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they like to say, i'm sure you hear this, too, bre. republicans like to put on their sunday best and make it an event, which is understandable. the big question at this incident po', despite every closing argument we're hearing from the president and from his challenger joe biden is turnout. it's about as cliche as it comes in covering politics but it's cliche because it's true. we don't know if it's anything like 2018, it's great for joe biden. >> all right. we will be watching. here we are days away. dana bash, thank you so much. as these records continue being smashed, we're going to take you to three battleground states. plus cnn obtains tapes of bob woodward's interview with the president's son-in-law. what jared kushner said about doctors and scientists in the early days of the pandemic. >>> and why congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez says republicans don't believe democrats have the, quote, stones to play hardball. this is cnn's special live coverage. nd found sofi and applied for a personal loan. i paid off my credit cards a

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bre?> there's no reason at all, to my knowledge, that the police should have been at breonna taylor's apartment. >> reporter: minutes after that call, walker comes outside with his hands up. captured on body camera footage from officers responding to the shooting. >> walk now! walk! put your hands in the air, get down on your knees! >> what did i do? what did i do? >> who else is in the apartment? >> nobody, my girlfriend's dead. >> your girlfriend's dead? >> my girlfriend, it's her house. >> now i'm confused, trying to figure out why guns is pointed at me. i'm thinking they're there to help me, but really, they were the ones who just hurt me. >> the gun's legal. >> you know, shocked, hurt, in pain, whatever you could think of. >> watch out. >> reporter: squad officers head inside, clearing the home, finding taylor's body in the hallway. >> check the pulse. ma'am, can you hear us? metro police department. check the wrist. >> reporter: walker was arrested and later charged with attempted mu

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run in san francisco leads to a speed limit change we'll tell you where that's happening after the bre>san francisco supervisor dean preston is announcing speed limit changes. they're coming to the intersection of gary boulevard and goff street these changes came after a car hit and killed a person in august in that intersection as a result, portions of geary from laguna to golf and then steiner to scott and also baker to saint josephs will have their speed limits reduced from 35 miles an hour to 25 miles per hour. and some sad news tonight cecilia chang, a trailblazing pioneer know america has died chang whose son philip co-founded the national restaurant chain pf chang's arrived in san francisco from china back in the 1950's to help out some friends open of a new restaurant will those friends ended up bailing out but chang you know did it all in a row. that is how and run which is an iconic san francisco restaurant on polk street was born the cause of her death is unknown. she was 100 years old. quite a life and legacy. >>coming up next trouble on wall street here because of the pand

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bre brent jones. >> trust your line and trust your play makers and get rid of the ball. rely heavily on george. he can always get open and make the play. if he's not open, i would throw it to him anyway because he's going to come back and make you look good. >> you know you always say throw to the tight end. we now go from the old school tight end to george kittle. >> we were obviously not happy with our performance the last time we were up here. the only thing to do is go back to work and that's what we did. you feel the whole week guys are lock ld ed in and focused and r plays we are good at. guys got good game reps tonight and we took a good step forward of our confidence of the team and we are rolling. >> yeah, they are rolling. >> you know what's usually cool after they win a game at levi's stadium? they usually come out with their families and take pictures. you feel the energy. >> we have a lot more coverage from levi's stadium, we'll talk about players motivated from the game. i can't believe it. what? that our new house is haunted by casper the friendly ghost? h

the four-dayor jge bre begins bs in washington with more. >> reporter: a dizzying and contentious week ahead on capitol hill when confirmation hearings begin to fast-track judge amy coney barrett to the u.s. supreme court. gop senator lindsey graham, the chairman of the judiciary committee, telling fox news sunday president trump's nominee to replace justice ruth bader ginsburg could be confirmed a week before election day. >> that's my hope. it will be up to senator mcconnell what to do after the 22nd. but we can easily get her confirmed before the election. >> reporter: the judiciary committee's hearings are expected to take four days with senators asking questions in person and virtually. this after two members of the committee tested positive for the coronavirus. democrats were hoping those covid-19 cases would delay the process. senate minority leader chuck schumer indicating they could employ other tactics. >> when the actual vote occurs in committee and on the floor, democrats will not supply the quorum, period. >> reporter: that move might not actually have any impact on the ti

gov, then tackyus and now you're the co-founder of prime movers lab >> our mission is to invest in brebreakthrough inventions in what can radically improve human life >> how big is your companportfo? >> about two dozen companies from transportation, coronavirus vaccines, it's a broad spectrum. >> what is the environment like, the uncertainty around the election, the volatility, what do you see from an early stage investors standpoint >> i was actually just reading fred wilson's blog post. and in the last quarter investment activity has been continuing to be at an all-time high historically like when you see concern in the markets, it takes longer to kind of get to the early stage portion of the markets, but the reality is is we're at this unique moment in time where exponential technologies have the ability to radically reshape our entire civilization i think it makes sense to be investing those kind of t technologies >> how does this happen, open v gov, oil and gas, peter teal is a backer and one of your po portfolio conditions has bill gates as one of your investors how does this all

