. >>> this morning, ruth bader ginsberg is recovering after a health scare. a stint was placed in her coronary artery. it isn't the 89-year-old's first scare. she had colon surgery in 2009. she is battling pancreatic cancer. she shot down the idea of retiring. >>> it would be the most talked about executive action this month, and it's not immigration but a time-honored white house tradition. >> today i am taking an action fully within my legal authority, the same kind of action taken by democrats and republican presidents before me, to spare the lives of two turkeys, mac and cheese, from a terrible and delicious fate. >> and so he did. the two turkeys, both about 48 pounds, will live out their days in virginia. and thanksgiving is a great time for catching up with family, so this caught our eye. sa sasha and malia obama, a full six years older and looking like they're just so totally over it. >>> before you power on that extra gravy, a poll says only half of those who say they want to lose weight or only seriously trying to do so. >>> the thanksgiving macy's

a health care to tell you about for supreme court justice ruth bader ginsberg.years old but she says she's not resigning anytime soon. that's good thing for president obama but she would probably have a hard time getting a replacement through the republican controlled senate. he's becoming an army of one there. let's bring in ron bronstein and the editorial director of the national journal. he's running out of people. ruth bader ginsberg, thank god she's going to be okay. she says she wants to return. but if she could not, what do you think? do you think she could get a justice approved right now? >> if i did my math right last night, seven of the current nine supreme court justices were confirmed when the president's party held the senate. the only two who were confirmed by the o party were anthony kennedy and clarence thomas under reagan and bush. so it is not easy. and of course we saw robert bourke rejected by the democrat senate. this is why there was a lot of -- you know, there was at least a murmur of discussion in liberal circles about whether justice gi

. >> supreme court justice ruth bader ginsberg home after an operation. she left a washington hospital after doctors implanted a heart stent to clear a blocked artery, justice ginsberg, now 81, expected to be back at work on monday. that's when the supreme court hears its next rounds of arguments. ginsberg has battled a series every health problems including cancer. >> our time now 4:43, let's get our weather checked with carol. i saw a few flurries throughout this morning. >> yes, there were few flurries out there, like we need them e but i guess people are out there shopping for christmas, so they probably enjoy a little scene setting by another nature getting out there with special effects. you can stop it now, mother nature. we intoed the sunshine. let's take a look, see what we have out there right now. you want to know, we've got snow. this is man-made snow. just look at the snow gun going up at jack frost big boulder. unbelievable. with the temperatures as cold as they are, they're able to make the snow as they are. and they're able to lay down a l

. >>> supreme court justice ruth bader ginsberg is resting comfortably tonight after undergoing a heartprocedure tuesday. ginsberg was experiencing it is comfort while exercising to doctors place ad extent in her right -- stent in her right coronary arteries. she's not expected to be discharged for a couple more days. >>> gas prices low, aaa says 40 million americans will be hitting the road in their cars over the weekend. this is the highest number in some seven years and tonight we are checking gas priceness arlington where you can -- gas prices in arlington where you can fill up for $2.80 a gallon. >>> we first brought you the story of tiffany this afternoon, a yorke that was missing from out of town and went missing. the owner has a lot to be thankful for tonight. >> reporter: as you said, a thanksgiving is all about family and one family that lives in this northwest d.c. neighborhood is together once again today. we first told you about a missing yorke named tiffany earlier today. tiffany's owner came home sunday to find the place had been burglarized and tiffany was gone. not sure

. >>> the supreme court justice, ruth bader-ginsberg has been released from the hospital and is restingt home after heart surgery. she had a heart stint implanted this week to clear a blocked artery, she was rushed to the hospital after feeling discomfort in her chest after exercising. she is expected to be back at work on monday. >>> the space race has gone global. the "real money" team shows us how more countries are getting into the game. and the fight over the future of california's wine country. >> they have to remember, that whole valley is riddled with the bones of my ancestors, and those grapes are being fertilized by my ancestor's bones. >>> native americans battling it out with vineyards in napa valley, worried that recognition could lead to a casino. we're back in a moment. >>> california's napa valley is known for its wine, but some people who live there are worried that that could change and very soon. a native american group in the area, fighting for tribal recognition, and some locals say a casino could end up in the heart of wine country. >> reporter: 30 years ago janet'

