, started rbg as a mash up of the tiny fierce, women's right pioneer and the 350-plus pound dead rapper and the idea was both juxtapose this and how both are thinking about truth to power. it struck a cord obviously. the challenge we maced in putting together our book is how do we bring substance to this fun, irreverent phenomena? how do we make a book lawyers want to read but the non-lawyers want to read a key body work we were trying to reach? we thought we wanted the book to have the same breezy visual content of the tumbler but wanted it to be substance, do justice to the scenes to which justice ginsburg devoted her life. we had a distinguished law professor including one former ginsburg clerk and a few other folks annotate experts. but we had justice's favorite recipe for marty and we had the rgb workout and interviewed her personal trainer. while the book is a serious accounting of the femine jurisprudence and civil rights issues she devoted her life we wanted it to be fun. so my favorite description of our book was the one in the new york times as if tall mode and a scrapb

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asked me to talk about. first up, meow -rbgs, meow or new instagram. instagram, the premier app for seeing what your ex-girlfriend's been eating-- hint-- his name is chaz-- revealed their redesigned interface along with a brand new logo, that looks kind of like their old logo after someone threw up a mimosa on it -- i liked the other icon. it looks more like a beauty mark on a unicorn's asshole. and you know people on the internet do not enjoy change of any kind. they're not happy about this like @lamontiezivy9. "that uglass instagram update." comedians, since this logo is so uglass, what would be a more -- it's the uglassist. what is ropriate instagram logo? >> i think everyone would agree. a white box that says, my life isn't this good. >> chris: rory scovel. >> someone on their phone in a cross walk about to get hit by a car. >> chris: next, eat right. live morning tv may look like fluff and filler, but it's actually a deadly battlefield, littered with potential land mines. you know a koala from the local zoo will try to dry-hump a weatherman, or if the 100-year-old marathon runn

and many of us love the notorious rbg. well, before there was a no to have yous rbg, there was an audacious betty margolin. and she was raised in a jewish orphanage in new orleans where she learned powerful lessons in social justice that shaped her into one of the 20th century's most influential attorneys. beginning in the 1930s, she earned rare law degrees for a woman from both tulane and yale and went on to leave her mark on some of the biggest issues of her day. she was the only woman on the brilliant legal team that brought and kept fdr's new deal alive. she was the defending the -- she was defending the constitutionality of the tennessee valley authority which was challenged as, basically, socialist by the, by the power companies who believed that government had no right in robbing them of their power, literally, over providing power to some of the most impoverished americans in the tennessee valley. from there she went to the labor department to give birth, essentially, to the brand i new law that had just been enacted, the fair labor standards act of 1938, and she was one o

actually was my opening night gift to him sent on august 1st 2-rbgs 008. so not yesterday. >> rose: and what did it say? >> it said hey, i'm drinking a lot of this kind of alcohol. i am catching up on the first season of madmen which was this new show that everyone was talking about and i'm reading this hamilton book. and i think i had said great, when are you back. i mean it did not even register. >> rose: didn't even register. did any part of you, when you realized that this was just more much than just this book he's reading, did you think man, that's crazy? >> no. >> rose: man. >> i've been down crazy road with him and this wasn't crazy. >> i stopped doubting him in 2002. so when i first-- when i first met him and realized in that initial conversation what he was after and the passion of his pursuit, i would be foolish to not listen and to try to-- . >> rose: when did you know if he is working with you? >> 2002. but i knew he was the right fit for hamilton because again, just like the heights, he was saying all the right things. i did-- . >> rose: saying all the right things? >

. that's rubbing lawmakers the rbg wrong way. wrong wa there we complaints from frustratedla people that they brought up inin the hearing as well.the there is some good news here.er neffinger did say they havey h already taken some actions, they're going to be hiringo be r more people, they're going toreg retrain their folks and soei s they're taking these steps to ss improve the conditions buts again, later today in just a jus few hours you have those two the officials out here reallyeay tackling this issue. back to you in the studio. s >> thanks a lot annie. ann >>> listen, we're dealing with a few spots with reduced red visibility this morning. this rn it's not too terribly bad buty we're keeping an eye on it.ye oi half mile at dulles. that's basically holding there. nothing has gotten any lower than last time we checked. ccked gaithersburg about a mile andrgo three-quarters so less thanarrss two. here in the city, though,city,ho we're 6 miles and again lookgaio at some of the traffic cameras around i don't see any problems. if that changes we'll let you know. pickup truck for the kid