CABRERA: The Supreme Court says Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg is recovering at home and doing well following her latest health scare. The 86-year-old was admitted to Johns Hopkins in Baltimore Friday night after she experienced chills and a high fever. The court says Ginsburg symptoms improved after she was given IV, antibiotic, and fluids. Supreme Court reporter, Ariane de Vogue, joins us now. Ariane, what more do we know about her condition at this point and when might she return to the bench?</s>ARIANE DE VOGUE, CNN SUPREME COURT REPORTER: Right. We know she's back at home on Friday. She was actually at court. She participated in a closed door conference but later started feeling ill. She took herself to a local hospital but then was taken by ambulance to Baltimore about an hour and a half away. There they thought it was an infection. They gave her antibiotics and she did respond and was released this morning. But the one thing that's important to note is she is tough. Four time cancer survivor. She had diagnoses lung cancer last year that caused her to miss some arguments on the bench and then just before this term began she was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. But what's incredible here is that in between the end of that treatment and the beginning of the term she went on a speaking tour, Ana, across the country. She appeared with President Clinton at one point. So she is tough. She said she doesn't want to sit home and feel sorry for herself. And she said in the past that if she's going to do this job as long as she feels like she can, and she takes it year by year. But it's coming. Her illness is coming at an important time. The court is not on the bench right now. They're on a brief recess, but behind the scenes they are considering a major petition from President Trump who's trying to block the release of a House subpoena of his financial records, so a lot going on right now. And she's back at home and will have to grapple with all of that.</s>CABRERA: Such a tough, tough lady. Thank you, Ariane de Vogue. We'll be right back.
Supreme Court: Ginsburg Now "Home And Doing Well".