what justice ruth bader ginsberg said that has donald trump calling for her resignation. some pop-up storms in the area as we head into another patch of hot, muggy weather. how maureen: stuck in indianapolis because of a flat tire on his plane, donald family met with possible vice presidential candidate indiana governor mike pence this morning. the republican presumptive met with chris christie and jeff sessions but seen boarding a plane earlier today. trump is expected to announce his pick by the end of this week. for the second time this election cycle, the supreme court is at the center of a controversy. this time, presumptive republican presidential nominee donald trump says supreme court justice ruth bader ginsberg should resign. ginsberg, though, is not backing down from her comments critical of trump's candidacy. correspondent scott thuman is following this tonight. scott: you are right. both had opportunities to take a bit of a breather and back off the attacks. instead they both doubled down. this all began when in an interview a few days ago justice ginsberg exp

he also called out supreme court justice ruth bader ginsberg when she said i can't imagine what the country will be with donald trump as our president. in tweet overnight trump said the 83-year-old justice has embarrassed all by making very dumb political statements about me. adding, her mind is shot. resign. >> hillary clinton will make an outstanding president and i am proud to stand with her today. >> reporter: former secretary of state hillary clinton has

new this morning on the campaign trail - donald trump, firing back at supreme court justice ruth bader ginsberg - and calling for her resignation. trump tweeted early this morning quote: "justice ginsberg has embarassed all by making very dumb political statements about me. her mind is shot. resign." the supreme fued between the two started earlier this week, after ginsburg called trump a "faker".. saying she couldn't imagine the country with him as president, and even joking about moving to new zealand if he wins the race to the white house. the comments are an unusual and unprecented attack by a supreme court justice on a presidential candidate. d-c voters will be able t h to making the city a state. district council voted yesterday to place a referendum for statehood on the ballot in november. mayor muriel bowser is hoping to follow tennessee's model for joining the union in 17-96. tennessee crafted its own constitution and was then admitted into the union by congress. pokemon go has been the hottest app in the u-s since it's recent release. thousands across the country are venturing out try

doubling down, rbg, ruth bader ginsberg. she says she would rather sleep with sheep than live under the trump. good afternoon, everyone, welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper, just minutes ago president obama took part in what has become a tragically familiar ritual in the united states. he addressed the families of victims of yet another mass shooting. they were all trying to console the families, friends, and colleagues of the five police officers killed in an ambush thursday night. more broadly, of course, he was trying to console the nation. scripture tells us that in our suffering there is glory. because we know that suffering endeuces perseverance. perseverance and character character and hope. ♪ >> that chi your music and emotional prayers were enfused with a stark sense of frustration about the senselessness of the murders of these five men in blue. targeted because they were white and more specifically because they were white police officers. a massacre that the white house called a rate crime. the service has just

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. >>> new this morning, supreme court justice ruth bader ginsberg says she regrets her public criticismdonald trump. she said in a statement just issued by the court this morning that judges should avoid commenting on a candidate for public office. in a statement, she promises to be more circumspect in the future. she told a reporter trump was a faker. trump responded by calling for ginsberg to resign because, quote, her mind is shot. >>> lbgt history is a step closer to being included in california history books. brian flores is here to explain the proposal. >> reporter: the last time the state's public school history and social studies curriculum was changed was about ten years ago. a lot has changed since that time, including the rights of the lbgt community. now this proposed curriculum is scheduled to be reviewed today by the state education board. then the draft starts introducing concepts of diverse families in the second grade. then in the fourth grade students are taught with california's role in the gay rights movement. more on lbgt topics like gender roles in the 18th and 19t

