brandeis and holmes were aware of this. they were surely aware of the risks posed by a public fixation that continue to typify these movements as totally anathema to the american way of life. the judge i referred to earlier. since cases actually occur when men are excited and since juries are especially clannish, it is questionable whether the test of motive, i.e. what is your motive, is not a dangerous test. juries won't regard the difference between the result of the words and purposes of the utterer. unless one is set in conformity, it will intimidate and through a scare into many a man who might moderate the storms of popular feeling. i know it did in 1918. this context is important in terms of understanding much of the thinking that goes into saying concur, not dissent. the court did make some progress. in 1937 in effectively overturned the notion that simply being a member of a party was enough to get a conviction. in 1937, the ravages of the great depression were fading, stalin was destroying his own government, roos

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and the powerful influence on justice holmes. he lamented in his piece that we had squandered an opportunity to demarcate the boundaries of protecting free speech. he also argued disingenuously that the clear and present standard, which homes had introduced in his majority opinion, affirming to defendants conviction under the espionage talked, meant that speech could be punished only at the brink of unlawful action. he enlisted a small culprit of prominent intellectuals and jurist and came to disseminate the new constitutional understanding. together with others he scored some considerable successes. the most notable convert to the cause was justice holmes himself. in the summer of 1919, he arranged a meeting between holmes and chafee, in november, homes joint with the first of his famous dissent. when men have realized that time has upset many fighting feeds they may come to believe even more that they believe the very foundations of their own conduct, that the ultimate good desired is better reached by free trade and ideas. he

but 1st thousands of people his work is essential here's a look at a farm laborer turned sherlock holmes. he may be a bit unsteady on his feet but his mind is still razor sharp they call him the sherlock holmes of pakistan 70 year old nosier nunchuck is a master at tracking he goes after cattle rustlers in his home village of customer the success rate is over 80 percent. tell you everything about a thief his size his weight how he walks you just have to be able to interpret them and there. is highly respected in his village 20 years ago the former farm laborer taught himself how to do detective work cattle rustling had been getting out of hand and customer since then he's returned hundreds of stolen cattle to their owners even the police regularly call him in to help on their cases. deals are often a great help to us after all he's been doing it for a long time and pretty well knows all the possible suspects in the area. that i'm doing it and just like in a crime novel going after themes and customer can sometimes be dangerous at his age knowledge and no longer takes part in chases never

matthew holmes was third. this is his first win ina holmes was third.is is his first win in a tour for the team which chris froome will be joining win in a tour for the team which chris froome will bejoining next year. of today's stage it was confirmed british rider simon yates had pulled out after testing positive for coronavirus. his team released a statement saying he developed mild symptoms after yesterday's stage and after two positive tests, he will now be isolating. and you have been hearing about marcus rashford's mbe in the delayed birthday honours on the number of other sports people are recognised and among them former wales and lions coast warren gatland gets a cbe. brendan foster becomes a knight. as an athlete he won the gold medal in the 5,000m of the european championship in 1974 and after retiring, he founded the great north run, one of the world's most famous marathons. we have had 40 yea rs of famous marathons. we have had 40 years of an event growing in stature, growing in size, growing with people loving it more and more, raising mi

it might be time for justice holmes to move on. and i'm sure it was one of the most difficult things justice holmes had to deal with. >> what was his relationship like with brandeis? >> he had a quite amicable relationship with brandeis personally. one of the indicia of that is he was willing to sign on or support this letter that he wrote against the court-packing deal. i think brandeis objected to a lot of hughes' judicial philosophy and was much more liberal than hughes but at the same time respected him as an intellect and this goes back to a theme that we've come upon a lot, which is to set his formidable intellect and ability to question various litigants and to reason from cases was really admired by all of the other justices. >> i need to ask, you described his formidable intellect. would you if you could time travel want to argue a case in front of his court? >> i think it would be fass flighting. i think some of the other justices on the court, the four horsemen in particular, were difficult personalities from the bench.

