is also a critical vote to watch. >> we don't know what a brett kavanaugh who is no longer beholden the same about justice barrett. >> reporter: barrett and kavanaugh broke with the chief justice to allow that texas abortion law to go ahead on technical grounds. a sign john roberts' once dominant influence may be coming to an end. >> chief justice roberts will encourage his colleagues to do it, and not all of them are on board with that. >> reporter: a court at a crossroads as americans remain on edge over just how far and how fast the supreme court will go. >> our thanks to devin dwyer for that. thank you for sharing part of your sunday with us. check out "world news tonight." have a good day. of your sunday with us. check out "world news tonightto" have a good day. [dead battery sound] [dead battery sound] really? really?! free testing and charging? and if you need a new one, we've got you. really! welcome to america's #1 battery destination. autozone your battery solution. welcome to america's #1 battery destination. there are two kinds of folks who sit around thinking about how t

. >>> a high tech >>> we are learning supreme court justice brett kavanaugh tested positive for covidcinated and right now he is not experiencing symptoms. he had a routine covid test ahead of a ceremony for justice amy coney barrett. we'll bring updates as we get them. >>> fall favorites to tom hardy's new flick. we've got great ideas on how you can spend your weekend in liam's list. >> we are join behind kcbs' liam, good morning. >> good morning to the fri-yay crew. first, it's back. venom 2. >> who do we leave behind and how do we leave them? >> we have been waiting, venom 2, let there be carnage, plays in a city by the bay. resumes lead role as venom. the san francisco reporter is basically where we left him last movie. his career is rebounded, his relationship with one time fiance anne is still dead. he's got a killer inside him. a voice only he can hear, the poor guy is so tormented. you will not be disappointed. if you loved the first one, you will love this one equally. venom 2, now in bay area theaters. >>> i could never be a kardashian because i have talent. >> bianca unsani

brett kavanaugh tested positive for covid-19. ice kavanaugh is not showing any symptoms and has been fully vaccinated since january. he was tested ahead of today's ceremonial swearing in forjames comey, which was delayed last year by the pandemic. justice barrett was confirmed by the senate just days before the 2020 election. replacing the late ruth bader ginsburg. but this is all ceremonial. her impact is already being felt on the court. she was part of the majority that refused to block the texas abortion law when it came on its emergency docket. and later this morning, that very law is in court again. when a federal judge in texas will take up the justice department's request to block its enforcement. now as a reminder, the law bans abortions as early as six weeks, no exceptions for rape or incest. it's considered the harshest abortion law in the country and a road map for republican governors looking to block abortion in their states. all of this and the threat of limited abortion access is galvanizing democrats who testified

brett kavanaugh bragged about being a partisan. they acknowledged being the most partisan court of all time. as far as stability and consistency is concerned, you will not get it from this court. i am in favor of adding foresee to balance the power -- four seats to balance the power. if you can get a simple majority of the members of the supreme court, you can make the constitution say anything they want it to say. that is what they are fixing to do. host: you say you teach constitutional law -- are you at the college level or postgraduate? caller: yes. i teach it as a political science subject. there are three branches of government in washington and the most political is the judicial branch. they are beholding to the federalist society. host: that is john in illinois on the idea of expanding the supreme court, one of the interest groups on that topic has been demand justice, running web ads. here is one of their recent web ads on the issue of expending the supreme court. [video clip] >> reform means expanding the number of justic

justice brett kavanaugh tested positive for covid.s he has no symptoms. he was tested. the court is set to begin a new term next week. pete williams joins us now. good morning. what do we know about the justice kavanaugh condition? pete? >> reporter: if you can turn the radio down. thanks. >> pete, can you hear me this morning? >> reporter: i hear you. >> we're on the air and i'm wondering the latest on the amy coney barrett. we see this file video of -- >> reporter: i don't hear program. >> we'll try to get contact with you shortly. there are some problems getting him on the line. pete williams, thank you for being with me. any day with -- >> reporter: jose? >> can you hear me now? >> reporter: yes. >> quickly, what's the latest on kavanaugh and coney barrett? >> reporter: well, this was to be the day that all of the nine justices were in the supreme court room for the first time since the court building was shut down in march of last year because of the covid pandemic. this was to be for the formal ceremony, welcoming ceremony for t

