be ruth got the award and one of the things i thought about ruth it talked about the things she's gun try to herself i thought of her of jimmy circuit about pinocchio and i thank you for honoring her i think the city should honor her she's going done a wonderful job thank you, ruth (clapping.) >> all right. got angle surprise any other members of the public close public comment for a moment thoughts before our little surprise you know it's not traveling typical that when commissioners depart commissions and go on to the next charter of they're crazy mayors will go proclamations but had the conversation with mayor ed lee and talked about the moment of all the things you've accomplished something to memorialize i remember having the conversation with mayor ed lee talking about we're talking about what you and i want to do and commissioner chief administrative officer vaz is passionate about the release of the butter flidz he was touched and supportive of what we did and what we're doing whatever we do so in this case mayor ed lee and the administration made an exception issued a proclam

is a dedicated advocate for her rhythm for the fingertip and whereas ruth chief administrative officer advance was an your own advocate for banning the plastic bags and the where was your ruth chief administrative officer advance has dedicated her services to the environment and the department of environment would like to extend the dedication and whereas the commissioner and the department are appreciative of all the work that commissioner chief administrative officer in advance now be it resolved that the commission on the environment and the department of environment recognizes ruth's attraction to protecting the environmental well-being and wish her the very best in our future endeavors. >> yes. department of education. >> how do you do all that (laughter). >> amazing that was over a long period of time. >> so i would like to read a note from david ass map this is from david i'm sorry i was not able to be at the commission meeting to thank you in person your years of service to the commission and 70 to san francisco i've howard your distribute and dedication as a true environmental

erin, god bless her, asked ruth bader ginsburg about people getting ruth bader ginsburg tattoos.atch this. >> i wanted to -- i wondered, have you -- >> i saw that and i thought it was -- i thought it was a joke. i thought it was something you pasted on to your arm. but i'm a little distressed that people are really doing that. >> distressed why? >> because why would you make something that can't be removed on yourself? it's one thing to make holes. and that you can use or not. my granddaughter, for a while, was wearing a nose ring. now she's not any more. but a tattoo you can't remove. >> well i think it's because they admire you. that's why. this is the second tattoo i'm aware of. the other one has a picture of you and it says respect the bench. >> oh that's a nice sentiment. >> so my face that's very distressing. respect the bench? yeah, that's a nice sentiment. amazing. a huge thanks and huge huge congratulations to erin carmone for getting this great interview and for letting us debut it here. erin is going to be on the last word with lawrence o'donnell with more on the inter

erin asked ruth bader ginsburg about people getting ruth bader ginsburg at the toos.s. >> i wanted to -- i wondered -- >> i saw that and i thought it was a joke. i thought it was something you pasted on to your arm. i'm disgusted people are really doing that. >> distressed why? >> why would you make something that can't be removed on yourself? it is one thing to make holes that you can -- my grand daughter for a while was wearing a nose ring. now she is not anymore. but a tattoo you can't remove. >> i think it is because they admire you. this is why. this is the second tattoo i'm aware of. the other has a picture of you and it says "respect the bench." >> a nice sentiment sglmt my face, very distressing. respect the bench, nice sentiment. >> huge congratulations to erin for getting this interview and letting us debut it here. she will be on the last word in the next hour with more on the interview and we will be posting the whole unedited thing on-line. great get by erin. great interview. >>> a lot of other news tonight including this which is the kind of thing that's

second annual deans graduating class, justice ruth bader ginsburg. i have to say the privilege of listening to you and wisdom that we are all benefiting from, i'm so grateful and we're all so grateful so i'd like to lead us in a round of applause and thanks to justice ruth bader ginsburg. >> that's lovely. thank you. [applause] >> thank you. it's appropriate for my -- >> next, senator thom tillis outlines his goals and agenda. after that, nancy nancy talks about the jobs, the economy and middle class initiatives. then another chance to see supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg talk about life on the court. on the next washington journal, grover norquist will discuss the tax proposals in the 2016 budget. . patrick taurel will talk about immigration. and as always, we'll take your calls and you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. "washington journal" live on c-span. >> david brooks, columnist for the new york times on writing an article for the times and the awards he gives out at the end of the year. >> it's given for the best magaz

