. >>> dee snider is not happy and he doesn't want them playing the group's music. in his tweet snider called the group selfish adding they do not have permission or busting to use my song for their moronic costs. >> a very grim and extreme punishment for people who violate the face covering mandate. violators are ordered to dig graves for those who have died from coronavirus eight people have been sentenced with that punishment violators did not participate in the actual burials they've also had to sit in a haers containing a casket and asked to reflect on their actions. >> it's been quite a weekend for weather out there. let's check in now with janessa webb on this friday. good morning >> good morning, you two good morning, everyone we have sally is finally starting to exit, but just a few rain bands that are still impacting north carolina into west virginia. virginia as well and this will push offshore by this afternoon. then we transition to tropical depression 22 that formed yesterday. i do think this becomes a tropical storm by this afternoon into your evening

dee snider wore these items when he testified in the u.s.s. >> you say your song "under the blade" is about surgery. have you ever had surgery with your hands tied and your legs strapped? >> the song was written about my guitar player. he was having polyps removed from his throat and he was fearful of his operation and i said eddie, while you're in the hospital i'm going to write a song for you. >> the congress put together a list of the filthy 15, the songs they identified as public enemies number 1 through 15 in making the case that rock and roll has to be controlled, censord, this led to warning labels being put on cds, and, you know, this -- these songs, if you talk to artists, weren't that outrageous and when they brought dee snider, it's really easy to understand why they wanted dee snider there. he was this metal head, he wore mascara, he was a character. >> it's not a wild jump and i think what i said at one point was that songs lallow a person o put their own imagination, experiences and dreams into the lyrics. people can interpret

actually, it's rob snider's daughter, that was when she was four months old and i think rob said be heri have done with those duties is hug her back stage at a sandler show. so, i didn't want to over do it, i may have under did it though. but, she is great. and one of her songs in the wrong, missy. which i love. her latest ep is called "in isolation." here with the song "the let go," elle king. ♪ ♪ cold as it was for a winter's day the sun came out cause the sky was grey ♪ ♪ the wolves are back they've come to play i thought i heard your father say ♪ ♪ go down to the tunnel where the devil wants ya out to the street where the people hunt ya ♪ ♪ it hurt more than it was supposed to ♪ ♪ i was waiting for the let go i swore i wouldn't til you said so ♪ ♪ i put the pieces back together so thank you or whatever nothing lasts forever ♪ ♪ man i guess so waiting for the let go waiting for the let go ♪ ♪ out of the grey into the woods i take my chances i know i should ♪ ♪ when the light comes listen closely follow my shadow to the old me ♪ ♪ mother of the moon tell me what to do it is scary it i

we have artichoke -- artifacts snider. he wore these items when he testified at the u.s.u say your song "under the blade" is about surgery. have you ever had surgery with your hands tied and your legs strapped? >> the song was written about my guitar player having parts removed from his throat and he was fearful of the operation. i said i will write a song for you. >> congress put together the list of the filthy 15, songs public enemies one through 15 as terms of making the case rock 'n roll has to be controlled, censored. this led to warning labels being put on cities. these songs, if you talk to artists, were not that outrageous. -- it is easy to understand why they wanted d snider there. he was this metalhead, he was a character. >> it is not a wild jump. havenk songs should imagination, experience and dreams into the lyrics. people can interpret in many ways. she was looking for sadomasochism and poundage -- bondage and found it. >> he was chosen to be the one to testify in front of the senate. what they did not know, that this was a sober, articulate family man who w

jessica snider is there. >> reporter: people have flocked to the supreme court for three nights in a row now, and it's not just all the flowers and the candles that people are laying out here but the memorials have also turned inventive. you can see on the sidewalk the chalk drawings. they say everything from, thank you, rbg, to rest in power. it's really amazing. these talks, tributes, they remain all around the perimeter of the supreme court itself. outside the supreme court tonight the crowds have actually thinned out. a lot thinner than last night's vibrant tribute and vigil. the flowers are still lining the sidewalk. people have been coming out here for three nights now to leave the flowers and to light these candles. the tributes aren't just outside. we've learned inside the supreme court, even though it's been closed since march, they have kept with tradition in that they've put a black wool crepe over her bench chair and bench in front of her. they've hung a draping over the courtroom entrance. that's something that's been done since the 1800s. a lot of tributes out here. sti

and when they brought dee snider, it's easy to understand why they wanted him there.gs allow a person to put their own imagination, experiences and dreams into the lyrics. people can interpret it many ways. she was looking for bondage and she found it. >> he was chosen to the one to testify in front of the senate. what they didn't know, this was a sober, articulate family man who was very passionate about the subject and really helped make this case about the reason that rock 'n' roll and art forms shouldn't be censored. there's a couple instances in our history where the government starts to get involved. there's the pmrc hearings when alan freed was investigated by government for a scandal. >> hello, everybody. this is alan freed. it's time again for another of your favorite rock 'n' roll session. >> on the surface, that's a story about a guy who's corrupt, according to the government, and he's taking money to play music. >> enjoy the moon dog show! >> but it was much more than that. they were operating under the assumption that no one would play what they called at

