lily was the.dyear tire and rubber company, the lily ledbetter fair pay act of 2009. thank you. >>> back with me, jeff rossen, president and ceo of the national constitution center which just awarded ruth bader ginsburg its medal on thursday night. he's the honor of conversations with rbg, ruth bader ginsburg on life, love, liberty and the law. let's talk about lily ledbetter, jeff. it was -- the whole thing was remarkable. the case was remarkable, the idea that ruth bader ginsburg read her dissent out loud. the idea that she sent the message that my court got it wrong so congress, you need to get it right. and it was because of lily ledbetter and ruth bader ginsburg that that law was the first law that barack obama ever signed. >> absolutely. and it was so moving just now to hear lily ledbetter's words and to hear her talk about how justice ginsburg's dissent changed her life and brought her justice. justice ginsburg always believed that social change would ultimately come not from the courts, but

lily: y fue deportado el 29 de marzo del 2019.jos. ahora se me ha hecho difícil, tengo que trabajar y cuidar a los niños, porque sin el papá es difícil. carolina: afortunadamente ambos niños van a una escuela pública, donde almuerzan y pueden quedarse en actividades extracurriculares en horas de la tarde mientras ella trabaja, algo que le da un alivio. lo cierto es que la preocupación por el cuidado de sus hijos es algo que lily y taimi comparten. ¿qué tanto te ayuda a ti que te den este beneficio del gobierno? que puedes llevar a tu niño después de la escuela a estas actividades en la tarde para que tú puedas seguir trabajando. taimi: ahora respiro, porque sé que el niño está en la escuela. yo aún cuento con un descuento que me da el gobierno para poderlo tener en el "afterschool". me da el beneficio de que ahí puede hacer él las tareas. si no pudiese trabajar, estuviese trabajando para pagarle a la "baby sitter". carolina: según la entidad afterschool alliance, en estados unidos, unos diez millones de niños acuden a programas de

and lily makes an important point.o be people voting through september when joe biden is at a pretty strong position in the race. you know, the most important date in the rest of this campaign is september 29th. that's the first presidential debate. joe biden is solid, particularly given the low expectations trump has set for him. i would like to see biden do more than solid. i think he needs to punish donald trump. donald trump is a bully, to your point, he's unhinged. he wants to play defense, which most presidential incumbents struggle in that first debate, including barack obama because you want to defend your record. so if joe biden can maintain, much less grow his position with the electorate, he's going to be in a strong position. they are just polls, not votes. so i discount them to a great degree. but you're looking at polls now in battleground states. i could care less about national polls, they are meaningless in the pursuit of the presidency. but in the battleground states, joe biden is now in some of them

lily ledbetter was a manager of a goodyear plant in alabama. a note from a colleague indicating she was being paid less than her male counterparts. her case went to the u.s. supreme court in 2007 where she actually lost that case in a 5-4 decision with justice ruth bader ginsburg not only writing the dissenting opinion but in a rare move ginsburg read the opinion out loud in court and told congress that the ball is in your court and so it went. and then in 2009, then president obama signed the lily ledbetter fair pay act. congress passed the act 18 sup court ruled against ledbetter's case. here she is, lily ledbetter joining us right now. so good to see you. you know personally, you know, the impact of the stacking of the u.s. supreme court. tell me how defeeting it felt at the time aft supreme court as a whole that it meant they didn't see it your way that you were deserving of equal pay. >> it was a terrible feeling. just devastating. but you know, it wasn't so much after i thought about it an hour or so, this was no longer about me but it wa

because of that we all work together and barack obama signed the lily ledbetter >> i love that picture. those who have equal pay, paychecks equal to a man who does the same job over a gratitude of thanks. i want to ask you, so president trump said he will announce the nominee late this week after r two e ginsbu ls in repose when do you think the confirmation process should be taken up? >> merritt garland, barack obama's nominee after scalia passed away. and mitch mcconnell said, it is unseemly to consider a supreme court nominee in an election year. that was 10 months before the election. this is days, weeks before an

