rgb -- rbg, right. >> supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg getting a lot of attention after she >> whether you agree with her or not, you've got to acknowledge she's been a force on that court. >> liberal hero ruth bader ginsburg. >> as much as people admire her, they don't even know the half of it. >> she was the queen. >> ruth knew what she was doing in laying the foundation. >> to put women on exactly the same plane as men. >> ruth bader ginsburg quite literally changed the way the world is for american women. >> 12, 11, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5. >> today the senate judiciary committee welcomed judge ruth bader ginsburg, the president's nominee to be associate justice of the united states supreme court. >> judge, do you swear the testimony you're about to give will be the whole truth and nothing but the truth, so help you god? >> i do, mr. chairman. >> thank you. >> i am a brooklynite, born and bred. a first-generation american on my father's side, barely second generation on my mother's. what has become of me could happen only in america. neither of my parents had the means to atten

ruth bader ginsburg has become in recent times is a feminist icon, a liberal hero, a superhero, self—styledious rbg after the rapper, who was born in brooklyn, like ruth bader ginsburg. what this documentary does is chart her career as a formidable lawmaker all the way from harvard law school, where she was the only woman in her class, to where she now sits on the supreme court. she occupies one of nine places. she's still one of the dissenting voices. she's got fighting spirit, she really changed the workplace regulations of america and helped change social history, fighting for sexual and racial equality in the workplace. it's been a long battle. she was appointed by president clinton in the ‘90s and she ‘s still there at the age of 85. she's had a few ups and downs, but it's very important to the liberal voices in america that she holds that place because liberal america is under siege at the moment. she's seen as sort of fighting back. she's made fun of by saturday night live, she's become a great figure. you can see what a twinkly figure she is, but she's also very powerful. there's a

for the very first time, judge ruth bader ginsburg missed oral arguments. ourt said justice ginsburg is still recovering from surgery to remove two cancerous nodules from her tongue. this seems natural if you're not talking about ruth bader ginsburg. >> the surgery was 21 days ago. for most people, individuals wouldn't be back on the job. but ruth bader ginsburg always thought it was important to show up, through cancer surgery in 1999, more surgery in 2009, and then in 2010 when her husband marty died, the very next day, even though the justices weren't even holding oral arguments, they were announcing the final decisions of the term, she showed up to announce a decision the day after he passed. so she's always believed in being visible and being out there when she can. the other piece of context is how closely divided this court is. we already have two appointees of donald trump there, a hardening 5-4 split, so everybody is watching to see what happens with this senior liberal justice. >> will she be playing catch-up, do you think? >> ruth bader ginsburg i

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that's good news for ruth bader ginsburg.ess than a month ago she had those two nodules removed from her lung which were cancerous. that happened after she fell in november and broke her ribs, so it was caught early. this comes at a really important time for the court, because even though this term so far has been less than blockbuster, they are meeting behind closed doors to discuss big trump initiatives, big policies, those concerning daca, transgender military, and they're going to decide whether to take up those cases. they voted on that early today behind closed doors and she probably participated by proxy. again, she won't be on the bench next week, but the spokesman says her recovery is on track. >> on track is a good update. ariane de vogue, thank you. >>> who will blink in the shutdown fight? (rooster morning call) this is your wake-up call. if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis, month after month, the clock is ticking on irreversible joint damage. ongoing pain and stiffness are signs of joint erosion.

now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. >> shannon: justice ruth bader ginsburg will be absent fromrt next week >> ruth bader ginsburg will be absent from the court next week, and announcement that is fueling planning from the white house in the event she decides to step down. we look at the effect or absence is having on the nation's highest court. >> she has become an iconic presence on the supreme court's bench for a quarter-century but ruth bader ginsburg's 2-week public absence will be keenly felt not only among her colleagues but her legion of fans who affectionately call her the notorious rvg. >> as long as i can do the job i will do it. >> this afternoon a court spokeswoman says the justice's recovery from cancer surgery is on track. this week marks the first time she missed oral arguments as a supreme court justice. >> we should not read too much into this, she's very committed to the job. >> ginsburg continues to work from home and will participate in all pending cases relying on written briefs and transcripts to keep her caseload moving meaning she would vote on all pendi

