senate is now charging ahead with confirmation hearings for supreme court nominee amy connie barrett just 3 weeks away from the presidential election republicans are trying to rapidly confirm ballots and expand the court's conservative majority supreme court positions are lifetime appointments so judges are expected to say for decades protesters for and against the confirmation have been chanting outside the court in pouring rain as the hearing gets underway a seat opened up after the death of liberal justice ruth bader ginsburg her dying wish was for her replacement to be chosen after the presidential election. well lindsey graham is the republican chair of the senate judiciary committee he defended the timing of about its nomination though the republican majority senate 4 years ago refused to consider barack obama's nominee in a similar situation in an election year what will happen is that my democratic colleagues will say this is never been done in their right in this regard nobody's i think they're being confirmed election year past july the bottom line is justice ginsburg when

the presidency and the republican hold on the senate could all in in just a matter of days amy connie barrett is a lightning rod for the supreme court but not solely because she trumps pick but because of what democrats in the majority of american voters are calling an illegitimate process republicans are literally rushing her nomination while an election is going on election that could likely remove both the president nominate her in the senate majority likely to confirm her but i think that's the bigger issue the bigger human rights issue civil rights to rights activists have with barrett is her a long history of support for organizations that unravel their progress as well as some problematic opinions it 2900 issue opinion of barrett's came under fire during her confirmation hearing in the 29000 workplace discrimination case bear found that the use of the n. word in the workplace did not create a hostile or abusive working environment. barrett though is an equal opportunity offender. community speaking loudly against her and for good reason any county barrett was formally a trustee at a pr

the nomination of amy connie barrett is the most illegitimate process i have ever witnessed in the senated her potential confirmation will have dire, dire consequences for the senate, for the supreme court, and oui’ senate, for the supreme court, and our entire country for generations to come. the full vote is in the senate on monday. it looks certain that the republicans have the numbers. assuming they do, conservatives will hold a 6—3 majority in the supreme court. let's bring in our western correspondent who has been following all of this. i'm to understand what part of the process occui’ i'm to understand what part of the process occur today, it was there any further debate or just about? the vote is what happened today. so the committee has to vote the judiciary committee where there's 12 republicans and ten democrats and it happened today even though the democrats boycotted it. there's only ten of them there so even if they all voted against it would have gone through. what's left is this final vote and the full senate on monday which will also go ahead barring any last—minute upset

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before the presidential election on november 3rd. 6 of her children her husband and her siblings amy connie barrett brought them all for day 2 of her confirmation hearing the trump picture trying to persuade democrats that she is ruled by the law and not by politics. i interpret the constitution as a law that i interpret its text as text and i understand it to have the meaning that it had at the time people ratified it so that meaning doesn't change over time and it's not up to me to update it or infuse my own policy views into it democrats prosperity to weigh in on hot button issues like gun control and marriage equality but her answers are mostly elusive barrett was a protege of the late justice antonin scalia he disagreed with the roe versus wade ruling which made abortions legal it's distressing not to give a straight answer so let me try again do you agree with justice scalia's view that roe was wrongly decided again i can't pre-commit or say yes i'm going in with some agenda because i'm not i don't have any agenda but on the steps of the supreme court the agendas of the right and left are cle

against president they're protesting against his speak for supreme court justice amy connie barrett if confirmed she would replace ruth bader ginsberg who died last month in lebanon protests as of march to mark a year since the start of mass anti-government demonstrations there calling for a complete overhaul of the political system iran says it doesn't need to go on a weapons buying spree after a u.n. arms embargo expired it was lifted a spot of the 2050 nuclear deal with world powers despite strong opposition from the u.s. which withdrew from the deal and french prosecutors say he the suspect who beheaded a teacher near paris was a teenager of chechen descent the school is believed to have received multiple threats after he showed a controversial image of the prophet mohammed stay with us on the. bulldog i can do you want to. kill the land reform. but i'm. going you're going to file a war like. my. dog. my name out. there how that was how mother that. was i was in august 2017 and the burmese military launched a large scale security clearance operation and that drove out to close to 8