amy: we're going t to go to bre. when we come back, we will alslo be joined by the son of a man who o worked in the white house for over -- for eight presidents. he was the subject of lee daniels film "the butler." ai-jenen pooai-jen poo we'rere speaking to, senior advisor to care in action. she stays with us as well. ♪ [music break] amy:y: this is democraracy now!, democracynow.org, ththe quarante report. i'm amy goodman. ai-jen poo, senior advisor to care in action which is dedicated to fighting for dignity and fairness for the millionsns of domemestic workern the united states. if you can talk a little more nationally about the kind of dangers that people face who arr in the most intimate jobs, many of them essential workers, but who are on the front lines in many cases caring for people with covid? and the kind of protections they have? for example, domestic workers goes of rights and how far we have c come on these around the country, ai-jen poo? >> absbsolutely. this pandemic has hit domestic workers incredibly

he's really bending himself into bre pretzels trying to answer these questions. i doubt that he would answer that, but i think the doctors who are caring for him at walter reed, many of whom are just impeccably credentialed, i just wonder what those conversations are like right now. are they basically being told, look, he can get good care at the white house, don't worry about it, are they really thinking he's out of the woods? it's really a few days from now that may be the most concerning time period for anybody, whether it's the president or anybody else, who has already shown they have developed significant symptoms from covid. a lot of people say, well, maybe he won't develop symptoms. he already has developed symptoms. that but him on a different trajectory in terms of the risk factors. we talked about this medication, decks a me-- dexamethasone, the stero steroid. people have been treated with that, but it doesn't mean the underlying disease goes away, and when it comes back, it can come back with a vengeance. i know i'm not telling the doctors anything th

checked off before there's any kind of vote to draw out those expectations even if there is some sort of bre breakthrough over the weekend as the relevant chairmen of the various committees look lieu th the details, there's still a lot of work that goes into the actual passing and crafting of legislation. there is just no time left for that to be done before november 3rd. >> thank you, as always. i'm sorry, go ahead, ty. >> i was going to ask you on a follow-up message, does the deal get easier after the election or harder >> well, one thing that we know at least in the very short term it's going to be the same people at the table so in a lame duck session, we would still have mnuchin and pelosi as the two main people trying to hammer this out. i think it's who is going to be in white house come january 20th or 21st. so all of that remains to be seen but the players at least in the short term aren't going to change that is one reason why there's been some skepticism around the potential for a lame duck deal however, congress is going to need to act on some type of legislate to keep the gover

not, hunter biden in the campaign certainly has not said that that correspondence between him and bre's occur and clearly it is his laptop because there is explicit videos of him and pictures of him in precarious positions, it's obviously his laptop, what i want to know, when is the individual turn that laptop over to the fbi, what happens to the original laptop, thank god there was a copy of that that was made, and our getting to the truth of what we've all known for a very long time that the vice president, while he was vice president was making millions of dollars of the vice president's connections in ukraine in the report that we seen from china, i would love to get down to the bottom of this and as of this point until we see evidence otherwise, i certainly take it as being factual. liz: it would've matter, the 19 house republicans are asking the fbi, did you have the hard drive for the laptop, it would've mattered in the impeachment proceedings. >> absolutely, we as republicans ask for whole list of individuals to come and testify that we never got to question, there is alternativ

frankly we're in unchartered territory given all the different treatments the president is th he wouldn't bre of relief until next in the meantime the white house is trying to set up a situation where the president can be attended to medically and be able to work and conduct the country's business. there's a lot of emphasis on the president wanting to be showing that he is working. he's involved and in charge. part of that is because we're in the middle of a campaign. last night we heard from the president's opponent, joe biden, in a town hall with lester holt asked about the president and his contraction of coronavirus. here's what he had to say. >> i would hope that the president having gone through what he went through, and i'm glad he seems to be coming along pretty well, would communicate the rightle lesson to the amerin people. masks matter. >> when you hear this president was infected with covid-19, were you surprised? >> quite frankly, i wasn't surprised. >> now, the white house says that they're taking all precautions inside the building, both for the protection of the president and

business dealings with his son, hunter biden has gone on record and said he talked to his father about bre'shere he accompanies his dad to beijing beijing, china, on air force do, contrary to their denial of the chinese executive said no, i met with vice president joe bond and at that point. they have obscured, deceptive on this, i certainly haven't seen "the new york post" emails and question, the reporting on china fits the pattern, this chinese energy company. "the new york times" and others have reported in the past that they were working with them. i think joe biden needs to be asked about this and his seed needs to be held to the fire because this is a core issue as to joe biden end of the financial incentives that he might be working under given his families commercial interest. >> bill: the biden cam said "the new york post" never asked about the critical elements of the story. will george stephanopoulos asked joe biden about it tonight? >> i certainly hope so. in 2015 i went on george stephanopoulos to talk about my book, very aggressive interview, that is the way news business is d

