ago. >> justice ginsburg said she plans to stay on the court as long as she's mentally fit.he's declared in january that she's cancer-free. >> reporter: ginsburg, who was nominated by president bill clinton is the second longest serving current justice behind associate justice clarence thomas. the supreme court, which has a 5-4 conservative majority, remains in recess until october after just wrapping up a flurry of work including rulings on everything from the president's tax returns to lgbtq rights. in the rose garden on tuesday president trump saying he hopes the justice feels better. >> i didn't hear that actually. she was just hospitalized? no, that's too bad. no, i wish her the best. she's actually giving me some good rulings. >> reporter: the court says ginsburg is resting comfortably and is expected to be hospitalized for a few days. kenneth and mona. >> ines, thank you. >>> a rare treat stargazers this coming weekend. the five brightest planets will appear in line at the same time. mercury, venus, mars, jupiter and saturn will all be visible to the naked eye. no tel

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ruth bader ginsburg is being treated for cancer.he has dealt with cancer before and has come back each time. she has been hospitalized with reports of infection. this is unrelated to that, but they discovered the recurrence of cancer. we will cover this as the story develops. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. is beingr ginsburg treated for a recurrence of cancer, although the report is careful to say she will remain on the court. she has battled cancer before and has come back. we will keep following that is the story develops. we do not have a stock of the hour, we have an index of the hour. scarlet fu is here to take us through it. scarlet: regional malls cannot catch a break. i think about what bill de blasio of new york said today, which is that new york city is entering phase four, yet indoor malls will remain closed. governors and mayors around the rest of the country are warning of taking drastic action if infections do not start to go down. adding to that, you have cons

justice ginsburg, who is 87, said chemotherapy treatment was going well.ork. earlier i spoke to melissa murray, a law professor at the new york university school of law. i asked her what she made of the news. well, it is perhaps not surprising. justice ginsburg has had a number of different health skirmishes, just as recently as last may, when she was hospitalised for a gallbladder infection. she has fallen ill a number of times over the last couple of years, so this is perhaps not surprising, but nonetheless a blow to her many fans in the united states. yeah, and it feels a bit inappropriate to pore over someone's health, but why does it matter so much? right now, the united states supreme court is precariously positioned with five conservative justices appointed by republican presidents, and four liberal justices appointed by democrat presidents. and again, ifjustice ginsburg were to depart the court through retirement or other means, it would open up a seat and clearly shift the balance of power on the court to the right and to the conservatives. so it

today supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg revealed that her cancer is back. was diagnosed in february and has undergone chemotherapy in the last few months. the 87-year-old liberal icon says she's responding well to treatment and will remain on the court. here's cbs' nancy cordes. >> reporter: the supreme court's oldest justice is no stranger to cancer. over the past 20 years, it has attacked her pancreas, her colon, and her lungs. the latest scare, she says, began in february, when a periodic scan revealed lesions on her liver. immunotherapy proved unsuccessful, but twice-weekly chemotherapy is yielding positive results. >> most likely, this is metastasis or spread from the pancreatic cancer. >> reporter: dr. diane simeone is the director of the pancreatic cancer center at n.y.u. >> the prognosis with metastatic pancreatic cancer is not very favorable. favorable. i will say, in justice ginsburg's favor is the fact that she actually has done quite well with her diagnosis over time. >> can che >> reporter: can chemotherapy cure this particular kind of cancer?