. >> any new details about the problem with ruth bader ginsberg? >> that's getting a lot of play this morning. the topics at the briefing at the white house. josh ernest was asked about that. he said that um, he would not, um, question her competence. donald trump says, her mind is shot. he is asking for her to step down. this of course all started when ginsberg criticized trump saying she can't imagine him as president. this certainly is an "unusual" type of comment from a supreme court justice. this will be getting play for quite a few days, likely. >> craig boswell in washington, dc, thank you. >>> theresa may is the new british prime minister. the first female leader there since 1990. former prime minister david cameron called her a brilliant negotiator. he urged her to keep britain close to the european union following the exit. may took office following her opponents' withdrawal from the race on monday. her toughest challenge she says will be uniting a nation guided by the "brexit" vote. >>> today religious groups from the bay area are unveil

. >> plus, justice ruth bader ginsberg is known for her own sometime.of her supporters say the notorious rbg may have gone too far, outrage over her comments of a donald trump presidency. >> time to show you the headlines around the globe the "wall street journal" says america's power grid is vulnerable to attacks that could cause blackouts. they documented dozens of break-ins at utility substations. an arizona facility was vandalized twice without anyone being caught. most are unmanned. many lack video under surveillance despite federal orders to secure these substations. >>> the "new york times" reports on john kerry's assessment of the iran nuclear dome on its one-year anniversary. in france today the secretary of state said iran is living up to the bargain. since the deal was announced,ine sanction would be eased. kerry said other issues are being worked on. the u.s. and iran are still at odds over syria, iraq and p>>> the britain times reports n the new prime minister spending her first day in office. it points to teresa may's clean break from the

please join me in welcoming our distinguished panel, justice ruth bader ginsberg joined the supreme courtn 1983, previously as part of an extensive distinguished legal career, she was appointed to the court of appeal. justice ginsberg attended harvard law school and received her llb from columbia law school and served on the law review at both schools. justice sonya soed minor joined the supreme court in 2009. previously as part of an extensive legal career, she served on the u.s. court of appeals for the second district, on the u.s. district court southern district of new york, justice soed m. katherine fitz is a occcurator the museum. thank you all for joining us at our table and we look forward to this discussion. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you for that introduction. on behalf of the supreme court historical society, i would like to thank the smithsonian for partnering with us for this event, for hosting us in this beautiful room and especially to its staff for organizing it. on a cold february night in 1790 the justices met and held their first session of the supreme court in ne

supreme court justice ruth bader ginsberg now says she regrets her comments deriding donald trump. in a statement, she called the comments ill-advise and added that judges should not comment on candidates running for public office. in two recent interviews ginsberg said she couldn't imagine a trump presidency and she joked she would move to new zealand if she won. trump called for her resignation. still ahead at 6:00 -- the video, the university of maryland police chief okawhoa!ady? [ explosion ] nothing should get in the way of the things you love. ♪ internet. only from xfinity. maureen: let's go back to breaking news from nice, france, where witnesses report a truck plowed through a crowd of people celebrating bastille day. the city's mayor says dozens of people are dead and people are being urged to stay clear of the street. right now a motive is not clear. we will continue following the story up next, students pepper sprayed at a peaceful party. the video the university of maryland poli squuuuack, let's feed him let's feto the sharks!sharks! yay! and take all of h

tonight, trump is in a bamt of words with supreme court justice ruth bader ginsberg.ead why he's calling on her to resign right now on the nbc 10 app. >>> jack mar kel signed legislation today restoring voting rights to felons who still owe money to the state. it gets rid of a requirement that forced people with felony records to pay all fines, fees and restitution before they can vote again. delaware was one of three states still requiring released felons to pay outstanding fines before they could vote. >>> we have new information about the breaking news we're following in fairmont park right now. we have learned five people were hurt, including three children in this accident right here on mlk drive, happened in the past hour. we're told all the injuries are nonlife-threatening. mlk drive, though, remains closed at this hour. >>> striking casino workers in atlantic city took their protests all the way to trump tower in new york city today. dozens of workers from the trump taj mahal demonstrating outside donald trump's office, after protesting at carl icahn's doorste

