and i really need to hear more of this. you are great to join us this weekend thank you, herschel walker have a great sunday everybody i'll see you tomorrow on mornings with maria on fix business. eric: the nation waits for president trump to announce his pick for the supreme court, this week democratic presidential nominee joe biden speaking out on the passing of ruth bader ginsburg, also talking about the future of the high court. this is a political battle over who should replace one of the supreme court's liberal and progressive voices. >> i believe the voices of the american people should be heard and will be heard. this fight, this nomination will not be over until the senate votes. if it does vote, winning that vote, if it happens, is

everything. eric: that is a big issue this week hello everyone i'm eric shawn and this is "america's news hq". arthel: hello everyone i am arthel neville. president trump and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell both pushing for a swift boat to fill justice ginsburg's seat, the president said he could reveal his nominee as soon as this week by top democrats are insisting the senate should wait to consider a nominee and they are willing to fight even if republicans try to hold the vote during a possible lame-duck session of congress, we have fox team coverage, mark meredith is live at the white house. mike emanuel is tracking the political fight underway on capitol hill but we start with jacqui hein rich, she is in philadelphia where joe biden spoke a short time ago. >> that afternoon, this was a speech unit republicans, those in the senate who would vote on a potential nominee and those

echoing president trump's calls for joe biden to release his own list of names, his argument, biden's argument, there should be fairness for country not party making the appeal to such a decision would be consistent with the spirit of the constitution. biden estimated as of october 1 up to 40% of americans may have cast their vote, voters determine the next president, congress and senate, before than the current president and gop led senate should not push through a nominee, he said risking such a choice will not reflect the ideals of voter. >> of donald trump wins election, then the senate should move on his election and weigh the nominee he chooses fairly. if i win the selection, president trump nominee should be redrawn. >> biden said argument senate republican in 2016 when they block president obama's nomination of eric garlin, some are different now, last cycle the gop minority block the

nomination of an outgoing democratic nomination and this would be the leader of the same party, republicans made blanket statements four years ago the democrats cannot ignore with senate judiciary chair lindsey graham. >> here is what he said, i want you to use my words against me if there ever is a republican president in 2016 and a vacancy occurs in the last year of the first term, you can say lindsey graham said, let's let the next president whoever it might be make the nomination. >> biden responded to president trump calls for him to release his own list refusing for emotions and anger explaining such a move with the candidates to political attack months away from potential vote and influence their decision-making, biden confirmed his choice would make history as the first black woman on the supreme court but said he would not finalize his

choice without consulting both parties and he finished by urging gop senators not to pitch the country into a constitutional crisis. a staggering fundraising numbers show the battle for the confirmation is motivating democratic donors, pro-biden asked blue to get a record $91.4 million in the 28 hours after justice ginsburg's death for more than 1 million different contributions. arthel: thank you very much. eric: more on what president trump is saying about the nomination process and the pushback he is starting to get from at least two members of the party in the senate, let's get his reaction, that is where mark meredith is standing on the north lawn of the white house with news from their. >> president trump says he will nominate a woman to the supreme court at some point this week, when this week is a big question. at this point it really is unclear, the president's campaign is already seen this is a huge opportunity to rally supporters like you did last night in the fundraising calling

it an obligation to fill the vacancy. the president pulled his supporters about the potential pick between a man and a woman while on the campaign trial last night. >> it will be a woman, very talented and very brilliant woman. [cheering] we haven't chosen yet but we have numerous women on the list. i built an incredible list of brilliant people. >> even the president nominating someone this week doesn't mean the senate will move right away, ready to republican senators have come out to say they will consider nomination before the election, the president singled out gop senator susan collins last night. >> everything will time, nobody said let's not fill the seat, we won the election, then we have some senators, forget it. think of it, i will not say it, i won't say it susan, i won't say it susan.