justice ginsburg has been remarkably transparent.closed her brushes -- so she decided -- in general, i think she's disclosed far more than other members of the court including the chief justice. >> recently himself also had a health scare. thank you so much for being with us. we will be right back. ♪ thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of the body, are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+/her2- metastatic breast cancer, as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole, and shrank tumors in over half of patients. patients taking ibrance can develop low white blood cell counts, which may cause serious infections that can lead to death. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs that can lead to death. tell your doctor right away if you have new or worsening symptoms, including trouble breathing, shortness

she has known justice ginsburg for 50 years and spoke with her in the last few days. i think it is fair to say that justice ginsburg's health and well-being is of urgent importance and priority and concern for a vast majority of americans. is there anything to read between the lines there in your view, in your expert view of hough she communicate indicates about her health? >> well, i think she actually was fairly forthright. of course, we have to remember there are a lot of people in this country today who live with cancer for years. in the last year and a half or so has been particularly precarious for her. she has been treated at least three times over 19 months, but i know as somebody who has seen her fairly regularly in the last few months, she looks good. she actually looks a lot better than she did back in february. she looks -- she has gained a little weight. she looks good. she is cheerful. she is engaged. she works very hard, as she always has. i have to say she -- the horse. >> i have to say two things. one, your kitchen is so inviting. >> she has even boug

. >> justice ginsburg. >> there are so many prior cases, there was a cooperation for example, tax returns, every president voluntarily turns over his tax returns, so it gets to be a pitched battle because president trump is the first one to refuse to do that, initially he said because in order that was ongoing, now it seems to be broader than that. but the oura of this case is really telling to the goose to serve the gander as well. so how do you distinguish the whitewater when president clinton personal records was subpoenaed from his accountant or even hillary clinton law firm was subpoenaed, it seems in prior bases, you say this one was one-of-a-kind but it seems in prior cases it was a much greater collision of interest. how do you distinguish all of those cases, whitewater, the jones case. >> your honor we distinguish them in a number of ways with respect to watergate and whitewater, obviously those are cases that are relatively recent vintage and in separation of powers dispute and all canning look back for a much longer precedent for the type of issue that needs to be examples of t

we want to turn now to that breaking news on supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg. she has been admitted to the hospital for treatment of a ight.ble infection. cbs's paula reid has the late details tonight. and paula, what do we know about her condition. ce reporter: norah, justice ginsburg is survived four years old, she survived four bouts of cancer onight t statement tonight the court said she was evaluated last night in the hospital after experiencing fever and chills. this afternoon she underwent a procedure in johns hopkins hospital in baltimore to clean out a bile duct stent placed last august. remain in the we're told by the court she is now resting comfortably but will eceive intere hospital a few days to receive intravenous antibiotic treatment. ginsburg's health has been under her retirement or death could mean for the c close scrutiny recently, especially by liberals who are concerned what her retirement or death could mean for the court. she has been hospitalized twice in the past year. just moments ago, the president was asked to react to the news. he

justice ginsburg is the leader of the liberal wing. health reasons or leave the court, that would create a vacancy on the edge of an election which could possibly change who gets to fill the vacancy. so there is a great concern around the legal establishment and political classes and many americans over whetherjustice ginsburg will remain on the court into the new year. a clear explanation of what is going on there. thank you. it feels to many people watching, this polarisation of politics in america, including the supreme court between left and right. have you noticed that? is that true or has it always been that way? it is certainly more intense now because, for the first time really that i can recall, the ideology of the members of the court corresponds directly with the party of the president who selected the justice. four liberals on the court were appointed by president clinton and president obama. the conservatives were appointed by republican presidents — both the bush presidents and donald trump. so you have a clear alignment

. >>> there's news tonight from the supreme court, justice ruth bader ginsburg, her new health battle. >>> the major action by the pentagon involving the confederate flag after president trump defending it as freedom of speech. >>> explosive allegations of sexual harassment against former employees of washington's nfl team. how the owner is responding. >>> and the world war ii veteran whose journey inspired the world receiving high honors today from the queen. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, everyone, is it time to push the covid lockdown button again? late today at least parts of florida lowe curfews, closed bars and restaurants. florida is one of 18 states quietly identified by the white house as being in deep trouble, an unreleased study calling for new crackdowns as for the first time the country reported more than 77,000 cases in a single day, and many of the states had led the way in reopenings seeing the biggest increases. tom costello begins our coverage >> reporter: across much of the southern u.s. from east t west, another day of

