we have mona kosar abdi and will reeve here.the other corner we have all of our favorite insomniacs joining us from home. so away we go. mona says bring it on. they're bringing it. >> what are we doing? >> i'm asking you questions and it's y'all against our insomniac friends. think of it like family feud. you guys are a team. question number one, half of american adults do this every day and a third of those people have changed their habits related to this activity in order to impress others? >> exercise. >> mona says exercise. will, any guesses? >> flex on the gram. >> flex on the gram. >> i don't know. brush their teeth. >> i was thinking that but i hope more than half your guys do that. >> shower. >> shower is a solid guess. the correct answer, believe it or not, drink coffee. >> to impress others? i'm fighting for my life. >> you might switch to drinking it black. you might switch to drinking it iced in order to impress your boo. i don't know. >> make sure you have a good coffee order. >> question number two. a recent survey

>> i hope you're ready for your closeup mona. >> is anyone else seeing this?'s just you and me, sweetheart. you're such a dream to work with, mona, or should i say nightmare? >> wait a minute. anyone in my dream is too close for comfort. ever heard of social distancing? please. >> wait, what? ♪ ♪ [ screaming ] >> oh my god, i love your dress? is it rubber? gucci? this has to be balenciaga, gucci? love it. as protective as it is, i hate to be that person. we need to do something about the mask as well. here, i got you covered. oh, now that's killer. you're welcome. ♪ ♪ >> hey, mona. >> you scared me. [ screaming ] >> oh my gosh, i love your mask. a few holes that we need to cover up. ♪ >> i want to play a game. >> you must be playing games if you think you're riding this elevator. one person limit. >> my god, did you say games? i love games. which games do you play? ♪ >> taking creamers that are not yours. ♪ [ screaming ] oh, home made mask! but it's the details for me, the stitches for me. is this vegan leather? you need to do something about the mouth? do you

mona? >> elizabeth, thank you. >>> a security guard hired by a tv news station is accused of murder after a protest in denver. police say matthew dolloff got into a confrontation with another man who fired pepper spray at him. the 49-year-old victim was shot once and died at the hospital. this happened as left and right wing groups were holding a rally and counter protest. officials say dolloff was not licensed to be a security guard. it is unclear what started that confrontation. >>> hurricane delta blamed for two deaths in louisiana. the storm toppled trees and power lines leaving 700,000 power outages. about half of the power outages have been restored. many homes and businesses where the storm came ashore flooded, damaged or destroyed about six weeks after hurricane laura went through the same area. >> i feel very hopeless. i'm thinking i don't know if i'm going to be able to live through the put back together only to have it destroyed again. it seems like we're in a pattern. >> the rem

>> yes, mona.w and this summer, we're currently entering into the flu season. just for context right now we're battling approximately 60,000 new cases per day and in the summer averaging at its peak around 75,000 cases per day in mid-july so our goal is to prevent going in that direction and to prevent hospitals from reaching capacity of battling the simultaneous virus of the flu and covid-19. >> dr. scott atlas from the white house coronavirus task force tweeted a message, which has been removed by twitter saying masks don't prevent covid and in the quite he quotes the world health organization as saying, quote, widespread mask use not supported and many harms. what is your reaction to what dr. atlas is trying to say and what's behind this messaging? >> so that statement is false and frustrating and it's concerning that that opinion is guiding the president of the united states. we've seen in numerous studies the benefit of wearing a mask and reducing risk of transmission and exposure of covid-19.

mona: that is the key question here. will we get over the next 12 month period this much anticipated and much eluded rotation into the cyclical trade? clearly, and when we look historically over the last 10 years, there have been approximately four instances where value cyclicals have led in a more sustained way. usually they are leading for a six to 12 month period. with think we could be set up for another leadership in value cyclicals. of course, that would be in the scenario where we get the vaccine in the latter half of tos year or take some time globally. that backdrop, combined with ,ngoing low rates in stimulus we do see the opportunity for that trade to reemerge, so investors should layer that in when they get the opportunity. tom: procter & gamble the other day, and right now there is nestle coming out, and once isin, organic revenue growth simply better than the gloom that is out there. is that the major call for the next two or three years, with the shock of the pandemic and the agony of the pandemic? are we