visit ncicap.org] >> next, supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg talk about life on the court. then thom tillis of north carolina outlines his goals and the congressional agenda. after that, house minority leader nancy pelosi talks about jobs, the economy, and middle class initiatives. >> the book tv tour takes american history on the road trip read this weekend, we partnered for a visit to corpus christi, texas to read in the 19th century, the government is limited. they do not have many deployable resources. the army does a lot of things. they are discoverers explorers. army contracts are an important part of the economy. they play a role in conservation. in the american national parks they were established in the 19th century but there was no one to protect them or preserve them. keep trespassers away. and so the army really because of the efforts of the commanding general, the army stepped in. literally saves national parks until another organization can be created. for better or for worse, they did more than fight indians. the american people have historically had a fear o

president clinton chose ruth baeder-ginsburg.president obama has chosen sonya sotomayor and elena kagan. not every it race of the supreme court hears brown versus board, rowe versus wade. not every court hears cases that are household names. but the supreme court of the united states has breathtaking power on a myriad of issues. nothing else in government is like it. even just right now we're awaiting oral arguments in the next few months on cases that might eliminate the whole of obama care in one fell swoop. millions of people losing their health insurance all at once. they will hear those and rule in the next few months. we're also waiting for a case that could legalize same-sex marriage nationwide. that is all just in the next few months. the supreme court is always really important, and a president's choices around who they would put on the supreme court are among the most important criteria that we have when it comes to choosing a president. we know that jeb bush would have liked peter t. faye for the supreme court. okay. b

of the party type person and ruth was really very quiet. but marty died in 2010. and over the last four plus years, ruth has turned into a notorious rbg. this is the new ruth ginsburg. she's telling stories. she's getting hammered in public. this is it's quite a change. >> look. it's wonderful from the perspective of we don't get to see the supreme court justices unplugged. we don't get to see behind the robes, if you will forgive me for that but here you saw ruth bader ginsburg and anthony scalia have this conversation out in the open and it was lovely. >> and those two have been friends for pushing 30 or 40 years. they serve together on the d.c. circuit before either of them was appointed to the united states supreme court and both of them have been on the supreme court for more than 20 years. so you're talking about people who have been colleagues for a very long time their friends were very close. in fact the ginsburgs and the scalias historically celebrated new year's eve every year since the supreme court. >> along those lines, they'v

ruth, contigo. >> el reto que tenemos...os beneficios y es una pasiÓn, pero tambiÉn con cuando uno mira el currÍculum de uno, que ellos digan "trabajamos con medios hispanos pero tambiÉn"-- >> pero somos americanos. >> pero somos americanos. trabajando en esta Área, pero somos americanos. >> blanchi. >> yo creo que una de las Áreas mÁs difÍciles es traer mÁs latinos a washington y a cualquier Área del gobierno y saber que nosotros tenemos mucho que aportar y que nuestra voz tiene que ser escuchada y poderlo presentar a nuestra comunidad y tratar de traer mÁs latinos a la mesa de decisiones. >> tu "sound bite". >> yo creo que el reto mÁs importante es, como dijo ruth, es realizar el poder latino, y creo que parte de esa realizaciÓn es lo que dijo mi compaÑera, es de traer mÁs hispanos a washington, porque realmente se puede influir lo que piensan los congresistas, lo que piensan los senadores, lo que hace la casa blanca si tienen voces hispanas adentro diciÉndoles qué es lo que le pertenece a la comunidad hispana. >> y yo les

