the battle brewing to preplace ruth bader ginsburg. president trump promising nominate a new justice soon. the growing out rage from democrats. republican leaders vow to vote on the president's pick before the election. >> breaking over night. ricen arrest. one suspect in custody after authorities say she tried to mail president trump a letter laced with poison. the latest on the investigation. >> tragic milestone. u.s. death toll nearing 200,000. new concerns emerge about super-spreaders after thousands flock to major events. pl au 75% capacity. doctor weighs in. >> spring break heartbreak. the new announcement from colleges around the country that spring break maybe cancelled. >> four foot fail. the putt at the u.s. open that green. >> he.r seeing emmy goes to -- >> the winners from comedy to drama. the biggest moment from the pann emmys. >>> good monday morning, everyone. >> great typhoon hagibo have ou here. the death of ruth bader ginsburg. >> after 27 years on the bench the liberal icon who camponed gender equality died friday ev

you'll have that battle brewing.lagoa, she was one of the first women on the florida supreme court to be of cuban decent. so they're both qualified woman. but the problem is, when judging qualifications, the fact that they are both women is not the only criteria nor should it be. the fact that they would be interchangeable with someone with as such deep roots as ruth bader ginsburg, which makes me wonder if this is going to be similar with when clarence thomas was presented as a viable choice and alternative. >> i think i had it spelled wrong on my notes. it's barbara, right? yeah. >> i believe it's barbara. >> okay, great. all right, so, listen, a source is telling cnn that the president has said that he would love to pick judge amy coney barrett. she's a favorite among religious conservatives. what impact could she have on issues like abortion? >> she could have a huge impact if you know that a lot of the interest in the roe v. wade decision lies in the ideas of procreation, it lies in the ideas of religious tenant

a political battle is already brewing over her replacement. >> reporter: this morning with the presidential election just over 6 weeks away the death of justice ruth bader ginsberg triggering an epic political battle with the ideological future of the court hanging in the balance. sources close to president trump say he will name a replacement for ginsberg in the coming days, and senate republicans are promising confirmation. across the country an outpour of affection for the legendary justice. the democrats are saying not so fast, remember merit garlet's nomination for replacement late antonin scalia was derailed over election politics. >> let me be clear that the voters should pick the president and a president should pick the justice for the senate to consider. this was the position the republican senate took in 2016 when there were almost ten months to go before the election. >> reporter: for now the nation is mourning the death of a legal pioneer. crowds gathering at the steps oof the supreme court as flags above the capitol and white house lowered to half staff. 3,000 miles away, a ca

the loss of a powerful liberal voice a political battle brewing of a cool take ruth bader ginsburg's place in america's highest court. again i'm adrian finnegan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up back on his face but poisoned russian opposition leader alexina valmy says his recovery will take a long time. cramming into a camp thousands of refugees a reader kate on the greek island of less they've more health concerns. and eager beavers for the revival of these animals is so important to the english countryside . she spent a pillar of the fight for women's rights of the powerful liberal voice in the u.s. now the death of a long serving supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg is poised to trigger a significant political battle just weeks ahead of the presidential election even as the 87 year old was dying from pancreatic cancer she passed on a plea that there should be no rush to fill the vacancy at america's highest course i was there as alan fischer looks at ginsburg's legacy. they started to gather on the steps of the supreme court in washington his use of ruth bader

supreme court battle brews with the u.s.actly six weeks away >>> welcome back president trump plans to put forward his nominee to replace justice ruth bader ginsburg on saturday sources say he has already met with amy coney barrett who is known as a conservative judge. >> reporter: with plans to honor justice ruth bader ginsburg under way and mourners still paying her respects, already the fight to fill her seat president trump plans to announce her replacement by the end of the week sighing it will be a woman top contenders, amy coney barrett and barbara lagoa from florida. >> i'd much rather have a vote before the election. we have plenty of time to do it. >> by the time that vote comes up, close to 40% of people have already voted. it is a violations of the spirit of the constitution. >> mitch mcconnell has already promised the senate will vote drawing fierce criticism and allegations of hypocrisy mccon all blocked president obama's replacement. >> their words are no good it is enough to make their head explode. >> susan