good morning, faith. >> reporter: hey, good morning, mona. coronavirus cases are surging across the country in what some are calling a new wave. many hospitals feeling the strain as the cdc releases new guidance on wearing masks. this morning, a new recommendation from the cdc saying anyone traveling in public transportation should wear a mask. a practice already required in several states, but the guidance coming just days after white house adviser dr. scott atlas claimed masks don't work. his message removed by twitter. it all comes as dangerous signs emerge. nearly 400,000 new virus cases nationwide in the past week. hospitalizations up in 41 states and 21% of hospitals across the country running low on icu beds. >> this is by far the highest number of patients that we've had since the pandemic began. >> reporter: in el paso, texas, a 500% increase in cases this month. the virus taking the life of el paso bishop harrison johnson who gained worldwide attention last year presiding over the funeral for a mass shooting victim. >> something lik

i'm mona kosar abdi. >> i'm andrew dymburt. kenneth is off. we begin with new allegations that iran and russia are working to interfere in the u.s. election. >> in a surprise news conference, u.s. officials claimed iran and russia have obtained u.s. voting data and they claim that iran is behind a video that falsely suggests fraudulent ballots can be sent from overseas. >> this comes ahead of a critical day in the race for the white house with 12 days left in the campaign, president trump and joe biden are preparing for tonight's final debate. we have new reporting on the strategies of both sides. >> but first abc's faith abubey begins our coverage with those new claims about election interference. faith, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, mona and andrew. federal authorities say iran and russia are both actively interfering with the u.s. election, but democrats are questioning the timing of this new warning. this morning, new concerns that foreign governments are trying to meddle in the upcoming election. director of national intelligen

i'm mona kosar abdi. >> i'm will reeve. kenneth is off.e begin with a new prediction about the coronavirus. >> researchers are predicting a significant increase in new cases over the next four weeks. we're already averaging more than 50,000 cases per day. >> we're also learning more about president trump's son barron who tested positive. the president speaking in iowa last night cited his son's case as more evidence that schools should re-open. >> it all comes as six states report a record number of hospitalizations with none of the 50 states trending in the right direction when it comes to new infections. this morning, president trump revealing new details about his teenage son's covid diagnosis. >> he had it for such a short period of time. i don't even think he knew he had it because they're young and their immune systems are strong. >> reporter: at a rally in iowa where thousands packed into an airport hangar, the president cited his son barron's case for re-opening schools. >> people have it and it goes -- get the kids back to school.

i'm mona kosar abdi. >> and i'm will reeve. we begin with judge amy coney barrett getting grilled by democrats. >> she was confronted with several big issues including obamacare and abortion, and overnight president trump weighed in during a rally in pennsylvania where he also insisted that we're turning the corner on the pandemic. >> under three weeks until the election, more states have started early voting. some people waiting in line all day. in texas yesterday a record 128,000 people voted in harris county alone. >> but let's begin with the supreme court confirmation hearings resuming today. abc's elizabeth schulze has the latest. good morning, elizabeth. >> reporter: mona and will, the 11 hours of questioning so far has been calm and cordial, but there were some tense moments when barrett was questioned about health care, women's rights and the upcoming election. this morning, judge amy coney barrett insisting she gave no commitments to the white house pending her confirmation to the supreme court. >> i have no mission an

i'm mona kosar abdi. >> i'm andrew dymburt. kenneth is off. we begin with the race for the white house one day before the final crucial debate. >> president trump is on the attack calling on the attorney general to appoint a special prosecutor to investigate the bidens. the president also taking aim at "60 minutes" anchor lesley stahl after cutting their interview short. >> all of this coming as the pandemic rages across the country. more than 20,000 people have died in the last month. new york is now urging residents to avoid nonessential travel to neighboring states. meanwhile, the white house says these 31 states are now in the so-called red zone due to their infection rates. >> let's begin our coverage with abc's faith abubey. she has the latest from the campaign trail. faith, good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning, mona and andrew. the biden campaign is hoping for a big boost in pennsylvania, so later on today former president obama will hit the campaign trail and bring their message there. meanwhile, president trump is stepping up