ginsburg says she remains quote fully able to continue in her post. we'll switch gears now take a live look outside here at the golden gate bridge. happy friday, everyone we made it to the weekend hope you have some nice plans to wear a mask. >>yes that's right got to be careful out there. i mean the virus is very dangerous and spread so easily, but so we get a spreading we've got that fog that is now moving into the bay right now at a sliding up bumping up against the berkeley hills right now still a bit on the patchy side that's going to fill in as we take you through the night that swirl already along the coastline developing out there right now in spending in toward the coast that will bring with a more clouds and the app certainly plenty of clouds early on tomorrow morning. then as we see that the fog been kind of load up overnight tonight into tomorrow will fill into some of the bay and some of the valley's to tonight and then tomorrow, they'll pull back to the coastline. they lots of sunshine, maybe a little warmer in some of the interior spots

today's procedure is not the first health scare for ginsburg. two months ago she was treated at the same baltimore hospital for gallstones. before that she underwent radiation treatment last summer for a cancerous tumor on her pancreas. and in 2018, she underwent surgery for lung cancer. asked about the justice's condition tonight during a rose garden press conference, president trump said he was not aware that she had been hospitalized before saying, i wish her the best. i hope she's better. i think i speak for many when i say we are all breathing a sigh of relief knowing that as of now, justice ginsburg is described as resting comfortably at the hospital but it is nonetheless alarming news that she is there at all. joining us now is nbc news medical correspondent dr. john torres. we don't have a lot of details about this. do we know anything about the sort of infection that she's suffering from? >> ali, you're right. we don't have a lot of details. she initially went in for fever and chills, when they come into the emergency many roo, fevroom

this is not ginsburg's first battle with cancer.he received radiation therapy for pancreatic cancer last year. she also had tumors removed from her lungs back in 2018. >>> how long will we be in this stage? more businesses being shut down and campuses closed. eight of our nine bay area counties are now on that state's watch list. san francisco is the latest addition with an increase in hospitalization rates. san mateo county is the only one not on the governor's list. let's bring in dr. george rutherford, epidemiologist at ucsf. doctor, you've always been blunt with us. numbers are going in the wrong direction. how concerned are you? >> oh, we have to be concerned when the numbers are going in the wrong direction. the hospital numbers are a bit of an artifact, though, because we're getting transports both from san quentin as well as a handful from imperial county that are taking beds. but, you know, that's part of the deal. we have to be able to help out the other counties in california who are overloaded. but that's created some pr

ginsburg said her cancer treatment is unrelated to that infection. the prospect that president trump today may 3rd justice to the u.s. supreme court would be a major election issue. ginsburg says she remains quote fully able to continue her post get well soon. time now to switch gears and take a live look outside at the golden gate bridge with the fog and clouds are rolling in on this friday. we'll check in now with our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow does here a little bit more about this weekend weather warmup yeah looks like it is going to heat up at least parts of bexar those temperatures going to soar they've already moved inside the bay right now bumping up against the hills there in berkeley and we're going to see that kind of fill in overnight tonight. >>ince tomorrow morning i take you around the bay area tomorrow to start your weekend, you're looking at 64 degrees downtown san francisco, 60 some patchy fog in the sunset 58 degrees montero 63. in half moon bay inside the bay you've got some 60's and 70's very mild in millbrae and burling

justice ginsburg. justice ginsburg: counsel, in so many of these prior cases, it was a cooperation, for example, tax returns. so it gets to be a pitched battle here, because president trump is the first one to refuse to do that. initially, he said because an audit was ongoing. now it seems to be broader than that. but the aura of this case is really sauce for the goose that serves the gander as well. so how do you distinguish, say, whitewater, when president clinton's personal records were subpoenaed from his accountant, or even hillary clinton's law firm billing records were subpoenaed. in prior cases, you say this one is one-of-a-kind, but it seems in prior cases, it was a much greater collision of interests. how do you distinguish all of those cases -- watergate, whitewater, the paula jones case? yourtrawbridge: well, honor, we distinguish them in a number of ways. with respect to watergate and whitewater, obviously, those are recentf relatively vintage, and in separation of powers dispute, this cou