that is what she did in 2007 case of lily versus u.s. tire.ily versus the supreme court ruled that the woman paid less than her mail coworkers forrs years to be exactly the same work, could not sue her former employer for wageor discrimination. the woman only learned about the pay gap after she retired. but a conservative majority than on the court, ruled that she had lost her chance at justice by failing to sue within six months of her first unequal paycheck. inal her dissent, justice ginsburg challenge congress to correct this injustice, and we did. the very first law signed by president barack obama, was the lily led better fair pay act. that company that signed law hung and her supreme court chambers as a gift from obama.nt he signed it with the following inscription. thanks for helping create a more equal and just society. in her dissent in the 2013 voting rights case, shelby county versus holder, which gutted the heart of the voting rights acts for justice ginsburg pointed out the awful irony of the majority decision. she wrote tha

nbc bay area's lili tan is live in san francisco. lili, these are people who felt that justice ginsburg was fighting for them, right? >> reporter: yeah, many people here felt she was fighting for them, and now they are fighting for her memory and her legacy. even just a minute ago, mourners were here lighting candles, embracing, some even crying. some created this tribute you see here in chalk. rest in power, rbg, as hundreds of other masked mourners marched down castro street. >> if we could take a moment of silence for justice ruth bader ginsburg, who passed away. >> reporter: first there was shock as san franciscans learned about the death of justice ruth bader ginsburg. >> oh, my god. >> it's a huge loss. it is a huge loss. >> reporter: then a promise to the 87-year-old. later during a vigil in her honor. >> we won't let you down, ruth. >> reporter: mourning and marching through the castro district were close to 300 people, who walked solemnly behind a sign reading "we won't let you don't, rbg." >> rbg! >> this is a tragedy. >> r

hello, lili. >> hi. >> seth: it's so nice to see you again.hese last three-plus years? >> i know. it's -- it's like 3 1/2 years ago, no one knew who the hell i was and why i was on your show [ light laughter ] and now here i am again, and hopefully a couple more people know who i am. >> seth: i think that is very safe to say. i want to talk about your poetry book, but i also know you're back in vancouver. you guys are actually shooting right now. you know, we're obviously dealing with a lot of covid protocols here with our show how's it been for you so far >> it's interesting. i was a little nervous that it was going to be, you know, too sterile of an environment to actually be creative in. but it actually has been really, you know -- we're just on top of our game, very -- being very safe people are -- people wear lanyards with a color on them that indicate how close they can get to the cast. so, you know, if someone can't go within six feet of us, you know, you walk -- you're walking around set, people see you, and they go, "oh! and they, lik

waller will meet with lily two or three times a week. >> i might get better.nce to make me feel relevant and needed. >> it would be nice if they would do this across the nation. it would be good for the tutors and the tutorees, or whatever you call them. >> reporter: kim brunhuber, cnn, atlanta. >>> beautiful connections all the way around. thanks so much to kim for that story. >>> stay with us for the latest on the coronavirus pandemic in the u.s. and around the world. anderson cooper and dr. sanjay gupta host the cnn town hall. coronavirus, facts and fears. see it at eight thursday morning and in hong kong. wherever you are, you can find it on cnn. >>> thanks for joining me. i'm robyn curnow live from atlanta. "early start" is up next. when we started our business we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation saves us so much time. it makes it really easy and seamless. pick an order, print everything you need, slap th

she would know how to take on some of the strongest opinions, her dissents on behalf of the famous lily ledbetter who had been denied equal pay but her employer said it's too late and the supreme court said it's too late for lily ledbetter to seek equal pay. justice ginsburg's dissent lend to the court overturning that position. it was her dissent over the court eviscerating the voting rights act ten years ago, those decisions, her stature both in the decisions that she was in the majority as well as in her dissents, carried out through her entire career. she stood for what was right, whether she was in the majority or not. >> it's very interesting, the two cases you just mentioned, she was in the dissent in both those craases, she did not win,o to speak. but there was something about her and the positions she took and maybe the skill in making her argument that many of the issues where she was, again, as we say, on the losing side, ended up carrying the day. >> that's correct. and she was on the, quote unquote, the losing side for many years of her life, from being denied a job despite