people remembering a trail blazer in the fight for women's rights as a political battle brews over heru.s. supreme court successor justice ruth bader ginsburg has died at the age of $87.00 after being a powerful liberal figure on america's highest court for 27 years 6 weeks out from the presidential election republicans are in a rush to fill her seat with a conservative voice democrats say the next president should make that decision alan fischer with more on villains birds a legacy. we came to leave tributes to pay their respects to mark the passing of a woman who here knew but all the suspected a loss they felt personally even if ruth bader ginsburg's decisions from the supreme court mean not to touch their lives she was physically small but her presence loomed large on the court she was a blunt talking liberal who often challenge her conservative colleagues on the bench born to jewish immigrants in brooklyn new york in 1033 ginsburg was a brilliant student she was one of only one woman to enroll in harvard university law school in 1956 later transferring to columbia university where

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the political battle brewing over a sudden supreme court vacancy.ew justice? tom bevan will join us on that next from real clear politics. veterans who refi now can save three thousand dollars a year. with newday's va streamline refi, there's no income verification, no appraisal and no out of pocket costs. one call can save you $3000 a year. $3000! that's a big deal. +mdjélt(o-:bd1!@é,úc @: #fc!a=s the freestyle libre 14 managday system...etes can be hard. - a continuous glucose monitor - ...makes it easy. easy to check your glucose without fingersticks, and easy to share your data with your doctor. and for those who qualify, the freestyle libre 14 day system, is also covered by medicare. ask your doctor for a prescription. you can do it without fingersticks. learn more at freestylelibre.us >> sandra: this just in as we look live at the supreme court following the passing of justice ginsburg. the supreme court just putting out a press release that justice ruth bader gins will lie in repose at the supreme court of the united states on wednesday, sep

next president, but senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says he's ready to move ahead, as a battle brews in washington, we'll look back at ruth bader ginsburg's life and the legacy she leaves behind. today, saturday, september 19th, 2020. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with peter alexander, kristen welker, and dylan dreyer. >> and welcome to today and thank you so much for joining us on this saturday morning. it is a somber day. flags are here in the nation's capital, from the white house to the supreme court, all in honor of ruth bader ginsburg, she was small in stature, peter, but a towering figure in american history. >> yeah, you're exactly right. 87 years old, but celebrated by a new generation as the notorious rbg. she dedicated her life to expanding rights, and her dissents, i think, were even more powerful because of the discrimination, the sexism that she herself experienced as a young woman and as a young lawyer. this was the emotional scene on the steps of the supreme court last night. look at the crowd there. people coming to mourn, to pay their respects. their

more on that, plus, more on a different battle brewing over on capitol hill. president trump's supreme court pick amy coney barrett set to meet with republican leadership just 24 hours from now. why leading democrats are refusing to meet with the supreme court nominee. and as we talk about how lawmakers are reanting to the bombshell report over taxes, illinois democrat congressman raja krich t raja krishna north r joins me in a bit. raja krishna north r joins me in a bit. ♪ ♪ it's amazing to see them in the wild like th-- shhh. for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. >>> nbc news learned president trump's pick for the supreme court judge amy coney barrett is coming to capitol hill tomorrow to meet with senators starting with mitch mcconnell and other members of gop leadership. we also learned some key democrats say they're not going to meet with her. that includes minority leader chuck schumer and judiciary committee members senators blumenthal and hirono. lindsey graham has a pretty aggressive confirmation schedule, the hearings are set to start

the tributes are pouring in and as karina mitchell reports a political battle is already brewing overher replacement. >> reporter: this morning with the presidential election just over 6 weeks away the death of justice ruth bader ginsberg triggering an epic political battle with the ideological future of the court hanging in the balance. sources close to president trump say he will name a replacement for ginsberg in the coming days, and senate republicans are promising confirmation. across the country an outpour od stice. the democrats are saying not so fast remembering how merit garland's nomination for replacement of late antonin scalia was derailed over election politics. >> let me be clear that the voters should pick the president and a president should pick the justice for the senate to consider. this was the position the republican senate took in 2016 when there were almost ten months to go before the election. >> reporter: for now the nation is mourning the death of a legal pioneer. crowds gathering at the steps oof the supreme court as flags above the capitol and white house l