mona, trevor. >> an incredible job by kimberly.right now on "america this morning," strategy session. the new moves made by the trump and biden campaigns looking for an advantage with less than a week to go. the president's urgent appeal to suburban women. first lady melania trump attacking democrats and joe biden's move to flip georgia blue. plus, overnight the trump website, the victim of a cyberattack. >>> also breaking overnight, anger exploding in philadelphia. looting in the streets, the national guard called in. what we're learning about the police shooting of a black man, his mother who saw him shot more than a dozen times speaking out. >>> the founder of an alleged sex cult learns his fate. the judge throwing the book at the ma

kenneth and mona. >> all right, rick klein, we appreciate it. and we have much more analysis on abcnews.com. >>> now the latest on the coronavirus cases linked to the white house. abc news confirming new cases overnight just hours after president trump released this video call his infection a, quote, blessing in disguise. here's abc's andrea fujii. >> reporter: this morning the coronavirus outbreak at the white house growing. an internal memo obtained by abc news revealing at least 34 people have now tested positive up from 24 wednesday afternoon. and now another top military official is positive after attending a meeting with the joint chiefs. general gary thomas is second in command of the marine corps. all but one of the joint chiefs are now in isolation after coast guard admiral charles ray tested positive. meanwhile, president trump returning to the oval office wednesday. his doctors saying the president has been symptom-free for over 24 hours. >> i went in. i wasn't feeling so hot. and within a very short period of time they gave me regene

i'm mona kosar abdi. >> i'm will reeve. we begin with the race for the white house and those dueling town halls. >> president trump and former vice president joe biden taking questions from voters on everything from the coronavirus to the economy. >> it comes as the pandemic enters a new phase. doctors reporting a third peak in infections. meanwhile, the number of americans applying for unemployment benefits has jumped to the highest level in nearly two months. >> we begin our coverage with abc's elizabeth schulze. good morning, elizabeth. >> reporter: hey, good morning, mona and will. trump and biden squared off in separate televised events just as biden's running mate, kamala harris, came off the campaign trail. in a campaign first, president trump and joe biden taking questions in dueling town hall events. >> what would your administration do in terms of following the science? >> we missed enormous opportunities and kept saying things that weren't true. >> has your opinion changed on the importance of mask wearing? >> no

i'm mona kosar abdi. >> i'm andrew dymburt.begin with the final debate showdown in the race for president with just 11 days until election day. >> the two made their closing arguments to voters, but nearly 48 million americans have already cast their ballots. that's a 700% increase over this time in 2016. >> and it all comes against the backdrop of the pandemic with new cases up 32% in the last two weeks. the final presidential debate kicking off without interruption, the candidates feisty but focused. president trump with the first question defending his administration's response to the coronavirus pandemic, which has now killed more than 220,000 americans. >> we closed up the greatest economy in the world in order to fight this horrible disease that came from china. it's a worldwide pandemic. >> reporter: joe biden with a strong rebuke of trump promising if elected his administration will do things differently. >> if you hear nothing else i say tonight, hear this, i will take care of this. i will end this. i will make sure we

good morning, will. >> good morning, kenneth, good morning, mona.ox is a med and engineering student at duke who was inspired seven years ago to join be the match. it's a decision that would alter his life forever. when daniel cox was a senior in high school, he was looking for some last-minute inspiration for a project for speech class. >> it was like the night before it was due. i came home from school and saw this segment of robin roberts about be the match. >> 70% of the people who need marrow transplants do not have a match in their family. >> looked up some more about it and just kind of on a whim and i'm like, this is due, i'm just going to do my speech on this. >> what started as a procrastinated project turned into a passion, one that could change the trajectory of dan's life. >> i registered to be a donor and within three months i was matched up with missy. >> dan providing a life-saving bone marrow transplant to missy jenetti. who is battling cancer. his donation worked. dan admits he's becoming like family. >> we became really close. we

so mars is closer to earth in october than it will be for another 15 years, mona. >> wow.e wanted to jump ship, now is the time to do it. >> okay. yeah. mars is right there in your reach. >> the red planet is going to make its closest approach to earth, sorry that was yesterday, at 10:18 a.m. october 6th. >> it won't be that close again until 2035. >> one day at a time. >> i hope we're all here to see it. >> one day at a time. >> yeah. >>> speaking of sharks, how ntn now. >> right? editorial note. researchers working off the waters in nova scotia canada found this huge >> big old shark. >> giant great white shark. >> 1606 kilograms. how much is that in pounds? i did that math so fast in my head. it was almost like a voice said it in my ear. >> hey, mona, also in this "weird science" if your man has a deep sexy voice, hey baby. >> girl, he gonna cheat on you. this is science, y'all. this is science backing up what women have known. are more likely to engage in infidelity than feminine men. i don't know about that wording, but they found no strong correlation between female

