[laughter] and he developed a friendship with ruth bader ginsburg.rap that up for me, i don't want to send to much time with the time we have left, what do we learn about these things that i just listed? >> he had an affinity for technology for be back to the early 70's when he was involved with the telecom revolution and was the first judge in the d.c. circuit court to use the word processor. and yes, he struck up a famous friendship with a lady who had been a charge on that cou two years running, when he was appointed. she had been nominated by president carter, and that was ruth bader ginsburg. and this book, scalia: rise to greatness, is the first book to publish early correspondence between both of them. and so we see these handwritten notes, correspondence and memorandums, draft opinions flying back and forth. this is never been published before and it really chronicles the germination and blossoming of their friendship induce internal documents, you can see ruth bader ginsburg ultimately flat angry -- flattering, needling and provoking scalia

oxton phil ginsburg, because. he is so proud to talk about this team, even when you're not present and about what you all are doing and being this all female baseball team that represents san francisco. he, along with our various commissioners who he will recognize in just a moment who are joining us here today. but it means a lot to be here with family and friends, to take a moment to pause and reflect on all your hard work. i want to just also go back to the 12 you team that even though you came in third, you got to understand why you came in third in the national. and that is a big deal and it is definitely time for you to fight harder and harder and harder and continue to go up the ladder. the 14 new team, from my understanding, they've been they've been working together since they were nine years. i think that's the term that they used. and from the time they were nine news, all the way to 14 news, they had their minds and their sights set on this national champion and they delivered it. and i want to say con

i would rather have an even ginsburg was not in favor of this becoming a law. i would rather have the states have the supreme court and give it back to the states which is what they did to you can have local jurisdictions and legislatures make your role and you can vote accordingly. your thoughts on that? guest: for years, folks that worked at the federalist society and conservative judicial nominees, for confirmation hearings would sort of say their theory was the one true way and they were not taking an ideological approach, that they were interpreting the constitution very strictly according to the text of the document and that all these complaints about the rulings being issued i republican appointed judges was really just sour grapes of a question that had been settled earlier by the founding fathers in the way they wrote the constitution. there have been decision after decision in the last few years that have you lied that narrative and exposed the so-called originalist approach that republican appointed justices like to take and mostly bunk. take a look

oxton phil ginsburg, because. he is so proud to talk about this team, even when you're not present and about what you all are doing and being this all female baseball team that represents san francisco. he, along with our various commissioners who he will recognize in just a moment who are joining us here today. but it means a lot to be here with family and friends, to take a moment to pause and reflect on all your hard work. i want to just also go back to the 12 you team that even though you came in third, you got to understand why you came in third in the national. and that is a big deal and it is definitely time for you to fight harder and harder and harder and continue to go up the ladder. the 14 new team, from my understanding, they've been they've been working together since they were nine years. i think that's the term that they used. and from the time they were nine news, all the way to 14 news, they had their minds and their sights set on this national champion and they delivered it. and i want to say con

ruth bader ginsburg and sandra day o'connor. they will be coming our way. you heard about florida state the weather is very good in florida that's about all i will say. [laughter] right he can't take me anywhere. [laughter] and civil rights leader she joins the ranks of former presidents and civil rights leaders and 10 other women. including educator and activist friends and icon emily erhardt i don't know where she went she still busy i think. [laughter] very first congresswoman who served in these halls is jeannette rankin. there's more good news. for more additional coming our way. 3 million tourists that visit the building every year one to recognize women's contributions to shaping our country and the world. having these women representative in this that's real collection will allow thousands of young girls who are here every day with their classmates and their families and friends to see the woman who broke down barriers remarkable women who inspire us and let us know that regardless of gender dreams can come true. so, thank you all for enjoying the s

