rbg. [phone notification dings] - [bleep]! ♪ [applause] - have you thought, "how many women is enough?" - nine. - oh. [laughter and applause] oh. [cheers and applause] - we're not there yet. - [laughs] - well, there have been nine men there for a long, long time, right? so why not nine women? - woo! - yeah. - [sighs] it's been 41 days since justice ginsburg died. and in that time, amy coney barrett has been confirmed to the supreme court. and i've thrown and cracked 24 cell phone screens. not all of them mine. - hey, babe? have you seen my phone? - but you know what? we have decades to worry about that human chastity belt. right now, i want to talk about rbg. ruth bader ginsburg's death has hit a lot of people hard, especially women. - [bleep]! - and i think it's because-- - mommy? - i think it's because-- - mommy? - buddy, can mommy please just have two minutes to cry in a closet? - again? - i think it's because, as american women, ruth is a big reason why we've made it this far. long before she got to spend 27 years in the m

feelings and emotions into the law and their voices and [indiscernible] having her take the vacancy of rbg is incredible. [indiscernible] a woman on the court was seven children, it is incredible, truly. [indiscernible] an incredible woman, incredible person, her work ethic. having seven children and doing just howdoes -- incredible she is. >> [indiscernible] [laughter] >> was talking to the girls here whate were all wondering you would have us to talking to liberal friends, and having productive conversations, arguing a back-and-forth. how you would handle those conversations. tiffany: it might be a little things,t but i approach people have different beliefs and that is fine. i think on social media and , it is ok to be one thing and not the other. think speaking with grace and dignity, we are not judging them based on what they believe, but .aybe inform c what is something you feel is important. [indiscernible] it with, i just want to let you know [indiscernible] [laughter] i think coming at it when there is so much -- needed right now. ageink it's hard being our believe thingss that ar

rooted in cultural moment but painted ts person in full color, 3d beyond just the sort of meme and rbg wanted the same thing. is just like maxine waters was the perfect person for someing like this. th came to me with it it was like they want you to be together a i'm like okay, this make sense. cool. i'm likeeven months pregnant so again, they wanted it in like six months. i was like but baby. [laughter] that part freaked me out and i'm very anti- lik, then i popped out a baby and run a marathon like no, nobody gives awards for this kind of thi and i knew that. it didn't have the energy o any of this stuff. i was like there were so many times where i was like, people were like how did you write this book? like i only have to write half of it. so working together, i don't even think we met i person i interviewed you over the phone when we're doing that part of the book, we were talking over the phone. it was after the deal was done. >> we met, yes that was the first time we met in person. then we went to new yor with alsandra but i don't kw, i had always questioned before i t into publi

rbg was the exact same thing, maxine waters was the perfect person for something like this.when my agent came to me with it, i'm like, this makes sense, cool, cool, by the way i'm seven months pregnant. they wanted it in like six months. , nobody is giving you an award for separating. thought hard about it, can i do this. working with you was incredible. there were so many times i was like, Ãbpeople are like how you write this book? i only have to write half of it. so i think once when we knew we were going to work together, the fact is, i don't even think we met in person. when i interviewed you over the phone we were doing the extension of the book we talking on the phone. we weren't even zooming, zoom was not a thing. >> we met at the offices of ralph yuan. that was the first time for me to meet you in person. then we went to new york to meet with alessandro. i always had questions in like before i got her to publisher half Ãbwe were just sort of à Ãit was so research-based we were digging through a lot of stuff. i spent days worth of hours on various newspaper archives a

president, rbg! >> narrator: as he le stage... >> mr. president, rbg! delivered the news.epoer >> ruth bader ginsburg has died. ruth bader ginsburg has passed away. >> she just died? >> wow. i didn't know that, i just... you're telling me now for the first time. >> i thought, "this is going to upend the election." this was the october surprise just a few weeks before october. >> mourners gathered in front of the supreme court to pay tribute to ruth bader ginsburg. >> narrator: for democrats, the death of the iconic leader of the court's liral wing was a nightmare-- just over a month before the eleion. >> it really was a stunning moment when we finally realized she was gone. i wahoping she would be able to hold on for a new president, and i'm sure she was t. >> as people around the nation react to the death o trailblazing justice ruth... >> narrar: from her deathbed, >> her family had said to her, "is ere anything you would like to write?" she said, "my most fervent wish is that my seat not be filled until after a new president is elected." >> narrator:

after rbg is incredible because we have another woman. was a trailblazer in all she was able to do. now we have a woman on the court with seven children. it is incredible and i'm excited. incredible moment, incredible person. getting people to look at that, how incredible she is. >> i can talk louder. [laughter] ms. trump: anything else? >> hi. i was talking to the girls here and we were all wondering what advice you would have for talking to our liberal friends and having productive conversations instead of a lot of arguing and back-and-forth? how usa womane and a professional handle those conversations. ms. trump: it might be difficult, right? i always approach things thinking if you have different , beliefs, that is fine. unfortunately, on social media -- post onetforms thing on the not the other. i feel it is so important to always come and speak with grace, dignity. we are not judging based on what they believe but just maybe inform. policy?the one who did you vote for? understand what makes them tick with,en coming at it factually, this is what my father did. [laughter] i thin

you had to love the notor ygs rbg for confronting biases many refused to admit were there. >> what weg with the explicit gender-based classifications and it was women can't be this and can't do that. almost all of those explised barriers are gone. what remains is what's often been called unconscious bias. >> halloween is a special night. these days it's mostly just for fun. but that's cool too. we could use a break after the night we've had. but tonight, spare a thought for the spirits. those we lost, we loved, we look to. tonight a rare blue moonshines this halloween. that light will fade before the dawn, but their life never will. all we have to do is remember them. with that said, we'd love to hear from you. who's spirit are you calling on for strength in these challenging times? it could be somebody known around the world or just someone down the block. whoever it is, email us. the week@msnbc.com. please include your name and where you're from and deep brief. 100 words or fewer is ideal for tv. the week@msnbc.com. we'll share some of our favorite stories on twitter because tomorro