supreme court justice brett kavanaugh has tested positive for covid-19. justice kavanaugh has no symptoms and has been fully vaccinated since january. his wife and daughters tested negative. the court begins the nine-month term on monday and all nine justices are fully vaccinated or the u.s. government's challenge to a texas law banning abortion after six weeks to pregnancy will have an impact far beyond reproductive rights. that is what a justice department lawyer told a judge today saying the law encourages "vigilante justice." they are asking the court to temporarily put the ban on hold. it is the most restrictive abortion law in the united states. the white house plans for 30 countries to join forces against ransomware attacks and other cybercrimes. officials say the first meeting will be this month, hosted by the u.s. and held virtually they also plan on looking in to the illegal use of cryptocurrency. global news 24 hours a day, online and at quicktake on bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark c

and justice brett kavanaugh tested positive for coronavirus. ine test he took thursday ahead of an event. the first known covid case among supreme court justices. the court says all of the justices are tested weekly and all tested negative on monday. kavanaugh says he has no symptoms and is feeling well. >>> and the free britney movement may have even freed more people as of today. a bill named for the pop star britney spears was signed into law on thursday in california. the bill raised the bar for conservators requiring them to disclose fees and crack down on conflicts of interest. it would also punish those who aren't acting on behalf of the coverage severatee. the law will go into effect in 2023 or 2024. happy birthday jimmy carter, the oldest living president. he turns 97 today. carter will celebrate his birthday privately at his plains, georgia home and his presidential library shared this video montage saying it was 97 years in 77 seconds. the president wished his predecessor happy birthday on twitter this morning sharing a vintage photo

. ♪ paul: the supreme court set to given its fall term next week even as justice brett kavanaugh testsprofile cases including abortion access, gun rights and religious liberty, issues that are sure to further the fuel the left's assault on the court and its credibility. our panel is back with a preview of the cases to watch. before we get to the cases, kyle, this is going to be the full first term with amy coney barrett on the court, so a new 6-3 majority. we have some intimation this is of what that might look like last year, but what will you be looking at in particular with this new court? >> well, it's a more conservative court than we've had in a long time, but there have been some interesting splits, breakdowns, not the usual one you'd think of in the last term including sort of 3-3-3 breakdowns. so there's been some pundits, commentators arguing that we really have have conservatives that are split on whether they're institutional is or whether they're more originalists, and it will be interesting to watch that play out in these big cases that we're talking about including abort

. >>> and before we go, just in, supreme court justice brett kavanaugh has tested positive for covid. in a statement from the court, we're told he has no symptoms, and the rest of his family tested negative. he is fully vaccinated. cnn's coverage continues right now. >>> very good friday morning to you. i'm jim sciutto. erica, i'd like to say, the weekend is already starting but there is still a little news to come, maybe, or to follow at least. >> i'm erica hill. i have to watch your lips, jim, because i couldn't hear you, but good morning. happy friday, my friend. it was a long night in washington, but here's the number to focus on this morning, maybe. 2.1 trillion, could that be the magic number? this hour, house lawmakers reconvening after late night negotiations ended up with no deal. no deal in sight now because that 2 trillion number isn't sitting well with senator joe manchin. he's a little closer to 1.5. >> will they negotiate? there was no vote overnight on the bipartisan infrastructure bill. that vote was delayed again which puts real pressure on house speaker nancy pelosi,

judge brett kavanaugh was absent. week. everyone is fully vaccinated. judge kavanaugh will be back once his quarantine is over. >>> joining us now, secretary and ceo of the phi beta kappa society and former president of brandeis university and author of the hook "publishing hate: bias laws under america." thanks so much for being here today. >> thanks for having me. >> let's start with important matters that will be before the supreme court this year. tell us a little bit about what to watch out for, what to expect as the new term begins. >> clearly abortion will be the headline in this term and it could well be this is the time after 50 years that roe v. wade is finally overturned. this has been a concerted effort among conservators and pro-life advocates, justices, and they may have the votes now. mississippi when it originally asked this case to be heard did not ask for roe v. wade to be overturned and in subsequent pleadings did ask for it, so that's going to be on the table. you know, it's hard to remember now, b