monday evening just before 7:00, supreme court justices ruth bader ginsberg and sonia sotomayor share stories about the current supreme court's food traditions. >> whenever a justice has a birthday, the chief brings in some wine and we toast the birthday boy or girl. and sing "happy birthday." and we are missing a chorus leader, because truth be told, most of them can't carry a tune. >> and supreme court curator katherine fitz will talk about culinary customs dating to the 19th and 20th century. four our complete schedule, go to cspan.org. >>> the hard-fought 2016 primary season is over with historic conventions to follow this summer. >> colorado, florida, texas, ohio. >> watch c-span. the first nonpolitician in several decades. watch live on c-span. listen on the c-span radio app or get video on demand on cspan.org. you have a front-row seat to every minute of both conventions on c-span, all beginning on monday, july 18th. >>> on july 1st, 1976, the smithsonian's national air and space museum opened its doors to the public with president gerald ford on hand for the dedication. today

he also called out supreme court justice ruth bader ginsberg when she said i can't imagine what the countryill be with donald trump as our president. in tweet overnight trump said the 83-year-old justice has embarrassed all by making very dumb political statements about me. adding, her mind is shot. resign. >> hillary clinton will make an outstanding president and i am proud to stand with her today. >> reporter: former secretary of state hillary clinton has waited five weeks for bernie sanders' support. on tuesday, the vermont senator backed his former political rival. >> thanks to the new proposals senator sanders and i worked on together for families making less than $125,000 a year, we will eliminate tuition at those schools altogether! [ screaming ] [ applause ] >> reporter: just two weeks shy of the democratic national convention, this endorsement could give her a boost to maintain her slim lead over trump. hena daniels, cbs news. >>> time now 4:41. attracting sharks off the santa cruz coast after a great white takes a bite out of a fisherman's boat. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, his boat, off the sa

you look at ruth bader ginsberg's statement.here was a 5-4 position that almost took away our second amendment rights. you can't have the supreme court go against that and all of that is at stake. we have to unify because it's either donald trump or hillary clinton. we need donald trump to win this election to get our country moving again. >> let's talk about hillary clintonor momtecse t us is trying to get those agencies to investigate hillary clinton. what are you trying to do? you did not sign that letter that some of your colleagues have sent to these agencies, but what are you hoping to achieve in terms of hillary clinton and its investigations around her dealings? >> what we have been trying to do is get the truth out there and i think tray gowdy and a select committee on benghazi have done an incredible job. people know that not only hillary clinton wasn't focused, not one asset turned towards saving those four americans whose lives were lost, but she lied to congress and the american people. and they laid out the case th

the latest round between ruth bader ginsberg and donald trump michelle: it's that time.e one of the local mentors who means so much to the student athletes. donald curtis. a basketball coach at h.d. woodson high school in the district. leon: he is the founder of a program helping the athletes navigate their way after a day at the gym. robert burton introduces us to the coach of the week. robert: he is the founder of soul. student athletes organized to understand leadership. curtis a former basketball player now trying to make a difference in his community. >> a lot of friends i grew up with, they are in jail. i don't want to see the same thing happen to our kids. robert: also an assistant basketball coach at woodson he created "soul" to empower using sports with tutoring on and off the court. >> it's bigger than what we do on the court, or on the field. them coming to a safe place to learn and people care about them. robert: he partnered with h.g. woodson a one product of the "soul" program one of the top ranked high school basketball players, keon boyd. >> based on in a

apology today from ruth bader ginsberg after the harsh comments she made about donald trump. ginsberg spoke with several media organizations last week. she called trump a faker and didn't even want to think about the prospect of him becoming president. today she said she regretted what she called ill-advised public criticism but didn't apologize to trump directly. leon: trump says he will announce the pick for vice president tomorrow. but tonight the "indianapolis star" is getting ahead of him saying that mike pence is the winner of the veep stakes. scott thuman has a closer look at the possible number two for him. scott? scott: no official word from the trump camp. no official speak from mike pence's office. however that is not lack of speculation there is plenty out there. this is one of the only still missing big puzzle pieces in the political process. are we looking at the next republican ticket? indiana's governor mike pence auditioned for the job and now media there says he has got it. the former six-term congressman recently skyrocketed in the veep stakes between he, n