jessica snider explains. >> reporter: the attorney general ramping up his increasingly provocative candidates. in a speech to a conservative college wednesday night comparing covid restrictions to slavery. >> putting a national lockdown stay at home orders is like house arrest. it's -- you know, other than slavery, which was a different kind of restraint, this is the greatest intrusion on civil liberties in history. >> reporter: the highest ranking member of the house aghast. >> that statement by mr. barr was the most ridiculous, tone deaf god awful things i have ever heard. it is incredible. the chief law enforcement officer in this country, to equate human bondage to expert advice to save lives. >> bill barr used the speech to assert his authority as attorney general and slam the hundreds of doj prosecutors working under him. >> name one successful organization or institution where the lowest level employees decisions of deemed sacrosanct. they aren't. there aren't any. letting the most junior members set the agenda might be a good idea for a montessori preschool, but it's no way to run a f

cnn's jessica snider reports from washington. >> reporter: democrats are really drilling into this ideahat a confirmation of amy coney barrett, in particular a speedy confirmation, would be detrimental to health care in this country. one week after the election on november 10th the supreme court will hear arguments on the constitutionality of the affordable care act, in particular whether that individual mandate that has been struck down to 0 dollars penalizing people if they don't get insurance, if that's constitutional and if not if the entire affordable care act should be struck down. that was back to 2012 where chief justice john roberts sided with liberals ruling it was constitutional because it was a tax but in 2017 amy coney barrett before she was on the 7th circuit she wrote this saying chief justice roberts pushed the affordable care act beyond its plausible meaning to save the statute. it's that line that's giving democrats pause as to how amy coney barrett will come down on the question of the affordable care act. house speaker nancy pelosi is saying it could have huge practi

our sarah snider on the scene. sarah, we're learning new details about that call between joe biden and jacob blake. what can you tell us? >> reporter: that's right. joe biden did get a chance to the talk to the blake family, several members of the blake family including his mother, his father, his sisters but also talked to jacob blake as well. and he talked about what happened as jacob blake is still in the hospital but he also talked this stark difference between him and president trump. what he sees as mishandling of race relations in this country going all the way back to the deadlyia nite the right rally in charlottesville, virginia. >> his brother and two sisters, his mom and dad on the telephone. and i spoke to him before but this time together with my wife, and he talked about how nothing was going to defeat him, how whether he walked again or not he was not going to give up. we talked about the 23rd psalm. well, i think what's been unleashed with a lot of people is that they understand that fear doesn't so

jessica snider, cnn, washington. >>> lying in state in the u.s. capitol is extremely rare. fewer than 40 people have received that honor since the practice began in 1852. after the capitol ceremonies ginsberg's casket will be transported to arlington national cemetery for burial. >>> protests over the police shooting death of breonna taylor have turned violent in hollywood. one person was struck by a vehicle there thursday night. stephanie elam was there and explains how the events unfolded. >> we've been out here following these protests in hollywood, california, in the name of breonna taylor. it started over by a cemetery where there are people speaking and then they began to march and as they were marching they got to one intersection in hollywood where a car either came into the crowd or proceeded to move through the crowd. it did sound like some of the protesters then started hitting the car and then the car accelerated out of the crowd. we saw there was one person on the ground. they encircled this person. they were calling for help. they did allow a fire engine to co

rhonda snider recorded this video saturday at do nails, saying this woman did not wear a face covering. she said the woman then got into a heated argument with another customer who had asked her to put on a mask. signs inside and outside of the salon clearly spell out that masks are required. >> it's not a personal cause to me. it's just something you do out of respect for other human beings and to be kind. >> well, clinical psychologists say isolation, anxiety, fear, and lifestyle changes during the pandemic may be causing this type of behavior in some people. >> ride-sharing company lyft said it may be pulling out of california. in a sworn statement, lyft's ceo said the business may be forced to leave in the state or part of the state if it is forced to reclassify drivers as employees. a san francisco superior court judge recently granted an injunction to give ride-sharing companies more time for a plan to comply. uber has also threatened to leave the state after the november election. >>> the death of actor chadwick boseman has more people taking a new look at cancer, which many tho