but thom tillis is with us i can tell you that. >> the president already has a busy week ahead of him, multiple stops in battleground states scheduled and we will wait to see whether or not the president scheduled at least if we find out meeting face-to-face with the people he can consider as potential nominees. there is a list of nominees out there, there is a short list that we are watching closely among the names that are on there right now are amy of the second court of appeals, the white house also eager like jacqui mentioned to see a list come from joe biden. >> we welcome a list from joe biden, will show the american people they selected who i would appoint to the supreme court. as part of the politics i think the american people wanted donald trump to make the nominations and his obligation to do so. >> i have not seen any protest outside the white house but you can bet they are going to start getting fired up in the days

ahead and also likely to be a major issue for the first presidential debate which a little more than a week away. eric: that is amazing that it is creeping up, thank you, in a moment we will dive into some of those names that you just mentioned of one of the women who can get it. arthel: meanwhile in congress, a few gop senators saying they are not fully on board with starting the process of approving a supreme court nominee so close to the president election. chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel is live in washington with more on that. >> good afternoon, several of the remote under republican senators don't want to vote on confirmation of any justice before election day. maine senator susan collins is facing a very tough reelection in november and collins is given the proximity of the election she does not believe the senate should go on the nominee before november 3. alaska senator lisa murkowski saying for weeks i have stated that i would not support taking

up a potential supreme court vacancy this close to the election, sadly what was then a hypothetical is now a reality but my position has not changed. a key conservative says the possibility of the presidential election could get tied up in the courts is a reason the senate must act. >> that could make this presidential election drag on weeks and months and well into next year, that is an intolerable situation for the country, we need a full court on election day given the very high likelihood that we will see litigation that goes to the court and we need a supreme court that can give a definitive answer for the country. >> another republican is utah senator mitt romney, he voted for article of impeachment against president trump, the gop has a 53 - 47 so mitch mcconnell can lose a maximum of three senators. arthel: in meanwhile, speaker pelosi, she is claiming the decision by president trump in the senate majority leader to move along with filling the seat

in the first place, tell us more about that. >> you are right, nancy pelosi would not rollout with impeachment president trump or attorney general bill barr to slow the nomination. >> we have a responsible to, we have taken oath to protect and defend the constitution of the united states. we have a responsibility to meet the needs of the american people. that is, when we way the equity protected our democracy requires us to use every arrow in our court. >> no surprise in this presidential election year, that will be quite a fight ahead. arthel: that is for sure, thank you. eric: barthel, who could the president pick, tom depree is here, attorney and former deputy assistant attorney general. what do you think of the qualities and qualifications of the president is now consideri

considering. >> the president has a menu of strong choices, he is obviously previewed some of the candidates he is looking at by issuing his public list and pretty much to a person, their strong conservative with long track records of opinions that you can review with confidence that the white house has in fact been prepared for this day, they are pretty confident, i think they have a lot of information about ground on the possible judges and i think the president will look to a judge who will be conservative and willing to uphold the rule of law in our constitution. ericeric: here's the president k about that as he left the white house. >> i have gotten to know many of them probably from a legal standpoint from a sophisticated understanding of the law from a constitutional standpoint, i think it's a greatest list ever assembled. i think that the other side should show the radical left list and i think you will be surprised. >> radical left list from joe biden waiting for that in his

words. let's start with the person who has been mentioned in name as potentially the leading contender that is judge amy coney barrett, she is from indiana, she was a notre dame law professor, her mentor was leah, obviously maybe she has mike pence in her corner, she is conservative, catholic, she has called roe versus wade and erroneous decision and here is she being grilled by diane feinstein during her confirmation hearing about her religion. >> the dogma lives loudly within you. and that is of concern. >> if you're asking whether i'm a faithful catholic, i am although i would stress that my personal church affiliation or my religious belief would not

bear in the discharge of my duties as a judge. eric: you know the democrats are trying to make hay out of that what do you think? >> john kennedy face the same questions when he ran for office. i think judge. testified very powerfully during her confirmation hearings, you really have to look at her as a favorite, the white house is very familiar with her, she was a runner-up for the seat that went to justice kavanaugh and having sat on the federal appeals court in chicago for some time, she is already having a track record of conservative judicial opinions that will give the white house a lot of confidence is what they see is what they will get. eric: a few years ago she talked about roe v. wade and the issue of abortion. that's us into that. >> the core case that women have a right to an abortion, i don't think that would change but i think the question of whether people can get late-term abortion, how many restrictions,