brett kavanaugh has covid and amy coney barrett just gave speeches about being bias. of anything right wing about them? could it be perhaps that justice amy coney barrett was speaking about that standing at the mcconnell center next to mitch mcconnell? >> yeah. >> who actually denied merit car land a vote because he felt eight months out from an election that merrick garland would be an or perhaps brett kavanaugh, neil gorsuch said he'll choose justices that are pro-life and so when you think that was part of his litmus test into determining who gets to be the nomination, the ideology was a factor or criteria in the way he picked them. go figure. >> you have six justices who are consecutive on the court. reminder for our viewers, five of them appointed by presidents that lost the popular vote. right? two of them accused of sexual misconduct. one of them sitting in a play tabletly stolen seat. if that's not an argument for supreme court reform, i don't know what is. >> it's incredible. we talk about this all the time. we have been bringing this point up at what point d

the idea that susan collins, who claims a pro-choice mantle, also is someone who put brett kavanaughointment, has decided to go in this direction against women's health protection act, is really alarming. we are trying to ensure -- we are on calls with our senators, trying to make sure they will support this incredibly important legislation. we are also activating folks in the streets to have those same conversations, to make sure that people know the majority of american support safe and legal abortions. reproductive freedom has always been under constant attack. it is incredibly important for us to continue to push our lawmakers, senators, to get them on record. in the middle of this year, when the supreme court is taking up jackson versus women's health, is going to be a conversation we are having for the next 12 months. amy: let's talk about the mississippi law that will be heard, the oral arguments on december 1, banning most abortions 15 weeks into a pregnancy. this is the one that many see as the greatest rep to roe v. wade overall. although right now, you can just tell the nu

. >>> supreme court justice brett kavanaugh has tested positive for covid-19. the high court says he is fully vaccinated and does not have symptoms. earlier in the week he tested negative with the other justices. supreme court is slated to return to the bench for the start of its new term on monday. >>> lawmakers averted government shutdown ahead of last night's deadline but now democrats are struggling to move forward with two bills that are key to president the c meeting behind closed doors friday morning ahead of a possible vote today. >> we understand that we are going to have to get everybody on board in order to be able to close this deal. >> reporter: speaker nancy pelosi hoped to move forward on a trillion dollars bipartisan physical infrastructure bill thursday but negotiations stalled late into the night. >> we are laser focused on trying to make sure we establish universal pre-k, free community college, expanding medicare. that's what we want to deliver for people and what we are fighting to protect. >> reporter: progressives say they're not voting f

but brett kavanaugh, the high court justice does have covid the new term begins on monday and the justices have to hear arguments actually after an 18 month absence so they have a lot of work to do because they haven't been, you know, in session in person because of covid and now he has covid. so, you know, that's going mean. well, he's going have to quarantine because can spread covid when you so i that'll be the next story. i'm sure at this point he's tested positive. we know late last night. so if you do the math on, you 10 day quarantine, maybe he zoom in from home on monday with the rest of the justices in person. 7. '05, right now. other breaking news with covid. this could be a game changer. merck says it has a pill to treat covid exactly with the company says the pill could actually cut the risk of hospitalization or death by have, which is big news conference. camila barco is following that from the research labs of merck. in south san francisco. high camilla. >> good morning. so, yeah, that pill can be coming sooner rather than later. merck executives say that they a plan to thei

before the same committee with allegations of sexual assault against then supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh tomorrow, a brand-new podcast titled because of anita will launch, breaking down the impact of hill and dr. blase ford's testimony. how their testimony affected the american people and american politics. focusing on what has changed and what must change. with me now is cindy levy, cohost of the new podcast, also the cofounder of the meteor. it's so good to see you. talktuse about how this all came together and why it felt important to connect the dots between these two women and their testimonies. >> well, i think first of all, the dots are not that hard to connect, right? i think there's this really powerful passage in professor hill's new book where she actually writes about being in a hotel room and watching dr. ford's testimony 27 years after her own and kind of feeling like, oh, i think we have been here before, for all the reasons you detail, the cases are so similar, and i think for so many of us, at least those of us who are also old enough to remember 1991 and how kind of sei