let me ask you in a related vein, justice holmes, oliver wendell holmes jr. said in the famous loughner case in his famous dissent in that case, he said the 14th amendment does that enact mr. herbert spencer's social status. do you agree with that statement? what do you think he was getting at with that? >> so justice holmes' famous dissent in loughner which was later the position adopted by the court, is that courts shouldn't power their ideas of good economic policy in the 14th amendment to stand in the way of policies that the legislatures enact. for example, on questions of maximum hours for bakery workers or minimum wages and those kinds of things. >> you mentioned economic policy. talk just a little bit about how a court could substitute its own views on economic policy for those of a law-enacting body of a legislature or of congress. >> sure. in that era, in the loughner era and then we saw it also in the cases that preceded the switch in time, the court was standing in the way, i guess, in loughner itself in the way of reforms for workers that legisla

and got him nominated on the court in three months holmes decided something roosevelt couldn't standand said i can carve a judge with more backbone out of a banana. he was serious, but holmes was doing his job. >> do you think every president comes to that effect blacks. >> yes, i do. there are big questions in law and journalism and any discipline by the time you are 50-years-old you begin to have a jurisprudential view. what is this country about that it can work in this country? those are big questions and you cannot often articulate an answer, but that doesn't mean that you're sort of your sort of jurisprudential view isn't there and if a president wants someone to hold the views on those questions somewhat like he does, he's probably luckier than theodore roosevelt, but he could be wrong on that, tomac. once that rope goes on, you are a judge and there's no point, and i haven't seen one [inaudible] >> justice breyer, in law school, we are taught very firmly that this is a battle on the merits and ideas and that's how it will be adjudicated. there is plenty of evidence for that y

the ground in search of clues with a distinguished detective, he is pakistan's answer to sherlock holmes and he is tracking footprints to run down cattle wrestlers -- wrestlers -- ♪ brent: to all of you around the world welcome, the french president has issued a call for unity after another deadly attack the police are calling islamist terror, and demand -- a man armed with a knife killed three people in a church in the southern city of nice today, they say the suspect is a 21-year-old tunisian who arrived in europe last month. this is the third such attack in france in two months of being blamed on muslim extremists. macron says the country will not give any ground to terrorists. >> police storing -- storming nieces peninsula were too late to stop the bloodshed, they shot and injured the attacker, three people have been fatally wounded one of them was a church official. >> we have just learned from the television that our sacristan has been assassinated, it is a huge shock. he was there all day long, he was not somebody who would drop in and go again, he was always there. >> the church

on the ground in search of clues with a distinguished detective he's pakistan's answer to sherlock holmes and he's tracking foot prints to run down cattle rustlers. and thanks for joining us french president and manorama issues a call for unity after another deadly attack that is being treated as an act of islamist terror a man armed with a knife killed 3. people and not are a dame basilica in the southern city of nice the suspect is a 21 year old timmy's young man who entered france from italy is the 3rd attack and france and 2 months blamed on muslim extremists mark hasse says the country will not give any ground to terrorists. the end of a tragic day in nice one which has left this mediterranean city in shock. nightfall has proved with that only a measure of calm forensics team still engrossed in the investigation into the outrage which set at the come within the basilica. police who stormed the church earlier who too late to stop the bloodshed by the time they shot and injured the attacker 3 people have been fatally wounded one of them was a church official believe go one we've just l

on the ground in search of clues with a distinguished detective he's pakistan's answer to sherlock holmes and he's tracking footprint strong run down cattle rustler. i'm burnt off to our viewers watching on p.b.s. in the united states and to all of you around the world welcome french president emmanuel macro has issued a call for unity after another deadly attack that police are calling islam is terror a man armed with a knife killed 3 people inside a church in the southern city of nice today police say the suspect is a. 21 year old tunisians who arrived in europe last month this is the 3rd such attack in france in 2 months being blamed on muslim extremists make wrong says the country will not give any ground to terrorists. police storming nieces not tradition basilica with too late to stop the bloodshed and by the time they saw an injured the attacker 3 people had been fatally wounded one of them was a church official. believe go one we've just learned from the television that hasek wriston has been assassinated it's a huge shock to get there financially he was that all day long he wasn'