justice ginsburg, anything further? justice ginsburg: nothing further.ef justice roberts: justice breyer? justice breyer: no, thank you. go ahead. chief justice roberts: justice alito? justice alito: one quick question. i don't know how good this court is about predicting the consequences of some of our decisions, but would you say that the -- the court's prediction in -- in clinton versus jones that the decision wouldn't have much of an impact on the presidency has been borne out by history? dunne: i guess, your honor, i -- i -- my view of the chronology in clinton v. jones, i'll try to be brief, is that i -- i think, contrary to some people's view of history, i think that the -- the -- the district court, following this court's decision, kept a rather close rein on discovery in that case and, don't forget, later, granted summary judgment in favor of the president long before trial. it was only that it came out later, of course, that it turns out that in his brief deposition in the case that the president committed perjury, which is what led to the impe

. >>> ruth bader ginsburg is back in the hospital. is resting after an apparent infection left the 87-year-old with chills and a fever. this comes just two months after she was last in the hospital. ines de la cuetara has more. >> reporter: this morning another health scare for the supreme court's oldest justice. the court saying that ruth bader ginsburg is being treated at the hospital for a possible infection. the 87-year-old undergoing a medical procedure at johns hopkins in baltimore. ginsburg has been treated four times for cancer, was hospitalized for another infection two months ago. >> justice ginsburg says she plans to stay on the court as long as she is mentally fit. >> reporter: ginsburg who was nominated by president bill clinton is the second longest serving justice behind clarence thomas. and the supreme court remains in recess until october after just wrapping up a flurry of work including rulings on everything from the president's tax returns to lagbt rights. president trump saying that he hopes the justice hears bette

justice ginsburg? >> i don't understand your point about rigidity because as i understand the state's position s, the states have a choice. they can say they have an independent vote. or they can say the electors must follow the party's orders of the states. the states can do it one way or the other way. that it is say rigid when it seems to me that it could be describe as subtle because states could have it either way. >> justice ginsburg, the states do have great flexibility as you mentioned in choosing the mode and method of appointment. but the laws they've written here, the laws that were enforced against my client mike baca are very rigid. they're rigid in the fact that there are no exceptions once passed. nd that rigidity reflects of supposition. that they assume it exists when the congress drafting the 20th amendment that's a key thing to these laws and even when congress was debating the 24th amendment and noted that it needed to bar poll taxes for elections for presidential electors because t

don't counts justice ginsburg out.remarkably resilient. >> it is a courts t watch and i'm sure we all wish justice nsburg speedy recovery. thank you so much for being with . >> my pasure. >> thank you. >> thank you. ♪ amna: in the wake of protests against systemic racism in america, many industries are re-amining past practices, and facing questions about their own racial biases.ut one new efforta spotlight on the world of publishing. here's jeffrey brown's race matters report. that is part of our ongoing arts and culture series, canvas. >> it began as a storable media callout, #publishing paid me. a request for authors to reveal the advances they'd been paid for their books. the result, based on responses from o hundre writers, a clear disparity between black and nonblac authors. the hashtag was starts build l.l. mckinney, a writer of fantasy novels for young adults. >> in advance has lot to do with how well the publisher thinks the story will do, and lot of it has to do with this idea of a universal story. a story is

i think you are referring to ruth bader ginsburg, who is 86, but we get the point. should there be time limits to how long you should serve on the supreme court? guest: i don't think there should be. i think, you know, we have seen over the years that justice is, when i felt like they were unable to continue, chose not to. but one thing about the law, and i say this as a lawyer, having clerked for a judge, you know, one good thing about the law -- and we know we get wiser with years -- it is one area where, as long as you are strong mentally come in the mid-1980's, you may actually be a much wiser person than you were in your 40's. withdo not have a problem ruth bader ginsburg, still writing incredible decisions. decisions were in the majority, not the dissent. butwill do a fiery dissent, this year, she also helped to put together bipartisan meeting, both democrat and republican leaning judges were on the same page. i am a fan of some judges more than others, but it was interesting to see even gorsuch joined with the democratic nominee is on some important cases. th