supreme court justice ramzi binalshibh justice ruth bader ginsberg is not mincing her words when it comeswhat she feels about donald trump. he is firing right back with. michelle marsh has more. michelle: this started with interviews by ginsberg calling trump unqualified to be president and saying she would move to new zealand if he wins in november. ginsberg isn't pulling any punches calling trump a faker who really has an ego. trump fired back with an early morning tweet saying ginsberg embarrassed all by making dumb political statements about me. her mind is shot. resign. he told the "new york times" he found the comments inappropriate. a sentiment echoed by paul ryan. >> it's out of place for appointed branch of government. that shows bias to me. michelle: today, former democratic candidate bernie sanders says he but he wouldn't say if he thought it was appropriate for her to make them. scott thuman will have a closer look at the war of words at 6:00 and whether a justice should be weighing in at all. at the live desk. michelle marsh, back to you. alison: thank you. now a possible cri

. >>> ruth bader ginsberg tearing into trump.ing back. >> for her to have done that, was an absolute disgrace to the supreme court. >> so what did she do? we're going to tell you, plus, who will have the final judgment in this case. we report, you of course always decide. >>> well, professional athletes

the ruth bader ginsberg-donald trump feud appears to come to an end. the supreme court justice issued apology for comments today after refusing to back down from the criticism of the presidential candidate. ginsberg said, "my recent remarks were ill-advised and regret making them. judges should not comment on candidates looking for public office. i will be more circumspect in the future." and scott thuman will be at the convention on monday and have reports and nightly specials on the sister station newschannel8 at 7:00 next week. michelle? michelle: let's revisit the veep stakes. right now french democratic nominee hillary clinton is campaigning. alison: joining us to a face here, tim k jeff goldberg is in annandale. i guess she is hoping kaine could deliver a swing state for her? jeff: this is a possibility. he is popular senator, popular former governor and popular former mayor. moments ago, all the things you expect a number two to do, attacking donald trump and pumping up hillary clinton and speaking in spanish. which would broaden his appeal with

meanwhile, about the supreme court justice ruth bader ginsberg, trump tweeted, her mind is shot, resignednew york times" editorialized trump is right about ginsberg. inappropriate said the "washington post." breaking a high court taboo on political comment, ginsberg said she doesn't want to think about trump winning the white house. but hillary clinton in illinois today is in trouble. the nbc news "wall street journal" maris poll finds clinton's lead over trump down to 9 in pennsylvania, down to 3 in iowa. the race tied in must-win ohio. that tie echoed in the poll that puts trump ahead in florida and pennsylvania. >> republicans who want to dump him at the convention, much harder to do so when it shows he's very competitive in the battleground state polls. >> reporter: trump stronger as delegates gather in cleveland. i'm steve handelsman, nbc news, washington. >>> joining us live from cleveland is our gop political analyst jim schultz. jim, the talks around trump's vp is reaching a peak at this point. who do you see the front-runner for the vp selection? >> reporter: i think it's very cl

. >>> today supreme court justice ruth bader ginsberg is apologizing after her spat with donald trump. >> she issued a statement today calling comments she made about trump, quote, ill advised. ginsberg admits junls should not comment on candidates running for public office. she slammed trump three times in the last week saying he's a faker who really has an ego, and has no consistency about him. again, the justice's words there. in response, trump has fired back saying her mind is shot. he's also called on her to resign. today hillary clinton went after donald trump saying he is running the most divisive campaign of our lifetime. the presumptive democratic nominee spoke to latino activists at the conference of the reeg league of the latin american citizens in washington. she said if elected, she will introduce a comprehensive immigration reform bill within her first 100 days in office. >>> we are now less than one week away from the republican national convention. >> less than two weeks away from the democratic national convention. and today national security officials spoke about th