. >> chris: let's turn to the nomination of judge amy connie barrett to the supreme court.ere's what joe biden said about that recently. >> the only court packing is going on right now, it's not constitutional what they're doing. >> chris: mayor, i certainly understand why democrats are upset with the president rushing through this nomination, but it isn't court packing, and it certainly is not unconstitutional. >> i think what he's saying is it's not in the spirit of the constitution or the spirit of our legal system or political system for them to do this. most americans believe as i do, as joe biden does that the american people ought to have a say. we are not talking about in the elections coming up. millions of americans have voted and want their voice to be heard and of course, it's an enormous amount of frustration that this senate can even bring itself under mitch mcconnell devote through a covid relief package. right now, people are suffering and hurting, there is no clear end in sight. a bill that was brought to them months ago coming out of the house and they won

. >> hbo host bill maher attacking judge amy connie barrett's catholic faith and saying democrats shouldd not just that, the high court already has too many catholic justices. power panel slides back in, i am coming for you first. last we saw each other a couple minutes ago, he want to try to reach women to come to the polls, right? does this help you reach women going after a woman and saying things like she's been groomed like a robot since birth? >> bill maher has a history of not liking religion. his movie specifically attacks all religion which represents over 20% of americans who don't identify and don't belong to a church which is similar in number to catholics in the united states so there is a point about an overrepresentation of one specific sect of a religion. but here's the important thing in amy connie barrett's judicial philosophy is what's going to bring women into the polls to vote for jo joe biden and it hao with the fact that she rejects women's health reproductive rights, reject griswold because that will allow people to make choices for themselves regarding reproducti

next week it is a stick at the supreme court nomination for amy connie barrett. >> this body will not cease to function is because democrats are afraid they may lose a vote. the supreme court hearing will go forward as planned. >>> again dr. say that they will keep a watchful eye on the president, they say they will feel a lot better if his diagnosis continues to progress or, i should say, if he continues to feel better by next monday or tuesday. she also mentioned this, the president says that he plans on participating in next week's debate. >>> the street from the president also drawn criticism, feeling really good, don't be afraid of covid, don't let it dominate your life. we have developed under the trump administration some really great drugs and knowledge. i feel better than i did 20 years ago. avenue some had this response. >> that is a political season so it does not surprise me or anybody but certainly, it has impacted the presidents life quite directly and quite in the vacantly to minimize, to negate, to dismiss, this pandemic as anything but what it is, i don't think advanc

judiciary committee wrapped up its third day of confirmation hearings for supreme court nominee amy connie barrett. in the second day of questioning judge barrett repeatedly faced the same accusations democrats leveled on day one. but the president is fast tracking barrett said today the nomination process has been excruciating.. for me to say i'm not going to take you even though this is something important would be a little cowardly. >> the public questioning and testimony is now over. to continue looking continue to baiting her nomination tomorrow morning. followed by witnesses both for and against judge barrett. >>> new at 11:00, the california supreme court has sent the scott peterson murder case back to san mateo superior court to be re-examined. the court says the decision follows revelations that a juror in the case failed to disclose that she had obtained a restraining order against a woman who had harassed her while she was pregnant. peterson was convicted of killing his pregnant wife lacey 16 years ago, but the supreme court overturned his death sentence in august after finding that the

to the 6 of her children her husband and her siblings amy connie barrett brought them all for day 2 of her confirmation hearing the tropic chime to persuade democrats that she is ruled by the law and not by politics. i interpret the constitution as a law that i interpret its text as taxed and i understand it to have the meaning that it had at the time people ratified it so that meaning doesn't change over time and it's not up to me to update it or infuse my own policy views into it democrats prosperity to weigh in on hot button issues like gun control and marriage equality but her answers are mostly elusive barrett was a protege of the late justice antonin scalia he disagreed with the roe versus wade ruling which made abortions legal it's distressing not to give a straight answer so let me try again do you agree with justice scalia's view that roe was wrongly decided again i can't pre-commit or say yes i'm going in with agenda because i'm not i don't have any agenda but on the steps of the supreme court the agendas of the right and left are clear both want an appointee who will tip the