>> ruth as in ruth bader ginsburg, supreme court justice. >> r.b.g. which is kind of cool. >> notorious r.b.g. justice ginsburg's nickname around the internet. >> i think it's a lot about her personality. she doesn't take things too seriously. she's really like down to earth. she likes the whole notorious r.b.g. >> rachel is a senior at the university of maryland. she studies terrorism, not law and happened to be the one to put the justice in ink. >> she's a role model. like she thought she's actual things and working to help other women. >> would ginsburg like this tat? >> i think it looks great. and i hope that she knows that it's a sign of respect. >> she's looks cool you know. >> will supreme court justices be the next hot menu item here at tattoo paradise? well, not just yet. but niki says she's ready and willing. >> she is inking up again. this time is olivia benson from "law & order s.v.u." >> she's another one of my role models. >> caroline tucker abc 7 news. >> quite a tribute. >> indeed. what is going on with this weather? why are we so cold

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babe ruth can't be just a one. >> if you look at the card, you can see all the defects.tiple creases throughout the card. this is about as low as it can get. >> this one is higher? this is eight? is that considered mint? >> almost mint. but you can see tiny white pieces of wear on each corner. that's the difference between an eight, nine or ten. jamie: those tiny imperfections can make a difference of thousands of dollars. >> this one is worth roughly $100 or so. if a nine, probably north of 1,000. if it's a ten, north of 5,000. jamie: so what about the "black swamp find"? do karl's cards make the grade. >> what was your reaction when you saw the first card? >> it was mind-blowing. jamie: before the find, the highest it ever gave to a card was a seven. karl's cards beat that in their first. >> it was a ty cobb. little did we know there were 15 more ty cobb 9's and, of course, hundreds of high-grade eight, nines, and even tens in the set. >> sounds pretty good. right? not so fast. it doubles the population of this type of card and the unprecedented size and quality of the

we will speak to ceo john chambers. >> root greater ginsburg -- ruth gated -- ruth bader ginsburg talks about how americans react to same-sex marriage. ♪ >> welcome back to "market makers." i'm stephanie ruhle. you are going to get the top headlines from around the world. in egypt, a judge has ordered the release of two al jazeera journalists that hadn't held for over a year. they were set to be retried on terrorism related charges. one of their colleagues was freed earlier this month. the reporters were accused of supporting the muslim brotherhood. jetblue airlines is taking advantage of those loser restrictions on travel to cuba. the airline is adding an extra charter flight between tampa and havana. they already fly three times a week to the island. a former korean air executive has been sentenced to a year in prison for an onboard tantrum over macadamia nuts. the woman, the daughter of the korean air chairman, did not like how they were being served. her behavior sparked a debate over whether family-run conglomerates in south korea have too much power. >> she got a year. >> it was n

former deputy says ruth told him he felt bad about killing chris kile and chad little field. he admitted to the killings but pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. >>> new york city has set a new record 11 days out a homicide. >> nypd says that's the city's longest streak since the department began recording statistics in 1994. the last reported homicide was on super bowl sunday february 1st. >> despite the positive record breaking news, there has been and uptick of shooting incidents compared with the same time period of last year. >>> the un refugee group said fighters arrived by boat and started setting houses on fire. >> the humanitarian vehicle full of people was attacked as it tried to escape. the village was home to thousands of refugees fleeing boko haram. >> one advocacy group says these nightmares are not far in the past. >> human rights watch says the sunni soldiers raped more than 200 girls. >> the officials are denying these allegations. jessica king has more on the story. and we need to warn you, the details in this piece are graphic and disturbing. >> report

babe ruth can't be just a one. >> if you look at the card, you can see all the defects.e creases throughout the card. this is about as low as it can get. >> this one is higher? this is eight? is that considered mint? >> almost mint. but you can see tiny white pieces of wear on each corner. that's the difference between an eight, nine or ten. jamie: those tiny imperfections can make a difference of thousands of dollars. >> this one is worth roughly $100 or so. if a nine, probably north of 1,000. if it's a ten, north of 5,000. jamie: so what about the "black swamp find"? do karl's cards make the grade. >> what was your reaction when you saw the first card? >> it was mind-blowing. jamie: before the find, the highest it ever gave to a card was a seven. karl's cards beat that in their first. >> it was a ty cobb. little did we know there were 15 more ty cobb 9's and, of course, hundreds of high-grade eight, nines, and even tens in the set. >> sounds pretty good. right? not so fast. it doubles the population of this type of card and the unprecedented size and quality of the fin