drastic measures but they are kind of in the middle it's not a real look down it's a look down by holmes. this makes me suspect that in the end the problem will transform from a sanitary issue into an economic one and that is where the real problem lies. pretty much it's a disaster it will be devastating for many people and many families that work in the nightlife industry meanwhile in russia infection rates are soaring again recently hitting more than $16000.00 in a 24 hour period local authorities in moscow though are reluctant to return to a full locked on taking us through developments. well we're russia still seems to be far from a full lockdown however the numbers aren't looking good at all we have a new record $16550.00 new cases of corona virus and that is just in one day and plus $320.00 deaths russia has not seen such numbers in the spring so this is the worst statistic since the outbreak of the pandemic the regions are suffering more and more and the government authorities are being forced to act so starting from this week all russians in all corners of the countries will be o

still to come on our program you're going to meet pakistan's sherlock holmes his crime solving skills have made him a local legend. but 1st it's billions over budget and 9 years behind schedule berlin's new enter national airport is due to open tomorrow named for billy brandt a former child star of the new airport will mean the closure of tagle airport in the north of the city the delay as completion has been a national barris not for the country and then international embarrassment for the city of blend as well. finished at last and officially opening on saturday which is also quite appropriately halloween the new berlin airports development has been an engineering and administrative nightmare it's really going to storage from the get it made us a left wing stock throughout germany. in the new german engineers were ashamed. and the mounting cost overshoots were totally unacceptable. located southeast of pearl in the in brandenburg airport was originally budgeted for 2000000000 euros and supposed to go up and 9 years ago as the years dragged on costs tripled time and again hopes were

his movie, "enola holmes," is on netflix now.ng? >> good. >> jimmy: zooming in from your house right now? >> my house is south london yeah, quite late over here, excuse me if i yawn. >> jimmy: do you live in apple commercial? just a very white wall behind you, almost looks like photo booth. >> i had to move things around. i'm good, thank you. i'm tired, it's midnight over here. what about you? >> jimmy: it's not midnight although this is airing at midnight here so you're in right frame of mind right now. thank you for staying up. are you still in school? >> i am, in 17, in last year, think it's senior -- i'm really bad with grades and years but last year before college. >> jimmy: we call it senior year here. you're getting ready to go to college. you have school in the morning? >> no, i don't, thank god, on half term. otherwise be up at 6:45 getting the bus. >> jimmy: you were on the bus on the way to school when it came out, correct? >> yes, with the "enola holmes" poster on the side of the bus, started popping up all around lon

i'm michael holmes. you're watching "cnn newsroom." ♪ >>> with eight days remaining in the u.s. election season, the country is enduring its worst stretch of the coronavirus pandemic. for the 7th straight day, it has confirmed more than 58,000 new infections with a couple of days well over 80,000 thrown in the mix. and once again, the virus hitting the white house. cnn has learned at least five people close to the vice president have tested positive. among them mike pence's chief of staff and one of his closest aides. pence was in close contact with some of those staff members, but his office says he has so far tested negative and is so far refusing to quarantine. instead, he held a campaign rally in north carolina and plans to hold more up until election day. >> the world standing out here in the rain for one reason and one reason only. and that is in north carolina and america need four more years of president donald trump in the white house. >> and president trump was also on the campaign trail rallyi

but holmes was doing his job. >> do you think every president comes to learn that? >> i do. presidents,what the there are big questions in law, in journalism, in any discipline. by the time you are 50 years old, you begin to have views of what i call in law, jurisprudential views. what is this constitution about? , thats this country about this constitution can work in this country? those are big questions, and you can't often articulate an answer . but that doesn't mean your jurisprudential view isn't there. if a president wants someone who holds views on these big questions somewhat like he does, he is probably luckier than theodore roosevelt but he can be wrong there, too. judge, and there is no point, and i haven't seen it, deciding things on political grounds. >> justice breyer, in law school, we are taught fairly firmly that this is a battle on the merits and ideas and that is how it will be adjudicated. and there is plenty of evidence for that and you walked us through the many cases that are on the merits by which i mean, not some of the other things the public may a

