with more, we have democratic strategist antoine, harland hill and daily caller, smith.s start with you on this thing. the market now down, the dow jones down 4% since the midterms and day after it was okay, it was up, but since then it feels like the dems are going to war and this notion of endless investigations rather than perhaps legislation, one key thing i think factor into the market sell-off. >> yeah, i tell you, one of the risks republicans always run is giving up too soon and one risk democrats run is overplaying their hand. i think that is the thing they need to be careful of going into this next congress. democrats tend to take it too far. we saw in the kavanaugh hearing, personal destruction for the american public recoild and energized republicans. if democrats spend the next two years overplaying their hand and trying to destroy the trump administration and move to obstruction all the time, it could backfire on them electorally in 2020. >> maxine waters going heavy at deutsche bank. their relationship with the trumps. that is fine and good, a lot of americ

it turns out harland is the first name of colonel harland sanders, kfc's founder.od, paying up and the baby has received $11,000 for being named harland. i like the name. cute little girl name, harland rose. >>> props to nigel richards who has won the scrabble world championship. he's done it several years in the past. he did it this time as well in french. >> and he doesn't speak french. >> he doesn't speak french. he's won the french championship before. he just kind of memorized all of it. >> i'm super impressed with him. >> yeah, absolutely impressive. >>> a police dog and a spooky spirit outfit. >> oh, there he is. >>> this morning o >>> this morning on "world news now," breaking overnight, the major reversal at the university of maryland. officials planned to keep the school's embattled head coach after the death of a player but then came a tidal wave of backlash. what that coach told his team just hours ago. >>> the president is in a mad dash to election day with planned stops in eight states. overnight he's defending his controversial plan to send troops to

harland rose was born september 9th, the colonel's birthday.s 21 inches tall and weighed 8 pounds and 1 ounce at birth. >> that's not so bad. i thought the baby had to be named colonel sanders. harland rose is a cute name. >> she could go by harley or rose. >> very cute. >> is it charming or is it something you would want to chair in fourth grade? >> i don't know. $11,000 for college, though, is pretty cool. >> you may be able to pay for half their college. nd great. they were going to you're never more than 7 minutes away. mt. tam, a gorgeous sunrise. if you capture it, #abc7. milky sun because of the high clouds. the first day of november. high clouds. a little bit of fog tonight. that's a sign that things are changing. the highs will start slowly slipping for tomorrow. for today, low to mid-80s. san jose, santa cruz to gilroy. 78 to 82. that's your spread on the peninsula. check out the low to mid-70s along the coast. this is as warm as it gets. if you like the warm sunshine at the beaches, got to go today. upper 70s for downtown south san f

majority justice potter stewart held that the fourth amendment protects people, not places and justice harland fleshed out a test for identifying a reasonable expectation of privacy. this test was then further defined throughout the 1970s in the united states where the court held there's no reasonable expectation of privacy for information such as bank records or telephone numbers that voluntarily given to others such as bank employees or the telephone company. in the years that followed our fourth amendment juris prudence continued to develop in this manner with courts focusing on the type and location of the surveillance taking place based on the facts of each case to determine whether a protected privacy interest was implicated. i might add as an aside that almost nowhere in the case law is the real focus on the actual content of the communication. as if we needed any further evidence of this case specific approach to the development of our privacy and surveillance regime, the supreme court just a few months ago gave us what the court itself branded as a narrow decision. i am, of course, re