i think at 48 to judge amy connie barrett could shape the supreme court for many decades to come 3 years ago trump appointed the staunch conservative to the federal court of appeals in chicago she has indicated support for gun rights trumps immigration policies and restrictions on abortion and l g b t rights group called her quote an absolute threat feminists fear she may move to restrict abortion rights in 2013 as a professor at the university of notre dame she was quoted as saying life begins at conception the senate democrats grilled her on her religious views during the 27000 appeals court confirmation hearings and in california senator dianne feinstein was even accused of anti-catholic bigotry i think york case professor. when you read your speech is. the conclusion one draws is that the dog lives loudly within you there attests has repeatedly that her faith wouldn't interfere with her judicial decisions if barrett is confirmed to be for election day on of them a 3rd one of the 1st cases in front of her will be about the fate of the affordable care act known as obamacare trump wants

senate is being set to begin voting shortly on the appointment of amy connie barrett to the supreme court final arguments are still being made but the republican controlled senate is expected to approve donald trump's nominee alan fisher is on capitol hill with the debate is taking place the democrats have tried everything they possibly could divide argued that this is being rushed through one senator saying it's going so fast it would make you see in the olympic sprinter jealous that they have tried public opinion by saying look this is going when people are voting there's more than 30000000 people that haven't cast their early votes in the u.s. presidential election and therefore should wait until the next president comes in they have argued that it's going to be a threat to the affordable care act because the supreme court will be holding a hearing on that one week after the election but the reality is they simply didn't have the power to stop this. president's regime heard one has called on talks to boycott french goods as tensions rise over emanuel plans to reform islam in france mcc

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amy connie barrett took the oath of office an hour ago at the white house shortly after the senate confirmed her nomination for appointment to gives the top court a conservative majority no nominee has ever been confirmed this close to a presidential election democrats were against a replacement and wanted it to happen after next month's poll she replaces ruth bader ginsburg who died last month alan fisher is joining us live from washington d.c. donald trump had promised that he was going to do this and this gives him a victory so close to the election. 30 days from nomination to confirmation and remember the event where she was nominated was a super spreader event that didn't stop donald trump from going ahead with another event in the white house this evening just in the last hour with him equally about it sworn in as the new justice of the u.s. supreme court but it all happened too quickly for the democrats they were arguing 1st of all that they should have been delayed pointing to the fact that 4 years ago when there was a supreme court vacancy 8 months before the election the republican

that will be just weeks after the rose garden rollout for supreme court nominee amy connie barrett. that is being called now a super spreader event. the president also plans to hold a rally in florida on monday. democratic nominee joe biden campaigning in nevada criticized the move. >> good luck. i wouldn't show up unless you have a mask and keep your distance. >> the commission on presidential debates today officially called off next thursday's debate after the president refused to go along with the virtual format. joe biden has now scheduled a town hall meeting on what would've been debate night. >>> in the meantime, president trump participated in his first on camera interview since being hospitalized with coronavirus tonight. and eight he described his state at walter reed medical center. >> they tested the lungs, they checked for the lungs and tested with different machinery. they have incredible stuff that i've never even seen before. and it tested, it tested good. additionally i think they had some congestion in there but ultimately it tested good. with each day it got better

he could the rose garden is an example of this where he nominated his supreme court nominee amy connie barrett and nobody would very few people wearing masks and it wasn't just outdoors the ceremonies ceremony was also indoors and people were hugging and they were very close and this is the kind of thing that the president encourages because he wants us to move away from the fact that we are in the middle of a pandemic because it's not good for him politically so and then we also know about the bob woodward interview we've heard the tapes where he knew on february 7th that this was a highly contagious disease airborne and he did very little and regards to mobilizing a federal response and preparing the american people with the truth of what we are dealing with and what where do we go from here we're talking about the complain what effect will his illness have on his campaign on his chances to get reelected there are so many questions that are still in the air this is so new for everybody so the very answer is i'm not sure but i know that what will be one scenario that well once an area is that

