> he jump toed on the back of their bike. >> they say he's down to earth. >>> this weekend, ruth bader ginsburg got laughter and applause. she made her grand opera debut ginsburg read her lines, in english, apparently off crib sheets hidden in the props. she still stole is the show. she's an opera fan. someone else will take over the role now for the rest of the washington national opera. >> nice surprise for the people in the stands. after all, she still has her day job. >>> a selfie like no other is making the rounds on twitter. buzz aldrin took it in orbit 50 years ago yesterday. that's t e >> yeah, planet earth. he was whizzing around every 90 minutes. aldrin best known as the second man to walk on the moon durlg apollo 11. these photos taken three years earlier. before selfie was considered, he was taking them. way to be ahead of your time, buzz aldrin. >>> if you don't get a chance heading out the door this morning, look up at the sky tonight. the supermoon is back. in almost 70 years. >> a full moon coming just as the moon makes its closest approach to the earth. about 17,000 miles close

without further ado justice ruth bader ginsburg and ted olson. [applause]. >> thank you, james. thank you, luis.imagin you can imagine what a pleasure it is-- excuse me? >> is the microphone working? >> can you hear me? i think someone is in the way the camera, so you can imagine what a pleasure it is for me, and advocate, to be able to ask questions of a supreme court justice. [laughter] >> however, i suspect you will hear her turn the tables on me very soon after we got started. at the risk of repeating a couple of things that james is said about justice ginsburg, i wanted to add a word or two of my own before we start our dialogue.be i don't know where the fireplaces.. i think it's behind. as james, i'm sure feltducing the toughest thing about introducing someone like justice ginsburg is that it's tempting to say either too much because she has accomplished so much and led such a distinguished life in our society and our culture or too little because you already know who she is and what she has done and you are here to hear from her and not from me, but i can't resist the opp

today green court justice ruth bader ginsburg recalls her tenure on the high court. alberto gonzales remembers his time in the bush administration. national book award finalist kathy o'neill examines how data algorithms impact society and you will hear about african-american women who helped propel the us in the space race. also this weekend on both tvs after words program, an economist examines theimpact of immigration on the us economy . as for physicist neil degrasse tyson, michael's house and j richard.explore questions of the universe. american enterprise institute's nicholas ever stat reports on the decline in the employment of american men, and national book award-winning biographer deirdre baird recalls the life of al capone. that's a few of the programs you will see on book tv this weekend. for a complete schedule, booktv.org. book tv: 72 hours of nonfiction books and authors

i am very conscious of, david said, there were four women who served on the supreme court, ruth bader ginsburg, maria sotomayor, sandra day o'connor, and me. we do separate in terms of generations. if you were sandra day o'connor or ruth bader ginsburg they were , so few women in your class and when you got out, notwithstanding they had been absolutely star students, law firms did not want to hire them and judges did not want to hire them as clerks. they really, the doors were shut in their faces. from all the standard employers and they created these brilliant careers but they did it, it was so, they made it up on the fly as to how they were going to get around the fact that all the standard employers said, not interested. and that was not true by the time sonja sotomayor and i came along. by that time, the law firms and the judges wanted you. i never faced that kind of discrimination. and i did not because of incredible work and efforts that people like justice ginsburg and justice o'connor made. justice williams: that applied to me too. i am not in their group. justice kagan: i did not mean

speak with for everyone here about exactly how excited and how honored we are to have justice ruth bader ginsburg and former solicitor general teded olson with us today. [applause]this event i also want to think so much james william, former member ofa our board of directors, jim who is a vp for programming, and idly, our executive director for all of the work they put into this event and they deserve a round of applause.and so [applause] so with that, i will turn things over to james and he will do the introduction. thank you. >> thank you for those very kind words. it's a tremendous honor to be here to introduce our guests. it is always difficult when we have guests of this caliber to find the right superlatives and adjectives in terms to describe them.tans, dedi there are a few that come to mind. titans, dedicated, principled, dynamic, engaging, brilliant, thought leaders, and pioneers.nf what has been most personally inspiring for me is the role of thvil rights leaders. whether it is the fight for racial or gender equality, or marriage equality or freedom from discrimination based on sexual o

. >>> also, a new side of supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg, but first here's doug. >>> here is the rain right now on radar. fredericksburg and moving into prince william county. coming in across the rest of the region. we'll update you on when this >>> some strong aftershocks are rocking new zealand after a powerful earthquake killed two people. teams are still trying to get a rail roads and highways were damaged and thousands of people are stranded. the quake triggered a small tsunami and while the alert has been lifted, people are being warned to stay away from the shoreline. >>> dozens of wildfires are raging in north carolina and other parts of the southeast. evacuations have been ordered as those flames threaten homes and businesses in that area. drought conditions and warm weather are fueling the wind is expected to pick up later this week when a front moves through. >>> supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg made her opera debut saturday night. she appeared on stage playing a duchess in the daughter of the region meant. she did not sing, but the lines she delivered