i think that would be change. eric: do you think she will be asked about that in terms of the statements that she has said in the past among other things questioning. >> i have no doubt, it is no secret that abortion is one of the most popular talkin topics e hearings and both sides no doubt will try to pin her down. what i suspect she will see she's the nominee that she will do a very judicious job of walking the line between on one hand answering the senators question on the other hand not committing to vote one way or the other. eric: and then there is judge marlmarcella goa. let's listen. >> she's an extreme report in, i heard incredible things about her, i do not know her, she is hispanic and highly respected in miami. eric: could the fact that she's from florida help considering we have an election in the electoral votes in her being

hispanic? >> i'm sure the president is aware of the electoral benefits nominating someone from florida at this point in time but at the same time let's not lose sight of the fact that she's a highly respected justice who is confirmed with serve on the supreme court for decades, potentially after the selection. i think one of the advantages from the white house perspective she has experience in the state judiciary and served on the floor the supreme court in the federal judiciary, she now serves on the federal appeals court in atlanta. she would bring a lot to the table if she is the nominee. eric: we will see who it could be, it could be neither. we will know in a few days according to the president. tom thank you for your insight and reviews.. arthel: we have now dipped into the greek alphabet to name hurricanes that they go to when we run through first names in one season, tropical storm beta is taking aim at the coast of

texas and likely to make landfall there tomorrow night into early tuesday morning, the slow motion system could jump up to 15 inches of rain and spread north bringing flash flood into the lower mississippi river valley, let's go to meteorologist adam klotz he is in the forecast center were the latest. >> this is only the second time we have made it through the entire alphabet and got into the greek alphabet, tropical storm beta 60 mile-per-hour winds likely going to stay tropical storm along one at that, very slow-moving, we saw this a week ago with hurricane sally, this is another crawler mostly a rain event, here's your motion making landfall on the texas coast late into monday, maybe even early tuesday morning, because it is moving so slow, that gives a lot of time for the rain moving through the area to pilot, here's what that looks like, showers on the texas coast is stretching to louisiana in the rain will be fairly widespread as it moves and areas getting as

you set up to 15 inches but plenty of spots getting a - 10 inches and that's in a widespread area and inserted been saturated and flooding is going to be a big concern of this one, it is not the only system, hurricane teddy is out there, this will pass by bermuda as a category 2 before running up on nova scotia, we may see some rough season in the north as a result but nonetheless it is still an active season as we move through it. arthel: it really is. thank you. eric: many of us are planning to cast their ballots by mail this year, you know that the rules for how quickly election officials can begin processing and casting those ballots, they very come state to state, why we will likely have to wait longer than usual to find out who our next president will be, will it be a day, a couple of days or a week, we will find out next. ♪

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arthel: an absentee ballot snafu in north carolina drawing claims of a rigged election and waiting for president trump last week. election officials there setting the record straight, the

director of elections for the county which is in the greater charlotte area is about 500 voters got to duplicate ballots in the mail due to a labeling issue, he says no one will be able to vote twice. >> we track it in and hit the barcode, it says this is john smith and if i get another one from john smith again i know it to duplicate and it will not let me go through with that process in place to make sure that everything is up in safe and secure, trust me we will get through this. arthel: the 500 duplicate ballots for tenth of 8% of the ballots sent to voters in bloomberg county. eric: how about that. many states are bracing for a surgeon absentee ballots, that's because a coronavirus. that could mean that we will likely not know who has won some

key states until well after election day november 3, more than a dozen states will not start counting their ballots until election day, they cannot do that by law, including swing state pennsylvania which will accept ballots as late as friday november 63 days after election day, but it would have to be postmarked by election day which is the third, what can we expe expect, the white house correspondent associates editor at politico, most of us would stamp on election night if it's late, 2:00 o'clock in the morning, 1:00 o'clock the president last time was about 3:00 o'clock in the morning when he was called, man-to-man when will this be called, he likely could be days not counting court challenges even longer than that because of some of the laws. >> you are exactly right, election experts are saying let's call it election week, they are gonna be calculating both after the election, some of the swing states that were

