Center plaza. Music, food, dancing, stages, costume. The Motorcycle Group kicking it off with a roar and a bang right down Market Street. This is the 44th annual lgbt pride celebration that has grown into a week long celebration about gay rights. Last years celebration following the Supreme Court vict victories. This year many corporations getting in on it. Apple had a huge presence out here. Employees and families. Many noted that San Francisco pride is inclusive and wide open. I think its huge. You know, its becoming more common place. Everybody is here. Parents, kids. Lots of different people. Its not just a gay parade or whatever. Were just all here and part of this community and i just want to support this continuation and simulation into every day. Every day should be pride. Lots of dancing and partying going on. There were even kids summer camps in the parade. Politicians. The mayor and the mens chorus. Cans of glitter spray and hair spray along the route to make up for some of
On a cage. She shaped the law of the Supreme Court for a quarter of a century. Tel tells how she changed her life and the nation. Shes super human. She impacted the law. It is bizarre to see Justice Ginsburg who is this is very button down person, establishment oriented and loves opera and does not have a radical self notation. Why is she the notorious r. B. G. . She does not speak the loudest voice but shes extraordinary strong. You can imagine, professional boxers are tougher. The toughest i have dealt with is Justice Ginsburg. She dramatically threw her advocacy and later threw her position on the Supreme Court, alter the way this country thinks about gender roles, in a way that opened up opportunities for everyone. In the majestic chambers of the Supreme Court, the law clerks who served Ruth Bader Ginsburg has a unique perspective on the legendary jurists. Theyre the advisers to the justice. With ten thousand cases submitted to the court, the clerks helped the nine justices to deci
Tonight we will look at all of it, her life, her jurisprudence, the fight now before us just when you perhaps thought our politics could not get any more poisonous or toxic, its about to. Donald trump had already started a rally in minnesota when word of her death arrived. He was informed only after leaving the stage en route to the flight home. She just died . Wow, i didnt know that. I just youre telling me now for the first time. She led an amazing life. What else can you say . She was an amazing woman. Whether you agreed or not, she was an amazing woman who led an amazing life. Im actually sad to hear that. And just a few minutes ago, the president issued a statement saying, quote, today our nation mourns the loss of a titan of the law. Nicolle. Look, if you are a woman, you live in Ruth Ginsburgs america, and she has been this towering figure in american jurisprudence and has affected our country in more ways than we can describe in just an hour. Even if she hadnt served on the cou
Keep women not on a pedestal, but in a cage. She is, in my view, one of the most important americans ever to live. Now, Justice Ginsburgs law clerks, a select group of her confidantes, who helped her shape the law on the Supreme Court for a quarter century, tell us how she changed their lives and the nation. She thinks of her clerks as kind of an extended family. She is a superhuman. Its like clerking for madonna. Justice ginsburg impacted the law, in a way that made countless peoples lives better. Its bizarre to see Justice Ginsburg, whos this very buttoneddown person, very establishment oriented. Loves opera. Certainly, doesnt have a very radical selfpresentation, right . Why is she the notorious rbg . She doesnt always speak in the loudest voice. But she is extraordinarily strong. I box. As you might imagine, professional boxers are very tough people, but theyre not the toughest people ive ever dealt with. The toughest person ive ever dealt with is actually Justice Ginsburg. She dra
Announcer this is an msnbc special presentation its amazing that at the advanced age of 86, Everyone Wants to take a picture with me. She became a pop culture legend as an octogenarian. Ruth Bader Ginsburg [ applause ] also known as the notorious rbg. Laws of this quality help to keep women not on a pedestal but in a cage. She is, in my view, one of the most important americans ever to live. Now Justice Ginsburgs law clerks, a select group of her confidants who helped her shape the law on the Supreme Court for a quarter century, tell us how she changed thei i feel so lucky to have had her as a model. Her even temperament, her careful attention to language, her fair dealing with others. I would never call her the r word. It is always justice, and that will never change. Away from the court, ruth Bader Ginsburg has of course become a pop culture icon known as notorious rbg. Some diehard fans have even gotten rbg tattoos. Why would you make something that cant be removed on yourself . Not