plus, the ballot battle brewing. colorado's secretary of state filing a lawsuit against the u.s. postal service saying voters are being misled. she's with us live right here this morning. >>> arrest investigation. a sheriff deputy in georgia caught on camera repeatedly punching a man during an arrest. how the incident escalated into this scene, and what his family and the department are saying about it. >>> and two-time champ. naomi osaka's historic come-from-behind victory at the u.s. open, raising her game and raising consciousness. >>> good morning. as millions of americans wake up to another morning of smoke and fear from those massive wildfires, president trump is planning to travel to california for a briefing on that situation. here's a look at what he'll find tomorrow. more than two dozen people have died, dozens more are missing, approximately 5 million acres burned in three states. >> the former vice president joe biden, meanwhile, issuing a statement denouncing the president for, as biden put it, denying the reality of climate change. the fires have forced tens of thou

. >>> not surprisingly we are back with the supreme court battle brewing on capitol hill as both partiespare for the confirmation process, that is set to begin in just over two weeks. some democratic members of the senate judicial committee are giving new insight into what they want to know from judge amy coney barrett. >> i want to ask her if she will recuse her sfrl in terms of any election issues that come before us because if she does not recuse herself, i fear the court will be delegitimized. >> it would effort the fact that she wants to be fair in addressing this. >> joining me now is ben carden, from the finance and foreign relations committees. it is nice to see you again. let's get into this. do you agree with your colleagues if she is confirmed should judge amy coney barrett recuse herself if any election issues go to the supreme court? >> well, alex, it is good to be with you. and look, president trump expects every person he appoints to office, the loyalty is to him not the constitution of the united states. you see that with the attorney general and in way that he's acted as

. >>> here is a look at the top headlines, let's take a live look at capitol hill, where a battle is brewinge ruth bader ginsburg's replacement. president trump said he will announce a nominee by the end of this week. democrats are targeting senate republicans who say they will move swiftly to appoint the presidents pick. >> i'm just doing my constitutional obligation. i have an obligation to do this. so i would rather see it before the election. >> is only one way for us to have some hope of coming together again, and that is for four brave senate republicans to commit to rejecting any nominee until the next president is installed. >>> tonight the centers for disease control is revising its message on how coronavirus is spread. on friday come the cdc said the virus can spread through respiratory droplets aerosols. today it deleted that language, causing confusion. >> all these things together paid a very bad picture of what is going on. >>> tonight the police chief in louisville, kentucky, has declared a state of emergency the, ahead of the release of a grand jury decision and the breanna t

now then an epic battle is brewing in the tech world that could challenge a do or pally and trigger a far reaching regulator investigations of the maker of fortnight that epic games is taking on apple in the courts over the i phone makers insistence that all software on its app store must pay a 30 percent cut subscriptions apple kicked fortnight off its platform half the epic it developed its own payment system to buy part of a european union is already investigating apple over its payment systems. well joining me now via skype from london is piers harding roles piers is the research director of games for analysis and pairs so let's look at this epic is very clear about it it believes apple should be paid for distribution but as a company that made 1800000000 dollars last year it says that 30 percent is too high a price to pay do you think there is a halfway house that could accommodate both parties possibly i think. a lot of pressure that's building on apple in the context of. the difference if that's the geishas are going on in europe and also other companies which are putting press

mourning the death of supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg and weaver a bitter partisan battle is brewing over the implications of her passing just weeks before the election president donald trump says he will nominate a woman replacement next week and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell insists he'll hold a vote before the election many though say that's not consistent with his refusal to allow then president obama to name someone in 2016100 has more. president donald trump says he will appoint a woman next week to succeed justice ruth bader ginsburg who died on friday to the u.s. supreme court. with trump's rival democrat joe biden insisting that the next president should name a successor the nomination battle puts ginsburg at the center of yet another supreme fight even after her death let me be clear that. voters should pick the president the president should pick the justice for the senate to consider sir trump might face obstacles within his own party in a statement republican senator susan collins said i do not believe the senate should vote on a nominee prior to the election bu