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but i voted for -- i usually refer to this, ruth bader ginsburg because i felt she was qualified. i knew that she would vote on the supreme court on ways i almost never agreed with. but my thinking was -- and i think the attitude then was -- that elections do have consequences. presidents do have a right to their nominations. and once you go through the advise and consent process, i would hate to see the nuclear option imposed. i would hope that the senate could work through these nominations but it begins with , the president. if president-elect trump comes up with a strong nomination, look, there will be opposition , but i would hope that that person would be confirmed. david would you ever vote : against one? do you believe that the ground rules have changed irreverseably and potentially for the good or the ill? it's not just about personal qualifications but it can be about ideology? senator daschle i did vote : against clarence thomas. i voted in favor of justice scalia and justice kennedy and a number of others, of course, from the bill clinton period. norms are changing. i'

can speak for everyone here about exactly how excited and how honored we are to have justice ruth bader ginsburg and former solicitor general ted olson here with us today. [applause] i also want to thank so much james williams who is a former member of our board of directors , jim vela who was her vp for programming and eileen. our executive director for all the work that they have put into this event and they deserve a round of applause. [applause] and so with that i want to turn things over to james and he will do the introductions. thank you. >> thank you for this very kind words. it's a tremendous honor to be here today to introduce our guests and it's always difficult when you have guests of this caliber to find the right adjectives in terms to describe them. they are few that come to mind. titans, dedicated, principled, dynamic, engaging, brilliant, thought leaders and pioneers. what has been the most personally inspiring for me though has been their role as civil rights leaders whether it's to fight for racial or gender equality, marriage equality or freedom from discrimination based on s

supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg! the 83-year old joined the opening night cast -- playing one of the characters. cheers and applause rang out even before ginsburg said a word. while the have a speaking role. ginsburg has been a big supporter of the arts -- a passion she shared with the late justice antonin scalia. a new smartwatch powers itself from body heat... the "powerwatch" uses thermo- electrics to convert temperature differences into electricity. along with the basic features like a step counter -- it also measures how many watts of power you generate throughout a day. the company making the "powerwatch" technology in other industries, like healthcare -- which could replace batteries in hearing aids or pacemakers. a new exhibit is now open at ochsner park in baraboo -- where two snowy owls made their debut yesterday. "aurora" and "boris" are a pair of rescue owls with physical disabilities -- meaning they cannot be released into the wild. so instead -- they'll be used to help educate. "these birds are pretty r

let me ask you also, ruth bader ginsburg, 83.o confident during the election that a democrat would win. that she stayed in her seat, she didn't step down. any insight now? >> what's interesting is back in 2014, a law professor publicly wrote in the "l.a. times" saiding she should step down if only to give a chance too a younger nominee. she said the way congress is now, we couldn't get a progressive that would please us in my seat. i'm going stay on. she also said that she thought obama would put -- would be succeeded by a democratic president. so like a lot of people, she may have not thought clearly on who would win the election. it's worth noting she's showing no signs of slowing down. she's been spoofed in "saturday night live," but at the end of the day, she is 83 years old. >> appreciate the reporting. fascinating, and as soon as you know more, let us know. this is obviously something that's getting a lot of attention. >>> coming up, trump tower, now one of the biggest draws in new york city. every tourist seems to go there

ruth bader ginsburg is 83.he turns 84 in march, though she will likely remain in a trump administration as long as her health permits. but anthony kennedy, a reagan appointee who has voted with the liberals on gay rights and abortion, is 80. and stephen breyer, appointed by bill clinton, is 78. in either of them were to be replaced by donald trump, the court would be more conservative and might revisit recent rulings against restricting access to abortion and favoring gay rights. >> with each of those, we have relatively recent decisions. so the court would have to reverse its earlier rulings, but if they had the votes to do that, i'm not sure they wouldn't. >> reporter: trump has said he thinks the core abortion rights ruling roe v. wade should be overturned, but he might need two more appointees beyond filling scalia's vacancy to have a chance at that. still, abortion rightings advocates are worried about more restrictions. >> while women might technically have the right under the constitution to choose an ab

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." ♪ soledad: justice ruth bader ginsburg said it plainly enough, when it comes to the supreme court,ight is not a good number. not for what's supposed to be a court of nine who have the final say over our laws and their enforcement. over time, that has included everything from courts to jails and could go back to our doctors' offices and bedrooms. it's worth remembering that there is still a number nine in waiting -- judge merrick garland, nominated by president obama eight months ago this week, and whose nomination has been sitting on hold ever since. so where does that leave us? president-elect trump produced a list during the campaign, but of course he can nominate anyone he wants, and a republican senate is likely to confirm. legal scholar jonathan turley is a law professor at george washington university law school and a legal scholar. he was floated as a supreme court candidate himself, albeit by the libertarian candidate for president. jonathan turley is a law professor at george washington university law school and a legal scholar. he was floated as a supreme court candidate