i'm mona kosar abdi. >> and i'm trevor ault in for kenneth moton. we begin with several overnight developments in the race for the white house including a cyberattack targeting the trump campaign. >>> also a new number, 70 million. that's how many americans have already voted early. that's more than half the total vote during the 2016 election. >> meanwhile, the coronavirus taking center stage with positive test rates increasing in 11 battleground states. >> and this morning, "the new york times" is out with new reporting on the president's finances. but let's begin with the hacking of the trump campaign website. this morning, an apparent cyberattack hitting the trump campaign. for a short time last night a message at the top of the campaign's website reading, quote, this site was seized adding, quote, the world has had enough of the fake news spread daily by president donald j. trump. the campaign says it's working with law enforcement to investigate. it comes as "the new york times" reveals new details about the president's finances citing federal

kenneth and mona. >> much more on "gma." andrew in washington, thank you. >>> doctors say they're seeing troubling trends as infection rates rise in 30 states. one report described as the most concerning since memorial day warns the risk of virus transmission has rapidly increased across much of the northern u.s. a severe outbreak in wisconsin prompted teachers to call for a switch to remote learning. the governor is asking president trump to either skip his rallies in wisconsin this weekend or require everyone to wear a mask. latinos have been hard hit. one doctor now calls it a historic decimation of the latino community that make up 56% of virus deaths in texas. one potential vaccine is facing new scrutiny from the fda and we'll have that later this half hour. >>> now to the fallout from the first presidential debate. president trump took a victory lap telling supporters he took the fight to biden. now the debate moderator is speaking out for the first time about that chaos on the stage. this morning, president trump clai

i like your face, mona. >> ah, thanks.otel staff in am was knocked out of the lld mi playoffs and had to leave the facility. he also reportedly left his room spotless, mona, as another way of saying thanks. >> westbrook said he likes to do the right thing. >> that momma raised that boy right. >> she sure did, and i guess freddie is "nightmare on elm street." i i referred to him as freddy krueger. >> all right. that's true. >> top headlines are next. a pill for adults with moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis . and swelling, stiffness, and helps stop further joint damage, even without methotrexate. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections. before and during treatment, your doctor should check for infections, like tb and do blood tests. tell your doctor if you've had hepatitis b or c, have flu-like symptoms, or are prone to infections. serious, sometimes fatal infections, cancers including lymphoma, and blood clots have happened. taking a higher than recommended dose of xeljanz for ra may increase risk of death.

in a tweet, mona. >> the president was already on standby. white house adviser hope hicks had tested positive. he said both he and melania were in quarantine awaiting test results. then as you mentioned, that tweet at 12:54 saying, note does and i tested positive for covid-19, we will begin our quarantine and recovery process immediately, we will get through this together. the president's long called this virus the invisible enemy, but now as the world watches, he is part of the face of this virus now. >> 74 years old, he's a high-risk category. we know it's having a global impact. we heard from rebecca jarvis, our chief financial correspondent, who said that the stocks are already pointing down. she said exactly this, stock futures immediately sold off on news that president trump has tested positive for covid-19. at this time the s&p 500 is pointing to a 1.5% lower open there. we also heard from the first lady in a tweet. she says, as too many americans have done this year, potus and i are quarantining at home after testing positive for cov

thanks, mona. everyone skpept for the dodgers fans are cheering. thanks, mona. >>> coming up, rapper offset detained and then released after an incident allegedly involving trump supporters. what we're hearing from his camp this morning. that's coming up. >>> plus, record enthusiasm. long lines in new york city and elsewhere across the country as early voting is now happening in all 50 states. our correspondents are talking to voters across the country, plus find out the voting rules in your state. >>> and hornets nest. how crews are dealing with the first known nest of so-called murder hornets in the u.s. we'll be right back with that story. >>> "good morning america" sponsored by medicare options from blue cross and blue shield companies. from blue cross and blue shield companies. s hal. this is hal's heart. it's been broken. and put back together. this is hal's relief, knowing he's covered by medicare from blue cross blue shield. and with coverage you can trust, backed by over 80 years of healthcare expertise, we'll be there when it matters most