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i think people deserve to know that. >> here is the thing, lily.e president's lies and the sheer number of them. it's been well documented by a variety of fact checkers. what's the thinking, though, that this particularly or these lies about this particular topic, that this is going to break through the noise, that somehow these lies are going to matter when so many other lies have not? >> look, i think one thing that's worth asking yourself is why was he lying. and there's really two reasons, craig. he was lying because he wanted to play down the virus so people didn't hold him politically accountable when he was running for re-election. and two, he wanted to calm the stock market so his rich friends who have a lot invested in the stock market were able to not lose as much money. that's why he lied. i do think that people care. millions of americans who are out of work, there are millions of americans who have got covid, millions of americans who know someone who has passed away from this disease. they care this president continuously lied to them

given equal rights in the workplace, that led to the drafting and passing of the lily ledbetter law. and i was proud to write that law, but i was also proud of the number of senators who came and joined it because of ruth bader ginsburg. >> lily ledbetter will be joining us later in the hour to talk about those extraordinary times. i want to play something republican senator, mitt romney, someone you know very well, said yesterday after he announced he would support a vote on the nominee. >> i recognize that we -- we may have a court which has more of a conservative bent than it's had over the last few decades. but my liberal friends have over many decades gotten very used to the idea of having a liberal court. and that's not written in the stars. >> it is true that this next justice could move the court sharply to the right, but isn't that the way the system was set up? >> no. i think what the system was set up to have the supreme court be objective and not bound to partisan politics. but look what the president is doing. i mean it's a disgrace. he says he's going there to pay respe

leadbetter looking on, president barack obama signed the lily leadbetter fair pay act into law.w there were other injustices that still needed to be corrected. >> i think what has pushed her, if anything, to be more liberal, in her old age, is the idea that a lot of the things that she fought for, she thinks are not being carried through on. >> reporter: and there was no better example of this than the case known as shelby county versus holder. in 2013, shelby county, alabama. a place with a history of voter suppression. argued to the supreme court that the federal rules imposed on them by the 1965 voting rights act were no longer needed. to the disappointment of many liberals, a majority of justices agreed. >> the supreme court basically said, look. we've got an african-american in the white house. things have changed in the south and the voting rights act has basically outlived its usefulness. we don't need it anymore, and they voted to essentially gut the voting rights act. >> she read her dissent from the bench, which is something that justices very infrequently do. it's onl

joining me now, lily adams.ommunications director fehr claire's presidential campaign. lily, good morning. it's great to have you on today. let's talk about what we were just kind of walking through there, this difference in how these -- the two campaigns, the two parties, really, are approached campaigning, getting out the vote, voter registration drives. i actually spoke with biden volunteers in michigan who are doing this remotely from their home. we also went out to macomb county to take a look at how the trump campaign is doing going door to door wearing may maga masks. do you feel that's what they're doing because of what's going on with the pandemic, or do you feel like you're able to do what you need do regardless? >> well, look, kasie. this isn't a campaign being conducted in 1980. we've got so many tools to reach voters, and we're going to leverage every single one of them. i also want to say we're in the middle of a global pandemic, and while president trump may want to ignore that and risk the lives

nbc bay area's lili tan spoke with him. flames there have destroyed about a dozen homes. >> reporter: janelle, take a look over here. toppled chimneys and just a few front steps. that's all that's left of a few homes here. the rest of the neighborhood, the fire seems random. one house destroyed while the one next to it is fine. no rhyme or reason to it. we know she's homes in sky hawk are still standing because a neighbor stayed behind to save them. >> i don't think look at it as heroic. >> reporter: facetiming his wife while trying to save his home and the homes of others. >> it was the embers and the golf ball size -- fire coming out of the sky. >> reporter: for 16 hours he says he used a hose to put out flames as the glass fire raged along highway 12 in santa rosa. he saved four homes, including his own. neighbors are calling him a hero. >> thank you is enough for my neighbors. i feel sorry for the neighbors that lost their homes. i know them all. >> reporter: he said he stayed behind because his parents lost their home

so, lily, how have you prepared?and she did. very impressive young lady. stay with us, headlines coming up. good morning welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. our headlines today. a sharp rise in coronavirus cases — the r number goes above one for the first time since march, with infections now doubling every 7—10 days. in birmingham and parts of the west midlands, more than one and a half million people face stricter measures to contain the spread of the virus. dozens of people are missing as devastating wildfires spread across the us state of oregon. many more evacuation orders have been put in place, including right here, so that, now, more than half a billion people in this state have been told to leave their homes. we are just a few hours away from the return of the premier league and one of the key matches today is the champions liverpool hosting leeds united, who are back after an absence of 16 years. we'll chat to violinist nicola benedetti. she's stepped in at the last minute to appear

