i'm dan ashley. we appreciate your time. "world news tonight" is next. >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. abc news has learned president trump intends to pick amy coney barrett as his nominee to replace ruth bader ginn against on the supreme court. what we've just learned tonight. the news comes on the same day the nation witnessed a historic farewell at the u.s. capital. the casket escorted into the rotunda. becoming the first woman and jewish woman to lie in state. joe biden and kamala harris among those attending. the bipartisan women of lawmakers saluting her as she left. justice ginsburg's trainer doing pushups to honor her. >>> president trump moving to make his pick

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i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. thank you for joining us. yesterday's skies may have been a bit scary, but climate advocates are actually seeing an opportunity. in fact, they may mark a mind-set changing moment. abc7 news reporter kris reyes explains why. >> it was as if the day was night. >> reporter: that's exactly what this picture shows. date stamp 9-9-20, 12:00 p.m. a moment turned into a message, when the day is night, will it finally dawn on us that the time for action is now? the caption, one word. vote. the image was posted by one atmosphere, an s.f. based nonprofit dedicated to fighting climate change. >> for people that are harder to reach, yesterday was probably a watershed moment and it really brings it home. >> reporter: san francisco supervisor rafael said he plans to use the image, too, when he tries to pass legislation, banning natural gas in new buildings in the city. >> when we're talking about the fires, we're going to talk about the day the sun didn't come out. so many images from yesterday i think will get used again an

. >> and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. let's get to abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel to talk more about this terrible air quality we're still enduring. sandhya. >> yeah, dan and ama. it is awful. it's hard to breathe if you even step outside. let me show you a view from our east bay hills camera. visibility is being impacted down to just over two miles in livermo livermore, about a mile and a half in palo alto. it's pretty clear as to why. look at the air quality right now. santa rosa, napa, concord, san francisco all in the red along with oakland, livermore, and san jose. that is unhealthy air quality. the same holds true for the santa cruz area. it hasn't gotten much better since the weekend. when you take a look at the spare the air alert, it has been extended through wednesday. but there's hope. thursday and friday, the air quality begins to improve. i'll be back with a closer look at that forecast coming up. dan and ama. >> thanks very much. >>> our bad air is being pushed east across the country. this meteorolog

i'm dan ashley. we have team coverage tonight on the eerie orange skies that loomed over the bay area. we're going to start with abc 7 news reporter kate larson in the east bay where she found people searching for a sense of normalcy. >> reporter: photographers lined up along treasure island road to get potentially once in a lifetime snaps of san francisco's skyline cloaked in a cloud of orange. >> it's really sad that it's the condition the way it is, but it makes for some really dramatic pictures for sure. >> reporter: both automobile photographers trevor joelen and daniel turned their back to the road and pointed up. >> even with the fog, it's usually just gray and neutral colors, but today it's a lot more orange and red. >> reporter: in walnut creek, cars were covered in arab and in oakland the zoo closed because of poor air quality. the solar panels on a abc 7 photographer's home in pinole generated a fraction of electricity when the sun's rays actually reach the earth. out here in the bay exerc

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm dion lim. let's get to what we know on the glass incident fire, burning in napa and sonoma counties. we just learned it's burned over 36,000 acres and there is no containment. tens of thousands are evacuated. >> the fire did make it to oakmont and into annadale early this morning. but there was a vealiant firefight here on the east side of santa rosa to save as many homes as they could. and the statement i heard is they have saved far more than they lost. >> six shelters are set up across the counties, and officials are working to set up a seventh. >>> one of the most famous resorts in the bay area has sustained heavy fire damage. let's go to reporter kate larson at the meadowwood resort in st. helena tonight. kate? >> reporter: hey, i've been here for the better part of an hour now, watching this building here. this is a five-star resort and club in napa valley. this is a hotel room, a lodging room that has just been burning to the ground. i saw it in flames about 5:00, and we've just watched

. >> i'm dan ashley. united states added about 40,000 coronavirus cases today after hitting 6 million yesterday. >> california reported a little more than 3,700 diagnosed covid-19 cases, its lowest total in a while. >> but the state also saw 85 deaths, pushing its total to more than 13,000. the bay area has had nearly 88,000 confirmed cases of coronavirus. >> in san francisco, a new timeline has been established for reopening businesses and schools. this as some barber shops and nail salons were allowed to reopen for outdoor services to day. here is abc 7 news reporter lyanne melendez. >> reporter: it was a welcoming sound for the owner of joe's barber shop in san francisco who took his business outside after being closed for six months. >> very well spaced, lots of airflow. it's really -- it's great. a nice safe place for a haircut. yay! >> reporter: besides barber shops, hair and nail salons and massage centers were allowed to reopen outside. everyone must wear a mask and go through a screening process.