. >>> supreme court justice ruth bader ginsberg is now saying she regrets her public criticism of donald trump. in a statement issued by the court this morning, ginsberg said judges should avoid commenting on a candidate for public office. she told the ap last week she did not want to think about the prospect of trump winning the presidency. she called trump a faker and joked about moving to new zealand if he were elected. trump called for ginsberg to remind. >>> philando castile, the african-american man shot and killed by police last week, was laid to rest. a procession featuring a horse- drawn hearse traveled from a funeral home to a st. paul church this morning. last wednesday a white police officer pulled castile over for a traffic stop. according to his girlfriend, he was shot and killed while he was telling the officer he had a legally permitted gun. she live streamed the aftermath of the shooting on facebook. >>> tonight president obama will appear in a televised town hall event on race relations. he is scheduled to discuss policing and gun violence. the town hall event follows t

. >> carl, supreme court justice ruth bader ginsberg has issued an apology to presumptive republicanominee donald trump for her comments in recent days critical of his campaign. this according to a spokesperson for the supreme court just a one line headline out saying that the justice apologies for comments criticizing republican donald trump. of course, this is a story that's been out there over the last two or three days starting with her initial comments to the "new york times," then there were editorials in the last few days critical of those comments. of course, donald trump himself spoke that he was surprised and disappointed putting it mildly, about those comments, but we now do have according to a spokesperson at the supreme court an apology to donald trump from supreme court justice ruth bader ginsberg. back to you. >> thank you very much. here at the new york stock exchange we have another record breaking rally. bank earnings front and center, financials leading that rally. jpmorgan reporting that it's beaten on both the bottom and top line today. our kayla tausche joins us

this is ruth bader ginsberg apologizing for making political comments about trump. >> reporter: donaldd indiana governor mike pence a good candidate. increasing speculation as for donald trump's vice presidential pick. >> my appeal is probably more national. i have some appeal in virtually every state. i think that mike pence would have a huge midwestern appeal. >> i'm not going to say it will bother me if i'm not selected. >> reporter: trump is making his selection as supreme court justice ruth ginsberg apologized for talking about the presumptive republican nominee. she said her comments, quote, were ill advised and i regret making them. the presumptive democratic nominee blasted trump at a speech in virginia. >> you know that he says he's qualified to be commander in chief because he took miss universe to moscow. >> reporter: hillary clinton courted voters, including the hispanic vote with virginia senator tim caine. a potential vice presidential pick. >> on the economy, do you want a, you're fired president, or you're hired president. >> reporter: clinton wants to reverse the perce

. >> well, supreme court justice ruth bader ginsberg never shy about her opinions, making no secret ofshe thinks about donald trump. >> firing back, supreme court justice told the new york times, i can't imagine what the country would be with donald trump as our president. she also said for the country it, could be four years, for the court it could be i don't even want to contemplate that. >> well, and now donald trump is responding with a tweet, justice ginsberg of the supreme court has embarrased all by making very dumb political statements about me. her minds is shot. resign. wow. i mean, some people were take answer back by somebody on the court currently shut be making estimates like. that will more of the same in the nlb all-star game last night. finds out who powered them toughie victory, is it that guy, cole hamels? most valuable player? >> we new him once, didn't we? >> coal ham else? we also know the most valuable player. >> yes? >> very well, matter of fact. >> okay, let's look at the prime time line up tonight. chef at eight. >> wayward pines at 9:00. and then of course, "

. >> meanwhile, justice ruth bader ginsberg waited by hurling several blistering attacks at trump.he 83 year old called the presumptive nominee, quote, a faker zero consistency and an outside ego. she described a trump presidency as unthinkable, and even suggested that she'll move to new zealand if he wins. trump launched a counter attack. >> for her to come out and to say the kind of things, it is almost something wrong with her. i don't think anybody's ever seen that before. >> so are you questioning her mental capacity? >> yes, i think i am. i think i am questioning perhaps her mental capacity. >> picking the right vp to help carry swing states, in new york, steve rappaport, fox news. >> in the next hour, new freeway warning you would not have seen this time last week. where officials are demanding no pokemon go while driving? >>> speaking of drivers, good day drives you tomorrow, we're headed to kings court along kings highway in haddonfield, new jersey, we will be there between 7:00 and 10:00. best part sign to up win a brand new mazda cx9. all do you have do go to our website