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[applause] >> and now, we have all the way from san francisco, the lady who went to blazes, lily coit. [applause] >> i was known as fayetteville lil. i was 20 years old, fighting fires alongside firemen. that's when a gossip columnist for harper's weekly heard about me. that i could single-handedly rescue men, women, and groups of children from burning buildings, carrying them down from dizzying heights on my shoulders, clinging to frail ladders, my skirts ablaze. to tell the truth, i was a firefighter. i helped man the hook and ladder . i saved lives. i was not afraid of fire. let's go back to my beginning. wealthyrn in 1843 to parents. my father was an army doctor and when i was still a young girl, he was appointed medical director of the entire pacific coast. we moved from kentucky to san francisco. but it was a very difficult time for me. i battled with my mother constantly. i wanted to wear trousers. [laughter] but mother forced me to wear dresses and act like a lady. at age 15, i had to host a little girls tea party at the fitzmaurice house in downtown, san francisco. we were in

lily everyone in the house is online and i can't get enough bandwidth to video chat with my book club. try 1 gig internet with at&t fiber. you get more bandwidth and hbo max included. so, everyone stays entertained. so i can just watch the show instead of reading the book? you know, if you turn on your subtitles... that's almost reading. get 1 gig internet with at&t fiber for $49.99a month for a year. no annualcontract. and now get hbo max included. limited availability in select areas. call 1.877.only.att and accessoriesphones for your mobile phone. like this device to increase volume on your cell phone. - ( phone ringing ) - get details on this state program visit right now or call during business hours. >>> another heat wave across the bay area and the state's power grid programs warn people to conserve energy to avoid rolling blackouts. it temperatures could hit 110 degrees in some parts of the bay area. both flex alerts and excessive heat watch will be in effect this weekend. >>> grid operators who could not muster enough power for the august heat wave, said they don't know what

clearly historical moment for her, she went on from there to get involved with what later became the lily case and clinton signed law about equal pay for women. these are the landmark moments of her time on the court. >> remember her ruling, all those things that fit into these cases where she was so focused on equality and gender issues as she continued to fight but she even said herself it would be hard for her to get confirmed now because the state of changed, the atmosphere has changed, that is why she said don't try to push me to lead, you will not get another ruth bader ginsburg on the court and she is right. >> one of her great legacies quite frankly which is the one we should be focusing on in this hyper-partisan period we are in was her deep loving friendship with antonin scalia, the most liberal member of the court and the most conservative member of the court, truly loved each other, shared a love of opera, christopher scalia, his son tweeted out lovely story about how on her birthday, one of the clerks in the chamber, he had 2 dozen roses he had to deliver to ruth and the cler

congress, it's up to you and because of that we all work together and barack obama signed the lily ledbetter >> i love that picture. those who have equal pay, paychecks equal to a man who does the same job over a gratitude of thanks. i want to ask you, so president trump said he will announce the nominee late this week after r two e ginsbu ls in repose when do you think the confirmation process should be taken up? >> merritt garland, barack obama's nominee after scalia passed away. and mitch mcconnell said, it is unseemly to consider a supreme court nominee in an election year. that was 10 months before the election. this is days, weeks before an election, and there are at least six or seven republicans who are on the record, lindsey graham, for example, pulled me to the side. would never appoint anyone, take up an appointment in an election year. and don't say you're for a principle and a couple of years later say, that was then, this is now, we need to hold their feet to the fire. it's absurd and i hope that the leaders of the democrats and the house and senate will use every tool at their