it's rbg, or the notorious rbg, as her legions of young fans call her, ruth bader ginsburg, who's beenwn for her battles for equal pay and sexism in the american supreme court. she's one of the last dissenting voices. and in welcome to marwen, barbie dolls, action gijoes and nasty nazis help steve carell, a traumatised artist, over his grief by blowing them up to life—sized pictures. all right, let's kick off with the favourite. i saw it the other day. it's really fun, brilliantly acted, you have to say, and it does take you back to that time, doesn't it, hundreds of years ago? well, i didn't live then, ben, but... no! when everybody wore those extraordinary wigs. extraordinary wigs, and romped around. there's a bit of blackadder, there's a bit of eltonjohn video in it, a bit of sort of new romantic video, and it's called the favourite, and it's quickly becoming an awards season favourite, certainly with olivia colman, who i expect this weekend will feature in the golden globes very heavily, and next week's bafta nominations, certainly, the whole film, i think, will be a big hit. now,

rooth ruth bader ginsburg, not showing up for oral arguments.y is going to be fine. >> this is a very, very tough woman, the ultimate survivor. i suspect that she will be back in short order and ready to roll. >> winners, losers, really quick? >> my winner this week is based on the theory that there is no such thing as bad publicity. nobody got more publicity this week than alexandria ocasio cortez. she managed to turn the tables on some of her detractors catching them publishing face nude pictures of her. i don't agree with her on policy. i have to admire the way she punches back, including the democrats in senior leadership are trying to reign her in. they find it is not so easy to do. my loser this week is steve king, who just can't seem to stop the racist comments. i think somebody in the leadership of his party is going to have to stop him. >> winner, loser? >> my winner is kevin hart for telling the oscars to go stuff it. i don't know where hollywood gets off lecturing him on morality and decency after indulging harvey weinstein and roman

by cbs >> fox news apologized monday after showing a graphic that said supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg died. the network blamed the mistake on a control room error. >> stephen: sad news to report, supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg has passed away. she was a stalwart of the court. in other news,nan affront to the animal kingdom, gay pandas -- what's this? just in, tragedy has struck again when all remaining members of the supreme court were devoured by wolves. a nation mourns. for more on the story, we go to ainsley. what's that? oh, this is steph dating -- devastating. without any

>> and ruth bader ginsburg! , ginsburg is featured in "the lego movie 2," she'll be playing the part of the younger sister complete with gavel and robe. the movie will hit theaters on february 8th. >> that's how you know you have transcended when you become a lego. lego. >> that's right. - at the cma foundation, we believe every child should have the access and opportunity to participate in quality music programs. i'm sara evans. music has always been a huge part of my life. music education isn't just important if you're going to make it your career. it also helps children develop the abilities that set them up for lifelong success. music is transformative and i want to ensure that it is never silenced. learn more at itstartswithme.org. (upbeat music) >>> dangerously cold temperatures, large areas well below zero, with the wind. power out for many, heavy snow, sleet, and icy conditions ahead for millions. >>> the dreamers are drawn into the shutdown showdown by donald trump as we begin day 31 of closed government

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that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. >>> the supreme court announced today that justice ruth bader ginsburgther treatment for cancer. it's been three weeks since ginsburg underwent an operation to remove two cancerous growths from her left lung. the justice plans to work from home next week as she continues to recover from surgery. she is going to continue to look bree briefs and prints of oral arguments but she will not be present at the bench. joining me with the latest is legal competent nina totin. great to have you here on such a great story. we're so full of bad news all the time. i would take more time off if i had a hang nail than ruth bader ginsburg takes off for cancer. this woman is a freak of nature. >> well, she's had cancer twice before. in '99 she had colorectal cancer. ten years later she had pancreatic cancer and managed to get through the state of the union address i think a couple of weeks later. >> that's right. >> and now here we are ten years after that, she had -- they discovered lung cancer very early and they did a lumpectomy. they took out one of the five lobes of

we asked him to come in tonight because he does surgeries all the time like the one justice ruth bader ginsburgr and from which she is still recovering. i need to tell you, important note, that dr. flores is not justice ginsburg's doctor. but he has worked with her doctor and he has done surgeries like this. when we called dr. flores for his advice on what might be going on with justice ginsburg, whether we should worry that she has not been back at work this week, he -- i want to quote him directly. he told us he would come talk to us here on this show tonight because he wanted to "calm down the country." i am ready to be his first customer for that. dr. flores, thank you so much for being here. i really appreciate you coming in. >> thank you for having me. >> so we're all worried about justice ginsburg because she's never missed a day of work before. she's been through a lot of surgery and serious hospitalizations before and we didn't know to expect this. is it -- is it something we should be worried about? >> this is completely routine. there are two components to her situation. there's the

