but hillary clinton knew about ruth baden ginsburg. e was so influenced by ruth baden ginsburg and she told her husband, bill clinton, really look at her, she's something extraordinary. there's a funny story because bill clinton didn't want the press seeing it so told ginsburg to come in on a sun evening to the white house but be incognito, wear regular clothes. there was bill clinton watching a football game all dressed in a suit and tie and she was like in lounge clothes and she was deeply embarrassed. but it took bill clinton about ten minutes to realize that hillary clinton was right that this was the winner. and he went to bat for her. we have to remember when bill clinton picked ruth baden ginsburg, there had been republicans in white house for 12 prior years but this was a big thing. every year, month by month as a supreme court justice just grew into the legend we knew and bill clinton told me that over the summer when he had her once come in to the clinton library in arkansas she had so many people waiting, like 15,000, fans in

over the vacancy left behind. >> so as our nation mourns the loss of supreme court justice ruth baden ginsburg, i will soon announce a nominee for the united states supreme court. >> reporter: president trump is expected to nominate a woman on friday or saturday. ginsburg was the court's leading liberal but the nominee is expected to be a staunch conservative who could reshape the court if approved. >> i'm proud to serve alongside the most pro life president in american history and i know that same standard will be met with his nominee to fell this vacancy on the supreme court. >> reporter: senate republicans are preparing to move quickly to confirm the nominee. >> the senate has sufficient time to process a nomination. >> reporter: democrats say it's hypocritical. >> leader mcconnell put the senate on pause for four months while covid-19 devastated our country. now he'll move earth and heaven and ignore all principle and consistency to install a new supreme court justice. >> reporter: ginsburg will be buried in arlington national cemetery next to her husband who was laid to rest there in 2010

justice ruth baden ginsburg was the second woman to serve on the nation's highest court and even before then she was lar feminal feminist trailblazer. she was surrounded by her family in washington, d.c. she was 87 years old. and you'll notice this morning flags are flying at half-staff at the white house. the same honor order at the capitol and supreme court and crowds gathered for a vigil on the steps of the high court. >> they came because of the legacy that she left behind, also that powerful decision that has to be made on who will be nominated to replace her on the court 45 days out from what is already heated presidential election with early voting in some states happening already. there is the question of how this will change the court. more on the political fights that are already happening. we'll talk about those in a moment. >> cnn jessica schneider has a look at ginsburg's life with this great grit and tenacity she was known for and which earned her the nickname notoriousrbg. >> what's the different between a garment worker and a supreme court justice one generation my mothe

double digits with latino voters >>> the supreme court is preparing for an official farewell to ruth baden ginsburg. her chair and the bench where she sat is draped in black this morning. ginsburg' death has galvanize id people from both parties >> the energy was palpable >> identify been waiting four years to cast this vote. >> 80% of americans are interested in the presidential election the most ever. then justice ginsburg passed >> may be more important >> voters encouraged to cast their ballot >> i was planning on early voting but this pushed it. >> and resolve to take action. >> volunteer and donate. >> democrats shattering fundraising records. thousands flowing to races up and downal blot by the second act blue touting more than $70 million raised since friday night. the president and republicans looking to cash in republicans pushing for the seat to be filled >> we're not doing what obama did. this is right here, right now. he needs to fill that seat >> while democrats are crying foul some protesting outside senate majority leader mitch mcconnell's kentucky home. >> we're standing outside hi

the nation will honor ruth baden ginsburg later this week. she will lie in repose outside of the supreme court instead of inside. >>> flaring up again. the stubborn bobcat fire grows near los angeles. what's at stake as it races towards a historic observatory. >> covid confusion. the cdc takes an unusual step on how the virus is spread. us is spread. >>> good morning. i'm michael george in for anne-marie green. we begin with the high stakes battle in washington that could reshape our lives. the president is expected to announce his supreme court

. >>> supreme court justice ruth baden ginsburg appeared in public for the first time since she announcedshe has been undergoing chemotherapy for recurrence of liver cancer. the 87-year-old justice was photographed officiating an outdoor wedding. the new bride posted a photo on twitter saying 2020 has been rough but yesterday was supreme. >>> and we're getting our first look at the new adaptation of the stephen king novel "the stand." >> my name is abigail freemantle. ♪ >> cbs all access released a 30 second trailer for the latest on screen version of the best selling book. it's about a battle between good and evil after a plague kills most of the world's population. it stars whoopee goldberg and james morrison. d premier on cbs all access on december 17th. >>> and a grocery store in northern california is very popular with the bear community. for the second time in about a week a bear was seen inside a safeway in lake tahoe. a customer took cell phone video of the bear rummaging through the produce section. days earlier a bear walked in, grabbed a bag of tortilla chips and left. it's not

before you go, check mourns the passing of supremely influential justice ruth baden ginsburg as potentialge and political pressure builds on all sides on what's next >> fire danger near los angeles as a new wildfire explodes in size along with a smoke nato caught on camera >> if i don't have to wear requ will >> i'm not worried about the flu or strep or corona

jeffry rosen knew supreme courtjustice ruth baden ginsburg well, he wrote the book conversations withedding in 2017. he's also the president and ceo of the constitution centre and hejoins me now from dc. so good of you to join us tonight. i love the fact that i read here you met her in an elevator 30 years ago? idid, she met her in an elevator 30 years ago? i did, she was a judge, on the court of appeal is and was so silent and intimidating i couldn't think of anything else to say and i asked what apple operas she had seen recently. she turned out to be a huge opera fan and we spoke immediately of music and we had a conversation that lasted nearly 30 yea rs. conversation that lasted nearly 30 years. you say knowing her was one of the most important things in your life, can you explain the significance of her role in your life? of course, she was one of the most significant figures for constitutional change in american history and one of the most foremost advocates of gender equality of all time. ona advocates of gender equality of all time. on a personal note, for millions of people a

accepting our invitation, coming on this morning to talk about this breaking news and the death of ruth baden ginsburg. >> thank you very much.

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