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i can't tell other people what to do lily everyone in the house is online and i can't get enough bandwidtho video chat with my book club. try 1 gig internet with at&t fiber. you get more bandwidth and hbo max included. so, everyone stays entertained. so i can just watch the show instead of reading the book? you know, if you turn on your subtitles... that's almost reading. get 1 gig internet with at&t fiber for $49.99a month for a year. no annualcontract. and now get hbo max included. limited availability in select areas. call 1.877.only.att >> abc 7 sports -- >> the a's playing their first game in a week because of coronavirus postponements facing a padres team that are one of the hottest in the league. bob melvin glad to be back in the dugout. fernando tatis jr. just misses a home run. not a lot went right for the a's. here is matt chapman, diving stop. throw across. give him the gold glove now. the a's got mike minor from texas at the trade. his a's debut did not go well. the first batter that he faces. there it goes. 14th of the season tying him with mike trout. 5-0, san diego. next bat

and congress responded, passed what's called the lily ledbetter fair pay act, named for the plaintiffthat case. and so, you know, she was well aware of all the different branches of government and what their role was. >> let's, pete and lisa, let's listen for a moment, and kasie, kasie, you probably have a wonderful view as the casket is being brought down the steps by the military guard of honor. >>> and as the military guard places the casket in the hurse, ruth bader-ginsburg leaving the capital momentarily. the women standing in honor with their hands on their hearts, a record number of women. you referred to the yeah of the woman in 2018 because of of how many women house members were elected. i remember in 1992, and the year after the clarence thomas hearings. they so disrupted life on the hill. that's when a lot of women were elected. and in the wake of those hearings in 1991 there was a senate lunch in the senate side. and the senate committee was refusing to reopen the hearings and more evidence had come in about aknee ta hill and the charges and the women house members marche

. >>> in our next half hour, streaming on cbsn bay area, the lily everyone in the house is online and i can't get enough bandwidth to video chat with my book club. try 1 gig internet with at&t fiber. you get more bandwidth and hbo max included. so, everyone stays entertained. so i can just watch the show instead of reading the book? you know, if you turn on your subtitles... that's almost reading. get 1 gig internet with at&t fiber for $49.99a month for a year. no annualcontract. and now get hbo max included. limited availability in select areas. call 1.877.only.att >>> live from the bay area studios, this is kpix 5 this morning. >> why are we shut down if she is here comfortably without a mask? >>> a salon owner is speaking out in a viral video of nancy pelosi maskless in op. why the house speaker is refusing to apologize and the stylist coming to her defense. >>> they are showing signs of hope for struggles in the pandemic. >>> gianna has a go around for this commute. it is thursday, september third. thank you for joining us. >> traffic is first with gianna. here is the alert in san

. >> in 2007, the high court ruled against lily led better, a factory supervisor at a tire plant at aue in her dissent. 20 months later, the lily leadbetter fair pay act was the first bill president obama signed into law. after justice john paul stevens required in 2010, ginsburg became the most senior of her liberal colleagues. but she didn't slow down. steven colbert studied that the hard way, trying to keep up with rbg's famously tough zblorkwork >> i'm cramping. >> ginsburg hired a trainer after treatment for colorectal cancer in the late '90s. in 2018, doctors treating the justice for broken ribs discovered cancerous gratuitous on her lung. the surgery was successful, but the recovery missed ginsburg to miss oral arguments for the first time in her career. she was also treated several times for pancreatic cancer. even after losing her husband, ginsburg was back on the bench the next morning. >> i love the work i do. i think i have the best job in the world for a lawyer i respect all my colleagues and generally like most of them. [ laughter ] >> her best friend on the bench was th

tayana: lily saldÓ vale salvadoreÑa y dice que ha trabajado duro durante dos dÉcadas en estados unidosamente sale uno huyendo de su paÍs para salvar su vida. tengo 20 aÑos en este paÍs pagando mis taxis y mis fallas. tayana: segÚn cardona, pese a la decisiÓn de la corte de apelaciones, este proceso tomarÁ tiempo antes de que la gente que tenga tps tuviera que salir del paÍs. es por eso que otros procesos legales podrÍan retrasar la edad soluciÓn final. paola: mÁs adelante hablamos sobre la visita del presidente trump a california y lo que dijo sobre el calentamiento global. por quÉ estÁn importante vacunarse contra la influenza durante la pandemia coronavirus? nos responde un mÉdico. si se dirige a su trabajo en el bart, sus viajes podrÍa ser mÁs rápidos por las nuevas polÍticas en el transporte pÚblico. paola: son las 11:13 de la noche. en su visita a trÁmite como para recibir un informe sobre losincendios forestales, el presidente trump tuvo mÁs de una polÉmica respuesta. [habla en inglÉs] no creo que la ciencia lo sepa realmente, responde el mandatario a la afirmaciÓn de un funciona