. >>> in the meantime supreme court justice ruth bader ginsberg says that she regrets publicly criticizingonald trump. the spat between the 83-year- old woman and the presumptive republican nominee blew up monday during a tv interview when she called him a faker. yesterday trump called on ginsburg to resign. political pundits say the harsh critique was surprising, coming from a sitting supreme court justice! today ginsburg said, judges should avoid commenting on a candidate for public office. in the future i will be more circumspect. >>> coming up, the pokemon craze leads some players right off a cliff. others into a tiger cage. >> and danger, 70 stories up. why a tourist who took a slide on the tallest building in the west is now suing. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, some people into trouble. two people fell off a cliff in southern california while playing the game. >>> the pokemon craze is leading people into trouble. two people fell off a cliff in southern california while playing the game. firefighters say the men climbed through a fence yesterday afternoon while chasing the monsters. one man fell 50

that is justice ruth bader ginsberg trying to end controversy with donald trump.atement walking back some of her comments, which read in part, on reflection, my recent remarks in response to press inquiries were ill-advised and i regret making them. erin wrote the book on the supreme court justice. i know you know her well. what can you tell us about this reversal? unprecedented for her to make the criticism, but somewhat unprecedented to see a sitting supreme court justice acknowledge a mistake. >> i think this was out of character for her. it's not unheard of for a supreme court justices over the years to have waded into the political realm. there's been a lot of backlash, but you can look at all koinds of examples. the justice has been a by the books person. she usually does not step out in this way. although we know her as the no t tor rous rbg. my read is she was so outraged by trump's assault on the judiciary and what she sees as the risk to our democracy that she stepped out and that the backlash was so intense that she decided that it actually had the oppo

. >>> supreme court justice ruth bader ginsberg has regret over her comments of donald trump.he justice came under attack in recent days including trump himself of course who said quote her mind is shot. other republicans took her to task for speaking out at all saying it hurts the integrity supreme court when justices speak out on political matters and candidates. >> philadelphia will see tens of thousands of visitors in little more than week for the 2016 democratic national convention. those visitors will get to see all of the cultures and make our city so diverse. the host committee for the dnc has announced plans for the broad street art activation project. so during the week of the d inform c broad street from arch street to washington avenue will transform with outdoor galleries and street performances lining the sidewalks. >>> i think one of the things that we've tried to do when we've had site visits with other state delegations or people that have come in to experience philadelphia on the front end before the convention to get a feel is to tell people about the wonder

new this morning, supreme court justice ruth bader ginsberg says she regrets her public comments and criticism about donald trump. ginsberg said in a statement that judges should avoid commenting on a candidate for public office. she promise toss be more circumspect in the future. last week she said she didn't want to think about the prospect of trump winning the presidency. she called trump a faker and joked about moving to new zealand if he were to be elected. trump responded by calling for ginsberg to resign because, quote, her mond is shot. >> officials in cleveland say they are ready for the republican convention. the convention starts on monday. security is a top priority among city leaders and everyone heading to ohio for the convention. the president of the police union had complained for months officers hadn't been trained and wouldn't have the equipment they needed because that equipment was ordered late. the police chief says security is a critical priority and his department is ready for large crowds. ohio law allows people to openly carry guns, but there is a secure zone

stuart: a knew a legal mismash here supreme court justice ruth bader ginsberg intensifying criticismaid, quote, he's a faker and no consistency about him. whatever comes into his head at the moment. well, donald trump responded to that by tweeting this, here's the quote justice ginsberg of the u.s. supreme court has -- has embarrassed all by making very dumb political statements about me. her mind is shot. resign. look at this. this is "the new york times," this is an editorial page headline, donald trump is right about justice ruth bader ginsberg i never thought i would see the day. napolitano, the judge, first of all, first of all, summing up here. if there's a trump presidency, you would expect that ruth would rekiewz herself from any case involving the presidency? but there's no power on earth to make her do that? >> correct. correct, there's a misunderstanding that the other eight or this case 7 jtszs of justices of the supreme court can compel one who has expressed an opinion on a matter before the court and inappropriate way as justice ginsberg has apparently done with her opi

