i saw the picture in the book the rbg book i'm going to mention in a moment. two women out of 60 on "the harvard law review" and they have your picture equally balanced of the two women among the 60 men. first in her graduating class at columbia was turned down for united states supreme court clerkship because justice felix frankfurter as "the new york times" reported issue is a woman today she was discouraged she remained undaunted. he is a professor the second woman to join the law faculty at rutgers she founded the women's rights law reporter and later shared the women's rights project. she became the first tenured professor at columbia law school where she authored a book on judicial procedure in sweden. after mastering swedish. somewhere early in our relationship she saw the name olson and she thought maybe that might be swedish and she asked if i could speak swedish. i had to point out that i was norwegian and i didn't speak swedish or norwegian. [laughter] she later transferred the swedish code of several procedure into english. now, civil procedure is

what does it mean to you that people know who you are, the notorious rbg. as an opera named after you and justice scalia and all of these things. what does that mean to you? is it awkward or do you kind of enjoy it? >> i think it's amazing. now i'm 83 and everyone wants to take a picture of me. [laughter] this notorious rbg is a creation of a second-year law student at nyu now graduated and started when the court announced the decision in the shelby county case that declared unconstitutional part of the voting rights act of 1955. this student was displeased, angry and then she said well i've learned from someone i admire that anger is a useless emotion and it doesn't advance anything so think of something positive in the something positive was to put my 2 cents in the shelby county case in the tumbler and it took off into the wild blue yonder from there. when my law clerks heard about this tumbler they said do you know where notorious rbg comes from a set of horse i do. the notorious dig and i were both born and bred in brooklyn new york. >> have you though

the notorious rbg and i were both born and bred in brooklyn new york. [laughter] >> have you thought of writing any of your dissenting opinions in wrath? [laughter] >> they are doing it on broadway now. well, it's so much fun that i had to talk about the opera. you are a great lover of the opera, shakespeare and we are spending a bit of time today talking about some of these things becausengey they are such fun things your relationship with justice scalia, a lot ofof people are mystified by that because you are on somewhat up with-- opposite ends. you served together and dc circuit and wound up often on opposite sides of cases decided by the supreme court, sometimes justice scalia wrote in such a powerful fashion and would be pretty harsh and language andwe yet you were great friends. how did that happen? why were you such great friends and what does that tell us about lifee on the court? >> it should not have been surprising to people who watched the court. s they should they would've known that justice scalia wasice sc exceedingly fond of justice bren

i saw the picture in the book, the rbg book that i will mention in a moments. two women out of 60 on the harvard ally review and they have your picture equally balanced with two women there among all of these 60 men, type-- was first in her class at club via. turned down for a united states supreme court clerkship because like justice felix frankfurter because as the "new york times" reported because she was a woman. if she was discouraged, she remained undaunted and as a professor the second woman to join the law faculty at rutgers, she founded the women's right lie reporter. she became the first tenured professor at columbia law school push out that he broke onwh judicial procedure in sweden. this was after mastering swedish. somewhere early enough in our relationship, she saw the name olson and she thought maybe that might be swedish and she asked if i could speak swedish and i had to point out that i was norwegian and i did not speak swedish or norwegian. she later transferred the swedish code of civil procedure into english. now, civil procedure is tough e

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. >> we have to pray that rbg lives forever. >> that would be ruth bader ginsburg. >> those of us who are not liberal. >> you still know who she is. >> it's the second appointment if one of the people from the left leaves the court. i mean, that's a real fight. what do democrats do? they don't have the majority. >> no. there is not a lot you can do. you can, you know, pray a little bit about it. find god. liberals find god about it. >> bring religion back to the democratic party. >> we'll see; you know, how the lay of the land looks when it actually comes out. yeah, i any there have a lot of hope that has to go along with it also the fact that president obama put ofmaker garland. he could have gone for extreme leftist judge not that he was going to get through any of this. he did try to go more centrist and i believe hillary clinton would as well. she is more naturally anyway. there is more truth to the fact that republicans, at least trump he has an interest in working with democrats. republicans are very good position in terms of the court that is what i believe turned a lot of thes

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provisions relating to the authorized protests of a task for delivery order under section 4106 of title 4 1-rbgs united states code -- 41, united states state code. the presiding officer: is there objection to proceeding to the measure? without objection. mr. daines: i ask unanimous consent that the bill be considered read a third time and passed and the motions to reconsider be considered paid and laid upon the table. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. daines: i ask unanimous consent that the committee on veterans affairs be discharged from further consideration of h.r. 5509 and the senate proceed to its immediate consideration. the presiding officer: without objection the committee is discharged. the clerk will report. the clerk: h.r. 5509 an act to name the department of veterans affairs temporary lodging facility in indianapolis, indiana as the dr. otis bowen veteran house. the presiding officer: without objection the committee is discharged. the senate will proceed to the measure. mr. daines: i ask unanimous consent that the bill be considered read a third time and passed and the

in august i wrote president obama to put the topic of international cybersecurity rbg 20 agenda, and in the months following i'm pleased the group of seven introduced eight suggested principles for private firms in government agencies to follow. i continue to believe this is an issue that we must do in a collaborative an international matter. my question to you is what steps is the federal reserve taken to ensure both internal cybersecurity as well as cybersecurity a financial institutions overseas? you will, you are, you currently a super bowl, will continue to play a role. what assurances can you give us? >> so let me start by saying i agree very much with your assessment. this is one of the most significant risks our country faces, and we are cooperating with the regulators as you indicated internationally working with the g7, cooperating with financial institutions to make sure that we have a system that is prepared to deal with cybersecurity risks. we are very focused on this in our own operations, and i can provide you more details if you're interested in the various things tha

and on route 1-rbg we're in the seeing any issues. so a lot of green out there on the maps. again most, of the traffic you'll find this morning in the mall parking lot. if you're taking the "t" and commuter rail, both are running on their normal weekday schedule. back to you, guys. >> sarah: all right. we turn over to vicki warren. vicki, have you picked anything up for us yet? have youn fam? >> victoria: i've been shopping for my kids, trying to get some advantage of being out here with all of these black friday shoppers, but send me a text message, nancy. i'll pick something up for you. i'm sure there's some sort of deal, something for everyone. take a live look behind me. the mall definitely crowded. shoppers have been hoping the take vack of the sales. retailers hoping for a good year. if you're at the north shore mall, people have been at this for hours now. despite the cold and the drizzle, these black friday waiting for the doors to open. it's almost like a torch for some people. they study the flyers, plot out their plan of attack inch massachusetts stores can't open

in 20 12-rbgs he watched return his home city of charlotte. >> tonight, he will be watching them here in the capital city. adam owens is live from the marriott crabtree in north raleigh. >> reporter: as you mentioned, this race is really close. some would say too close to call. governor mccrory early early today did his best to help his chances. he cast his open ballot earlier today. i've been talking with members of the governor's campaign. they tell me when the elect this is close, there things they focus on. a hard push to get every single supporter to the polls. but they are also keeping a close eye on unaffiliated voter. it can be hard to predict how they might go. however, mcchorey's camp thinks most will go their way and a little earlier this evening, they told me why. >> we'll be looking at those unaffiliated voters coming out in very large numbers in early voting and today we see the enthusiasm and the turnout way up. we think because of obamacare, i mentioned before, the governor's record on job creation, that we'll have i strong night tonight. >> we will be here through rou