politico just published a piece titled what happened if ruth bader ginsburg remains too sick to work? in just the past two months, the justice has suffered three fractured ribs and had a pair of cancerous nodules removed from her long. this is as we all know not her first bout of cancer. she has beaten it before and her doctors say they expect her to return to the bench next month. the justice is buoyed by america's prayers and well wishes and she seems to have enjoyed the near mythic status bestowed upon her by the left. >> she's fierce and fabulous and she still got it. >> i want to see what your workout is, let's get fully ripped and exploded, let's get stupid strong. >> let's go. >> she is one of my role models. >> she's become such an icon. >> would you mind signing this copy? you're the closest thing to a superhero i know. >> laura: movies, documentaries, books, children's books and let's face it, cynics say this was smartly designed to set the cultural narrative early. should the time come make it more difficult for president trump to appoint someone to replace her with a judic

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need to impeach is responsible for the content of this ad. >> glor: justice ruth bader ginsburg missedts at the supreme court today. e cos the first time in a quarter century on the bench that has happened. ginsburg, who is 85, had two cancerous growths removed from her left lung last month. the's working from home. omstudy out today found in recent years the traditional flu fot was more effective for children than the nasal spray vaccine. the c.d.c. says everyone six months and older should get vaccinated. cbs news made news today. susan zirinsky has been named our president. she replaces david rhodes, who takes an advisory role. "z," as she is known around here, becomes the first woman to run cbs news. z joined cbs news in 1972 and has worked on nearly every broadcast, including as executive producer of "48 hours." she is a legend as well as a mentor and a friend to generations of journalists. we are overjoyed for her and pretty happy for us. up next here, a journey of love thanks to a complete stranger. >> this portion of the "cbs evening news" is sponsored by: publishers clearing h

the big question, will justice ruth bader ginsburg be there? the 85-year-old has never missed a day of oral argue umgts in her 25-year career on the high court. today's session comes 17 days after ginsburg had surgery. she was hoping to be back on the court today. >>> new at 6:00, if your morning cup of coffee wasn't expensive enough, here's another new level. the hilton park 55 hotel near union square will charge $170 for a gallon of coffee during the jp morgan health care conference this week. do the math, carry the three. that's about $21.25 for a 16-ounce cup. the prices for each company that wants to supply coffee for workers at the conference. conference attendees won't be stuck with that cost themselves directly. but it all gets passed on somehow or another, right? >> it's quite a markup for those companies. you know what, i will tell you, when i don't have my cup of coffee in the morning, i think i would pay 22 bucks for a cup of coffee. especially sitting through a conference all day. >> they know where to get you. >> at least it will

we hope ruth bader ginsburg is okay and we hope she's doing well.t would change the balance of the court when she steps down. so the rbg group the snowflakes will be melting all over. >> she is fierce and fabulous and she's still got it. >> she's one of my role models. >> this guy on youtube, jonathan man, so inspired that he decides to put it to music. ♪ >> laura: oh, my gosh. off came much? here now, she worked in the white house counsel's office for former president george w. bush. great to see you. we wish justice ginsburg well and a speedy recovery. she had one surgery on some nodules in her long in december. she's recovering. she has at home. after the kavanaugh hearings, with the country are really be ready for another confirmation battle? >> he would help people kind of ratchet it down and be reasonable about supreme court confirmation prostheses. i don't think that's going to happen. you can almost hear the hysteria machine starting to crank up. why did they get so hysterical, laura? to them, the supreme court as a tool of politics. to us a

even with ruth bader ginsburg was considered a somewhat central liberal on the court of appeals and i think i would argue that if she was on a different court, she was still be characterized that way. but on this court, just like justice stevens was, justice stevens was considered the most liberal of the court before he retired, and i don't think he changed that much. he was a central conservative when is the ford nominated and he changed a couple things, but not anything big. the court change and that is because republican presidents have a base that cares passionately about and wants very conservative, and i don't use this term ideologically, but people who believe something very specific about how to interpret the constitution and about how to view issues and the mantra was no more david sutures. that is the mantra for republicans, and it is not any secret that president donald trump farmed out his choices to the federalist society. when you have that kind of political pressure and precious -- presidents who are inclined to accept that pressure, that is what you get. that is the an