. >> reporter: i'm jessica snider in washington. to its plan to hearing arguments over the phone when it starts its new term next month. the justices have not heard arguments in person since march and in may they began hearing arguments telephonically for the first time. all of these procedures were put in place because of the pandemic, and it's allowing everyday people easier access to hearing these arguments in real time online. the supreme court begins its new term on october 5th, and among the many arguments will be the trump administration arguing to eliminate completely the affordable care act. >>> i'm randi kaye in miami, florida. north of here in broward county, the school superintendent says he would like to start in-person classes as early as october 5th. the stupt rsuperintendant sayin what we used to close the schools is what we will use to open the schools. even though he's in favor of in-person learning. some children if their parents continue can continue to learn at home. this needs to go before the county school boa

definitively does suggest that there was collusion or cooperation -- let's use cooperation or what tim dee sniderilm, seduction between trump and putin. there was a lot of crosstalk and cooperative support. >> well, great to talk to you. the documentary is fantastic. i had a chance to watch part one of it and everyone can watch the two-part documentary "agents of chaos" tonight at 9:00 p.m. on hbo and hbo max and hbo is owned by cnn's parent company warnermedia. >>> "new day" continues right now. >> the idea of 200,000 deaths is really very sobering. >> the president writes off the 200,000 people as nameless statistics. but these were people. they had names, they had lives. >> the fda apparently coming out with some tougher standards on the approval of the vaccine. >>> the republicans are falling in line with amy coney barrett. >> i want to proceed with the consideration procedure. >> this process totally lacks legitimacy. the republican party has broken its word. >> this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> good morning, everyone. welcome to our viewers in the united states and

our sarah snider on the scene.e're learning new details about that call between joe biden and jacob blake. what can you tell us? >> reporter: that's right. joe biden did get a chance to the talk to the blake family,

. >> cnn's jessica snider has more now. >> reporter: christine and laura, democrats are really drillingmation of amy coney barrett, in particular a speedy confirmation, could have detrimental effects for health care. that's because the supreme court on november 10th, one week after the election, they are set to hear arguments on the affordable care act, in particular whether the individual mandate now that the penalty is at zero dollars for people who don't get insurance, whether that's constitutional. and if it's not constitutional, whether the entire affordable care act should be struck down. it was in 2012 that chief justice john roberts stepped in to save the aca by ruling it was constitutional by attacks. amy coney barrett wrote this about the chief justice saying chief justice roberts pushed the affordable care acts beyond its plausible meaning to save the statute and it's that line that's causing great concern for democrats and house speaker nancy pelosi talked about the practical effects that would happen if the aca was in fact struck down. >> doesn't matter what the process is

you mentioned timothy snider who is a professor of european and russian history at yale.ecause i have it in front of me and it strikes me as adding to our understanding of what was it in for russia. russia was lucky to have trump who has the power of being a white american in real life performing their goals quote, trump is perfect for russian oligarchy because he shares the tenets that the rules are a joke how is this going to play out -- i know you largely looked back, but you're a subject matter expert now how is this going to play out in our upcoming election in your guess? >> look what's happening all over again he's claiming that if he loses that the election will have been rigged that's exactly what happened so i have no doubt that the russians are currently trying to penetrate our election systems in order to be able to sew chaos. one of the reasons i think that the russians are so interested in promoting trump as a candidate is not on account of any policies some people have looked at various policies and said, well, trump has been tough on russia i don't think t

trump's also losing support of a growing list of republicans, one in particular, rick snider, the former governor of michigan, a key battleground state in the coming election saying that when's endorsing joe biden adding that biden would quote bring back civility and labeling trump as quote a bully. he's just one of nearly 100 prominent republican and independent leaders who endorsed biden this past book as part of the newly formed listen con project coalition called republicans and independents for biden. i want do go back to the one time trump confidant michael cohen who's recently released from prison, the former trump lawyer has a new book scheduled for release in tuesday called "disloyal: a memoir." there's a portrait of constellation of characters president trump and calling him one of trump's bad guys and describes the president as a cheat, a liar, a fraud, a bully, a racist, a predator, a con man. cohen acknowledges his own challenges throughout the 432-page book and trump's designated thug and discusses his convictions in service to trump. the memoir describes episodes of trump'

. >> rick snider endorsed joe biden this morning. what do you make of that in terms of michigan? there are a number of people who usually vote democrat that went for donald trump in 2016. is the former governor an outlier? >> he's an outlier, but it only takes 1%, 2%, 3% of the trump 2016 voters, of the normal republican voters to switch to defeat donald trump. that's why they matter. the huge majority of republicans will vote for donald trump, but if it's 88% instead of 94%, that flips three or four states and gives the election to joe biden. >> bill crystal, danielle moody, thank you for starting off the program. >>> still to come, we know what happened after the world saw george floyd's death caught on camera. now there's another disturbing video of another deadly confrontation between a black man and the police. bill barr says russia is not the biggest foreign threat to the 2020 election. we'll tell you who he says it is coming up. >>> these are live pictures of kenosha where presidential candidate joe biden is at a round table with community leaders. he's trying to convey a