jewel ginsburg and i still have in the heard from them. about the [inaudible] issue in the water issues concerning the [inaudible]. and i stillment that meeting as soon as possible mr. buell. and mr. ginsburg is in the here today. i need it as soon as possible. also this business a very interesting complicated issue. and we [inaudible] i wanted to, sesz the renovation of am number 4. i'm willing to put my comment in about the moment honest farmer's market [inaudible] if the best one in the city. number 4 there are i other issues in the presidio and park and rec in the city and need to [inaudible] mr. buell i beseech you. [inaudible] so we don't have to have confrontations. that's my comment. not in agreement when i asked this it is my second time of i will be in probably office with a formal request now. comparing this and -- thank you we have 4 handses raised you want to condition. where let's keep going. >> unmute the next caller jeanette. are you there. >> hi. >> you have 2 minutes. upon hi. i did in the realize it was me. i'm calling r

we commissioned to statutes of our first two female female supreme court justices, ruth bader ginsburg and sandra day o'connor. so that coming our way. you heard about florida's home state on my home state, the weather very good in florida. that's all i'll say. right? okay you can't take me anywhere. and what we're going to have this new statute of dr. mary mcleod bethune, a remarkable educator and civil rights leader, and she joins the of former presidents and civil frances, pilot and icon amelia earhart. don't know where she went. she's she's still missing. i think, through that. but she's here and the very first congresswoman to serve in these halls, jeannette rankin. and there's more good news. dr. bethune is going to get some more fem for four more additionl are coming our way and this is going to show. over 3 million tourists who visit this every year. a more accurate portrayal of our history, one that recognized women's contributions to shaping our country and the world and having these women represented in national statuary hall collection will allow thousands of young who are

klobuchr in the senate we commissioned to new statues of our female supreme court justices ruth bader ginsburg and sandra day o'connor. they will be coming our way. he heard about florida's home fe state, my home state the weather is very good in florida that's about all i will say. [laughter] [laughter] right? okay. you cannot take me anywhere. [laughter] we can have this great new statue of remarkable educator civil rights leader. she joins the ranks of former president and civil rights leaders 10 other women including educator and activist frances willard, pilot and icon emily ehrhardt i don't know where she went she still missing i think. [laughter] but she is here. the very firstes congresswoman o serve in these halls. there is more good news because doctor buffoon is going to get some more female neighbors soon. i think for more additional coming our way. this is going to show the over 3 million tourists who visit this building every year a more accurate portrayal of our history. recognize women's shaping our country andse the world. having these women representative and the statuary hal

and ginsburg is, you know, served on the court for 27 years before she passed away in 2020 from pancreatic cancer. she was 87 years old. the stamp is going to come out on october. 2nd. we'll be right back. >> just about done for a friday. before we go, let's check in with olivia horton. see what's coming up on live in the bay today. high livia hide. are you happy friday, everybody coming up today on live in the bay. we take a look back at the week when entertaining expert paul zahn stopped by studio. details on the perfect cocktail recipes to send your summer off with a spritz and the sf gaiman's course phonics are performing at the forty-niners game tonight as they celebrate football for all we learn more about this forty-niners initiative honoring bay area diversity. then it was a circus in studio this week we sat down with a hoop artists to chat, serkis olay's bay area shows happening this weekend. find out how you can catch the act for the first time in 3 years. and as always, we want to hear she had to say about today's question of the day. so go ahead and scan that qr code. we want t

joining us the election lawyer ginsburg who played a key role in the bush campaign in that florida recountsee you. so what goes through your mind when you hear speaker mccarthy try to equate what donald trump did in the aftermath of the 2016 clinton and 2000 gore campaigns? >> i can appreciate why he got angry there because he's got such a weak argument and he's conflating the basic principles you talked about. any candidate has the right to contest elections. there are laws for that, but the deal is that when you go to court and after the recounts are decided, then you have to accept that. and what donald trump is being indicted for is his actions afterwards. they are not his words. they were as you said what happened at the capitol, what happened with the fake electors, what happened with going to state officials, essentially trying to take away the vote of the people. >> you heard mia love earlier in the discussion saying the thing that separates donald trump from the others is january 6th, what happened there, the insurrection at the capitol. but i'm curious if that hadn't have happene