against president protesting against his pick for supreme court justice amy connie barrett if confirmed sheetrit case ruth bader ginsburg who died last month. in lebanon protesters have a year since this mass on thai government demonstrations they're calling for a complete overhaul of the political system the suspects who beheaded a teacher near paris was a teenager of chechen descent the school is believed to have received multiple threats after he showed a controversial image of the prophet mohammed and an arms embargo imposed on iran 13 years ago has expired it was lifted us part of the 2015 nuclear deal with well despite objections from the u.s. coming up next since i story. nearly a decade after the fukushima nuclear disaster japan's government is considering releasing gold and a 1000000 tons of treated radioactive water into the. but how will people in the area and japan's neighbors react this is inside story. welcome to the program i mean ron come on it's been nearly 10 years since the fukushima nuclear disaster in japan still struggling to manage its consequences one of the most

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in the united states the confirmation of amy connie barrett to the u.s. supreme court has cemented the conservative majority in america's top court is the 3rd supreme court justice appointed by president truong she is promising to deliver justice with no bias sees or allegiances that's a hard sell for democrats who say it's nomination was motivated purely by politics and by hopes of a conservative future. after a month in the spotlight she finally got to say these words. judge the county sheriff is heading to the u.s. supreme court. it's a privilege to be asked to serve my country and this office and i stand here tonight truly honored and humbled. president donald trump is on hand to celebrate one of his signature achievements locking in a conservative majority on the supreme court for many years to come. this is a momentous day for america for the united states constitution and for the fair and impartial rule of law. barack took an oath at the white house finally in our after the senate narrowly voted to secure the nomination order with only one republic

also on whether to appoint amy connie barrett see the u.s. supreme court will be held next thursday that's less than 2 weeks before the u.s. election baratz has been facing days of tough questions from senate committee members on capitol hill the senate judiciary committee decision to move ahead with an update over 22nd votes was made despite objections from democrats. coronavirus cases are surging across europe and countries are imposing new restrictions in a bid to curb the outbreak in the u.k. london is moving to the 2nd highest score with 19 alert level countries reporting nearly 20000 new corona virus infections in a single day and a 3 tier locked in system has come into force in england's now i know that these restrictions are difficult people i hate the fact that we have to bring them in but it is essential that we do bring them in both to keep people safe and to prevent greater economic damage in the future and when a virus is moving fast we cannot stay still if we are collectively we know we can control the virus because we have done

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. >> reporter: justice amy connie barrett, amy coney barrett is formally sworn in.he took the second required oath in a private ceremony at this in court on tuesday. this, following a ceremonial swearing-in at the white house monday night. >> i, amy coney barrett, do solemnly swear -- truck she could start making an impact right away. two weeks of oral arguments are expected to begin next monday. because of the pandemic, they will be conducted remotely. some of her first rulings will focus on key issues that directly affect president trump who appointed her. they include efforts to obtain his tax returns and a move to shorten ballot deadlines in battlegrounds dates. >> she is going to be a great justice for many, many years. >> the senate confirmed barrett monday night prompting calls by democrats to move to packed the courts if former president joe, vice president joe biden wins the election. he says he will study the idea through a bipartisan commission. >> there is some possibility about going from one court to another court. not just staying all the time in the