i'm michael holmes, appreciate your company. we begin with breaking news of u.s. president donald trump's health, spending a third night now at the walter reed medical center. unlike other covid-19 patients who were kept in isolation, this president went on a joyride sunday evening. these images of mr. trump riding in an suv while infectious, raising doubts about how seriously he's taking this virus, even now, especially as he may be endangering the health of the secret service agents in the car with him. mr. trump tweeting this message before his ride. >> it's been a very interesting journey. i learned a lot about covid. i learned it by really going to school. this is the real school. this isn't the "let's read the book" school, and i get it and i understand it. and it's a very interesting thing, and i'm going to be letting you know about it. >> many medical professional say he didn't learn enough. here's what two doctors had to say to cnn about the president's outing. >> what is the purpose of this? and certainly if you're looking at the risks of the transmissio

i'm michael holmes, appreciate your company. the u.s. president's medical team is cautiously optimistic but warns he is not out of the woods yet. donald trump now spending a second night at walter reed military hospital as the virus that defines his presidency also potentially endangers his life. earlier, trump posted this video. >> i'm starting to feel good. you don't know over the next period of a few days. i guess that's the real test. we'll be seeing what happens over those next couple of days. >> now trump's doctor later said his patient made substantial progress since his diagnosis. the doctor adding that the president spent a lot of saturday conducting business. the white house releasing a couple of photographs depicting that. but a source told reporters earlier that the previous 24 hours were not so positive, that the president's vital signs were quote very concerning and that the next 48 hours will be critical. the "new york times" and associated press identifying that source as the white house chief of staff mark meadows. now l

the race for the white house continues later as democrats and republicans once again bloke holmes thisime though it will be a vice presidential scuffle with both trying to convince the public to back that bosses by trump but as donna coulter reports some question if there's actually much difference between the 2 parties. name calling personal attacks emotional accusations american society is now so deeply polarized between these 2 figures donald trump and joe biden the 20 twentieth's election campaign is looking more like a political circus than anything i'm not here to call out his lies everybody knows he's a liar live or use the word smart with me though to use that word because you know what it is nothing smart about you joe what do you she was excusing one who so you are number 2 he's putin's puppy you are a senator and the worst were resumes america has ever had. it's a. hard to get any word with this clown it's as if many people see this upcoming election as a showdown between good and evil if you like biden he's the country's only salvation for his racist fascist opponent but if

i'm michael holmes. snoe♪ >>> welcome, everyone, the u.s.resident's medical team is cautiously optimistic but warns that he is not out of the woods just yet. donald trump now spending a second night at walter reed military hospital as the virus that is defining his presidency is also potentially endangering his life. earlier, trump posted this video. >> i am starting to feel good. you don't know over the next period of a few days. i guess that's the real test. so we'll be seeing what happens over the next couple of days. >> now, trump's doctor later said, his patient made substantial progress since his diagnosis, having completed a second dose of ramdesivir, losing his fever and being off supplemental oxygen. the doctor adding that the president spent a lot of saturday conducting business. the white house rae leasing some photographs of that. you can see there. but a source told reporters earlier, the previous 24 hours were not so positive, that the president's vital signs were quote very concerning, that the next 48 hours will be critical.