rbg. [phone notification dings] - [bleep]! many women is enough?" - nine. - oh. [laughter and applause] oh. [cheers and applause] - we're not there yet. - [laughs] - well, there have been nine men there for a long, long time, right? so why not nine women? - woo! - yeah. - [sighs] it's been 41 days since justice ginsburg died. and in that time, amy coney barrett

it's part of a partnership between caser and rbg art group to enhance social justice efforts in the communitywill take about two weeks to create and will remain temporarily on display the downtown area for several months before it's permanently moved to the black cultural zone inside the new park in east oakland. >>> san francisco city leaders have finally agreed to install a statue honoring the late writer and poet maya anjalou. the delay was reportedly due to a series of disagreements about city leaders over the design of the statue and other issues. >>> a samantha veteran of world war ii was finally laid to rest in his hometown today. 77 years after he was killed in battle. his family wasn't sure this day would ever come. rob roth has the story. >> reporter: it took 77 years for this day to happen, but with family and military there with him, marine private first class howard miller was finally laid to rest in his hometown of samantha. >> i just wish my brother and my father was here to see it. they wished to so badly to bring him home. >> reporter: 89-year-old sharmain rush was just a lit

beatrice jones is asking, is the century-old rbg universal flag a permanent fixture in all aaam museums and if not, why not? do you have black flag vendors to maintain your flag needs over time? >> i can answer that quickly from my end. i would need to ask our members. there is a permanent collection and a temporary collection. i would need to ask them how it is being preserved and i can get that back to you. i do not have the answer right now because each collection is specific to our members. >> as for me, with the national sites, we just have our united states flag in the state flags that we are part of. as far as i know, those are the restrictions >> thank you for that. jo, want to go back to you. we are both an integral part of this coalition for people seeking the alabama black national heritage area and wanted to find out why you are supporting that cause and how you think it might protect and preserve the history of the voting rights struggle. >> thank you for asking that. there are 19 counties and we know that we need more funds because the counties are the poorest counties in

they're just like you and me they're not, like, you know, rbg, who is -- she was pretty heavyweight. she did a lot of work. she wasn't doing work when she was working out. i don't know, carl they're humans. >> indeed, jim we'll take a look here at a lot of the earnings we have on tap we'll talk more about the jobs number later on this morning we'll keep our eye on the updates out of pennsylvania and georgia in particular. as we said, futures are trying to hedge their bets here to some degree relative to the past few mornings but we're coming off of four straight days of 1% gains on the dow and the s&p. that hasn't happened since october 1982 back in a moment ♪ ♪ you can go your own way ♪ go your own way your wireless. your rules. only xfinity mobile lets you choose shared data, unlimited or a mix of each. and switch anytime so you only pay for the data you need. switch and save hundreds on your wireless bill. plus, get $300 off when you buy the samsung galaxy note20 ultra 5g. learn more at your local xfinity store today. >>> as cities open up, uber opens up as well, we think we can b

the notorious rbg. but to, me, she was bubbie. wish was that her seat on the supreme court not be filled until after the election. it's up to us to make her voice heard at the ballot box. to keep fighting the battles she waged for women's equality, and justice for all. my grandmother changed the course of history. now, it's our turn. make a plan, vote by tuesday. announcer: demand justice is responsible for the content of this advertising. it's time for aerotrainer, with your weight and health? a more effective total body fitness solution. (announcer) aerotrainer's ergodynamic design and four patented air chambers create maximum muscle activation for better results in less time, all while maintaining safe, correct form and allows for over 20 exercises. do the aerotrainer super crunch. the pre-stretch works your abs even harder, engaging the entire core. then it's the back extension, super rock, and lower back traction stretch to take the pressure off your spine and stretch muscles. planks are the ultimate total body exercise. buil

before i end i wanted to say we are committed to continuing to work with the port, cmd, rbg to push our team to continue to improve our workforce program going forward. i wanted to recognize our office and those listening to the meeting and to recognize leadership they both provide to our internal staff and gcs on a daily basis providing work on the program. i look forward to listening to the commission's discuss. >> this is dwayne jones from rdj enterprises. i wanted to begin by thanking commissioner brandon and director forbes and the executive team for constantly putting forth the lbe participation as a priority the report speaks to the efforts. we're fortunate to work on two of the primary projects for the port which is both pier 70 and mission rock. they're both doing amazing jobs in the times of covid of having an equity lens to try to maximize participation and diversity of each respected projects. they've been ban -- fantastic and been creative to maximize opportunity and remove barriers and change the landscape of what seemed to be business as usual and we have work to do but i

support uv of the black lives matter movement but, also, just a chance for the left, you have pictures of rbgassed away a couple weeks ago. you have pictures of the late congressman john lewis and elijah cummings. heroes for many on the left. people were chanting for congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortez a little while ago as well. obviously not just a celebration for joe biden but for the left in general here in d.c. today. >> all right. vivian, thank you very much. so, you know, as they are still counting votes, right, in georgia, elsewhere, but in georgia, no one knows which way this is going to go. still definition of a battleground. i want to bring in cnn's natasha chen in atlanta. i'm curious what you're seeing. i don't know if anyone is just joining us now but a few moments ago we were joined by gary tuchman also in atlanta and he was sort of being jostled around by a very excited and happy crowd in a way he said he had not experienced in 30 years of political reporting. that it is that unusual. what are you seeing where you are in atlanta? >> yeah, erin, we are actually in freedom pa