Today is Tuesday, September 22nd. We'll tell you about Justice Ginsburg making history even after her death,

and about the frontrunner to fill her seat if President Trump gets his way.

Also, the CDC says it made a mistake, we'll explain. And we've got an update about Tropical Storm Beta

as it made landfall overnight.

Plus what National Voter Registration Day means,

what Cruise Lines are now planning,

and what company Microsoft acquired

in its largest ever gaming purchase.

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The late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg is making history even after her death.

This week, she will become the first woman to lie in repose at the U.S. Supreme Court and then the first woman to lie in state at the US Capitol.

Her casket will spend two days in the High Court

and one day in the Capitol,

starting with a Supreme Court ceremony tomorrow morning.

This is a pretty big deal, even for someone

as powerful as a Supreme Court justice.

In the past, most people who have lain in state

were presidents, prominent members of Congress,

and military leaders.

The only other Supreme Court justice to lie in state

was William Howard Taft, who served as Chief Justice after his term as

president. Next week a private burial service will be held at Arlington National

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