quentin tarantino here, a nod to martin mcdonagh there and a soundtrack by gerry diver and david holmes—style heist movie beats. now that sounds like a lot of fun, but the film never quite lives up to the promise of its pitch. for one thing, the script is nothing like as sharp as it needs to be, lacking the killer punch of the superior movies to which it owes a debt. it's also self—consciously slick, although beneath the stylish surface, there's not much going on beyond the overcooked zaniness. where's the money? on the plus side, cooke, whose impressive cv ranges from me and earl and the dying girl to the limehouse golem and ready player one, does a pretty good job of holding it all together, injecting some much—needed heart and soul into the proceedings. beautifully put, frank! you can find pixie in cinemas now. i want to play out of doors. it was too hot to do so in india. i'm obliged by law to have you taught. then we'll need to break the law, won't we? frances hodgson burnett's 1911 novel the secret garden has inspired several movies, ranging from a silent production starring lila

fellow briton matthew holmes was third.ael start—up nation team, who chris froome will bejoining next year. portugal'sjoao almeida finished in the main bunch to keep the leader's pinkjersey. and ahead of today's stage, it was confirmed that british rider simon yates had pulled out of the race after testing positive for coronavirus. his mitchelton—scott team released a statement saying yates developed mild symptoms after yesterday's stage, and after two positive tests, he'll now be isolating. england's michael "venom" page has won the all—british bellator mixed martial arts welterweight bout against ross "the hitman" houston of scotland. the contest went the full distance in paris, with the judges giving page the victory by a unanimous decision, ending houston's unbeaten record. you can watch the rest of the night's action on the bbc iplayer. and that's all from sportsday. good evening. definite autumn chill in the air today and they will be again tomorrow. but compared to today, there will be a few of those darkening clouds

kristin holmes joins me now.bama case one of many people are saying let's expand voting in a lot of states, and republican states are fighting back. >> reporter: the thing about the alabama law is is that it doesn't call for or prohibit curbside voting. counties in past elections have used this system now during a pandemic at a time there are vulnerable people who might not be able to wait in long lines in a state they don't require you to wear a fake mask, the republican secretary of state banned counties from allowing any sort of curbside voting. a judge, lower court judge said they should allow it. now the supreme court ruling in favor again of the republican secretary of state. the really important thing to note here is that breakdown, 5-3. it is conservative leaning judges in the majority. you start talking about amy coney barrett, her advancement towards the nomination, and her confirmation, excuse me, this is likely what we're going to see more of is the conservative majority particularly when it comes to

he may be a bit unsteady on his feet but his mind is still razor sharp they call him the sherlock holmes of pakistan 70 year old is a master at tracking he goes after cattle rustlers in his home village of customer the success rate is over 80 percent. order prints tell you everything about a thief his size his weight how he walks you just have to be able to interpret them and there. is highly respected in his village 20 years ago the former farm laborer taught himself how to do detective work cattle masson had been getting out of hand and customer since then he's returned hundreds of stolen cattle to their owners even the police regularly call him in to help on their cases. deals are often a great help to us after all he's been doing it for a long time and pretty well knows all the possible suspects in the area. that i'm doing it i'm just like in a crime novel going after thieves and cuss or can sometimes be dangerous at his age knowledge and no longer takes part in chases nevertheless some of the bad guys still seek revenge. before i help catch attack me at home and beat me up badly but

good to have you on this every day, kristen holmes. day, folks because it's important. if you want to find your polling registration status, get information on early voting, the facts not the claims out there, go to cnn.com/vote. a lot of stuff there can help you out. >>> today the u.s. could reach 8 million confirmed coronavirus infections as more than half the country right now is dealing with this growing surge. ♪ woo! go go go go on a real vacation. visit go rving.com or your nearest rv dealer. >>> very good friday morning to you. it is friday. i'm jim sciutto. >> it's been a week i'm poppy harlow. we're so glad you're here. this morning following new developments in the race for a coronavirus vaccine as the nation grapples with a surge in cases and hospitalizations across the country. drug giant pfizer said it now expects to apply for emergency use authorization for its covid vaccine in the united states as early as late next month. they say we're operating at the speed of scnc