decided, they were very close to 2016 and some of the key states, wisconsin, pennsylvania, michigan, all of the states will start until the day of. as of right now a lot can change before then but if they start on election, there are thousands and millions of ballots, it will take a while. eric: let's take a look at the map of some of the states, some of the major states, by state law cannot start counting until actually on election day, they include alabama, georgia, illinois, indiana, mississippi, michigan, minnesota, new york, new jersey, ohio, pennsylvania, tennessee, texas and wisconsin among others, 15 states can start processing ballots before election day but only one can count, that is florida, maybe we will know florida earlier than others because they can count,

do you think the state laws will change or could change or the clock authority run out and we will have the election week as you say. >> the timing is unusual because ballots have already gone out and already started to go out in some states including north carolina, even as the ballots are going out there are states considering changes so we talked about pennsylvania, michigan, both of those states are currently considering state legislators are considering changes to the dates to allow them to process earlier, that could still change and then there is almost 200 lawsuits around the country of all sorts of things, some of them relate to the issue of how late can your ballot come in, if it's postmarked on election day in their 40s later, can you process it and it relates to how early you can process these ballots. any number of things can change even if the election has already

started. eric: in 30 started now, people are already voting already, you just mention pennsylvania, they have been changing the laws and trying to tweak this and ballot boxes and other things, here's the wall street journal editorial on what's going on in pennsylvania and the court cases saying they call it supreme chaos in pennsylvania, saying a ruling in terms of delaying it and letting it go until friday not the vote but the counting, the ruling can help mr. biden, about 20000 ballots were rejected in the june primary even after the deadline was extended in some counties, if the polls are right that biden supporters are more likely to vote by mail, and the newly absentees can rebound to his benefit and if ballots are disputed lawsuits sent to the court, any doubt which candidate the pennsylvania supreme court will favor in the pennsylvania heavily tilted democratic.

what if it gets down to one state and it is in court, remembering 2000, the lawyers nitpicking every single vote, it is going to be -- i don't have any words at the moment, just try to imagine what we will potentially be going through. >> if you do remembering 2000 that was all about florida, we can see a problem in one particular state or a problem in many states, by problem i mean a couple of things, one there is still ballots that have not been counted and they are being disputed, that connects collate to courts, there is a lot of ballots, the president likes to talk about fraud and very little evidence but what there is evidence of his problem, people that are not following the right directions and they don't get their signature matching the signature on file, the forgot to put on the second envelope, the mail did not get there on time, there are a lot of different things that can happen and we have seen both sides, democrats,

republicans, biden in terms of talking how they will watch very closely and watching what is happening in precincts and states and they will not concede until every vote is counted, that can take a while. eric: both sides the plane armies of lawyers out, you did mention something very importa important, folks i want you to hear this, we will do a story next week and on this, the issues with voters, a lot of thousands of volunteer in new york state were bounce because the voters, you have to sign outside of the envelope and a lot of the voters did not sign outside the envelope, every state is different and they all have different laws. thank you. arthel: you are right, it's good to be fascinating to watch, as we approached six weeks to election day, the nation's intelligence agency continued to battle cyber wars with some of the fiercest allies, we look at

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mcconnell is only jointed democrat leaders have said they would do if the shoe was on the other foot, that is from senator alexander coming up right now with that statement. eric: recapping the latest news on the race for president, democratic presidential nominee joe biden seen the president and senate should not act swiftly to fill the supreme court vacancy left by the death of ruth bader ginsburg, that is opposite of what lamar alexander announced, biden appeared at the constitution center early this afternoon in philadelphia and here's part of what he said. >> if donald trump wins election then the senate should move on his election and weigh the nominee he chooses fairly. if i win this election, president trump nominee should be withdrawn, as the new president i should be the one to nominate justice ginsburg

successor, i appealed a few senate republicans and who will really decide what happens, please follow your conscience, don't vote to confirm any circumstances of president trump and senator mcconnell have created, i made it clear that my first choice in the supreme court will make history as the first african-american woman justice but i will consult with senators of both parties about that as well as a legal and civil leaders on our country. the last thing that we need is to add a constitutional crisis that plunges us deeper into the abyss, deeper into the darkness, if we go down this path, i predict it will cause irreversible damage, the infection this president has unleashed on our democracy can