. >> ruth gomez rivera's 15-year-old son was on the bus. he left the country a week ago, but was caught by mexican authorities. >> ruth's son is interviewed by immigration officials, fingerprinted, and released to the care of his mother. >> the family is reunited for now -- but they can't go back home. they're scared it might be a death sentence for their son. it's been reported that a about a third of the children deported back to el salvador this year have faced death threats from gangs. his aunt says the family will have to go into hiding. >> this is what they're afraid of... >> at san salvador's central morgue officials say an average of 12 bodies arrive each day. >> many of them are gang-related deaths and many of them are young people. >> for three years the orellana family has searched for their 16-year-old son. >> they just recovered his remains. the grandmother told us that he was killed by a gang. a dna match was finally made and today they are here to bury him. the boy's mother lives in the united states, and was trying to bring

. >> supreme court justice ruth baeder-ginsburg. there is the notorious rbg tumbler, and ruth baby ginsburg. she is also speaking out more in public. we got to talk with her in a wide ranging interview. she let us know how she feels about people who think racism is a thing of the past. >> they think you can wave a flag and racism is gone. state forced segregation is gone, but segregation because of geographical boundaries remains. where do you think you're going? mr. mucus: to work, with you. it's taco tuesday. man: you're not coming. i took mucinex to help get rid of my mucusy congestion. mr. mucus: oh, right then i'll swing by in like 4 hours... just set aside a few tacos for me. man: forget the tacos! one pill lasts 12 hours. i'm good all day. mr. mucus (to himself): wait! your loss. i was going to wear a sombrero. [announcer:] only mucinex has a bi-layer tablet that starts fast, and keeps working. not 4, not 6, but 12 full hours. start the relief. ditch the misery. let's end this. boy: once upon a time, there was a nice house th

and the answer was ruth not columbia, but rutgers. the state university in new jersey. i will be totally frank how i got my first teaching job. rutgers had had an excellent civil procedure teacher named clyde ferguson. clyde left rutgers to become the dean of the howard law school here in d.c. rutgers tried to replace him with another african-american man, but having failed in that quest, the next best thing was a woman. [laughter] that's how i got my first teaching job. and the dean, he was a very good dean. he was a dear sweet man. but he said, ruth you know it's a state university, so you will have to take a cut in salary. and i expected that, but not the cut, not the huge cut that it was. so i asked how much so and so was earning, it was a man about the same time out of law school and the answer was, ruth he has a wife and two children to support. and marty has a good paying job with a law firm. so i met with some other women at the rutgers campus, and we brought -- we were not bold we didn't bring a title vii -- title vii wasn't on the books million the year after

these comparisons remind me of what babe ruth said to be -- said to a critic -- what babe ruth said to a critic in the press, who questioned how it was possible that ruth making 80 grand a year could actually be paid at a higher level than president herbert hoover, who was only pulling down 75 grand. i know ruth told the skeptic, but i had a better year than he did. right now, tim cook is simply having a better year than microsoft and google and russia combined. he's vanquishing samsung, taking a huge share in china. and he's about to roll the whole retail industry with apple pay. plus, when they figure out how to read your blood pressure with that new apple watch, we'll be able to sync with your cardiologist and a potential heart attack. that watch will be dirt-cheap if it can monitor your blood pressure. i'm calling it the i live. in short, apple's stock should be worth more. perhaps much more which is why, as always i say don't trade it own it! but like i told you before some executives simply don't understand that their companies are worth far more than they think. our travel trust