meanwhile, supreme court justice brett kavanaugh has tested positive for covid-19. earned of his results just 24 hours before he was supposed to attend a ceremonial swearing inn event for a fellow justice, amy coney barrett. justice kavanaugh appears to be symptom free. earlier this week, he competed in a 3 mile capitol challenge race. jessica schneider is cnn's just correspondent. what do we know about the condition. the court was supposed to meet in person for the first time on monday, so now what? had. >> yeah, a lot in flux right now, alisyn, the court gave us this news right before the ceremony for amy coney barrett this morning. justice kavanagh had a routine test, it came back positive. he is fully vaccinated, showing no symptoms. his wife and two daughters are also vaccinated. they have been tested. that came out negative. we know earlier this week, justice kavanaugh was with the other eight justices monday in their private conference. that was in person. the court did say at that point, though, justice kavanaugh, he tested negative before the monday meeting.

but last term, after the vote -- death of justice ginsburg, it was brett kavanaugh who is in the majority divided. it was kind of a remarkable number. so justice kavanaugh is now at the center of the court. they may as well liked to have the chief justices along, but it is not necessarily, they do not necessarily need him. i think the gun rights case is an example of that. pro rights activists have been trying to get this into court, to talk about these gun rights cases for ten years now. and the conventional wisdom was that they were forecourt -- for votes on the supreme court, but they were not necessarily sure that they had a fifth vote for an extensive interpretation of the second amendment. after the death of justice ginsburg, justice barrett came on the court. she had expressed a more expensive view of the second amendment, in a dissent when she was judge on the court of appeals. the justices took up the case, that we will hear on wednesday. >> all right, we will be watching, as i'm sure you will be as. well amy howe, thank you so much, we appreciate it. taking a huge step in defeat

-- host: brett kavanaugh?aller: yes. and as a very young man, decades-old actions he had. it was absurd. and sadly so, i think. host: charles in florida, a democrat. good morning. caller: good morning. i think the lady that called and said something, that it should be unanimous to change a rule -- a rule, here is another suggestion i think might work. there used to be more supreme court justices than nine. if we get more justices, it would be less political. the reason i say that is when you have a 5-4 ruling, i don't care what side. i've been on both sides, and i've never feel good because it splits the country up. if you have 18 justices instead of nine, you would have less rulings that were that close. they would be more -- it just wouldn't be as close. even though i am a democrat, i would be fine with making it five republicans and four democrats because it would allen's the scales of justice a lot more -- would balance the scales of justice a lot more. host: on twitter, thoughts on the idea of increasing

supreme court justice brett kavanaugh has tested positive for covid-19. kavanaugh has no symptoms and has been fully vaccinated since january. his wife and daughters tested negative. the court begins the nine-month term on monday and all nine justices are fully vaccinated or the u.s. government's challenge to a texas law banning abortion after six weeks to pregnancy will have an impact far beyond reproductive rights. that is what a justi

since the pandemic forced them to work from home 18 months ago, but one seat was empty, justice brett kavanaugh was absent he's listening to this week's cases remotely after testing positive for covid four days ago. he will likely be back next week all the justices are fully vaccinated lester >> pete williams, thank you. >>> now to the explosive report from 150 news organizations based on millions of documents claiming world leaders, including vladimir putin, are hiding their wealth in offshore accounts. andrea mitchell is tracking this for us tonight from paris. >> reporter: in a leak of nearly 12 million confidential documents called the pandora papers analyzed by 150 news organizations, including "the washington post," heads of state and other major figures have deposited vast assets offshore to hide billions from tax authorities. nbc news has not been able to verify the documents today the president responding >> you said you would fight corruption in your national security policy. so what is your reaction >> i'm looking at that right now. >> reporter: why should people care about this trov