there has been reporting on justices breyer and ginsburg accepting trips.g difference that i wanted to point out between those vacations that justice ginsburg and breyer received from billionaires is that we know about them because those justices disclosed them on their financial filings. that is what the law says you need to do. that is what the experts told us to not happen in the case of justice thomas. the other thing that is very different about justice thomas' arrangement, the volume and frequency of undisclosed gifts he has received, undisclosed occasions he has received. we laid out our conservative estimates on the numbers of things now, the judges we talked to about this including one judge who used to sit on a committee that reviewed judges financial disclosures, he said he had never seen anything like this, this was an unprecedented amount of largess for justice to be accepting, let alone not disclosing. justice thomas situation seems to be very unique. he is an outlier. in terms of what the can do -- so there are carveouts in the statute that s

ruth bader ginsburg and sandra day o'connor. they'll be coming our way. you courage about my home state. the weather is very good in florida. that is about all i'll say. [laughter] right, okay? you can't take me anywhere. but we're going to have the statue of dr. mary mcleod bethune, a remarkable educator and civil rights leader. she joins the ranks of former presidents and civil rights leaders, and ten other women, including educator and activist -- pilot and icon amelia it hurts, i don't know where she went, i think she's still missing. but she's here. and the three first congresswoman -- and there is more quick news. doctor bethune is going to get some more female neighbors soon. i think for more additional or coming our way. this is going to show the over 3 million tourists to visit this building every year a more accurate portrayal of our history. one that recognized women's contributions shaping our country and the world. and heaven these women representatives in the national statuary hall collection will allow thousands of young girls who are here

we know that justice ruth bader ginsburg had actually taken a trip to jordan for a two, that was also, what do you think is the precedent that is being set with respect to the supreme court, and how it handles these ethical dilemmas? >> well, right now, the court is setting a precedent that essentially says we don't handle these dilemmas. we simply ignore them. when congress probes us, we fight back. the chief justice sent a letter to the senate saying i will not testify this operation of powers give me the right to essentially blow you off. i think there is a serious problem here that does apply to justices of both ideologies but has historically been much more of a problem on the right flank of the court. you know, you mentioned judge ruth bader ginsburg troops, including to israel and jordan, we can questioned the propriety of those. but she did disclose them. and i think it's important to remember that this is really fundamentally about an existing federal statute that says justices must disclose certain gifts, and things like private flights do not fall under an exemption. and so

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remains a great friend and mentor and recommend her book that came out last fall with ruth bader ginsburg >> we got one over here. >> it comes naturally to, me. >> it's about me so i am -- i love talking to strangers and now you inspired me. >> on an airplane he can't walk away.hi [laughter] >> we got one over here and then decide. >> i listen to npr a lot until i can't anymore. [laughter] the world is so dark and there are so manyy dark stories. from your perspective, doesn't this depressgi you? can you give any message of hope that there is any way we can get out of this mess? >> number one, all things considered in the last year we made anff effort to in every haf hour include humanity, hope, joy, life is so much more than the worst things that happen in the world so hopefully you have heard a a change as we have been cautious about. there is bill gates way of looking at the world which is more people have clean water, fewer living in poverty than ever before, you are dying in childbirth than ever before so the world is in a better place now than it's ever been for all human existence

ginsburg and it is easy to recognize the work that people in the public commission like larry griffin not easy you're assembly front line field working it's what we all are and paul what a brother a friend and the also passed away it is something that strikes a anchored in all of us when you talk about paul (clearing throat) somebody like behind how larry was a positive person to be around i call my friend for several decades huge loss for the department and the union and for the family and the people that grew up in the richmond i'll really, really proud. thank you. >> all right. i want to bring up one more special guest, you know. happier and more joysus note for anyone that works for the recreation & park commission. >> yeah. (clapping). >> i've been in with job a long, long, long time now. and denny has been my mentor and coach. and actually is really the one responsible (unintelligible) pretty big (laughter) and um, denny has had such an incredible distinguished criteria career a heros spending a lot of time in the community and end up getting into the parks because are the recog