. >>> supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg is back in the hospital this morning. ginsburg's admission was for her to undergo a nonsurgical procedure to correct a biostint. she was previously admitted to johns hopkins hospital earlier this month to treat a possible infection. ginsburg announced a few weeks ago she is receiving chemotherapy for a recurrence of cancer. >>> california is setting a new record for covid deaths. and on tuesday alone, yesterday, 197 people died from the virus, and that is a new high. again, the previous record was 159 deaths that was set back on july 23rd. >>> an urgent call for help right now. there is a backlog of covid-19 tests. people are heeding the call to be tested, but now they're waiting more than a week for their results. the fda is now giving a green light to a major testing company to use a new technique to speed up the process. >> reporter: in the beginning covid testing was scarce, then it ramped up, and now the time to get results is backed up so much people are waiting more than a week to find out if they have it. >> got t

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the supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg is receiving chemotherapy since april. she's been in chemotherapy for months. >> that's right, john. i hope you can hear me clearly. she told me on friday that the cancer reemerged and undergoing chemotherapy treatment since may at the most busiest time of the recently completed court term and she told us all in a statement she is tolerating the chemotherapy well and is encouraged by the success of the treatment so far. she said, quote, i have often said i would remain a member of the court as long as i can do the job full steam. i remain fully able to do that. and she did demonstrate that at the end of the term but i have to say this is worrying. she said she began the course of chemotherapy after a bip opsy se lesions on her liver and the most recent hospitalization to remove the gallstones and treat an infection unrelated to the recurrence. as you know she has a history of four prior cancer ordeals. she was treated last august for p pancreatic cancer. in 1999 she successfully underwent surgery to treat colon cancer. she

justice ginsburg was admitted to johns hopkins hospital following an evaluation monday night. the 87-year-old justice underwent a procedure tuesday to clean out a bile duct stent placed last august. according to a spokeswoman, the justice is resting comfortably and will stay in the hospital for a few days to receive intravenous antibiotic treatment. next, dr. anthony fauci, director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases at nih and a member of the white house coronavirus task force. he took part in a virtual discussion on the pandemic with georgetown university students. ood afternoon, everyone, and thank you for joining today's virtual event hosted by the global health initiative, the o'neill institute for national and global health law, the kalmanovitz initiative for labor and the working poor, and the institute of politics and public service at the mccourt school of public policy, which is known to many of you as gu politics. i am a health law student at georgetown law. i am focusing my studies on access to health care. i am also working with the o'nei

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continue serving on the court while she undergoes chemotherapy ginsburg is the most prominent member of the supreme court's liberal minority if she were to retire or die president donald trump could appoint a new justice before the november election. french officials have launched an arson inquiry after a major fire at the cathedral in the western city of. the blaze has now been contained and authorities are treating the incident as a criminal act footage shows flames leaping inside the gothic monument and a large cloud of black smoke. dozens of firefighters were deployed to tackle the blaze at the song paul cathedral this comes just a little more than a year after the devastating fire at the cathedral of notre dame in paris one of france's greatest architectural treasures. let's bring in g.w. correspondent lisa lewis who's monitoring the situation from paris lisa tell us more about the damage and what the firefighters are facing there. well there are still dozens of firefighters working at the cathedral what happened during the fire was that the big organ made of wood completely bur