since the pandemic started, the justices are meeting in person with the exception of justice brett kavanaugh who recently tested positive for covid-19 this year's term could see landmark rulings on a range of controversial subjects. >> from abortion guns, religion, those and more on the agenda. constitutional law expert and you see hastings professor rory little joining us now live with more on what we can expect. professor, thanks for your time tonight. texas says been in the news for what happened there as it relates to abortion. can you explain why the case in mississippi is now going to be center stage. >> the court granted review on a few months ago, the texas case came upon an emergency docket and it was signed in an emergency basis. this case from mississippi which will be argued december 1st is a fully fully briefed a case on the merits. we call it, which which explicitly challenges roe versus wade and asked that roe versus wade, the overall. that is a case that will lead to some final decision by the supreme court. probably not until next spring. >> professor. i mean, these are some

adding to the tension, justice brett kavanaugh tested positive last week for covid. he's participating remotely from his home. >>> new this morning, leaders looking to reform how the town mayor gets appointed. right now it's a district-based voting system adopted in 2018 as a way to encourage more candidates. the press democrat reports the council will consider going back to council seats chosen by the electorate and one of them appointed by the council to serve as mayor. the wyndsor mayor seat has been in upheaval ever since several woman accused the former mayor of sexual assault earlier this year. >>> happening today, south bay leaders are pushing to make sure that homeless families have housing. santa clara county supervisors, leaders and advocacy groups are announcing a new campaign called "heading home." the goal is to house all homeless families and pregnant women countywide. that plan is to house 1200 families over the next year and 600 families annually going forward. that event happened this morning at 10:30 at the county government building. >>> we may lea

justice brett kavanaugh will take part in the arguments remotely, though, from home after he tested positive for covid-19. we're told he has no symptoms and was fully vaccinated in january. >>> there are new developments when it comes to the covid vaccine. the fda scheduled three meetings this month to discuss booster doses and pfizer's shot for children ages 5 to 11. meantime, dr. anthony fauci, president biden's chief medical adviser, spoke about whether families should avoid large gatherings for christmas. here's what he had to say on "face the nation." >> it's just too soon to tell. we've just got to concentrate on continuing to get those numbers down and not try to jump ahead by weeks or months and say what we're going to do at a particular time. >> right now nearly 56% of the total population is fully vaccinated. more than 701,000 people have died from the virus in the u.s. since the pandemic started. >>> an ex-facebook manager who alleges the social network company contributed to the ll tesfy before congress tomorrow. franceen safeguards designed to s misinformation after joe biden de

over 18 months, the supreme court will hear arguments in person with the exception of justice brett kavanaugh who will work remotely after testing positive for covid. he is vaccinated and not showing symptoms for more on what's shaping up to be a blockbuster term, here's pete williams. >> reporter: it's likely to be the most important term for abortion rights in at least three decades. the court will take up a mississippi law that would ban virtually all abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy >> after the point where the unborn child can feel pain, we ought to provide them an extra level of protection from the abortion >> reporter: but the supreme court has consistently ruled that states cannot ban abortion before around 24 weeks mississippi urges the court to take a bold step and overturn roe. >> if roe is reversed, probably almost half the states in the united states would strictly limit abortion and perhaps ban it all together. >> reporter: and the new texas law shutting down abortions after six weeks is bound to be back too the supreme court allowed it to take effect a month ago. the justi

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sotomayor has underlying health conditions so she wore a mask today on the bench and justice brett kavanaughested positive for covid last week, asymptomatic, but participated remotely. norah. >> o'donnell: busy year, jan crawford, thank you. tonight, we're following a perfect storm of supply chain drums and labor shortages now impacting school lunches across the country. rk strsmann tells n alabamaare e udents don't go hungry. >> we are looking for beef tips, one of our most popular men chew iemed. >> reporter: at sams club, cacyce davis has a daunting last-minute grocery list, is 80 pounds of beef tips, the next day's school lunch. >> it's not a solution to the problem. >> reporter: the problem is this food delivery truck, it's short again, way short. >> at this point, we're making a plan. >> reporter: davis directs nutritions for schools in elmore county, alabama feeding 8,000 kits. >> there are cracks in all points in the supply chain. >> reporter: you make it up as you go. >> no doubt. >> reporter: a county-wide and country-wide issue affect affecting millions of kids. in one survey 97%