soon to be commissioner, jessica holmes, i know you are here somewhere. iste representative louis here. [honking] and a great coach. my granddaughter is with me today and went to a school coach lawson went to for little while in washington. she is recruiting some of the girls basketball team for my granddaughter went to school. a video you were were you made a competing inetween the heart of winning. hardalked about working and competing. everyone works hard but you said working hard is essential but competing is even more consequential. did you compete with everything you had? competing because you know what is at stake in what is at the -- winning.ning >> my good friends who represent the first and fourth distant -- district with decency and honor both,ll you we are doing working hard and competing like we never did before because so much is at stake for this nation. the very soul of the nation is at stake. as my cook -- as my folks used to say in college, it is go time. the most important election in our lifetime. the choice is as clear as it has ever

thank you so much, representative holmes-norton. before we go back, i want to make sure all the members have an opportunity to ask their questions. so the chair now going to recognize our colleague from virginia, ms. wexton. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you to the panel for joining us here today. and mrs. ghaisar, thank you so much for sharing bijan's story with us. i know it's very hard for you to keep going over this again and again and still have no closure. now, for those of you who are not aware, i'm a former prosecutor. i was a criminal defense attorney. so i appreciate the roles that everybody plays in keeping our community safe. and mr. argo, you know, my hat's off to you because pds has a national reputation of being one of the finest public defender agencies in the country so i know you have been there in the trenches fighting for people's rights, thank you, guys, so much for your service. it's really -- appreciate your remarks and what you've done for our country. think it's important to remember all those roles are

when he first came to the court very closely justice holmes and came back to the court as chief justice, even though he'd been away some 20 years, justice holmes was still on the bench and one of the things he had to do was eventually dliv eeliver news to justice holms that his colleagues had decided it might be time for justice holmes to move on and it might be one of the most difficult things he probably had to do as chief justice, especially because of the closeness between the two men and i'm sure it was one of the most difficult things that justice holmes had to deal with. >> what was his relationship like with brandeis? >> he had a quite amicable relationship with gran dyes personally. one of the indicia of that is the fact brandeis was willing to sign on to his letter or agree to support this letter that he wrote and, against the court packing deal, and i think that brandeis objected to basically a lot of hughes' judicial philosophy and was much more liberal than hughes, but at the same time respected him as an intellect and this goes back to a theme we've come upon a lot which i

commissioner, soon-to-be commissioner, jessica holmes, where are you? i know you're here somewhere. and also, stuart holley, zach hawkins, folks, coach, i tell you what, my granddaughter is with me today. she went to a school that the coach went to for a little while in washington. apparently, the coach is tell me that she's recruiting some of the girls basketball team from where my granddaughter went to school. and she showed me, coach, she showed me a video you were doing for your team where you made the distinction between competing and winning, the heart of winning. you talked about working hard and competing. everybody, you point out, works hard. but working hard is actually essential. but competing is even more consequential. you can work hard but did you compete with everything you had? competing because you know what's at stake, what is at the heart of winning? my good friends, t.k butterfield and david price, who represent the first and fourth districts with decency and honor, they can tell you that we're doing both, working hard and competing like we never did before becau

kristin holmes will help us.hank you so much for the reporting there. >>> and word this hour, first lady melania trump making a rare campaign stop tuesday in pennsylvania, her first on the trail in more than a year. the president's children routinely campaign on his behalf, the first lady is a notable exception. she gave a speech at the republican convention. but hasn't been on the campaign trail since june, 2019 at the re-election kickoff event in florida. >>> up next, dr. fauci on a potential new coronavirus vaccine. it was 1961 when nellie young lost her devoted husband. without him, things were tough. her last option was to sell her home, but... her home meant everything to her. her husband had been a high school football coach and it turned out, one of his former players came up with an answer. a loan, created just for older homeowners. and pretty soon, nellie young had one of the first reverse mortgages. discover if a reverse mortgage loan is right for you. use it to eliminate monthly mortgage payments and

cnn's christen holmes joining me now by phone.t else did the judge say. >> reporter: this is a huge loss for the trump campaign if and for republicans and should not be understated that this will shape the way votes are counted both by mail and in person in this critical swing state. you talked ab the drop boxes. that is a key part of it. republicans argued this were unconstitutional. the judge says no. signature matching, another big issue with mail-in voting. ads republicans have tried to argue they couldn't have just similar signatures. they had to be exactly the same as what the state had on record which we know actually ends up making a lot of ballots be rejected. judge overruled on that and the last was on poll watching. republicans argued that people should be able to be poll watchers outside of the counties that they live in. and of course as we know in pennsylvania there are urban areas that are more democratic. they were arguing people in red districts should be able to come into those district, etc. again. overruled on