a battle is also brewing in washington over who will replace justice ginsburg on the high court. democrats and some republicans say the winner of the presidential election; denomination instead of president trump. our reporter tells us the president is already preparing to announce his pick. >>> the presidential nominee is making a plea to gop senators not to go along with senate majority leader mitch mcconnell's plan to vote on a supreme court nominee before the november election. >>> i speaking to those republicans out there. senate republicans who know deep down what is right for the country and consistent with the constitution. >>> thousands gathered before the supreme court over the weekend to honor the late justice. >>> she was the inspiration to so many people. she was the moral began when america felt lost. i firmly believe that we would not be where we are today without her. >>> president trump is vowed to pick a woman. there said to be two names topping the list. a devout catholic and mother of seven from indiana. a cuban-american from florida his parents fled the regim

tributes pour in, a battle is already brewing for her replacement. >> reporter: hailing ginsburg's work as a champion of equality in a quarter century of life on the court. >> she was an amazing woman. whether you agree or not, she was an amazing woman who led an amazing life. >> she acted as the highest american ideals, equality and justice under law and ruth bader ginsburg stood for all of us. >> reporter: she became a pop culture icon and symbol of strength and determination as a four-time cancer survivor. chief justice john roberts calling her a jurises of historic stater and a resolute champion of justice. speaker nancy pelosi, first woman to lead the house, calling her death devastating, adding she embodied, justice and goodness. president clinton tweeted she was one of the most extraordinary justices ever. the american civil liberties union, where she directed the civil rights project in the 70 said, said she leaves the country changed because of her life's work. her death now triggers an epic political battle with the ideological balance of the court hanging in balance. trump sa

. >> reporter: while that battle brews on capitol hill, president trump and joe biden preparing for tomorrow night's debate, their first head to head matchup. joe biden has taken time off from the campaign trail to prepare. he's been debating for 50 years. he knows how to do it the way he likes. president trump has a different approach. he says he takes questions all the time. he hasn't been doing much preparing. somebody who debated him in 2016 said it's like being on the stage with a mad dog. robin? >> all right, terry. thank you. our debate coverage begins tomorrow night at 8:00 p.m. starting with an hour of analysis anchored by you, george, with our political team. >> yep. we'll have that tomorrow night. >>> right now we turn out west where two new wildfires exploded in northern california overnight and mandatory evacuations are under way for thousands. kayna whitworth has the latest. >> reporter: overnight, fast-moving wildfires taking aim at the heart of california's wine country. more than 11,000 acres are now scorched in st. helena and other parts of napa county. flames reportedly re

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. >> reporter: just a few miles away, a brewing battle over classes re-opening in the nation's largest school district. new york city teachers threatening to vote as early as today on whether to go on strike for the first time in nearly 50 years amid concerns about covid safety protocols. >> we'll know shortly over the next couple of days if we're going to have a major war. >> reporter: in massachusetts these teachers refusing to enter their school during preparations for the students' return, instead working outside on picnic tables and beach chairs. their school committee is now pursuing legal action against them. as for schools already online -- >> you're going to see your teacher on monday morning. you're going to engage with your teacher every day during a regular schedule. >> reporter: new concerns about some kids getting left behind. photos of children searching for internet service and drawing international attention including this photo of kids sitting in a taco bell l parking lot for free wi-fi. deaths on the rise in 25 states in detroit the city's nearly 1,000 victims honore

nation's capital with services expected to begin tomorrow morning meantime there is a huge battle already brewing between democrats and republicans to replace her on the court. >>joe khaleel has the latest. >>2 days after her death the senate battle to fill supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg's vacant seat is well underway apart from that. >>one trying to exceptional. no senate has failed to confirm a nominee and the circumstances that face us right now senator mitch mcconnell says republicans will move to confirm whomever president trump nominates a move senate democrats say is hypocritical 43 days from an election given president obama's last nominee was held up for 9 months before election day despite their supposedly noble principle. that the american people should have a voice in the decision of the next supreme court justice president trump leader mcconnell chairman graham. >>have already announced they will ignore their own standard democrat senator chuck schumer quoted a number of republicans own words from 2016 opposing supreme court nominations in election years now these words do