but 56-year-old supreme court justice brett kavanaugh didn't cape rtestingpositi for cov. the fulticesptatic bikn't term starts on monday. and in new york city tonight, the deadline for all school employees to get at least one shot has passed. about 20% of nearly 4600 school safety agents still have not been vaccinated against covid and will not be eligible to work monday. hundreds could be forced to take unpaid leave or lose their jobs. do you think schools will be less safe on monday? >> schools will definitely be less safe on monday because you have less school safety agents. >> i need to pay my bills. >> reporter: the threat of losing her job pushed school cafeteria worker allison boston to get her first dose this week reluctantly. now that you have the vaccine dose, do you feel safer going into school? >> yes, honestly, yes. >> reporter:ry learned today an f.d.a. advisory committee is eating on october 26 to discuss a vaccine for younger kids, a positive development for the prospect of shots being available for kids aims 5-11 around halloween. norah. >> o'donnell: nik

the supreme court confirming justice brett kavanaugh has tested positive for covid-19. he's been vaccinated since january and is currently showing no symptoms. david, we're learning it was supreme court justice sonya sotomayor who denied the request for an emergency junction against new york city's vaccine mandate for school employees. she has the power to make that call because she oversees the second circuit, including new york. so s sotomayor did not release a statement. >> that mandate remains in place. we want to get back to the potential covid pill from merck. let's bring in dr. jha, dean of brown school of the public health. the fact that merck would stop this trial after finding the pill, they say, cut hospitalizations and deaths in half. if this science holds up on this, this could be significant. >> good evening, david. thanks for having me back. absolutely. this is enormously important. we've all been waiting for an oral pill that could reduce the severity of this illness. this might be it. we'll see what the full data looks like, but it's going to be an impo

since the pandemic started, the justices are meeting in person with the exception of justice brett kavanaughfor covid-19 this year's term could see landmark rulings on a range of controversial subjects. >> from abortion guns, religion, those and more on the agenda. constitutional law expert and you see hastings professor rory little joining us now live with more on what we can expect. professor, thanks for your time tonight.

. >>> supreme court justice brett kavanaugh has tested positive. he is fully vaccinated. he tested positive thursday night. fortunately, he has displayed no symptoms. his positive test means he will not be on the bench on monday for the start of the new term. it would have been the first in-person session with all nine justices since the start of the pandemic. justice amy coney barrett was sworn in last year. >>> president biden stopped by the senate. what he said surprised a lot of people but did it surprise democrats. we'll talk about it. >> plus what happens when star athletes refuse to get vaccinated or share their vaccine status? do they have a responsibility to fans and teammates? >> that story just ahead. prove our workflow. attract new customers. that's when fastsigns recommended fleet graphics. yeah, and now business is rolling in. get started at fastsigns.com. you're driving innovation. you're racing to the cloud. you need to do it securely. that's why palo alto networks developed prisma cloud - an integrated platform that secures your cloud environment end to e

supreme court justices are fully vaccinated at risk because they may have been in the same room as brett kavanaughhed what has to be one of most patronizing attack on americans i have ever seen. >> that is where you see comparable drop-offs and vaccinations with that educational divide may be shaping this. >> and that could play into that people could just aggregate the misinformation and conspiracy period. >> is nothing like that at all. people don't believe in science and with that education. >> and i have a connection to your science that doesn't make them the stupid one. but that is insane. [laughter] >> we are laughing at every american left-sided if they have letters after their name or not. we learned that you go to the public school system in america, somehow the dream your brain and that is one of the problems. it is almost a risk to go get a higher education. they are not going to school necessarily to study science the abandonment of me on —- that has been a long time coming. and the snobbery this is why they have trouble selling the vaccine and americans are giving them the headshake n