which, you know, maybe isn't the best thing for lily to witness. what are you talking about?

the lily ledbetter law was the first bill president obama signed into law. she didn't slow, steven colbert discovered that the hard way, trying to keep up with rbg's famously tough workouts. >> i'm cramping and working out with an 85-year-old woman. >> ginsburg hired a trainer after treatment for colorectal cancer in the late '90s. doctors discovered cancerous growths on her lung. the surgery was successful, but the recovery caused ginsburg to miss hoer oral arguments for th first time in her career. even after losing her husband of 56 years to cancer, ginsburg was back on the bench the next morning. >> i love the work i do. i think i have the best job in the world for a lawyer. i respect all of my colleagues and genuinely like most of them. her best friend on the bench was the late justice antonin scalia. >> what's not to like? except her views of the law, of course. >> she shared a laugh about ginsburg drinking wine before nodding off at the state of the union. >> i wasn't 100% sober because before we went to the state of the union we had dinner together.

lily everyone in the house is online and i can't get enough bandwidth to video chat with my book club. try 1 gig internet with at&t fiber. you get more bandwidth and hbo max included. so, everyone stays entertained.? you know, if you turn on your subtitles... that's almost reading. get 1 gig internet with at&t fiber for $49.99a month for a year. no annualcontract. and now get hbo max included. limited availability in select areas. call 1.877.only.att everybody felt fine. but now im super sick. everyone is sick. i just wish we had been more careful. it would have been easier than this. so wear a mask. do what you can outside. stay six feet apart. because some things you just can't take back. do your part to lower the risk. >>> welcome back. i'm gianna franco and this just into the traffic center. chp has issued a traffic alert to the bay bridge for a crash we've got involving a motorcycle. westbound just passing the toll plaza near the metering lights, emergency crews are headed out to the scene and at least one lane is blocked. this is westbound bay bridge. just past the toll plaza. a

for "black flag blue waters" end i was getting near the of the book, i said, lily, i need a painting.llnt off and painted a painting of a pirate ship looking for its next victim and appeared in "lack lives, blue waters." this book, >> a fewious sky," i was near the end of the book. new york city in at the time. she came home for a weekend. went over to her grandmother's this weekend nted of palm trees being buffetted by winds and that made it into the book. lot of ice tradition, a meaning for me and actually when i give talks, especially here in people always ask e, where is your daughter's painting, those people have read multiple books of mine now are to the fact that one of lily's paintings is going to be in there. run through o fairly quickly some basic facts that hurricanes with you you detail in the book. first of all, what is the actual hurricane?of a eric: a hurricane is a violent with winds of at least, sustained winds of at per hour and there are five categories of hurricane and it gets stronger go up.ch category as you essentially a hurricane forms, hat it needs are three b

even working with someone like jane fonda and lily tomlin who are also out there on fridays. we are trying to say this is a generational issue. we are trying to say save the nation. we are trying to sa nment a d shall lead them there is greta. similar to last year with the parkland shooting there was high school students that were leaving. our young people are passionate, passionate about this country. >> that's right. 7 million people have been in this place because of environment and climate change. weerazon d arctcoalof that. >> and all of the fires. especially here in california. all of these wildfires. the kincaid in the getty fire. >> she has really sparked us to really try to address this decade to come, because there will be millions of people displaced if we don't address this now. we have one more segment. so, we will close out with a word of hope and inspiration, which is what we truly try to do here . thank you. >> thank you. >> please join us for our segmn >>> a composer recently said that tradition is not worshiping ashes, but preserving the fire. i see that in