. >>> supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg missing arguments for the first time in more than 25 years. terry moran live at the court tonight. >>> and breaking news in the case that caused national outrage. the young woman serving life for murdering a real estate agent when she was 16. she argued she was forced into sex. tonight, what the governor has just done after pleas from kim kardashian and lebron james. >>> good evening. and it's great to start another week with all of you at home. and we have a lot to cover tonight. we're going to begin with the government shutdown, day 17 now. 800,000 federal workers and their paychecks in the balance. other workers will not get back pay. and tonight, a growing number of tsa workers now calling in sick. and tonight, the pilots association now saying the shutdown is threatening safety in the air. late today, the president revealing he now wants to deliver a primetime address from the oval office tomorrow night, calling it a national security crisis. but tonight, a key member of his team is asked about the number they've been putting out.

ruth bader ginsburg. pete, what's going on? >> we've just been told that ruth bader ginsburg will not be on the bench today when the supreme court resumes hearing o oral argument. on december 21, justice ginsburg had surgery to remove a portion of her lung after some cancerous nodules were found. she was in the hospital for a short time. we're told now by the court that she will work from home. she'll still vote but she will not be at the court at least today. perhaps the rest of the week. court will hear argument again tomorrow and wednesday. the significance of this is -- i think you have to put it in perspective. yes, justice ginsburg is 85. you expect the recovery from surgery to take longer. the significance here is justice ginsburg has twice before had cancer surgery and she's never missed a day of oral arguments. she's always made a point of trying to get back here to send a message. you can be certain if she thought she was able to do that, she would feel strongly inclined to want to be here to send that message. but she

was it foolish for ruth bader ginsburg not to step down in the middle of president obama's term?n't foolish. she may look frail but she is in iron maiden. i knew her first when she was a litigator in the '70s and she's always been a petite woman whose voice sometimes wobbles, but her mind is strong and it's her call and she wears that diva t-shirt in the gym at the supreme court and she's a trailblazer for women. and she will know when it's time. she's not going to hang on if she can't function fully in the job and the only thing she's phone in.ght now are oral the decision about what cases to take and hopefully she will fully recover soon. her doctors say she is on course and she's cancer free. >> chris: we have time, i want to get into one last subject. secretary of state pompeo is on a tour of the middle east this week. in cairo he went after barack obama's mideast policy, take a look. >> the age of self-inflicted american shame is over. and so are the policies that produced so much needless suffering. >> chris:karl, he was talking specifically about the president and firing b

a first for ruth bader ginsburg. why she is not there for arguments and what it means for her future. we're live outside the court. and we're also talking about the contenders. the first big name democrat ramping up her presidential campaign with voters in iowa and what they're saying including warren's infamous dna space. >>> kevin spacey in court facing allegations of sexual misconduct. we have our team covering all of it on what's turning out to be a busy monday morning. let's start with kristen welker at the white house. what are we hearing from the white house and the president as this shutdown now becomes tied for the second longest in u.s. history. right? >> it is poised to meet that mark. and there is no end in sight. and i think when you talk about this stalemate, the fact that there's no end in sight is underscored by the fact that they can't even agree on how the meetings are going. yesterday the white house describing a meeting between top officials here and officials on capitol hill as being productive,

liberty. ♪ >>> an update out of washington on the health of justice ruth bader ginsburg.y formally announced that there are no remaining signs of cancer for her and further treatment is needed after surgery three weeks ago on her lung. a court spokesman says the recovery is on track. good news to everyone there. she will miss oral arguments next week for rest, but will be working, simply working from home. as i mentioned, we wanted to get you that update. that does it for "the beat." that does it for me. you can always check out "the beat" at 6:00 p.m. eastern on msnbc. ♪ >>> my mother called and says, "michelle's dead." how is that possible? >> a young mother found brutally murdered. her little girl left to wander in her mother's blood. police had a suspect and they say he had a motive. >> we had an intimate relationship. >> we ended up having sex. >> but could they prove he was the killer? >> it was a circumstantial case. >> except for that witness. the girl who left those footprints. >> we will never know what cassidy saw and what she didn't see. >> maybe she couldn't