ruth bader ginsberg. she's on the cover of the "new york post" because she has crossed an ethical line many people feel. when talking -- given a couple of interviews over the last couple of days. she said if donald trump is elec elected she might have to move to new zealand. he's a faker. the "new york post" says she he out of her mind. >> three interviews which is rare for a supreme court justice. it's been seen as bad form for anyone on the highest court to express a political opinion because they deal with contentious issues. we've seen it as a non-partisan body interrupting the constitution. >> they're the judges they've got to be neutral. >> donald trump fired back of course, listen to this. >> she's a disgrace to the supreme court. for her to politicize the supreme court, and this is all the more reason why i hope i win. because i've got 11 justices that are absolutely incredible justices, highly respected by all, including liberal people, frankly. >> tell us what you think, do you think of this as

ruth bader ginsberg has apologized to donald trump. here is her statement. recent remarks in response to press inquiries were ill-advised. i regret making them. judges should avoid commenting on candidate for public office. in the future i will be more circumspect. after she gave two interviews, one to cnn, one to the "new york times." at one point calling trump a faker. she said she would move to new zealand if he were president. at one point, paraphrasing now, could not stand the point thought of donald trump being president. both "washington times" and "new york post" issued editorials saying that ginsburg was wrong. trump told bret baier he would frame the article from the "new york times." apology has been issued. don't know if trump has reacted yet. he is waking up in california, beverly hills, 7:15 in the morning. few other things. we'll be in touch with the trump team to get their reaction. ♪ martha: pretty interesting development from ruth bader ginsburg. a lot of eyebrows raised by her comments. very much unlike supreme court justice to weigh in on

. >> the supreme court justice ruth bader ginsberg told cnn, i will read what she said, he is a fakerstency about him. he says what are comes into his head at the moment, he really has an ego. how has he gotten away with not turning over his tax returns, to which donald trump tweeted this. justice ginsberg has embarrassed by making political statements about me, her mind is shot, resign. was his response, i know she was very tough on him, was his response acceptable to you? >> his response was very trump-esque. and donald is donald. look, he's a politician that says it like it is, who says what many of us would have said. i think the justice, i am saddened she was take a partisan tone and one that was inappropriate. i serve and work with judges and justices all the time. i find it's almost impossible to determine from talking to them how they got appointed, what their background was, and that's the way it should be. the third branch of government needs to be apolitical and i'm sorry she's lost that ability to speak above the politics of the day. >> when he said her mind is shot, she's

supreme court justice ruth bader ginsberg, getting political, that donald trump is faker.harsh comment to say that about hillary clinton? >> i think in general we like to think of the justice arm of our three branches being in politic, right? obviously recognizing the environment but they are here to uphold our laws, interpret them, yes, but there is this suggestion even trump made, maybe it is fair, maybe she knows other judges -- owes other judges apology and very poor taste and was out of line. charles: she was out of line, but underscore the politicalization of supreme court, i don't know, certainly in my lifetime it has been. it feels like that. you see decisions, when they write about these decisions. of course the since the death of antonin scalia, it has been pointed out this next president will have to do a lot of, not only appoint more justice, probably have almost every single major case in american history, recent history, reappear before the court. >> you said to me the most important thing. we still have scalia's seat empty. this needs to be filled. the next

that from justice ruth bader ginsberg. they're set to come back at 1:00 eastern. we will continue our live coverage of the deliberations in cleveland when they ga vel back in. you're on cspan3 and also on cspan radio. while we wait for that, we'll move ahead with programming and conversations from this morning's "wall street journal" on the upcoming election and next week's convention. >> back at our table this morning, pete waner. also former senior advisor to the 2012 romney presidential campaign. let's begin with what's about to happen over on cspan3. we're going to be covering the rules committee of the rnc. there are 112 members. there are -- we don't know how many, let's say maybe 20 or so who are trying to rally support to stop trump from getting the nominati nomination. what do you make of this effort? >> i think it's evidence that donald trump has not secured the base and the heart and the soul of the entire republican party. it's pretty unprecedented at this stage of the campaign, that there are these people who want to unbound delegates. that's i think

