pancreatic cancer. this according to a statement from the court. ginsberg s health is closely watched because she plays a key role leading the court s liberal wing who are outnumbered by conservatives. this story from washington. reporter: the supreme court announced that ruth bader ginsburg has completed radiation therapy for a tumor on her pancreas. it is a in layimalignant due mo. it was treated definitively and there was no evidence of disease elsewhere in the body. she canceled her annual vacation, but she plans to continue with her speaking events. monday she will be in buffalo, new york. during the treatment, she appeared at an event in new york where she met the actress kate mackinnon who plays her on saturday night live. and thursday night she went to
continue with her speaking events. monday she will be in buffalo, new york. during the treatment she appeared at an event in new york where she met the actress kate mckinnon who plays her on saturday night live and thursday night she went to moulin rouge on broadway. she had colon cancer in 1999. in 2009 early pancreatic cancer. she also had a heart procedure and cancer in the lung last year. she spoke about her plans to stay on the court earlier this summer. take a listen. as long as i can do it full steam, and that means at my age 86, you have to take it year by year. ginsburg added she expects to be okay next term and after that she ll just have to see. cnn washington. still ahead, president trump lashing out at u.s. allies, but is that the best strategy going forward? how world leaders view the president next.
gunter says spare me the lies. abortion after 24 weeks is very rare. it s very expensive. these are not women s because a woman is tired of being pregnant. these are situation with tragic fetal anomaly sometimes compounded by maternal health issues. what do you make of it? there s a heartbeat at 22 days. 22 days there s a heartbeat. if that s not life, tell me what is. look over the last century. if you want to talk about history. we don t teach history in a more in schools. if you look at history, close to 100 million babies have been terminated, their lives been terminated in wombs. women, i do a lot of speaking events. a lot of pro-life speaking events across the country. kevin sorbo.net. you look at what s going on with women that want abortions. they talked them into a sonogra sonogram. 80% change their minds. they hear a heartbeat and they realize the heartbeat is not their own.
had three fractured ribs on her left side, can she was kept there under observation. maybe the court press office said that was because of pain. but it s worth noting. she s 85 years old. she is the liberal lioness on this court, as the senior most member on a court expected to be 5-4, she will lead the dissents in many cases coming. there is concern. she s the oldest member of this court, and you can see this morning, there was there was thought about her empty chair as she is now in the hospital recovering from these three fractured ribs. and she s never missed? she s never missed a day on the bench before. poppy, you know she is tough. she had those cancer treatments. she was on the bench the next day. she has had falls before with fractured ribs. she is a very tough person. and as she ll tell you at many of her speaking events, she has a personal trainer and she works out.
talking about. here s the crazy explanation from the commissioner, richard ross, police commissioner. the issue was trespassing. the men entered the starbucks to use the restroom and denied access because they had not bought anything yet. when they refused to leave that s when a starbucks employee called 911. that s the explanation for this incident. i have a history that i ve shared with friends on social media and at different speaking events and i have a group of friends who are african-american professionals went to great schools and worked on wall street and become lawyers and done great things and a group of white friends in the same bucket. what i found out from those two groups of friends is i have an entire set of friends who almost all have been arrested with the same pedigree, the same backgrounds, all of those are my african-american friends. when asked the same question of my white friends, none of them have been arrested. it s not that they are committing more crimes.