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brett kavanaugh will attend remotely because last week he tested positive for covid. new term starts all ooits are on the justices. the cases that are important this term, one has to do with a religious liberty case. another with the scope of the second amendment. by far the most important case is another separate abortion case out of mississippi. they're asking the court to overturned 40 years. argued in december. decided a long time by july. christine, lawyer had a? >> cautious disease. the u.s. seems to be turning the quarter. showing new cases in the past week are down in 24 states, rising in six. hospitalizations are down in 33 states, steady in four, rising in 13. also a lot of excitement over merck's antiviral pill that cuts the risk of death in half. the company says it should not be a substitute for vaccine. >> we may be turning the corner with the latest covid surge. the only way to keep the numbers down is to get vaccinated. we heard from dr. fauci over the weekend as the nation surpassed 700,000 deaths saying -- dr. anthony fauci saying they're showing 56%

. >>> brett kavanaugh has tested positive for covid-19. he is fully vaccinated. earlier last week the 50-year- old tested negative with the other justices. >>> donald trump is trying to return to twitter. new court filings have asked a federal judge to override the ban on the trump account. the attorney says the democrats in congress and the biden administration are pressuring the social media company to keep donald trump off of the platform. the company has no comment at this time. >>> the search for a 19-year- old woman, the response team may have found her remains this morning. they were searching a wooded area near an apartment complex with a person of interest once lived. >> detectives notified her parents of our tragic news. our hearts are broken. i told you on thursday that hundreds of orange county personnel were committed to this case and working very hard. everyone wanted this outcome to be different. >> police say a maintenance worker used a master key fob to enter her apartment that day. he was found dead later of an apparent suicide. >>> hundreds of

all the justices are expected to be on the bench except for brett kavanaugh who was tested positive for covid-19. they face a polarizing session. >>> now japan has a new prime minister after a special session of parliament and just a few hours ago. 64-year-old fumio kishida. he and a half have i gates the coronavirus pandemic he'll have challenges like north korea and increasingly assertive china. what can we expect? >> reporter: isa, that's right. we are expecting that to play out. he's just announced his cabinet. he's got many of shinzo abe's allies. he's boosting the japanese economy hard hit by the pandemic. japan has suffered through multiple surges of covid-19 infections and is now finally releasing that state of emergency restriction and slowly coming out of the worst of the pandemic. he faces growing risks for north korea and china. he's expected to continue his prede predecessor's policies and working with his allies as a b bullwart. business leaders will be watching how kishida balances the deep ties it has around the increasing military assertiveness. i spoke to the ceo of su

a word and the same thing when we saw jeff flake swarmed by people in an elevator during the brett kavanaugh hearings or posting that atrocious video of senator christensen were being confronted -- >> what do they want to do? other tactics the tactics of what we have understood to be an american citizen interested in exchange of ideas? >> know because when they have empowered middle-class citizens that are informed and believe in borders and that tribalism is secondary to their identity and they are in control they are not controlled by the administrative state, they don't win because you have a lot of enlightened thinking citizens and they don't trust those people because they have this top-down utopian agenda that they think there's some platonic guardians american to tell us, the stupid people you have to do this about quarantine, you do this about vaccination, if you have covenant it doesn't matter, they don't want an empowered citizenry and have done their best through demographic change and open borders to dismantle things like the filibuster in the electoral college. laura: are you su

the 2016 election he led the senate there not only the confirmations of brett kavanaugh and amy barrett but assured confirmations including to our critical courts appeal. thirty years ago clarence thomas became a member of the our keynote speaker voted in favor of that confirmation. justices hire young known to look for certain qualities in those clerks. they are now federal judges. on the circuits -- on the district court's. the armed forces court of according to a 2019 article in the atlantic justice thomas has had more clerks nominated under president trump t justice past or present. not to be outdone judges were, shall we sayite house to be judges by our keynote speaker. all of those nominees were confirmed thanks to our keynote speaker. thirty years after the confirmation of clarence thomas. these clarence thomas law clerksear federal judges but for our keynote speaker. talk about the long game. in my lifetime, there is nothing consequential senator and incountry's history his place is already secured. ladies and gentlemen it is my honor and privilege to introduce the senator from%