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was undergoing chemotherapy but would continue to carry out her duties on the court when ginsburg is the most prominent member of the supreme court's liberal minority democrats fear that if she resigns or dies republicans would install a conservative success even before the november election. after a 5 day manhunt german police have arrested a heavily armed fugitive in the country's black forest authorities launched a search for the 31 year old after he disowned for offices at gunpoint and fled into the woods near the town of open last sunday. wildfires continue to rage in siberia covering some cities in heavy smoke trying to contain the flames to prevent them from reaching residential areas northern siberia is saying a record breaking heat wave a new study says the unusually high temperatures would be almost impossible without human caused climate change. in cuba is to allow why do use of the u.s. dollar in the country as it looks to tackle a major economic crisis that has led to shortages of goods the communist countries heavily controlled economy was struggling with u.s. sanctions

supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg says her liver cancer has returned in a statement the 87 year old justice said she was undergoing chemotherapy and would continue to carry out her duties on the court ginsburg has undergone treatment for cancer 4 times since 1999. the world health organization says brazil's corona virus outbreak is stabilizing the group said new cases are no longer rising exponentially in the country creating a chance to drive down the infection rate brazil is the hardest hit country in latin america with over 2000000 confirmed cases and nearly 80000 deaths. spain 2nd largest city barcelona is returning to stringent coronavirus restrictions this weekend the regional cattle on government has urged residents to stay home and gatherings of more than 10 people have been banned authorities have also ordered theatres gyms and nightclubs to close the region is seeing a spike in corona virus infections on thursday spain recorded its highest number of daily cases since early may. for more on this let's bring in richard fitzpatrick he's a journalist based in barcelona tha

supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg says her liver cancer has returned in a statement the 87 year old said she was undergoing chemotherapy and was continued to carry out her duties on the court ginsburg has undergone treatment for cancer 4 times since 1999. european union leaders are meeting in brussels to try to bridge their differences over a 750000000000 euro recovery fund which aims to help the bloc deal with the economic impact of the coronavirus pandemic. german chancellor angela merkel is chairing the talks as germany currently holds the e.u. is rotating presidency she's admitted that finding a compromise won't be easy the e.u. is divided on how to assist those hardest hit by the pandemic a major sticking point continues to be to what degree member states should say or their debt burden that idea the idea that the e.u. could neutralize debt allowing the block to borrow money instead of individual nations has some member countries digging in their heels. correspondent mathis is at the summit in brussels which is the 1st face to face meeting of european leaders since the star

ginsburg said her cancer treatment is unrelated to that incident. the prospect that president trump could name a 3rd justice to the u.s. supreme court would be a major election issue ginsburg says she remains quote fully able to continue in her job in georgia, the 3 suspects in the shooting death of 25 year-old ahmad arbery have all pleaded not guilty. greg mcmichael his son travis mcmichael and william roddie bryan all appear for their arraignments today, the a web cam. >>the mcmichaels are accused of shooting arbery while he was out jogging bryant recorded the incident on his cell phone and prosecutors say he also used his truck to trap arbery a judge denied bond for bryant and the district attorney's office announced that he is also being investigated for crimes, brian and the mcmichaels were indicted by a grand jury last month on malice and felony murder charges in arbery's death. >>the confederate flag will no longer fly over us military bases secretary of defense mark esper issued a new defense department policy today. it points out the import

a possible infection a court spokeswoman said that ginsburg who is 87 years old had returned home and was doing will after undergoing a procedure the german meat processing company tourney's is set to partly reopen its slaughter house near the western town of goods was low on thursday the plant was at the center of a massive code 19 al break in june which forced authorities to reimpose a local walk on more than 600000 people. the british city of bristol has a new school of truth to replace the statue of the slave trader that was pulled down last month a sculpture of a black protester who helped topple that 1st statue now stands in its place the artwork was installed without permission early on wednesday morning i. the moment that sparked a nationwide to pay suppliers had to deal with britain's colonial past. the 17th century slave trader edward colston was pulled down by flak lives matter protesters impressed and june. and echoing the face of many of his victims thrown into the sea. the plane he once looked down from now has a new occupant local resident chen read. the art works inspi