now, as officials, states and campaigns breing lawsuits that determine how americans vote in a global pandemic, something called the per sell principle, an obscure legal premise from 2006 appears to be playing a central role in all of this. joining me is nbc news justice correspondent pete williams. good to have you with us. walk us through the per sell principle. it could have a big impact on the election. there is obviously the legal aspect and the practical one. >> well, it was cited today or rather late last night when the supreme court ruled on the south carolina issue. the court doesn't say why it allows or denies these lower court orders to go into effect in south carolina. it reimposes the witness requirement. it state said it's no big deal, anybody can do it and to get a witness signature. brett kavanaugh said there were two reasons why the court did this. one is the federal court should defer to the states on how to handle these health questions and this question really was pandemic related. two, he cites the per sell ruling which is a big deal to people who follow election

and it says that it was a national security advisor robert o'brien who was in there saying, you know, bre be careful what really brings you because we are fearful that he has a magnet for some of this disinformation. what do you say about that? >> well, that may in fact happen, i don't know, but what i do know is, the four-point i said, the director of national intelligence said this is not russian disinformation. the fbi says this is not russian disinformation. our staff on the judiciary committee talked over the weekend who say this is not russian disinformation. biden's haven't denied that this is in fact their laptop and mike emanuel knows it's their laptop because he's got the drop slip that hunter biden left when he left the laptop. those are pretty solid facts and if that is a kind of overwhelming evidence, i don't really know what is. >> martha: i think there's a was going to be questions about how all of this got pushed out into the open and there may be some nefarious elements who are trying to push it out or who held onto it until this moment two weeks before an election, but w

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me and bre ain't been around each other in over two months. >> reporter: and the interim police chiefs continuing her investigation into the deadly raid. it could result in disciplinary actions or even firings. meanwhile, the fbi continues its investigation into possible civil rights violations and an anonymous grand juror is waiting to find out if they can speak out about the grand jury process. gayle? >> there's still so many unanswered questions in this case. but i want to look at that tape again, jericka, you just showed us with kenneth walker. when you hear that 911 call, he's in such ianguish and pain. to see him that night with police going, my girlfriend is dead, he doesn't know what it happening. >> yeah. he doesn't. he really didn't. and his mother actually, there's audio of her on the scene talking to officers about what she said her son did which was call her and tell her how scared he was because he didn't know what was going on. >> heartbreaking story and still a lot of people believe no justice in that case at this time. thank you jericka. >>> why one midwestern state i

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may make it through because there might be 13 republicans will go for it, it just wouldn't get the breonference behind it. if we get something targeted and .ocused that we can afford, host: we could do that quickly as far as what is being floated by the senate majority leader, scope out a bit of what that involves and why you would sub it.red or maybe not support guest: i think if you go back to what we voted on to a three weeks ago, it will be basically the same. extended ppp to be for small businesses that were left out in the cold. it would address individuals still hurting because they lost their jobs through no fault of their own. it would be focused on covid-related issues, not a broad grab bag of other political wishlist items that pelosi has in her package. i think it is what we can afford. it would help those most in need in many places if you did not take the approach of blanket shutdowns, one-size-fits-all. the economies are bouncing back robustly. in my home county in indiana, down.loyment is in the state, it is under the national average. we are already under national unem

those are the things that bre break -- will probably break bullock's way at the end if democrats haveht. but even with those, what's the pathway -- best pathway for the democrats to take control of the senate? >> well, joe, i think you've got -- you know, you've got about eight right now, maybe eight or nine senate races that are plus or minus 2 or 3. right, they're -- there's a bunch of the states that are competitive and now you mentioned the three that are all tight and have been -- are kind of upside surprises in some sense. so north carolina race is breaking because of cunningham's problems. upsides for the republican side. the states that are in kind of written off -- not written off but are seen as deep, deeply problematic, susan collins, cory gardner, martha mcsally. there are three that are hugely problematic and then you have got states like the cornyn race as bob costa mentioned before where suddenly people look at texas and say maybe cornyn has problems especially if you listen to the way he's talking. he's getting nervous about the situation. we're starting to see movemen

ththat's prompted t them to bre long-held taboo in recent months and call for budget cuts related tohe monarchy. >>> the leaders of turkey and russia have spoken about the ongoing conflict in nagor nagorno-karaba nagorno-karabakh. an armenian-contntrolled enclav within azerbrbaijan. turkish president recep tayyip erdogan,n, who supports s azerbaijanan, held phohone talk wednesday with russian president vladimir putin, whose country is in a military alliance with armenia. the russian presidential office says putin expressed strong concern that militants from the middle east were involved in the conflict. armenia alleges that turkey has been sending syrian mercenaries to support azerbaijan. erdogan hahas denied the claim. recent fighting erupted between the two former soviet republics of armenia and azerbaijan in late september. the two sides agreed to a russian-mediated cease-fire last saturday, but armed skirmishes continue. more than 620 people have been killed so far. >>> turning to the latest on the race for the white house. u.s. president donald trump and his democratic rival joe