though, we are hoping for the nation's recovery as well. today is another reminder that ruth bader ginsburg won't always be on the supreme court. and we fear that her exit, whenever it comes, will unleash yet another wave of hate, threats, and cruelty from the institutional left. it's been less than a year since it happened the last time. progressives then were willing to destroy any reputation, any institution, any human life to prevent preserving their grasp on political power. they have the entire country houses with a mixture of insanity. we can't survive repeated outbreaks like that. here's hoping that this time our friends on the left can take a deep breath and calm down. yes, everyone wants political power, we understand. what a supreme court seat is not worth destroying the country. while, the ceo of overstock.com, patrick byrne, just gave one of the wildest interviews in t

despite the latest treatment, the spring court says justice ginsburg has otherwise in taint an active schedule. -- has otherwise maintained an active schedule. announcer: watch book tv for live coverage of the national book schedule -- festival saturday, august 31, from 10:00 a.m. eastern. our coverage includes interviews with authors such as ruth bader ginsburg on her book. , the author of the heartbeat of wounded knee. sharon robinson talks about her book child of the dream rick atkinson author of the british are coming, and thomas malone, founding director of the m.i.t. center for collective intelligence discusses his book, super minds. the national book festival, live on saturday, august 31, at 10:00 a.m. eastern, on book

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the court said no further treatment was needed at this time it is 6 year old justice ginsburg is one of 4 left leaning justices the 9 member court. u.s. billionaire industrialist david koch has died at the age of $79.00 he was a controversial financial backer of conservative political causes and candidates and coke and his brother charles transformed an oil producing and refining company into one of america's wealthiest multinational. that of the mediterranean where 356 migrants have been alive to disembark a multi anding the latest on passed between european union governments and engineer rescue ships the migrants will be relocated to 6 other countries france germany ireland luxemburg portugal and romania or have another weeks long standoff is now over the european union seems far from a solution to this recurring mediterranean drama. there is not a lot of breathing space on the ocean viking where migrants waited for almost 2 weeks at sea water and other supplies have been running short but now the ordeal has come to an end the people on board have been allowed to go ashore in malta

she's broken barriers. >> ruth bader ginsburg is the oldest sitting member of the supreme court. >>>onight hawaiian airlines said a failed gasket is to blame for the incident yesterday. smoke filled the cabin 30 minutes before landing. >> tense moments on the sky as the plan filled with smoke minutes before landing. >> we were on the final aprop and the cabin filled with smoke. we had to go like this to breath and prepare for a emergency landing and evacuation. we had our heads down like that. >> seven passengers were taken to the hospitals, fire adults and two children. >> they had wet clothes for the smoke. >> the fight from oakland, california made an emergency landing in honolulu. it took less than a minute to exit the aircraft. >> a lot of the evacuation was orderly, i think it's the best result we could have asked for. the smoke was caused by a problem in the plane's engine but the performance of the enin' was not affected. >> there was no visible flames. we'll find the source of the heat, that could be a myriad of things, it's too early to speculate. >> the faa will conduct in

and i have to say, this could have been ruth bader ginsburg ten years ago. assisted on to the stage, but her voice was very strong. she showed some sense of humor. she seemed in usual form. and she talked about supreme court milestones, women's equality rights, and her friendship with the late justice antonin scalia. and ana, one of the things she did do when she ve flekted on her recent health concerns, she talked about how meaningful this visit was to her. it had been arranged by a former classmate when she was at cornell as an undergraduate, a man who had become an attorney here in buffalo, had set this all up. and he died in december. and she said that she was dedicating this appearance to him and she wasn't going to let her own health problems challenge her in any way. and about those problems, this is the fourth time she has survived cancer and each time, ana, she comes back, seemingly, like she's got a renewed sense of mission. >> yeah, it's amazing, her resilience and her toughness. she certainly doesn't seem to be slowing down. what else is on her a

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justice ruth bader ginsburg treated for pancreatic cancer.urt. >>> plus a scam almost as old as the internet itself. still costing many vulnerable elderly women millions. a massive fbi bust and why you should just delete any message asking you to help smuggle diamonds. >>> this is cnn breaking news. [ bell ringing ] >> welcome to "the lead. i'm erica hill in for jake. breaking news in the money lead. you just heard the closing bell there on wall street, and you can see wall street nose diving. president trump dramatically escalating his fight with china, and his own federal reserve chair. the dow plunging more than 600 points ahead of the president's critical trip to the g7 summit this weekend. cnn's alison kosik is at the new york stock exchange. china slapping tariffs on $75 billion in u.s. products today. is that what spooked wall street to this point? >> you know what, erica, i think that's part of it but i think the bigger part impacting the market was president trump's tweet tirade that he would be responding to china's

supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg has just finished treatment for pancreatic cancer. this according to a statement from the court. ginsberg's health is closely watched because she plays a key role leading the court's liberal wing who are outnumbered by conservatives. this story from washington. >> reporter: the supreme court announced that ruth bader ginsburg has completed radiation therapy for a tumor on her pancreas. it is a in layimalignant due mo. it was treated definitively and there was no evidence of disease elsewhere in the body. she canceled her annual vacation, but she plans to continue with her speaking events. monday she will be in buffalo, new york. during the treatment, she appeared at an event in new york where she met the actress kate mackinnon who plays her on saturday night live. and thursday night she went to moolah rouge on broadway. she also had a heart procedure and cancer in the lung last year. she spoke about her plans to stay on the court earlier this summer. take a listen. >> as long as i can do it full steam, that means at my age, 86, you ha

. >>> supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg making her first appearance after her treatment for theth cancer. >> well, i promised him i would come, i didn't know that this day would be preceded by three weeks of daily radiation. i said, i will not cancel buffalo. >> ginsburg talked about advice she received from sandra day o'connor. schedule it for friday that way you can get over it on the week end. ginsburg added proposals to add supreme court justices are a very bad idea. >> she is fierce. >>> capital one and deutsch bank have until 4:00 this afternoon to reveal whether they have president trump's tax returns. on friday they refused to say whether they have the returns in their possession citing contractual and obligatory answer. president trump is appealing the lower court decision not to block congressional subpoenas seeking access to his financial records. >>> breaking overnight, two children killed in dayton, ohio, in a bizarre incident involving a stolen police cruiser. officers are responding to a stabbing call last night shortly after 7:00 p.m. now the suspect had fled and