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kenneth, mona. >> all right, andrew dymburt there live in washington, thank you. >>> facebook says it'scking down on all pages and groups linked to a qanon conspiracy theory. the company says all accounts that represent qanon whether they promote violence or not will be removed. critics say the crackdown may be too little too late. >>> thousands of americans are taking shelter in cancun as one of the biggest storms to ever hit that region slams the shore. hurricane delta has just been downgraded to a category 3, but it's set to become the record tenth named storm to make landfall in the u.s. during one season. here's abc's andrea fujii. >> reporter: overnight, thousands of tourists trapped in the bull's-eye as hurricane delta bears down on cancun. >> we're just trying to get out of here. >> reporter: the powerful storm catching vacationers off guard. airports packed as travelers scramble to get out. officials in cancun clearing out more than 30,000 people staying in hotels along the coast. many were moved to these makeshift shelters inland. >> never been to a hurricane area. >> reporter

i'm mona kosar abdi. >> and i'm trevor ault in for kenneth moton.e begin with president trump and joe biden both heading to the midwest today in the final push before election day. >> we learned the trump campaign agreed to limit attendance to 250 people at today's rally in minnesota due to the state's coronavirus restrictions. >> more than 80 million americans have already cast their ballots but to appeal to those who haven't voted yet, joe biden will be doing something this weekend that he hasn't done so far during this campaign, now, we'll get to that in a moment but first some star power for the trump campaign. this morning, president trump finding another ally in the world of hip-hop. ♪ if you don't see me on the block, i ain't trying to hide ♪ ♪ i blinged in with the hood i'm camouflage ♪ >> reporter: lil wayne posting a picture alongside trump thursday night after what the rapper called a great meeting endorsing the president's proposed plan aimed at bringing millions of jobs to black communities. in the meantime, both candidates remaining fo

i'm mona kosar abdi. >> and i'm trevor ault in for kenneth moton. we begin with the damage on the gulf coast. >> hurricane zeta slamming into louisiana with new orleans in the bull's-eye. winds topping 100 miles per hour. flooding and now up to 8 inches of rain as the storm barrels northeast. >> the storms caused at least two deaths including one in mississippi and power outages are now widespread. >> but first the new video from the region. overnight, hurricane zeta barreling into the gulf coast after making landfall in louisiana as a category 2 storm. zeta is now the strongest hurricane to hit the continental u.s. this late in the season in more than a century. authorities preparing for a storm surge of up to nine feet in mississippi and alabama. >> hurricane zeta has made it to gulfport. we are in the outside of the eye wall, and the winds have gusted above 70 miles per hour. the storm surge should happen at any moment. >> overnight nearly 1 million power outages across the region. in biloxi, mississippi, cars bobbing like bath toys in a parking

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i'm mona kosar abdi. >> aim andrew dymburt. kenneth is off. we begin with the historic white house event last night to swear in the new supreme court justice, amy coney barrett. a large crowd gathered but this time most people were wearing a mask and were socially distanced. >> it comes as the presidential campaign enters the final stretch. both candidates announcing more trips to swing states. joe biden is defending his smaller events saying he's being responsible in the age of covid. but the trump campaign claims biden could never get the crowds the president gets. >> a record shattering 64 million votes have been cast and melania trump hits the campaign trail today. >> we begin with history at the white house last night. this morning, a political win for president trump one week before the election. judge amy coney barrett will replace ruth bader ginsburg on the supreme court after taking the constitutional oath from justice clarence thomas during a rare evening ceremony at the white house. >> so help me god. [ applause ] >> reporter: with

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for mona, it's a vivid memory. six years old when the civil war started, el hallak: whomever has been through war doesn't wake up in the same way that someone who hasn't been through war because you know you kind of earned your life. during the worst times, the bombing, you run to the toilet -- to the indoor toilet of any house. and there are times where i spent nights in a toilet like this with 30 people like sardines. and you want to feel crushed by other people. so you don't mind suffocating because really my memory is i wanted human bodies next to me because i don't want to die alone. lemonis: when i hear stories like this, it almost feels disingenuous for me to say that i'm lebanese because i didn't go through what you went through. el hallak: there are people who left during the war forever -- never came back. the war changed their lives. lemonis: mona hopes that people like me, the ones who had to go away, will return to places like this to get a better understanding of what happened here. el hallak: and i g