the supreme court begin to alter monday but associate justice brett kavanaugh will be working remotelythough fully vaccinated venture new symptoms he tested positive on thursday. he missed the formal investiture associate justice amy connie barrett friday. the high court is returning to the courtroom after 18 months absence because of the pandemic. in the back to be ingraham angle. >> it is time for friday follies and for that we are joined by raymond r boyle, fox news contributor. the latest james bond movie is not just bad guys trying to take down 007 but an army of literary majors and feminists. >> the new 20 fifth bond film intentionally neuters 007 which is what james bond used to be. >> you are one of the most beautiful girls i've ever seen. >> thank you. >> it is the right size. for me that is. >> but now the directors said that version of bond was basically a rapist, an antiquated mail troop that pushes the gender role synonyms bond movie no time did i said the action scenes are traded through this. in one scene bond asks a female agent to turn around as he changes before shaki

justice brett kavanaugh tested positive for covid so he will not be on the bench., gun rights, the death penalty, and religious freedom. they will broadcast live to the public through at least the end of the year. >> the woman who has been known for decades as -- at 51. she is sitting down for her first broadcast interview. her biological mother was jane row, whose desire to terminate her pregnancy caused her to fire lawsuit -- to file a lawsuit against the state of texas. that baby was shelley. >> my thinking was that everybody is going to hate me because everyone will blame me for abortion being legal. >> you can watch more of that interview was shelley tonight on abc news. reggie: vaccine mandates set to go into effect today. the mandates will cost some people their jobs if they don't have at least one shot. in new york city, the school district there, 90% of teachers have at least one dose, but that means hundreds of substitute teachers are needed to fill in for unvaccinated teachers. >> i felt shocked, surprised, heartbroken. my students messaged me friday. i

. >>> supreme court justice brett kavanaugh has tested positive for covid. he has been fully vaccinated since january. all justices were tested ahead of returning to court, and all were negative except for cavanaugh. his wife and children have been fully vaccinated and tested negative. >>> and then the deadline the parents are now faced with with the vaccine mandates. >> reporter: as you can imagine, parents and students having a lot to say about the district considering a mandatory vaccine, but in the end the school board members decided in favor of having a mandatory covid vaccine. it means students 12 years and older will be required to be fully vaccinated against covid-19. those eligible students must show proof of first shot by november 15th and proof of the second shot by december 15th. students younger than 12 years old, they must receive their first shot no later than 30 calendar days after their 12th birthday, and get that second covid shot 60 days after their 12th birthday. and it's not just the students required to receive vaccinations, staff memb

kumasi: officials say supreme court justice brett kavanaugh tested positive for covid-19. during the investiture ceremony for amy coney barrett. cavanaugh has been vaccinated since january and currently has no symptoms. reggie: we are learning more details about congress' investigation into facebook. one company posed c 13-year-old for the health effects. jobina: this hearing was tense and lawmakers are comparing facebook to big tobacco, accusing them of trying to hook them early. facebook's head of global safety testified before a senate committee yesterday. members accused facebook of ignoring internal research that showed instagram can be harmful to teenage girls. senater richard blumenthal had a staff member pose as a 13-year-old girl and follow accounts about extreme dieting and eating disorders. his office wanted to see what instagram would recommend. the platform sent their account deeper into the rabbit hole of content. then came this exchange over the policing of fake instagram accounts often created by teens. >> will you commit to ending finsta? >> we don't actua

brett kavanaugh tested positive for coronavirus even though he was vaccinated.mptoms and the court says he's feeling fine. the other question over the next year is whether justice steven breyer will announce his retirement sometime. democrats currently control the senate, so that would be better done sooner than later. we'll have an update coming up at 6:45 on the issues. >>> 5:46 right now. we may learn more about the status of 49ers starting quarterback, jimmy garrapalo. he will get an mri on his injury yesterday in the loss to seattle, 28-21. >>> to baseball. giants fans pick it up a notch. >> the finally clinched the division. buster posey busted it open in the third inning with a single, and this one was never in doubt. they won their 107th game, a franchise record. game one of the divisional series gets going on friday. >>> and then the most dedicated fans after winning the national league west. >> pauline turns 113 years old today. she moved here in 1958, the same year the giants did. now her family and friends gathered for the giants watch party over the