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a good example would be the lily l ledbetter case that went to the court. dissent disagreeing with the opinion that stripped lily ledbetter her rights for equal pay but challenged congress to move forward and act. guess what, they did, and the first bill president obama signed was a lily ledbetter fair pay act. she used her voice in a way that championed not just women's rights, the lgbtq community, the affordable care act, voting rights, looking for an even playing field. and the other thing i would mention, she understood very clearly that the law is not to be interpreted from on high, from a lofty perch. but rather, from the perspective of the lives of people who are laws of fact. and that humanity was clear throughout every opinion she ever wrote. i find it appalling but not surprising that mitch mcconnell would reverse the unprecedented position he took when president obama was in office. just to put a finer point on the point you were making, president obama appointed chief judge merrick garland, well qualified judge of the second highest court of our

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powerful dissent that prompted congress to amend the laws, named for the woman who filed the claim, the lily ledbetter fair pay act became one of the first pieces of legislation signed into law by president obama. while on the supreme court, justice ginsburg was a consistently liberal voice on issues like abortion, voting rights and the separation of church and state. off the bench, she was the first supreme court justice to perform a same-sex marriage ceremony. her tenure was not without controversy when she spoke out against then candidate donald trump, including to the "new york times," calling him a quote, faker, saying i can't imagine what the country would be with donald trump as our president. ginsburg later adding that her comments were, quote, ill-advised and that she regretted making them, but throughout it all, justice ginsberg won the respect of many conservatives with her grasp of the law and carefully-crafted opinions. and as the court shifted to the right her scathing dissents elevated her to a pop culture icon, inspiring legions of young fans and feminists and fitness r routi

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a local college superstar is an nba bus and a thriller in lily everyone in the house is online and inough bandwidth to video chat with my book club. try 1 gig internet with at&t fiber. you get more bandwidth and hbo max included. so, everyone stays entertained. so i can just watch the show instead of reading the book? you know, if you turn on your subtitles... that's almost reading. get 1 gig internet with at&t fiber for $49.99a month for a year. no annualcontract. and now get hbo max included. limited availability in select areas. call 1.877.only.att >>> baseball up top tonight, and the a's, it's the eve of the game with the padres. it's been five days since the last name interesting because of the covid-19 issue. today the team disclosed that they placed david mangan on the list. the a's have had five games postponed in the last week which means they will have to play 26 games in 24 days to finish the season, another big bump in the road. >> it is another challenge in a year of new things and challenges. so our guys are up to it. i'm not concerned. they focused and they did great i

but that and the colorado lily everyone in the house is online and i can't get enough bandwidth to video chat with my book club. try 1 gig internet with at&t fiber. you get more bandwidth and hbo max included. so, everyone stays entertained. so i can just watch the show instead of reading the book? you know, if you turn on your subtitles... that's almost reading. get 1 gig internet with at&t fiber for $49.99a month for a year. no annualcontract. and now get hbo max included. limited availability in select areas. call 1.877.only.att >>> some very special bay area students getting quite an honor tonight. >> students rising above held the 17th annual fundraiser in san francisco. instead of the usual gala this year the event was virtual with just a small production crew and staff at the hotel. donors bid live online and made pledges. many say they are proud to help an organization that supports young people of color and first- generation college students. the event raised over $400,000 and kpix 5 is a proud media partner with students rising above. >> they deserve to be honored. quite a grou

plus fredeliveryen you add a b labor day lily everyone in the house is online and i can't get enough bandwidth to video chat with my book club. try 1 gig internet with at&t fiber. you get more bandwidth and hbo max included. so, everyone stays entertained. so i can just watch the show instead of reading the book? you know, if you turn on your subtitles... that's almost reading. get 1 gig internet with at&t fiber for $49.99a month for a year. no annualcontract. and now get hbo max included. limited availability in select areas. call 1.877.only.att my only job is to take great care of my patients.? i'm empowered to do what's right for you. our digital records mean your medical history is in one place, so i can give you great care. your primary care doctor, your specialists... it's great! we all work together as one team. our integrated approach to health care helps my patients live longer, healthier lives. i don't just practice here, i'm a patient, too. i wouldn't trust my family's health care to anyone else. >>> for the moment, baseball, the giants, they play their way back into the e

