US Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg has died. She had a bold dream of becoming a lawyer in the 1950s, but faced discrimination at university and in getting a job. So she went on to prove to the Supreme Court that discrimination on the basis of gender violated the 14th Amendment's equal protection Clause and eventually she reached the pinnacle of her career to be appointed to the Supreme Court. Bruce Shapiro and the director of the documentary RBG, Betsy West, discuss her contribution to modern American society and how she became Notorious RBG.