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justice ruth bader ginsburg made her official opera debut to a standing ovation this weekend at washington's kennedy center. a long-time opera fan, she has appeared in productions before, but this was her first speaking role. >>> finally tonight, we want to start this week off with a story about how a few kind words really can make somebody's day. instead of parking tickets, some drivers are finding a pleasant surprise on their windshields, courtesy of some creative young minds. part of our inspiring america series, our here on "nightly news." here's joe fryer. >> reporter: we see so much of this hectic world thu the lens of a windshield. who knew a car window could offer a glimmer of peace too? >> do you ever feel weird doing this? >> yes. >> reporter: alex lewis may look suspicious hop scotching from parked car to parked car. don't worry, he's not leaving flyers. he's sharing poems. >> words are incredibly powerful. they have the opportunity to build people up, or tear hurting humans hope, or breathe life into dead dreams. >> reporter: it's a small thing, but it has a lot of power. >> yes,

. >>> ruth bader ginsburg is speaking out.e've learned that she was hoping that hillary clinton would win. she accepts president-elect donald trump duty to fill the vacancy on the court. she also made a dig at congress. >> there's an existing vacancy and president trump will fill it. then perhaps congress will do some work. one of the reasons the court has to have as in m petition as usual there hasn't been legislative activity. >> the supreme courted has operating with eight justices. >>> a new report shows a big spike in hate crimes against muslims in this country. the report says the crimes jumped 67% last year from the levels in 2014. the biggest since 2001. the southern positivity law center blames trump's call for a been a on muslims. the total number of hate crimes went up 7% last year. >> the time is 4:37. a soldier from stockton among those killed. 30-year-old sergeant john perry and two contractors dmied that explosion early saturday. enlisted in the army in 2008. he and the other soldier received a bronze star and p

[applause] [laughter] judge williams: according to another buddy of yours, justice ruth bader ginsburg, you also have the best jab and cross step. justice kagan: we share a trainer. i am actually not a huge fan of exercise, all right? i find a lot of exercise kind of boring, but the trainer has gotten me into boxing and kickboxing. which is fantastic. i love doing this. judge williams: that's better than basketball. you played basketball when you are clerk. and you still play basketball. justice kagan: right. last week, i went down to louisville, kentucky at the university of louisville's law school. the thing that the town of louisville's most famous for his that it is mohammed ali's city. i did some events at the law school. they gave me a gift at the end, it was the best gift i have ever gotten. they went to the mohammed ali musing and they got me boxing gloves. so now i have mohammed ali boxing gloves. judge williams: as we wrap up our hour, we can only do what we can do. we covered the gist of most of them. i wanted to know what your final words would be, not final final but -- a

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steven breyer and ruth bader ginsburg are both in their '80s. >> and ruth bader ginsburg's health is what it is. >> rose: so that is three right there. >> you bet. and by the way, clarence thm as is-- . >> rose: they've got four now. >> that means seven. >> if those three are appointed in the next three years. >> and by the way w clear-- . >> rose: with clear sailing in congress. >> rose: because the majority is in congress. what kind of book does he want it write? >> it's always been a lock that the first way he is going to mack a living and that family is going to make a very serious living is the two will sign book contracts. i talked to one very prominent literary agent in new york that says minimum $15 million each. well, he 15, and she close to it. and you know, suddenly they've gone from being people, well,. >> rose: they have already made millions in books. >> from some means to a hell of a lot more means. that is number one. but i asked him about the memoir thing. i said is it going to be as open and honest and free as your first book. and i was implying the second book, whi

. >> and ruth bader ginsburg still twice as old as both of them. >> this is why trump went there and why he won, he got white middle class workers -- >> that's why she lost the significant primary to bernie sanders, that's exactly who bernie sanders -- >> why did she lose to trump? >> we're saying the same thing, charlie. i love when you get in a bundle about our agreement. >> love, love, love, love, love. i want to bring adam in to this. adam, what do you think? >> i don't know. the image of his undies in a bundle, it's hard to move past that. >> she brought it up, adam, don't -- >> this is quite appropriately about rhetoric. i mean, i also thought that line was great, neil, these people take showers after work. he's saying we're not talking to those people. it's hard to argue with him. he's completely wrig lly right. this is what's great about elections in a democracy. >> do you think nancy pelosi has failed? >> yes. >> yes. >> yes. >> yes. >> yes. >> she lost seats, yes, of course. >> okay. charles payne. >> i think to kennedy's point almost everyone's saying the same thing. >> th