be fatal, enough, enough, enough, we must come together as a nation. eric: so far to republican senators, susan collin of mains in lisa murkowski of alaska have indicated they will not support a hearing and a bow before the election, president trump says he will nominate a woman for the vacancy this week and he promises to announce her name and we should have it in the coming days. ♪. eric: americans across the country are mourning the death of supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg, many paying their respects by gathering outside the nation's highest court in washington, leaving flowers and notes and teddy bears and other remembrances honoring her as they did when the news first broke on friday of her death. david spunt is live at the supreme court with the very

latest. >> friday afternoon when people found out about justice ginsburg's death, maybe a few dozen people were out around 8:00 o'clock friday night and that it became a few hundred people, last night several thousand people but early the's morning house speaker nancy pelosi was the latest person to come over and come out and pay her respects to justice ginsburg, also lasting as i mentioned several thousand people blocked up the street before the supreme court in between the supreme court and in the capital, many people reflecting on justice ginsburg, as far as an interim is concerned, that will be arlington national cemetery in the supreme court not releasing details if there will be any kind of public ceremony, basically because were in a time of covid-19 and they want to make sure they keep people safe while honoring the wishes of her family. eric: understandably. david spunt at the supreme court. thank you. arthel: the latest edition of newsweek takes a hard look at

cyber warfare, examining the pros and cons of whether our nation should take an offensive or defensive approach, former chief counsel and senior advisor for the senate foreign relations committee jamel jaber writing we are at war in cyberspace for around a decade, we have been in series of consistent small scale conflicts, these conflict have intensified recently particular since the start of the covid pandemic and have had massive impact on the american public and private sectors. jamel jaber joins me now. you say the way i boil it down, you say the u.s. needs bigger, bolder more aggressive cyber warfare we need to announce it to the world, what action do you propose and would over offense oriented cyber attacks jeopardize u.s. strategy insistence? >> i think it is a hard question, number one what is

clear we have and constantly under attack in china has come after the property and stolen billions per year end trillions overall, the russians have gone after him election in our trust of rule of law institution and the iranians have the destructive activities and in order we have to tell people what they might do to us that will cause us to respond and demonstrate than what we can do to respond in it for going to deter them, we can be prepared to do that, unfortunately today we have not shown a willingness to do that and we have not made by ron or russia or china paid a real price for the activities in order to determine them we have to be able to do that. arthel: before the house homeland security commission last thursday, fbi director christopher wray confirming current analysis from our intelligence committee -- community i should say because russia is at it again, also the u.s. has not seen targeting of our election infrastructure like we saw in 2016 and still efforts

to so doubt about the election integrity are a serious concern. let's listen. >> what concerns me the most is the steady drumbeat of misinformation and amplification of smaller cyber intrusion that contribute over time, i worry they will contribute over time to a lack of confidence of american voters and citizens in the politically of their vote. arthel: he went on to say that he thinks americans can and should have confidence in our election system and certainly in our democracy but he feels like we as a country should begin to take on a feeling of utility with the constant misinformation out there. again, you say the u.s. should be far more aggressive with cyber deterrence, what do you say to those in the field of

intelligence and cyber warfare who say this could push the u.s. into a real war. >> absolutely, it's a concern if you get too aggressive in my call to real war, the fact of the matter we are war in cyber war phase, we've been hit by the chinese and the russians, i iranians for the better part of the decade and we have not effectively responded, we do need to engage in defense, today we lead companies, individual states alone to fight on themselves and going up against nationstates who have virtually unlimited resources, that does not make sense, the government industry together in a collective defense to defend the nation when it comes to cyberspace. arthel: are you suggesting the government should give a cyber system or weapon to american companies so they can fight against the cyber attacks? >> not in a offensive way but a defensive capability, the u.s.

government has intelligence all around the globe, and to translate that information back to the private sector in a way that is effective and actionable and they can better defend themselves, we don't expect american companies to have surface-to-air missiles on the roofs and buildings and defend against russian air bombers, when it comes to cyberspace we expect that of every american company whether large or small and it does not make sense. arthel: i have 30 seconds left with you, i want to recap what you said, i want you to tell us again what do you think the u.s. should do in terms of how bold and aggressive they should be and what happens if the u.s. does not adopt your tactics. >> two things, we need to get much more aggressive and respond to cyber attacks and tell people what they might do that will cause respond and then respond we need to engage in collective defense to bring industry and government together to defend the nation and at the end of the day if we don't do this we will have the electoral walk out the back door and our enemies will get more together.