by cbs >> fox news apologized monday after showing a graphic that said supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg had died. the network blamed the mistake on a control room error. >> stephen: sad news to report, supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg has passed away. she was a stalwart of the court. in other news,nan affront to the animal kingdom, gay pandas -- what's this? just in, tragedy has struck again when all remaining members of the supreme court were devoured by wolves. a nation mourns. for more on the story, we go to ainsley. what's that? oh, this is steph dating -- devastating. without any verification, fox says ainsley has been struck pr. back to the news. bisexual penguins -- what's that? oh, this just in, earlier today, i drunkenly piloted my pontoon boat into an alligator refuge. i will be sorely missed. >> announcer: it's "the late show" with stephen colbert. stephen welcomes congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez and method man, featuring jon batiste and "stay human." live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) ( th

relatives of the real-life ruth bader ginsburg say she loved his portrayal of her late husband.s like armie has a pretty important fan!"in the supreme court! so if i ever get in trouble, i'm gonna call her!" in hollywood, i'm david daniel. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll be back with more of your kron 4 morning news after the break. well, here's to first dates! you look amazing. and you look amazingly comfortable. when your v-neck looks more like a u-neck... that's when you know, it's half-washed. add downy to keep your collars from stretching. unlike detergent alone, downy conditions to smooth and strengthen fibers. so, next time don't half-wash it. downy and it's done. (robin) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. after an overall calm weekend heavy rainfall is on it's way. your morning commute will come along with a few areas of rain with increasing showers later in the day. skies will remain mostly overcast through the day with high temperatures staying cool in the 50's.

. >>> justice ruth bader ginsburg has been on the sreme court since 1993. today marks the first time she missed oral argument. >> reporter: in 25 years on the supreme court she has never missed day of oral arguments for health reasons p. doctors at a hospital in new york removed part of her lung on ich three cancerous spots were found, that was on december 21st. she was released on christmas day and she's been recuperating ever since.e' 85 years old and doctors said recup ration from this kind of surgery usually takes four to six weeks. i suppose we should not be surprised she wasn't here. she will continue to participate in the cases that are argued. there are five coming up this week. she'll do that by reading the legal brie and transcripts of the oral arguments. no word yet on whe she'll be back. >> pete williams reporting. >>> d.c. public school said it's following through with changes prevent hundredsover middle schoolers fall short on science classes. this came after at report t they were not providing science lessons to kids. >> our investigation fou

. >>> a first for ruth bader ginsburg. why she missed arguments for the first time in her 25 year career on the supreme court. >>> on wall street, stocks climbed today with more signs of economic stability. the dow was at 98, the nasdaq was up 84, the s&p added 17. strong orders last month in the service sector. real tailors, amazon all climbe traders were reassured by new trade talks with china. an american envoy arrived in beijing today. u.s. and china impose billions of dollars of new tariffs on each other and both governments are facing pressure to reach a settlement. trump and china's president agreed on coming up with the tariff deal by march 1. if the talks go well, a chinese delegation is expected to travel to washington for further negotiations. >>> the trump negotiation is walking back on its timeline for pulling troops out of syria. trump issued a 30 day air deadline declaring isis had been defeated there. last week that timeline was extended to four months. and now they're backing off from any timeline and sett

ruth bayeders ginsburg will be calling for order in a new courtroom. check it out. >> everyone, suit up! >> lucy! uni-kitty! >> batman! >> superman! >> the tin man! >> and ruth bader> that's right, ginsburg is featured in "the lego movie 2," she'll be playing the part of the younger sister complete with gavel and robe. the movie will hit theaters on february 8th. you know she likes to participate in operas and plays. here we are. now she's is in a movie. >> that's right. she has her own bio pic, a documentation. what's next? >>> she's got it all. >>> spotify has a brand-new list that might strike a chord with astrology lovers. lists. channing nick always helped to can compile the songs and said they are intended as a collection of theme songs for your month. all 12 can be found in spotify's pop culture hub and will be updated every month just like your monthly horoscope. i'm airies. i'm curious what they put together for me. >> i'm taurus. >>> can you say kaching? boxed off king. the pulp fiction is the most bankable star. he star indeed 120 movies and counting. how about that. i didn't think he would be number one. >> yeah. 70 years old>> that's right. >> thanks