. >>> now to the battle brewing on capitol hill over the nomination process, the timing and the potentialinees with democrats hoping to swing at least four republicans to their side that is not going to happen. nbc's capitol hill correspondent kasie hunt with the latest and the strategy going forward on the hill good morning >> reporter: savannah, good morning to you republicans are moving as fast as they can to push president trump's supreme court nominee e even know who it is. the timeline accelerating with just 41 days until election day. overnight, senator lindsey graham saying senate republicans have the votes. >> we've got the votes to confirm justice ginsburg's replacement before the election. we're going to move forward in the committee. >> reporter: the republican senator whose comments from 2016 have gone viral since ginsburg's death -- >> if there's 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 that nomination. >> reporter: now saying the contentious

fight over what message do they have an agenda do they not have agenda and there's this kind of brewing battle over whose message is getting out you saw a local states and cities say no no police shouldn't touch these journalists and then they actually pass laws saying that in fact u.s. district judge michael simon of the originally barred federal officers who were deployed to portland from using physical force arresting or dispersing anyone you could reasonably call a journalist or legal observer covering these protests now interestingly just a few weeks back to trump appointed judges in the 9th circuit court of appeals up to the government challenge that law and challenge report was doing to protect journalists they've now temporarily suspended those restrictions on federal officers interaction with legal observers so now you're seeing these kind of politics play out in the courtroom where 2 trump appointed guys are saying no no no you can go out but do you go up to them and when asked would you respond to this but i want you to respond to what william barr said when he found out about them

capital with services for the late justice scheduled to begin tomorrow morning this while a battle is brewing between democrats and republicans about who will fill her vacant supreme court seat alexandra le mon has the latest from washington d c. >>republican leader mitch mcconnell is promising the senate will vote on president trump's choice to replace justice ruth bader ginsburg possibly before election day the senate has more than california congresswoman judy chu says that would put a new conservative justice on the bench in time to consider whether to strike down the affordable care act. >>and it's all that will mean millions of americans will be left out healthcare arkansas republican senator tom cotton says it's too early to know not clear to me yet whether we will have a new justice confirmed so i can't speculate on how the court's going to rule but nevada congresswoman dina titus says republicans have shown they'll do whatever they can to eliminate the a they know that calendar and i'm sure they will rest to have a justice to make a ruling on that case, it's also possible a more cons

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a battle is brewing over donald trump's nomination for the us supreme court. hearings start two weeks from today, with many republicans hoping to have her confirmed before for the november election. judge barrett's nomination is a contentious one. she aligns herself with conservative values, and her devout catholic faith has raised concerns about how she'd rule from the bench. in the past, she's said that abortion is "always immoral", and that marriage is based on the "commitment of a man and a woman." but does she represent a new form of feminism — conservative feminism? ronnee schreiber is a professor at san diego state university, and author of righting feminism: conservative women and american politics. welcome to the programme. what is conservative feminism? the first of all, thanks so much for having me. conservative feminism in some ways doesn't actually exist. i think generally speaking, it is more in media terminology. there are some conservative women who i identify with being either choice feminist or what some would call an authentic pro—life femin

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supreme court moment not as a way to get into the granular details of this confirmation battle that's already brewing on the hill, but instead to connect the supreme court to the issues they've been talking about here, the pandemic and how that connects with the economic situation on the ground in places like flint as well as the way that americans are focused on their health care. you'll remember the supreme court is set to take up a case a week after the election that could roll back some of those pre-existing conditions covered in the affordable care act. the biden/harris ticket trying to connect the issue of health care, what we know is already on the top of mind of voters, to this moment. i was talking to a few business owners on this block before i came and joined you, craig. when i asked them if they were following the supreme court battle, i got motivated nods all arou around. they are definitely tuned in and paying attention. i want to play for you something else they said is important in this upcoming election. listen. >> i want honesty and truth because i'm 55 years old and i never remembe