. >> it is 18 after the hour, joe biden making a statement if amy connie barrett and upon the supreme> the only response would be to pass legislation making it the law of the land. jillian: we dig into his troubling message in the next confirmation hearing. todd: a lot of other news stations, chicago, the deadliest september in 25 years, raymond lopez on what needs to happen to end the violence. >> chicago seeing deadliest september, the windy city approaching 600 homicides with 3 months left in the year. what can leaders do to stop the violence? joining me to discuss, raymond lopez, thanks for being here. we've been talking about this rise in violence for months but the numbers are not going down, they are going up. at least 81 homicides last month, the most since 1993. why aren't more people talking about what amounts to a medium-sized plane crashing and killing everybody every single month? >> that is one of the failures of many politicians to address and call out directly the violence and perpetrators of the violence we see in many neighborhoods not just in chicago but across the

to the 6 of her children her husband and her siblings amy connie barrett brought them all for day 2 of her confirmation hearing the tropic chime to persuade democrats that she is ruled by the law and not by politics always on the other side i interpret the constitution as a law that i interpret its text as text and i understand it to have the meaning that it had at the time people ratified it so that meaning doesn't change over time and it's not up to me to update it or infuse my own policy views into it democrats prosperity to weigh in on hot button issues like gun control and marriage equality but her answers are mostly elusive barrett was a protege of the late justice antonin scalia he disagreed with the roe versus wade ruling which made abortions legal it's distressing not to give a straight answer so let me try again do you agree with justice scalia's view that roe was wrongly decided again i can't pre-commit or say yes i'm going in with some agenda because i'm not i don't have any agenda but on the steps of the supreme court the agendas of the right and left are clear both want a

i think at 48 to judge amy connie barrett could shape the supreme court for many decades to come 3 years ago trump appointed the staunch conservative to the federal court of appeals in chicago she has indicated support for gun rights trumps immigration policies and restrictions on abortion and l. g.b.t. rights group called her quote an absolute threat feminists fear she may move to restrict abortion rights in 2013 as a professor at the university of notre dame she was quoted as saying life begins at conception senate democrats grilled her on her religious views during the 27000 appeals court confirmation hearings senator california senator dianne feinstein who was even accused of anti-catholic bigotry i think your case professor when you read your speeches. the conclusion one draws is that the dog lives loudly within you barrett has said repeatedly that her faith would not interfere with her judicial decisions if barrett is confirmed to be for election day on november 3rd one of the 1st cases in front of her will be about the fate of the affordable care act known as obamacare trump wants

vote on the confirmation of supreme court nominee connie barrett's democrats a boycott of the panel's hold the full votes now going to take place on monday amy connie barrett is donald trump's pick for the supreme court and democrats are worried it's going to skew the supreme court too far to the right. it's time for the weather here's everton hello there we've got some rather unsettled weather some cool weather making its way across parts of north america band of cloud here just into central parts of the u.s. that's diving out sort of canada to the north of that because that's where the cold air is to the south of that that's where we got the other the warmer a something of a battleground going on here and it looks like the cold air the blues are going to win out over the red sea the warmer air towards the south so that's the same as we go on through thursday temperature wise $28.00 in kansas city $22.00 in chicago for the start of our front well down into single figures very close to freezing so we go on into your friday single figures there for a kansas city in just 9 celsius a 16 for chicago says you get the feel of what's going on cold

several days along with senato senator tellis and senator lee, who were on the committee for amy connie barrett. this is what he said today when he was asked how this vote should or shouldn't move forward. >> if we have to go in and vote, i've already told leadership, i'll go in in a moon suit. we think this is pretty important. i think people can be fairly confident that mitch mcconnell is dedicated to this vote. >> are there going to be three people in moon suits customer just logically, how are you moving forward given the fact that you've got several people who can't be around other people? i believe you have to be in person for this vote, correct customer >> that's right. but senate judiciary has announced their schedule. they are going to stick to it starting monday october 12. they are going to be offering a hybrid hearings that we have done so well in the senate. i mean, chuck schumer has never complained about that. and so, what we need to do is just keep moving forward. i mean, look, this is, we are completely capable of operating in a hybrid mode. that's going to happen. and then the