we saw this in the famous lily ledbetter case, the case of the woman that didn't realize she was beingiderably less than a male counter part in the same job. and a majority of the court didn't understand how she didn't know. she was cutoff from her claim because they said it was too late. her dissent talking about why a woman would not know she was being paid less was so powerful and important and later became the basis of the lily ledbetter equal pay act signed by president obama. and same in that strip search case involving the 13-year-old girl that you may remember where at oral argument a number of the male justices seemed not to be able to understand why a 13-year-old girl would feel so humiliated to being strip searched at school. as officials looked for drugs. and justice ginsburg talked about, they were never 13-year-old girls. she had a way to have bringing into the work not only her brilliant intellect and her knowledge of the case law but she understood the lives of ordinary people because she had had clients who had been in those situations. >> i feel like a lot of people r

for "black flag blue waters" when i was getting near the end of the book, i said, lily, i need a paintingshe went off and painted a small painting of a pirate ship looking for its next victim and that appeared in "black flag, blue waters." for this book, >> a fewious sky," i was near the end of the book. she was living in new york city at the time. she came home for a weekend. went over to her grandmother's studio and painted this weekend of palm trees being buffetted by hurricane force winds and that made it into the book. it's a nice tradition, a lot of meaning for me and actually when i give talks, especially here in new england, people always ask me, where is your daughter's painting, those people have read multiple books of mine now are getting used to the fact that one of lily's paintings is going to be in there. >> i wanted to run through fairly quickly some basic facts about hurricanes with you that you detail in the book. first of all, what is the actual definition of a hurricane? eric: a hurricane is a violent swirling storm with winds of at least, sustained winds of at least 74

we saw this in the famous lily ledbetter case, the case of the woman that didn't realize she was beingconsiderably less than a male counter part in the same job and a majority of the court didn't understand how she didn't know she was cutoff from her claim because they said it was too late why a woman would not know she was being paid less was so powerful and important and later became the basis of the lily ledbetter equal pay act signed by president obama and same in that strip search case involving the 13-year-old girl that you may remember where at oral argument a number of the male justices seemed not to be able to understand why a 13-year-old girl would feel so humiliated to being strip searched at school and justice ginsburg talked about, they were never 13-year-old girls. she had a way to have bringing into the work not only her brilliant intellect and her knowledge of the case law but she understood the lives of ordinary people because she had had clients who had been in those situations. >> i feel like a lot of people right now are despairing specifically about the prospect of

she has her work cut out there, but this is feasible, put vicki lily -- particularly if she gets politicalraction in germany. brent: ursula von der leyen says she will present a new plan later this month that will bring unity to the eu when it comes to migration. how can her plan, how will it be different from all these failed attempts that we have seen in the past? >> she was purposely very vague today when she was talking about migration, because next week they will propose this big package. if you look at what has been going on in europe over the last three to four years, there is agagreement actually on an exceptional number of areas pertaining to migration. the key, the m main challenge es still the dublin regulation. there has been a political decision not to agree any of the elemenents of a possible comprehensive reform of the common european union a silent system -- european a silent system -- european asylum system. you canan expxpect many propopoo focus on this one, because if she can nail them, she can bring along a broad conference of reform. brent: this was her first state of

. >> reporter: lily tyson head is urging participation but also understands the hesitation her father fred tyson was among the 600 men in the -- how the disease developed left untreated. >> they were not told that they had syphilis and then when penicillin came out they were not allowed to get the penicillin. >> the associated press reported today the -- >> reporter: after avenue an investigative report revealed the truth, finally an apology. >> what the united states government did was shameful and i am sorry. >> reporter: dr. anthony fauci admits the u.s. still has work to do to earn that trust. >> if you don't have them represented in the clinical trial then you will not have definitively proven that the vaccine is safe and effective in them. >> reporter: savannah news anchor dawn baker stepped up to become the first volunteer in a phase three trial in the u.s. she's gotten praise and backlash. >> some people think you're crazy. >> one comment was this sister isn't woke because she's worked for white people too long, she opportunity know they'll try to kill us. >> are you confident