arthel: you are single big, go bold or go home, i'm going to bring in a guest after the segment, thank you. and we continue to deep dive into american advances into cyber warfare, the respective for retired u.s. navy captain and national security advisor is jamel jaffer on the right track or does he have it all wrong. we will find out next. just because of an accident, even if it's your fault. cut! sonny. was that good? line! the desert never lies. isn't that what i said? no you were talking about allstate and insurance. i just... when i... let's try again. everybody back to one. accident forgiveness from allstate. click or call for a quote today.

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u.s. should put potential bad actors on notice, where is he spot on and where is he going wrong. >> i think he spot on with regard to the time it's taken over the last ten years to basically develop the cyber united states, it's a very complex problem as he notes in the key attributes and the tools to deal with cyber security ten years ago and we have strategic competition, i think rather than hybrid or cyber warfare, i think the better term to describe it is cyber warfare, it's a gray area many different areas and is very complex because you have the bad actors that are looking at trying to make our lives miserable when it comes to exploitation or denying service or destroying certain capabilities when we have two

critical infrastructure in the united states, i agree with them, i think with regard to national security and having an offensive capability, i think we are doing that in many regards and we do it through different channels and it depends on the severity and there is a letter of escalation, you have exploitation which is a variety of software systems and it systems for financial intellectual property, covid-19, you've the denial of service with russians and what they did in government like estonia and then you have the destructive property of cyber warfare which could be malware, can be critical infrastructure or denial, we have to address all of those in different organizations within the united states government. arthel: it is not only russia but it is china, white supremacist, anti-american government groups waging cyber

war, as you know, their campaigns are getting more aggressive, more realistic and more direct marketing, you say there needs to be more agility, we as americans can fill these nefarious cyber attacks will be stopped in their tracks, first of all is that a possibility and when you say more agile, do you need less bureaucracy involved for the intelligence community to be able to do a little bit more without having to answer to so many people. >> that is a great question, i think the bureaucracy itself in terms of organization, we've come a long way in the last ten years, the good news is we have the other organizations within policy and we even have the new law under the cyber security and critical infrastructure security act which gives the authorities to support sanctions, et cetera but in terms of developing capability, we need to actually

continue to recruit and train a plea plan response that occurs with expectation and denial of service in particular, i think when you get in to the critical area of financial security in your talking about the cyber domain and what secretary of defense esper has stated, we are trying to plan forward and defend forward to protect in-depth our own homeland security infrastructure responsibilities as well as our partnership discussions with their private and small business enterprises, he is right, they bear the burden with regard to resources and investment, what is going to carry us through his though cyber workforce, this is a day to competition, 24/7 and dod is on a day-to-day watch if you will and dhs needs to be as

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eric: headlines we are following at this hour, federal office in the courthouse in downtown louisville have been boarded up today anticipation of the news coming later this week on the fate of the three police officers involved in the killing of breonna taylor, as you may know an emergency room technician was shot dead in her bed while police served a no knock warrant in her home in march, judge approved an investigation into judge and officers did not find any drugs inside her home, police in upstate new york search for one suspect involved in a shooting at a house party that killed two people and 14 others wounded, police say up to 40 shots were fired. in the united kingdom authorities not playing around or taking any chances, the nation deals with boris johnson says is a second wave of coronavirus. would someone test positive for

covid-19 and violates a 14 day order to self isolate, they would be find the equivalent of $13000, the government estimates a new infections are doubling every 7 - 8 days in the uk. arthel: onlookers in paris watched in all as carpenters raise up a 3-ton oaktree by hand saturday at notre dame cathedral as rebuilding efforts continue, the demonstration gave hundreds of people a firsthand look of the medieval techniques used 800 years ago to build the original triangular frame and much of the landmark church was destroyed by fire last april as you well know and it plans to reopen in 2020 in time for the olympics.

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