t we hope ruth bader ginsburg is okay, and that she's doing well but that would change the balance of court when she steps down. so that our bg group b snowflakes we'll be melting all over. >> she is fierce and fabulous and kind is still got it. >> she is one of my role models. >> so inspired by the dissent that he decides to put into music. >> oh my gosh. walker worked in the white hous counsel office for for former president george w. bush and fo my former boss, justice clarenc thomas. we certainly wish justice ginsburg while and a speedy recovery. she had lung surgery, on module on her lung test in december. she is recovering. she is at home. after the cavanagh hearings wil the country be ready for anothe confirmation battle? >> you would hope that people what kind of ratcheted down and be reasonable about supreme court confirmation processes, but i don't think that'sro goin to happen. you can almost hear the history and machine starting to crank ut . why do they get so terrible question or because to them the supreme court as a tool of politics. to us in to your viewers it's about

. >>> and an update on ruth bader ginsburg's health. what is her statement about this? ♪ when you have nausea, ♪ heartburn, ♪ indigestion, ♪ upset stomach, ♪ diarrhea... girl, pepto ultra coating will treat your stomach right. ♪nausea, heartburn, ♪ indigestion, upset stomach, ♪ diarrhea... try pepto with ultra coating. new johnson's cottontouch™ a wholwash and lotionre for newborns is born made with real cotton and enhances your gentle touch a new soft a new touch a new gentle new johnson's cottontouch™ (baby cooing) choose gentle but prevagen helps your brain with an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >>> we are following some breaking news about the health of supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg. we'll be joined with dr. sanjay gupta who is on the phone. sanjay, it's interesting because we had heard before in a statement that she was doing fine after having surgery to remove growths, but this is the court coming out and trying to reiter

where jewish immigrants from austria whose brooklyn brand to become supreme court justice and ruth bader ginsburg. [cheers and applause] this is the place and this is the promise and nobody can ever forgete that. or what this occupies. never forget where you came from never forget or deny this place and whose grandson is now vice president mike pence this is where frederick trump pee.arrived from germany and whe grandson will become president of the united states don't you tell me ellis island is not real and true and the promise that made america lives today. [applause] that is my perspective today my friends. january 1 is bittersweet for me. it is a happy day it is also a sad day but the anniversary of my father's death four years ago his health was declining but he said he would be with us until inauguration day. he was. he heard my swearing-in over the telephone from his bed and he died soon afterwards. true to his word always. he said he would be there and he was. i took him from his bed that afternoon and relayed him to rest. i loved him so so much we buried him with a special new york stat

the bio-pic starring felicity jones as a young ruth bader ginsburg has earned just over four million dollars in its two weeks of limited release. in hollywood, i'm rick damigella. ( robin ) coming up in the next hour of the kron 4 morning news... we continue to follow breaking news afte( bin international flight is diverted to the oakland airport and two people end up being arrested. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) show your gut some love. only activia has billions of our live and active probiotics. a delicious way to enjoy probiotics every day. with 20 years of devotion to gut health. activia. like no other. they say, i wonder what age you justhat is.aring. simply ageless foundation with olay. tones, hydrates, and reduces the look of wrinkles. from covergirl. a police officer gunned down in davis. im standing by with the latest details in a live report. ( james ) federal workers will not get paid today ... as the shutdown enters day 21 ... making it the longest in u-s history. (john) more rain on the way to the bay area.im tracking the latest storm. ( darya ) good morning i'm darya folsom

. >>> ruth bader ginsburg missing the first day of oral arguments as she recuperates from cancer surgery. she had not missed a day of arguments since she was confirmed in 1993. the 85-year-old had surgery last month to remove two cancerous growths from her left lung. she has been recovering at home. she's had two other bouts with cancer which never caused her to miss any oral arguments. supreme court spokesman says that she will still be able to vote on the cases by reviewing transcripts. >>> wall street is recovering from its worst december since the great depression. the dow closed 98 points higher building on the friday 747 point rally. however, the market rally seemed to fade throughout the day. the dow had been up 255 points at one point during the session. the s&p 500 closed up about 1%, nearly 1%. and the nasdaq closed up 1.3%. u.s. oil prices jumped 1.2% to above $48 a barrel. crude has closed higher now six days in a row, longest winning streak since july 2017. so what is driving the turnaround? cautious optimism about the trade war and the health of the chinese and american eco

