it's called "on the basis of sex" with natalie portman starring as you. are you in on these projects? justice ginsburg: i can't claim credit for notorious r.b.g. but i like it and so do my grandchildren. "on the basis of sex," that's what the biopic is called, i have a nephew who is a script writer and he asked if he could write a script about a case in which marty and i were involved in 1971. and i said, yes, you would like to spend your time doing that, i hope it will be paired as the turning point case in the supreme court. the case was charles e. moss commissioner of internal revenue, charles e. moss was a man who took guide care of his mother, though she was 93 at the time, we argued the case in the 10th circuit. this is his story. there was a business deduction apublic to believe a woman or a divorced man. it covered elder care. charles e. moss didn't get the deduction because he was a married man. he appeared pro se in the tax court and his brief wascism policity. if i were a dutiful daughter, i would get this deduction. i'm a dutiful son. it makes

it's called "on the basis of sex" with natalie portman starring as you. are you in on these projects? justice ginsburg: i can't claim credit for notorious r.b.g. but i like it and so do my grandchildren. "on the basis of sex," that's what the biopic is called, i have a nephew who is a scriptwriter and he asked if he could write a script about a case in which marty and i were involved in 1971. and i said, yes, you would like to spend your time doing that, that's -- he finds it interesting. i hope it will be paired as the turning point case in the supreme court. the case was charles e. moss commissioner of internal revenue, charles e. moss was a man who took good care of his mother, though she was 93 at the time, we argued the case in the 10th circuit. this is his story. there was a business deduction -- it covered elder care. charles e. moss didn't get the deduction because he was a married man. he appeared pro se in the tax court and his brief wascism policity. if i were a dutiful daughter, i would get this deduction. i'm a dutiful son. it makes no sense.

all on the same day june 9th johnny dep, natalie portman and michael j. fox. >> don't forget tamala mann. >> now she can belt out the gospel tunes right. >> you know it. >> man, tamala mann. >>> michael j. fox is 54 years old. >> natalie portman is only 34. >> she has been around a while. >> she had a early young start. >> she had a very young start in what was the movie was it assassins. she played a little kid where her dad was a hit manny believe. that was in the late 80's i think. >> so she had to be -- >> i'll google it. >> hi it is kind of hazy and gray outside as we get really close to sunrise time, which is 5:32 this morning. i want to remind you to long load our news app. no matter what kind of smart phone you have you can do it with, the app store if you have an apple phone, google play if you have the android and you don't have any idea what you got go to my fox philly.com, we will help you bless you lauren johnson. now, lets take a a look at our weather as we struggle to focus here. we have a little impulse ahead of the cold front. the rest is

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supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg will soon be the subject of a biographical movie starring natalie portman. she discussed the upcoming movie also participating, her former law clerk and current california supreme court justice goodman loop. this is just over an hour area place good afternoon, i'm a partner in the supreme court and appellate practice. i believe that laws should be a force to improve the lives of all people. over the years i've developed a deep appreciation for everything my membership is given me including countless professional development opportunities and a fantastic network of colleagues and friends. at this particular moment,. before her appointment to the u.s. supreme court for the d c circuit, prior to becoming a judge she was a law professor at rutgers and columbia university -- she served as general counsel and on the national board of directors are nearly a decade area i had the extraordinary honor of clerking for justice ginsburg which was as amazing and life-changing and. does you would back. among my fondest memories of that year were the champagne and cupcake

biography called the notorious rbg the life and times of ruth bader ginsburg also of biopic with natalie portman. run on these projects? >> i do with the notorious rbg but i like it and so do my grandchildren. i had a nephew who is a scriptwriter. he asked if he could write a script and i said yes. is interesting because the case was the commissioner of internal revenue he took good care of his mother and she was 92 at the time. if it was a woman or a widow or a divorced man? he did not get the deduction because he was a married man. but if i were a dutiful daughter this makes no sense. sought-after i said to read this i said that is tax and i don't read that if he said read this one and it is the story. the never write the constitutional law part but she would write the tax part so this is about the case. and then it includes the aclu and what i said in the '70s to have a role in this to go into 2016. and we had a very good conversation toussaint want the director band-aid to have a woman director. [applause] we look forward to it. you already mentioned many times you have been described as shy

natalie portman came to talk to me about this. and we had a very good conversation.resting that she insisted on and held up the project for a while, she said, i want the dwikter erdirector to be a woman. there are not enough women in this industry. there are many talented out there. and they do have a woman director. [ applause ] >> well, we look forward to it. you mentioned matter y he's been mentioned many times. let me take you back a little bit. for many years i think, you've been described as shy and reserved especially compared to your gree gar yous and very loving husband as kelsi said, was an outstanding chef and very quick with a joke. some people called him a serial wise cracker. but first of all do you think marty would be surprised at your celebrity today? >> i think he would be delighted. he was always my biggest booster. [ applause ] >> i saw a picture for and you marty, which was not long after you were married. you met marty during your first year of college at cornel, is that right? and you said in the past that he was the first boy you ever dated wh

natalie portman came to talk to me about this and we had a very good conversation and one thing interesting that she insisted on, it held up the project for a while. she said i want the director to be a woman. there are not enough women in this industry, there are many talented out there. and now they do have a woman director. [cheers and applause] >> we look forward to it. -- justice liu: you mention marty. he's been mentioned many times. let me take you back a little bit. for many years i think, you've been described as shy and reserved. especially compared to your gregarious and very loving husband marty, who was, as kelsey said, an outstanding chef and always very quick with a joke. some people called him a serial wisecracker. but first of all, do you think marty would be surprised at your celebrity today? justice ginsburg: i think he would be delighted. he was always my biggest booster. justice liu: i saw a picture of you and marty in fort sill, which was not long after you were marry. you met marty in your first year of college at cornell, is that right? you said in the past he was th