. >> and i am heather holmes. there is no red flag warning in the bay area but that could change. specifically on the sunday. when there's expected to be extreme fire conditions. this morning we learned that the reason joel regional parks will be closed. let's bring in meteorologist rosemary orozco for more than this. >> those winds will be strong. this will continue through tuesday morning. urban areas could see wind gusts between 45 to 50 miles per hour. this begins with a high wind watch and will last into monday morning. the winds will be strong wrapping up with the dry conditions in place. and fires will start easier and spread faster. that's the big concern. we are so incredibly dry at this point. on the other hand we will not see warm weather in the forecast. better details on those temperatures coming up in just a little bit. >> cooldown is great if we could just get some rain. be sure to download the ktvu fox 2 news weather app for the latest watches and warnings. >>> prosecutors in the scott peterson double murder case said that they will retry the sentencing phase of th

cnn's kristen holmes joins me now.risten, the trump campaign is pushing a lot of these cases with a lot of help from state republican parties. what are the latest big ones we know about? >> well, look, we just had some breaking news overnight regarding new jersey and montana. in new jersey a federal judge actually ruled in opposition to the trump campaign. they were trying to stop new mail-in ballot rulings passed, one being you could count ballots after election day, even if they didn't have a post mark. we also know that republican voters in montana, they went to the courts as well. they are asking the supreme court to stop the governor from allowing counties to send mail-in ballots to anyone in any county that is a registered voter. one thing we need to keep in mind here is litigation is a key part of the trump campaign strategy. as these cases start to work their way through the system, republican officials feel more and more confident. the reason being, the makeup of the court. as we know, president trump, senate

. >>> let's go over all of these headlines with cnn's kristen holmes. she's in washington.e threatening emails are coming from, might have come from, and how many voters have received them? >> jim and poppy, it's not a small number. at the university of florida alone, the spokesperson there said roughly 183 people received that email. we know there are at least dozens more. so in terms of who it came from, to the voter, it appeared to be coming from a far right group known as the proud boys. the chairman of that group denies having anything to do with that, in fact says he's working with the fbi, wants the group to be punished for impersonating the group. we obtained a copy of the email and sent it to an analyst who said they believe it came from a foreign intra net structure. so something we're focusing on is this foreign interference and we're still at the beginning phases of this investigation. >> also, we know it's possible we may not know the winner of the presidential election until a few days after the election or at least not on election night. we just don't know at

our kristen holmes joins us now. good morning. i was listening last night to minnesota senator amy klobuchar explain the urgency here to our chris cuomo, basically telling people this morning in minnesota do not mail your ballots in at this point. >> reporter: good morning, poppy and jim. that's absolutely right. she's not the only one. we have heard from state official after state official who are sounding the alarm, warning people that if you are sitting on an absentee ballot, you are planning on slipping it into the mail, do not do that. it is a risk. it might not be counted. the best thing you can possibly do is drop it off if you are able at a drop off location, those are open until 3:00 p.m. on election day. now, let's talk about this decision. an appeals court ruling that that week-long extension that would allow for the late arrival of those absentee ballots went against state law. here is what the appeals court said, however well intentioned and appropriate from a policy perspective in the context of a pandemic during a p

kristen holmes joins me now.kristen, this is one of the battleground states where we might be waiting for a while 9/11 it's a blowout. a complicated process, the president says i want it counted on election night and there's absolutely nothing wrong with that. >> absolutely. we continue to say this. just because we don't have results on election night doesn't mean something bad has happened, it's just the system at work. now, the problem with different systems of counting mail-in ballots, it might cause some confusion on election night. here is why. i want you to see this latest number, 1.84 million early ballots cast. keep in mind pennsylvania is not a case who has a robust, in-person early voting program. most of these are mail-in ballots. that's not something to sneeze at. they will all have to be processed. as you membershintioned philade will start at 7:00 a.m. so when the polls close they will have some information to give to the public. erie, lucerne say they are not going to start counting until after the