and in 1971, ruth bader ginsburg listed kenyon as an honorary co-author on her brief for reed versusase that finally gave women equal protection under the law. dorothy kenyon died the next year at age 83 in new york city, but not before putting women's rights on the national agenda. if you have a monumental american, you can tweet us @velshiruhle. thanks for watching. right now, katy tur picks up our coverage from washington, d.c. >> chris, i'm so sorry if i interrupted your monumental american there. i apologize. >> you did not. >> thank you very much. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> it is 11:00 a.m. out west and 2:00 p.m. in the east. it is day 32 of the government shutdown. for federal workers directly impacted, the shutdown means a second missed paycheck come friday and a prolonged struggle. for a maryland mother of two, it means taking a food delivery job to make ends meet. for a massachusetts woman with two autistic sons, it means they won't be able to move into a home of their own. the subsidy tou

from austria arrived, whose brooklyn born granddaughter wood becomes supreme court justice, ruth bader ginsburg. [ applause ]. [ cheering ] care. this is the place, and this is the promise that made america america. and and no one can ever forget that. it doesn't matter how high one is raised or what office ones occupy. never forget where you came from. and never forget or deny this place. because this is the place where richard cawley arrived fleeing starvation in ireland, and whose grandson is now vice president mike pence. this is the harbor where frederick trump arrived from germany and whose grandson would become president of the united states. don't you tell me ellis island isn't real and true and a promise that made america live today because it does. [ applause ]. that is my perspective today, my friends. january 1 is bittersweet for me. it's a happy day, but it's also a sad day. is the anniversary of my father's death. four years ago, his health was declining, but he promised that he would be with us until inauguration day. and he was. he heard my swearing-in. over the telephone from h

justice ruth bader ginsburg's recovery from surgery is -- quote -- "on track" ... but, she will miss oral arguments next week. justice ginsburg is still recuperating from the surgery she had... to remove two cancerous nodules from her lungs. a court spokesperson said, a post- surgery evaluation indicated... no evidence of remaining disease. justice ginsburg missed oral arguments this week... and has not been on the bench since her surgery last month. but she has been participating ... by reading briefs at home. the justices met behind closed doors earlier today... to discuss pending petitions... and ginsburg participated by proxy. (ken) families of the victims killed in the sandy hook school shooting are calling today a victory. a connecticut judge has ruled the families can now review the financial documents behind alex jones and his conspiracy theory radio show and website "infowars"... which claimed the shooting a hoax. six families filed the lawsuit against infowars accusing the owner alex jones of prompting listeners to harass and send death threats to the fam

from austria arrived, whose brooklyn born granddaughter would become supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg. this is the place, and this is the promise that made america america. no one can ever forget that. oneoesn't matter how high is raised or what office one occupies. never forget where you came from. and never forget or deny this place. this is the place where richard arrived fleeing starvation in ireland, and his brave son is now vice president mike pence. this is a harbor where frederick .rump arrived from germany and whose grandson would become president of united states. don't you tell me eyeless -- tell me ellis island isn't real and true and the promise it made america lives today, because it does. that is my perspective today, my friends. 1 is bittersweet for me. day, but it's also a sad day. it's the anniversary of my father's death. four years ago his health was declining. promised he would be with us until inauguration day. he was. he heard my swearing in over the telephone from his bed and he died soon afterwards. word always.o his he said he was there for inaugural day and

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supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg was not on the bench monday as justices met for the first day of oral arguments of 2019. the 85-year-old, three-time cancer-surviving justice is recuperating after she had two malignant tumors removed from her left lung just a few weeks ago. this marks the first time ruth bader ginsburg has missed a day of oral arguments since she was confirmed to the court over 25 years ago. she will still be involved in the cases by reading the briefs and transcripts of the arguments. in more news from the supreme court, justices rejected a bid monday by exxonmobil to block massachusetts from investigating whether the oil giant misled the public and stakeholders about climate change. in response to the news, massachusetts attorney general maura healey tweeted -- "today's #scotus victory clears the way for our office to investigate exxon's conduct toward consumers and investors. the public deserves answers from this company about what it knew about the impacts of burning fossil fuels and when." in october, new york launched a lawsuit against exxon for deceiving