colleagues had a portrait, antonina ginsburg, hanging on the board of honor of the enterprise.as the shock worker of labor for a small lepelgu of affairs. people could not believe that a respected person in the city, a traitor to the motherland , the punisher, on whose account the lives of thousands of people. what was it like for a husband who lost his entire family at the hands of the nazis, yes, and they lived a santonina from above, their daughters were married for 30 years. knew her. eh, well, and will not be shocked immediately and even believed. are you kidding. yes, it can not be, but she is a respected man tanina a. not tonka drinks and studies. this was some kind of two-faced person who could strike two completely different lives. here she is bodibivchitsya. and now she is beautiful, mother, beautiful, wife, wonderful mistress, worker. i personally knew one of her daughters. she worked in the lepel department store. and you know, when this story surfaced, we went there to see it, because it was very scary there. the agentsburg family, after some time, left lepel and l

then go back to full city jones as well who played ruth bader ginsburg a few years ago.rds season. these imminent releases out next week. maestro out at the end of the year. both are expected to figure in awards season. the controversy and debate and discussion around their casting which i think is very welcome and needs to be discussed would probably run all the way through to awards season. i certainly never want to hear another hollywood actor howling up another hollywood actor howling up an irish accent in a movie. there have been some bad ones. we are in agreement. absolutely. thank you very much forjoining us. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. we're going to have all sorts of weather on friday — from morning thunderstorms across the south of the country, to sunshine in the lake district and scotland. so a real mixed bag on the way. so let's have a look at the big picture. here's the satellite picture — jet stream pushing along this developing area of weather. multiple areas of low pressure and multiple weather fronts heading our way. and yes, there'll be some s

ruth bader ginsburg and sandra day o'connor. you heard about florida's homestay, or my home state. weather is very good in florida. that is about all i will say. [laughter] okay. you canno' take me anywhere. [laughter] we will have this great new statute. a remarkable educator and civil rights leader. she joins the ranks of civil president and civil rights leaders and 10 other women including activists. amelia earhart. i don't know where she went. she is still missing, i think. she is here. the very first congresswoman jeanette rankin. there is more good news because doctor bassoon will get more female labor soon. four more additional coming our way. this will show the over 3 million tourists that visit this building every year. a more accurate portrayal of our history. one that recognizes women's contributions to shaping our country and the world. having these women will allow thousands of youngcl girls who work here every day with their classmates and their families and friends to see the women that broke down barriers, remarkable women that inspire us and let us know that regard

work across the aisle to pass bipartisan legislation to place the supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg o'connor on capital grounds. both of these women were trailblazers long before the ensupreme court opening doors fr women at a time when so many are keeping themm close. it's only fitting we are remarkable lies and legacies honoring them in the heart of our democracy and we shouldn't there.go there wasn't a single room in the u.s. capital named after a woman so i work with my friend former senator in honor of rubber, longest-serving woman senator and thet first woman elected to vote congress. one was a democrat and the other a republican. the room is decorated trailblazing women to strengthen this institution. the first woman and first black woman in thepr house of representatives and simply other women who broke doctors and kamala harris and you name it. and decadeses ago and this is about so much more to changing course and i see the girls visiting with their families and schools by showing them the rope they have. and tonight's event, you deserve it,. >> if you find one thing, it's

yours to that justice kolya got almost every boat in ruth bader ginsburg got almost every boat.pening in respect to the judiciary and how it's being treated. >> i think the way the public is being treated as a reaction to what is happening with the approach of justices in the court. most of the last century the court despite the fact the majority of the nominees were by republican presidents the court was very liberal giving the left and in many cases the media and a lot of the members of congress were giving them what they wanted there was no reason to complain and make the political attacks on the court. that shifted after justice kolya was confirmed with the judge and when suddenly we will confirm everyone the political process they didn't want somebody like bork who is going to be an originalist and pushback in the growth of a legible list in the justices who say were docketed do what do you say is politically advisable we have to look at the text of the constitution that threatened the left and that's why we see them pushing back first in judicial nomination and making that