ginsburg was hospitalized in baltimore after experiencing chills and a fever yesterday morning. it was the latest health scare for the 87-year-old who was treated for possible infection. ginsburg had been treated for a cancerous tumor on her pancreas last august. >>> a southern california mom involved in the college admissions scheme has been sentenced to five weeks in prison. investigators say karen little fair paid $9,000 to have llegses for academic probation by georgetown university. little fair then demanded a discount when that person received a c. little fair pleaded guilty in january to a count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud. nearly 30 parents pleaded guilty in that case. >>> this tweet from ivanka trump may have violated a government ethics rule. in the picture she's holding a can of goya food beans with a caption, if it's goya it has to be good. according to the us government's ethics office. branch employees may not use their position to suggest the agency endorses an organization or product. goya has been getting backlash after the ceo's praise of president trump

ruth bader ginsburg ginsburg has been admitted to a washington d.c. hospital that received treatment for a possible infection she's 87 and is one of 4 liberals on the supreme court if she is replaced in the health reasons neutral before m.t.v. could tilt the court in a more conservative direction. elaine maxwell has been denied bail after pleading not guilty to sex crimes charges linked to alleged dealings with her former associate jeffrey epstein u.s. prosecutors say the british service socialite is a flight risk she's accused of helping the late financier recruit an abuse minors. thousands of bolivians of protests against the capital in la paz because of economic hardship caused by covert 1000 some burning effigies of political leaders they want to thirty's to do more to activate the economy and its massive layoffs. has been hard hit by the pandemic that has about 50000 cases. and thousands of people have called on the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to resign in a protest outside his official residence in jerusalem and then yahoo has seen

supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg says her liver cancer has returned the 87 year old said she was undergoing came of therapy but would continue to carry out her judy's on the court ginsburg is the most prominent member of the supreme court's liberal minority democrats fear that if she resigns or dies republicans would install a conservative successor even before the november election. mass protests are continuing in russia's 5 aist over the arrest of sergei fergal a popular governor of the cobber office region which borders china he faces murder charges going back more than a decade but supporters say that politically motivated was detained last week and flown to moscow an appeal against his arrest was rejected by a court of. chinese authorities have issued more flood warnings as heavy rains a full cost in provinces in the country south since june massive downpours have left more than $100.00 people dead or missing forced nearly $15000000.00 people to be evacuated from their homes and caused billions of dollars in economic losses. and levon on the deepening economic crisis has

. >>> ginsburg hospitalized. the supreme court justice back in the hospital just weeks after revealing her cancer has returned. >>> housing division. >> there will be no more low income housing forced into the suburbs. >> the announcement from president trump about low income housing in the suburbs. why some critics claim he's stoking racial division. >>> plus, jailhouse rescue. the dramatic moment inmates came together to save the deputy who was guarding them. >>> mission to mars, the first of its kind trip to the red planet today. why nasa is sending a helicopter. >>> and bold brews. with more americans drinking at home during the pandemic, the new and unusual beer options hitting the market. >>> good thursday morning, everyone. we begin with the coronavirus crisis. more than 150,000 people in the united states have now died from the virus. >> the good news is new cases are down. the bad news is more than 1,400 deaths have been reported in the last 24 hours, the most since may 15th with grim new records in texa

justice ginsburg? justice ginsburg: what do you make of the fact that congress have never failed to account an anomalous electoral vote? not once. it is always accepted. the anomalous vote. gen. purcell: i think that highlights congress's view that it should defer to states. in every example the other side has given, the state had certified those votes as the state's votes. if you look at 2016, congress also counted votes from colorado and minnesota where the state replaced faithful electors with electors who promised to vote as pledged ended. congress counted those votes as well. what you see in the history is congress deferring to the state's designation of which electors are validly appointed by the state. justice ginsburg: thank you. chief justice roberts: justice breyer? justice breyer: i would like you to assume this is my argument. for present purposes. the only thing a state cannot do is punish the elector for the way he actually cast his vote. as far as bribery laws are concerned, there are pl