plans to cancel his trip for news of trump's infection was announced for the nomination of amy connie barrett was meant to be a day of political triumph it now appears it may have been a coronavirus super spreader event rob reynolds reports on how the white house became a covert 1000 hot spot. few people who attended the rose garden event on september 26th wore man 6 and the chairs were space close together president trump was announcing the nomination of amy coney barrett to the supreme court but as the guests mingled and chatted amongst themselves the corona virus was silently creeping through the air it is for all intents and purposes a super spreader event we have multiple people that are affected there now we're seeing blossoming chains of transmission that probably emanate from there so this will be something that will be recognized as a super spreader when the story of 1000 at least 8 people who were there have now tested positive for covert 19 besides trump and 1st lady maloney a trump they include utah republican senator mike lee who was seen hugging and interacting with other people

to be chosen after the presidential election alan fisher is joining us live on capitol hill amy connie barrett is. it's going to be subject to some of the most intense scrutiny in the senate hearing isn't it. but that the democrats have got to be careful how they frame this because they got a great deal of criticism after the way they conducted. themselves during the hearing into just this break cavanagh you'll remember that lindsey graham is now the chairman of the judiciary committee attacked them for trying to destroy a man after he was accused of sexually assaulting someone at a party in his teenage years so they've got a fine line to trade here their argument is that this should not be taking place a toll to go back to 4 years ago when. justice antonin scalia died and the republicans refused to allow a vote to be held in the senate for justice merrick garland who was nominated by democratic president barack obama this time around they say it's different because the president is republican but the senate is largely controlled by the public and they give me i'm going to introduce i'm going

. >>> roe versus wade, we are learning that in 2006 judge amy connie barrett cited his paper overturningric legacy. up until now county barrett's association with certain organizations indicated her personal opposition to abortion. judge barrett can be asked about the ad during the confirmation hearings and critics say if confirmed she would likely vote to restrict, if not overturn abortion rights. >>> coming out here, police reform and racial justice take center stage in sacramento. the bills governor newsom signed right before the deadline, and the one bill that he vetoed. >> i feel like he is working to be responsive to the issues that are top of mind and californians right now. proposition 16 takes on discrimination. some women make as little as 42% of what a man makes. voting yes on prop 16 helps us fix that. it's supported by leaders like kamala harris and opposed by those who have always opposed equality. we either fall from grace or we rise. together. proposition 16 provides equal opportunities, levelling the playing field for all of us. vote yes on prop 16. i'm to help californi

because they are very keen to push any connie barrett through to the supreme court, and she hasjust started four days of hearings before the senate committee —— amyn really quite a tough time. yes, let's go back to thejoe biden clip you played there. very, very interesting to hear him really putting coronavirus front and centre. the democrats we re front and centre. the democrats were criticised into thousand 16 for not really connecting what they see the danger of trump to be with people's real lives. so joe biden trump to be with people's real lives. sojoe biden saying their you know, how many empty chairs are there at your table? how many people are you missing in yourfamily? he has done that before, but i thank you are going to see him want to do that or try into that more and more and more. he was in ohio today, he had an open air rally, a drive through rally, really, again, putting coronavirus front and centre there. so, that is the conversation that the democrats thatjoe biden wants to have. for donald trump, the republicans, the confirmation hearings of amy coney barrett, and what they want to talk about, she is a conservative, very conse

amy connie there are questions about her judicial philosophy but i do think you know the numbers count here and there's no indication that they'll be any fewer than $51.00 vote to confirm amy kone barrettso to that extent if we already know what the end game is as a matter of law as a matter of out what will in fact november 3rd 2020 election that's still uncertain what do you think of the way she's been playing it today so much is made about her views and her conservative nature but when she's been hit with anything by the democrats she's played a very straight bat straight down the line and says i'll take it case by case i'll interpret the constitution. well she simply echoed the responses of many many of her predecessors i mean after all think if you're the nominee what are you going to say i'm just going to cite cases based upon my prejudices and my idiosyncratic view of the law obviously you would say that a 1st year law student would say look at the facts in the law and decide impartially so it's not surprising that she would make these rather and undying statements that really reveal nothing whatsoever but instead if you just hear her say is it effective in blunting the argument