. >>> tonight candles burn brightly around the alexandria home of ruth ann lodato, a tib ute from herinvestigation ultimately led police to link her murder with two others and to arrest charles severance in connection with all three. as northern virginia bureau chief julie carey found out today, lodato's love of music still echos in the community. ♪ hello, everybody, so glad to see you, hello ♪ >> reporter: it was ruth's signature song to greet the children in her music together classes. she led the popular program for two decades until she was shot to death last february 6th as she answered the door at her alexandria home. but the tragedy hasn't stopped the music. >> we didn't know what the family would want to do, if th wanted to keep it goin and they quickly made it known that they did and in memorythey wanted it to go on. >> reporter: she says the early days after ruth ann's death were very painful. >> it was really hard last year when we resumed classes, and i remember we start every class with the hello song and just getting through that song was very difficult. >> reporter: the

this is ruth, her father ran a fruit stand in berkeley california and ruth helped him he moved to chicago and has become a skillful operator. this boy liked the printing trade but had no chance to learn it until after he left the relocation center. he's helping to print some of the nation's supply of magazines. american eggs are shipped all over the world to americans in the armed forces and to our allies. mary higuchi breaks eggs which are to be dried. and john feeds the drying machine. jim used to be a clerk in california. now he's a candy maker in chicago. american flags some of them for the armed forces are turned out by mrs. abe. she hopes one of the flags she makes may some day be carried in triumph down the streets of tokyo. the produce business in watsonville, california, used to be home to these boys. now they're in the produce business in denver. and he used to be a former in fresno california, from the relocation center, he moved to the middle west to make marshmallows marshmallows. oats in the midwest is a new experience for he who used to grow vegetables in california. an art

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how old is ruth? how old is ruth bader ginsburg? ish. 80 something?audience: 106. >> jimmy: 106, thank you, sir. [ laughter ] anyways, she said she wasn't 100% sober. but, nobody could tell, right? i mean, can we see a photo of ruth bader ginsburg from this year's state of the union address? [ laughter ] am i a pretty girl? would you swipe right? [ laughter ] i only had tee martoonis. some big sports news here this week. tiger woods announced he is quitting golf until his game improves. yeah. making him the first man in history to quit his job and play less golf. very interesting move. [ laughter ] you don't really see that. very rare. [ applause ] of course we continue to have some pretty rough weather here on the east coast. it's cold outside. this week the mayor of boston said the city may have to consider dumping snow in the harbor. then he said, and if that doesn't work we're going to dump it on your mother. [ laughter ] they're tough in boston. they're tough in boston. guys, a big weekend. today is friday the 13th. [ cheers and applause ] it's a

visit angieslist.com today. >> ruth bader ginsburg, the liberal hero.ory of abortion. >> been quite independent. >> challenge citizens united. >> the notorious rbg, the justice ginsburg interview on the rachael maddow show tonight on msnbc. >>> time for "conversation nation." joining me tonight access hollywood's sean robinson, political analyst jason johnson, and msnbc contributor victoria defrancesco soto. thank you all for being here. >> glad to be here. >>> start tonight with jeb bush and the past. according to "the washington post," the former governor doesn't want to talk about the wars in iraq and afghanistan his brother led america into. quote, i won't talk about the past. if i'm in the process of considering the possibility of running, it's not about relitigating anything in the past. jason, can he get by hiding from the past? >> no. not at all. especially if he ends up going up against hillary clinton. look everyone is going to look at his name and look at his past and look at his history. and you can't tell the audience don't look over here,

ruth johnson and her seven day old twin daughters were last seen last night at their gloucester city home. police say the 16-year-old mother left with her infants grace and faith after having an argument police found the three earlier today all in good condition. >>> and still ahead on fox 29 news at 5:00, some terrifying moments in shanghai. >> a car slams into the us consulate sending an armed guard flying. you bizarre reason the driver said he did it. >> an elderly woman is terrorized inside her bucks county home during a violent home inustion. fox 29 talks to the men who came to her rescue in a live report next. >> ruth bader ginsberg admits she dosed off during president's state of the union address. wait until you hear the reason why she couldn't stay awake. >> your weather authority is monitoring those tumbling temperatures some of the coldest air of the season as well as near record lows. details next. >> i'm very happy to be here. >> so excited to have you. what are we doing for valentine's day. >> valentine's day. we'll have people tweeting us. they're sweetheart selfies se