. >> supreme court justice ruth bader ginsberg is recovering from heart surgery tonight. a blockage was discovered in the right coronary artery, ginsburg is expected to be back to work on monday, she's 81, the oldest supreme court justice. >>> top contendedder for defense secretary michel fornoy has pulled her name from the contention. the fight against i.s.i.l, the ebola crisis, the u.s. military role in afghanistan once the combat mission ends in september. retired major michael lyons is in the studio. why doesn't anyone want the job? >> it's a two year job, not a transformative job. >> people are concerned about actually the job's too short? they might be under real are pressure to make this work. >> yeah, and there's not a lot of money. i think you've got the new gop senate and congress coming in, this new thing that the secretary has got to get is budgetary relief. that's what the generals are telling whoever gets this job, we have got to get more funds to get this done. >> but the administration is talking about putting more funds behind the defense department. >> a

. >> ruth bader ginsberg is recovering from a heart surgery. she has been on the court since 1993. >>> the east coast preparing for a white thanksgiving. a nor'easter bringing snow on one of the busiest travel days of the year. the forecast is next. take a look at the pictures here. the george washington bridge. i thought it would be worse than that. it's pretty bad as folks get out of town for the thanksgiving holiday weekend. more in a moment. this is al jazeera. americans face the immigration debate up close and personal. >> it's heartbreaking. >> i'm the enemy. >> i'm really pissed off. >> all of these people shouldn't be dead. >> it's insane. >> the borderland thanksgiving day marathon. on al jazeera america. real reporting that brings you the world. >> this is a pretty dangerous trip. >> security in beirut is tight. >> more reporters. >> they don't have the resources to take the fight to al shabaab. >> more bureaus, more stories. >> this is where the typhoon came ashore. giving you a real global perspective like no other can. >> al jazeer

. >> supreme court justice ruth bader ginsberg just came out of surgery. the 81-year-old ginsberg has been on the court since 1993. >>> the east coast preparing for a white thanksgiving. along with all kinds of travel delays. the weather, and what it is doing to the roads, the airports, that's all coming up. the gas prices are all way down. but it doesn't mean that americans are keeping extra money in their pockets. ali velshi for "real money" is up next. >> today is traditionally one of the busiest travel days of the year. a nor'easter hitting the east coast is making matters really, really difficult right now. hundreds of flights have been canceled, and in and out of the northeast stranding passengers trying to get home for thanksgiving. thousands of more flights delayed. this comes, yeah, i agree. this comes during what is expected to be the busiest travel season since up. >> this year is definitely a lot busier. we're seeing 46 million people traveling by air and by car. by a tenth of those by air alo alone. it's going to be busier and we're going to s

supreme court justice ruth bader ginsberg is out of the hospital following surgery to place a stent ined to the hospital after discomfort while exercising on tuesday. >>> and in afghanistan, taliban fighters have staged a daring attack. witnesses report multiple explosions and gunfire. an earlier attack killed five people including one british national. back to lockup. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >> you've got to tell me where to go. >> you've never been to jail before? >> no, i haven't. >> i believe that one. >> nearly every inmate who's done time in state prison has first spent time inside a county jail. >> spread your feet apart. >> and it's a terrifying experience, especially for first-time offenders. during intake we have hundreds of inmates coming through. you could have a murderer next to a guy who is in for shoplifting. on our first day of filming "extended stay" inside orange county jail in california, we covered the trauma of a young man's first day in jail. >> i'm in the orange county jail. i'm like in a room with no windows, no nothing. n

. >>> ruth bader ginsberg has been released from the hospital. because of a blocked artery. ginsberg has had a series of health problems, including colorectal cancer and pancreatic cancer. but she's expected to be back at work on monday. >>> there's been a rash of smash-and-grab raids in the days leading up to thanksgiving. look at the surveillance video. the driver of this minivan deliberately crashed through a metal security door early yesterday morning. about 20 men rushed into the store and grabbed designer jeans that cost up to $700 a pair. >> they get in and out as quickly as they can could mack mize their take from the crime. >> this is just crazy. the whole van going into the store. >> there was a similar robbery in a chicago neighborhood early this morning. thieves rammed a pickup truck through the walls of another high-end store. more than a dozen people took off with the merchandise. authorities are looking whether the crimes are related. >>> "consumer reports" has issued new guidelines for limits on how much rice you and your children