. >> talk about ruth bader ginsberg. about donald trump nowbo she'soe come out and she says shesh regrets making these comments.om she called them he will adviseds her public criticism of donaldnd trump and in a statement she said that judges should avoidvo commenting on candidate forte public office and she says she'll be more circumspect inmst the future.the f toll the associated press last week that -- we lost that parthr of the story as we were talkingg go ahead.. burn us any time you like. bottom line is in rhett proatt p tree inspect she would havenspet thought before she opened s here mouth and made those comments.nt >> which is what a lot of people said. >> it definitely provoked debatd the general consensus was sheess not have gone there.he. yeah. >> standing out online by b myself. i didn't see a problem with it.. >> okay. >> all right.>> rig now queue the mickey mouse clubhouse. hot diggity dog. dog >> it's time for cheers. hotdog, hotdog problems solved,, hotdog, hotdog, hot diggity dogg yes, maureen and i do

ruth bader ginsberg talks about the prospect of her career and justice ginsburg would not leave her jobs long as she can do it full steam. anthony kennedy and stephen breyer are no longer young. kennedy is about to turn 80. prior is going to terms of an ea. she prayed, saying he -- she praised the justice, saying he did it quite well. let's hear from benny, stockton, california. caller: i think there is a thatre of policeman doesn't care about black lives. -- black lives. we really do matter. i saw on tv, police are shooting a black man running away in the back. michael vick got two years in jail because he mistreated a dog. arewhite police officers not getting convicted. is always the shootings were justifiable. it doesn't matter what the circumstances were. we are recessing back to those days. police officer should be convicted if he has done a crime. way it is now, you can kill a black man and you get a medal. it is not fair. , vallejo, california. i am watching the show. the first thing i would like to all blacks, hispanics and native american indian people here in america, i would

. ♪ >>> donald trump's attention is his back and forth with the supreme court justice ruth bader gins buberg ginsberge was critical of trump in interviews published on monday. the republican nominee responded this morning saying her mind is shot. resign. the white house weighed in on this public feud. >> she didn't earn the nickname the notorious rbg for nothing. what i will say is in the past i have been asked about controversial comments from other supreme court justices. last year when justice scalia made some comments in an open supreme court hearing that many found to be quite controversial, possibly even racist. at that point, i declined to wade into that criticism. and i think i will push through a similar approach in this instance. >> there we have josh ernest giving his perspective. but it seems as if there's precedent set in another direction. does that give space justice ginsburg to give this opinion. this is someone who is about to be the gop nominee. does that mess her up for president trump? >> it'sen an usual form of opinion. she's saying i don't like one of the nonominees, who feels l

ruth bader ginsburg expressing regret about calling trump a fake. trump has asked her to resign saying her mind is shot. now today ginsberg says quote, on reflection, by recent remarks -- my recent remarks were ill-advised and i regret making them. judges should avoid commenting on a candidate for public office in the future, i will be more circumspect. back now to donald trump and his v.p. announcement, he was supposed to make that from new york at 8:00 a.m. our time tomorrow morning, but now he says there's going to be a delay. late tonight he put out a tweet saying that in light of the nice attack he will not be making the announcement tomorrow. no word yet on when that announcement now might come. ross palombo, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> we want to let you know that the republican convention begins next monday in cleveland, ohio. and ross will be there with live reports throughout the week. here on ktvu. >>> the city of san jose slapped with a class action lawsuit over a donald trump visit. why trump supporters are suing city leaders and who they think should pay for the violence that erupted that night. >>> learning from p