eddie ray ruth is accused of gunning down kyle and another man on a gun range. kyle went to the range to help him copy with ptsd. ruth's attorney said he intends to plead not guilty by reason of insanity. >>> reporter is back home after spending 400 days behind bars in egypt. officials never provided concrete evidence of the charges. he said yesterday he discussed the prospect of an early release with his jailed colleagues. >> after 400 days in prison with these guys we're very close. it was very difficult to leave them behind. >> he said he believes the other two journalists will be released soon. >> up next, another massive security breach this time at the country's second largest health insurance company. >> breast cancer is no longer the top killer of woman in elt wealthy nations. >> reporter: the this afternoon i'm adding a scarf because winds pick up and we'll have severe windchills later on. i'll have the day planner forecast and get you to the airport next. >> police in fort worth texas went to great effort to rescue a dog in the middle of a highway. two

what is the most paid for a babe ruth baseball card. 78000. 517000 or $1.3 million.he answer in a moment. hild for paying on time. and then one day you tap the bumper of a station wagon. no big deal... until your insurance company jacks up your rates. you freak out. what good is having insurance if you get punished for using it? hey insurance companies, news flash. nobody's perfect. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. see car insurance in a whole new light. liberty mutual insurance. go on a first date. my passion is puppetry. here? i think we're done here. hate drama? go to cars.com research, price, find. only cars.com helps you get the right car without all the drama. >> so what is the most ever paid for a babe ruth baseball card? b. 517000. and for a rookie card solid in 2008. >> in 2012 in defiance, ohio. carl discovered 800 vintage baseball cards in the a ttic of the old family home. they remain in near mint condition and that is rare. and before the collecting craze in the 1980, cards were fun

an accident lower salford township ruth road at stall road. we expect light volume hopefully not too many problems. people are talking about potholes, church street at ramble wood, look for that near mount laurel. i've been checking the area with the waze app. no problems heading you out. 1 in allentown. zero in reading. 3 degrees in philadelphia. and millville but the windchills really bitter, feels like minus 16 right now in philadelphia. minus 18 in allentown. minus 22. that's the windchill right now in poconos. bundle up or stay inside, tam. >> the hunt goes on for a gunman in a road rage incident in las vegas that left a woman dead. the driver killed tammy myers. she was giving the teen driver a driving lesson. the man followed myers back to her home where she was shot. police say there's no indication that myers had any prior contact with her killer before the crash. >> new on "action news," a north jersey man tried to pin several traffic tickets on his brother, a brother who does not exist. police say he made up a fake twin brother name

. >>> in alexandria today, many who knew ruth ann delgado are remembering the beloved music teacher who was shot do death one year ago today. charles severance is charged in her murder and the murder of two other residents. we report on this musical legacy that continues with a strong following. ♪ hello, everybody, so glad to see you, hello ♪ >> reporter: it was ruth's signature song to greet the children in her music together classes. she led the popular program for two decades until she was shot to death last february 6th as she answered the door at her alexandria home. but the tragedy hasn't stopped the music, hasn't stopped steady stream of toddlers and their parents. >> we didn't know what the family would want to do, if they wanted to keep it going or not, and they quickly made it known that they did and in mer memory they wanted it to go on. ♪ i'm walking down the street, street, street ♪ >> reporter: it wasn't long before the joy of her music boomed through the classroom again. one teacher won't dwell on this date day-to-day on the calendar the date she was killed. >> i didn't g

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every year she said, ruth, we would love you to have a harvard law school degree. and when elena made that offer marty said, hold out for an honorary degree. so i have only one law degree. it is from columbia. can't rewrite history. but i do have an honorary degree from harvard university in 2011. >> justice was belatedly done. you were the top of your class at harvard harvard law review top of your class at columbia columbia law review. what was it like then looking for work? you talked about how hard it was. no women were allowed to apply for many jobs. >> i had a tailored black suit that my ever-supportive mother-in-law got for my interviews. and then i was stunned that no one was interested. only two firms called me to the downtown office after preliminary interview at columbia. and those two ended up not giving me an offer. but it was this wonderful professor, jerry ludlow, maybe you used his book. he was in charge of clerkships for columbia students. and he called every federal judge in the eastern district, in the southern district, the 2nd circuit judges. t

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