. >>> ruth bader ginsberg is out of the hospital. doctors placed a extent in her coronary artery to relieve a blockage. the 81-year-old supreme court justice is expected to be back at work on monday when the justices begin their next round of oral arguments. >>> and utility crews in the northeast are working to restore power to hundreds of thousands of customers. the worst of it is in new england, where thousands of people were without electricity for the holiday after a powerful storm. temperatures are expected to remain around freezing in some areas this weekend. . >>> i'm anne makovec live in colma where black friday is in full swing, but since shopping started yesterday, things are relatively chilled here at this kohl's store. a lot of people are already finished with their shopping. americans were expected to spend $2.5 billion yesterday alone. shoppers came to the outlets in livermore in droves. there were lines everywhere and the stores were open all night. expectations are high this season. the national retail federation fore

following right now, we've all received word in the last several hours that supreme court justice ruth bader ginsberg underwent heart surgery this morning. do we have any update on her condition? >> yes, they say it went well, she's talking, alert, talked to friends, in good spirits. she was exercising last night. since 1999, for the past 15 years, she's done a little personal trainer work at the gym in the supreme court in the evening. that's what she was doing last night when the court said she felt discomfort, she was taken to the hospital. they found some blockage in her right coronary artery. and so a stent was installed or placed, whatever the right legal term is. a stent was placed this morning and say she should be out in 48 hours. >> pete williams, thanks for that update. we are glad the justice is doing well. >> you bet. >>> and just ahead, do you know what this sound is? i'll give you a hint, around the size of a dishwasher, traveled over 500 million miles in its lifetime and it's the subject of what we're covering after this break. don't go away. [ julie ] the wrinkle cream graveyard. if

. >>> meantime, ruth bader ginsberg home for the holiday, the 81-year-old supreme court justice released from a washington hospital thursday after undergoing heart surgery. she needed a stent in order to repair a blocked artery. officials say she's planning to return to work on monday when the court begins hearing a new round of arguments. >>> mexico's president pushing police reforms he hopes will kbad combat widespread crime and corruption, he wants to give state control over local police to stop collusion between officials and gangs and is trying to defuse anger over the disappearance in 43 students in september. 11 partially burned bodies thursday, about an hour's drive from the students' school. it's unclear if they're linked to the missing students case. >>> and bill cosby fallen out of favor with two massachusetts schools. after a string of sexual assault allegations. cosby agreed to resign as honorary chairman of the capital campaign at the university of massachusetts, at amherst. and also berkeley college of music in boston, ending its affiliation with cosby, they had an online

according to the "associated press," associate justice ruth bader ginsberg had a stent placed in her right coronary artery. a spokesman said the 81-year-old ginsberg had a procedure after the blockage was found. she's expected to stay in the hospital for the next 48 hours or so. >> next, former agriculture secretary talks about food security. after that, the heritage foundation hosts an event on jobs and the economy. and later, a discussion on health insurance marketplaces. >>> here's a look at tonight's prime time programming across the c-span networks. here on c-span 3 at 8:00 eastern, it's remarks from the president of the kennedy center, deborah rutter, she talks about the importance of arts education and cultural diplomacy. on c-span 2 at 8:00, we'll show you a citizenship conference, civic, business and education leaders discuss what it means to be a citizen. speakers include retired general stanley mccrystal. and on c-span at 8:00, more congressional retirement interviews. our focus is michigan democratic senator carl levin, and ralph hall. these are part of our week long serie

. >>> the supreme court justice ruth bader ginsberg has been released from the hospital and she is headingtoday. one day after she received a heart stint. doctors implanted the device after they discovered a blockage in the justice's coronary art y artery. she was taken to the hospital by ambulance on tuesday, after she experienced some discomfort while she was exercising. justice ginsberg is expected to be back at her desk at the supreme court on monday. she's seen as the leader of the court's liberal wing and has rebuffed suggestions from some that she step aside. she has also suffered from cancer. >>> an eye-opening look into what russians think about the ukraine crisis. what they're now saying about their country's possible involvement and what they would like to see happen. >>> also, the ferguson police shooting case takes a chilling turn. isis terrorists are offering to send militants to help protesters attack the police. we'll have details on that coming up. >>> i'm mark graves here in afghanistan. hi, i love you, miss you, brandy, samantha and jessica, and happy thanksgiving to 3rd

ruth bader g justice ruth bader ginsburg is in hospital. doctors gave her a stent today to open a blocked artery. justice ginsbergis 81 and has been on the court for 21 years. she's expected to be released in a day or two and be back at work on monday. president obama rolled out an immigration reform plan last week that will allow millions of people who are in this country illegally to avoid deportation if they meet certain conditions. now comes the paperwork. here's john blackstone. >> reporter: the usually busy mexican consulate in los angeles is now much busier. the president's plan is creating a lot of business for you here. >> well, it's created a lot of interest and a lot of concerns. >> reporter: the consul general carlos sade has been in the waiting room himself, telling people they'll need birth certificates, tax records, even utility bills to prove they have lived here at least five years. this will not be an easy process for a lot of these people, a lot of things to prove. it's not a free entry. >> no, it's very complicated. >> reporter: today in los angeles, immigrant advocates held a thanksgiving mar

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