both he and his running mates have been trying hard for now t stay on the sidelines of this brewing political battle. >> retribution is on the table of president terms third suprem court nominee is confirmed and democrats win back the white house and senate possible plays include adding justices to the supreme court to help counterbalance what would be a 6 -3 conservative majority. during the primaries, biden didn't like the idea of court packing. >> last time around, we lose control and they get three justices. i would not pack the court paired. >> yesterday in wisconsin, bide refused to say how he feels now to this hypothetical scenario i looking less hypothetical sayin let me tell you why i'm not going to answer that question because it will shift the focus that's what trump wants. senator harris is also silent. >> senator harris, should democrats pack the supreme court ? >> senator harris. biden doubled down on his plea to republican senators not to move on a vote until after the election. >> the constitution says that the one chance the american hav to decide the influence of the court as the p

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the same building that ruth bader ginsburg will lie in state is also where this partisan battle is brewingfilling the vacancy of her seat. talk about that if you would. >> these two glorious grand am can, congress passing laws in response to supreme court rulings. they have been interconnected and happen here as well. the president's pick for his nominee is tomorrow. i interviewed mitch mcconnell last night and he said as he has always said all along they would move a nominee in this year. this presidential election year. historically close to an election and members on both sides of the hill are vowing to have an all-out fight over the seats and democrats will use every rule or procedure they can use. they don't have many. they're limited from a procedural possibility in a lot of ways but they say they'll do what they can to slow this down. will a vote get through senate judiciary committee within the couple of weeks? that's the plan to get it through in october with a floor vote in the senate before the election. that's the plan i'm told. we'll see how it plays out. it doesn't take long

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bench sandra day o'connor well her legacy will be discussed for decades an immediate political battle is brewingor president trump nominate a replacement despite the fact we're 2 months from an election. in 2016 senate majority leader mitch mcconnell refused to hear from president obama's nominee. mcconnell says he will move forward with president trump's choice. >>the mechanism to stop mitch mcconnell would be for several of those 53 republicans to pull back and decide that they believed that the senate should not before the november 3rd election and indeed perhaps not vote until the next senate takes. comes into office experts agree the upcoming fight to replace ginsburg will be as vicious as it is vital. >>this will have a direct bearing on the future. >>rights of women. to have abortions and to generally control their reproductive have reproductive rights going forward and that will not be lost on both parties. dana redick. >>and we're breaking up some of those fog as we can see from this live shot from the great bridge toll plaza. as far as our temperatures are concerned mostly 60's off to

. >> the political battle over filling the supreme court vacancy already brewing. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell saying a trump nominee will receive a vote by the full senate despite ginsburg's death coming weeks before the election. back in 2016 senate republicans blocked president obama's supreme court nominee announced more than seven months before that presidential election. >>> senator amy klobuchar joins us in just a few minutes but our team coverage begins here with abc's national correspondent terry moran at the supreme court with a look back at justice ginsburg's life and legacy. terry, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit. what a life it was, what a legacy it was. the flags here at half-staff. people still gathering here in the just after dawn light at the supreme court. justice ruth ginsberg one of those americans, and there aren't many really who, through her force of character and brilliant intellect able to understand the bedrock constitutional ideals, equality and liberty. she was born into a very different america where liberty and

shannon: with the battle to replace her on the supreme court already brewing thousands of mourners haveisited the supreme court over the past 48 hours to pay their respects. this honors the life and legacy of ruth bader ginsburg correspondent david has been there and joins us from the supreme court with the latest great good evening, david. >> it's been quite a scene this weekend pray to you note this building very well by me, one of the most beautiful in the country, if not around the world but unfortunately it has been closed because of covid-19 over the past several months of the public can't go inside but we want to share some pictures provided by the supreme court taken by the photographer of the black drapery that is over the bench where justice ginsburg once sat for many years. this is a tradition that goes back to 1873, justice salmon p chase in 1873 for a long tradition print this morning, outside the supreme court house speaker nancy pelosi stops by to honor the late justice, someone she knew from decades and considered a friend, a steady stream of mourners continue to pass by