. >>> kristen holmes joins us. the net effect here, the biggest of big pictures, kristen, this means that more ballots will be accepted by mail in pennsylvania for longer. >> good morning, john and alisyn. that's right. i don't think we can stress enough just how big of a deal this is on so many levels. let's start with what's in front of us. this could potentially affect thousands of votes in f pennsylvania, a critical swing state, a state that donald trump needs to win and both campaigns are laser focused on. alisyn broke it down a little bit. it essentially says that ballots can be counted up to three days after the election in the is absentee ballots, as long as they are post marked on before the election or if that post mark isn't legible. we've all been there, get a letter in the mail, you can't really see what it says. those ballots still have to be counted. this is a big win for democrats. republicans wanted absentee ballots to stop being counted after election day. here's the secretary of state in pennsylv

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good evening to you, i'm andre senior. >> i'm heather holmes. man ripped the necklace off of the woman's neck. it happened in sunnyvale earlier this week. henry lee has more on the incident that happened wednesday and whether it is an isolated crime. >> reporter: it happened on a residential street on otherwise quiet morning, these 2 women try to take a simple walk with a young child. >> the video is chilling, 2 women, one pushing a stroller down quail avenue in sunnyvale, wednesday morning and the calm shattered. >> they were approached from a suspect from behind. >> reporter: the man pretends to fall, fiddles with the shoe and pounces attacking the woman with the stroller. >> knocked to the ground and a gold necklace stolen off of the victims neck. >> reporter: the robber ran off, the incident lasted 10 seconds. >> reporter: our victim sustained minor injuries, scrapes and bruises. the captain of the sunnydale department of public safety said the man did not care there was a child in the stroller. it rolled out into the street as the 2 struggl

cnn's kristen holmes joins us now with new details on how votes could be counted in pennsylvania, whichwrinkle, kristen. >> good morning, alisyn. yeah, so we've long said that there will likely not be results on election night given the unprecedented nature of this election, and that's particularly crew in the critical swing state of pennsylvania, because they are not allowed to open, process, count, any of their more than 1 million mail-in ballots until 7:00 a.m. on election day. and it's not an easy process, it's getting through multiple envelopes, scanning, processing. so now we are hearing that there are different ways that different counties will actually count those mail-in ballots. for example, in philadelphia, in some of the larger counties, they're going to start counting those mail-in ballots at 7:00 a.m. that way when the polls close at 8:00 p.m., they have tens of thousands of ballots counted and they will have at least some results before they get to those in-person results and a later wave of mail-in ballots. some of these critical swing counties like erie county, cumberla

i'm michael holmes. >>> welcome everyone. as the u.s. enters the final week of the 2020 election season, it is also enduring its worst stretch of the coronavirus pandemic. the country now recording more than 225,000 deaths from covid-19. and for the 7th straight day it has confirmed more than 58,000 new infections with a couple of days well over 80,000. not a single state is currently trending in the right direction. and once again, the virus hitting the white house. cnn has learned at least five people close to the vice president have tested positive, including one of mike pence's closest aides and his chief of staff. pence was in close contact with some of those staff members. but so far he's refusing to quarantine. his office says he's tested negative and plans to hold more campaign rallies in the days ahead. >>> the white house chief of staff, mark meadows, defending the vice president's decision to continue campaigning, but admitting that the nationwide outbreak is out of hand. >> here's what we have to do. we're not going to contro