kenneth and mona? >> alex, thank you. >>> developing here in new york, one person was killed and two others injured when a sea plane crashed into a pier in queens. witnesses said the plane bounced on the water at least twice before striking the pier at high speed. no one on the ground was injured. federal officials are looking into the cause of the incident. >>> now to record-breaking wildfires devastating california. those flames scorching more than 4 million acres. that's double the previous record set in 2018. firefighters are battling 20 major fires with about two months remaining in the fire season. 31 people have died this year. >>> tropical storm gamma is stalled over the yucatan peninsula of mexico. it's expected to crawl along mexico's coast dumping more heavy rain before making a turn to the north. at least six people died as the storm battered the region with near hurricane-force winds, fallen trees, black-outs and flooding have been reported. >>> time for a look at your monday morning weath

this is an incredible moment in history, mona. i'm pretty sure that the white house, at least in modern history, has not been the site or the scene of an infectious disease quarantine. but this morning it is. >> and the situation is developing. once the sun comes up, it is going to be a whole different day, a different coverage, a different campaign going forward. the trump campaign, we haven't heard from them yet, how they plan on addressing this situation going forward. the president has, in his own words, said he downplayed the virus so that he didn't create panic. he has been openly critical of mask-wearing, openly critical of the former vice president, joe biden, wearing masks in public. and now that he has contracted the virus, we want to know how the campaign plans on moving forward. >> we are seeing the headlines this morning on the papers. i think we have some of those to put up on the screen right now. we have seen some of those headlines coming up. there were some that were -- >> i was going to say "the daily news" just

mona, i recently moved next to a popeye's chicken outlet.g to be a real problem because of the spicy chicken sandwich. >> you're a sucker for the chicken sandwich. >> i cannot help myself. you're aware of the chicken sandwich wars? popeyes and chick-fil-a went at it for a little while. >> i was there for the twitter feed. or chicken. >> a new challenger has now entered the ring. >> who? >> wendy's. there it is right there. they're calling it the classic chicken sandwich replacing the home style chicken sandwich. >> definitely a lot more dense. >> they say it's got premium all white meat chicken breast that's juicy and crispy. here's why you care. you can get one for free through november 8th. make a purchase at a wendy's or through the mobile app. you can get one free sandwich per week. try it out. see which chicken sandwich is to your liking. >> there's two things i know about wendy's. one, their frosties are bomb. two, they are petty with a capital "p" on twitter. so i'm ready. >>> so this next story is actually more of a psa. i need you t

mona, what do you see? >> i see bad breath. that's it.t's all i see. >> tell us using the hashtag wnn fans. we want to hear from you, what do you think those onions look like? we won't be able to share those. >>> well, during this pandemic, we have no, no ground to call anyone fat. >> no, not at all. >> or any animal fat. >> don't use the f-word around here. >> yeah. we're all a little festively plump these days. but apparently in alaska they have a competition where they crown the fattest bear. this bear. >> let's see this booboo the bear. oh, hey bear. >> not fat shaming anyone. they said he had enough fat to hibernate in july, but he kept eating. i can relate to that. >> i can. >> he kept eating. >> that stomach is, like, all up in the water. but these are some cute puppies here at the pet store. look at that one on the tricycle, peddling along there in brazil. cute puppies. >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, from the new film, "hubie halloween," noah schnapp. and we are kicking off our famous world record series wit

mona kosar abdi, abc news, new york. >> abc news will host a town hall with presidential nominee joe biden on thursday. you can watch it live in a special edition of "20/20" also on our connected tv app and that is available to download on roku, amazon fire, android tv and apple tv. >>> day two of judge amy coney barrett supreme court confirmation hearing and two lawmakers are taking center stage. jobina is tracking what is expected to be a tense morning at the live desk. jobina? >> yes, kumasi. a marathon session lasting about nine hours. so, we're hearing from senator dianne feinstein and also senator kamala harris among the 22 senators questioning barrett today. expected to appear virtually. she will appear virtually for the hearings. called it reckless to hold it in person in the middle of this pandemic and also said the confirmation hearings should have been postponed. senator feinstein said the senate should not move forward on this until the election is over. and the next president has taken office. the san jose state professor says so far democrats and republicans are talking