. >> abc news anchor dan ashley examines this side of the covid-19 crisis. >> reporter: not since the aids crisis has a disease been so political. much of the fight against covid-19 has clearly split along america's political fault lines. from debates over reopening schools to reopening businesses over whether to even wear a mask in public. >> the yelling and the calling people stupid on both sides, by the way -- i think it is absolutely not doing us any good. >> reporter: ucsf researcher dr. monica gandhi led a groundbreaking study on the benefits of masking and worries about the effects of mistrust and cynicism in our national dialogue. and there's growing evidence for concern. in a recent keizer family foundation poll, more than half of americans say they wouldn't get a covid vaccine shot if it became available before the election, with a majority fearing it could be rushed into use in an effort to aid the president. dr. yvonne maldonado says trust is critical. >> if we don't produce a safe vaccine, we will lose the confidence of the public. >> reporter: while studies suggest the p

and i'm dan ashley. let's get right to weather anchor spencer christian to find out how much longer these dangerous air conditions are going to last, spencer. >> you're right, the conditions are dangerous. let me give you a look at air quality a rnld the bay area. you can see these red dots indicating unhealthy air. a few yellows near the north coast there, to the central part of the bay area, san francisco, free month, concord, livermore, san jose to the south bay all have poor air quality, including locations in the santa cruz mountains. now, we have surface wind right now that's blowing on shore. that will slowly push some of the smoke and the pollutants eastward. it's not going to happen overnight. as we look at the smoke forecast, you can see over the next two days tomorrow and into wednesday, we'll see the reds and purples pushing to the east and some cleaner air coming in. there will be some improvement. the problem is, working offshore, there's another plume of smoke-filled air coming our way. tw

here is dan ashley. >> i was actually in the middle of feeding my daughter when this bill came up. >> reporter: it was the last day of the session with a lot of bills down to the wire. assembly member buffy wicks a democrat from oakland had been on maternity leave after giving birth four weeks ago. she returned to the capitol on monday with her baby to vote for several bills she supported. >> it was not an easy decision kind of weighing the calculations do i bring her, is there exposure. >> reporter: assembly members agreed on a proxy system but her request was denied because maternity leave was not considered a high risk the category. >> and that we're both committed to working together to relook at this policy and then look at it again, figure out how it can be more inclusive and flexible. >> reporter: wicks was up stairs in her office when the housing bill she supported came up for a votes. she rushed down to the floor to vote with elli nestled against her. >> and elli agrees that we need to pass this bill. >> reporter: the bill passed but too late to get to the senate floor, but t

here's abc7 news anchor dan ashley. >>> the tragic attacks of september 11th may seem to have little in common with the covid-19 crisis, but 9/11 and the serious anthrax attacks that followed triggered a wave of emergency laws that yield critical power today. >> considerable concern in the bush administration that we would be attacked again. >> reporter: retired ken bernard headed up a special white house bioterrorism team and a wide-ranging law called the bioshield act of 2004. create a stockpile of vaccines as quickly as possible. >> well, of course. >> reporter: first, federal dollars poured into a market for vaccine development. pharmaceutical companies were ultimately granted protection from most liability and the secretary of health and human services, along with the fda, were given special authority to speed the release of promising drugs and vaccines. >> emergency use authorization gave the government the ability to declare a public health emergency or a need for that product that was more important than the full licensesure pros. >> reporter: that is the legal driver for muc

good evening, thank you for joining us, i'm dan ashley. >> a busy week ahead. >> a week where everyone should remain vigilant. >> it begins tomorrow night at 9:00, it runs until monday morning at 8:00 a.m., it's a combination of gusty %-ps going to mean critical fire weather conditions with the low humidity. here's a look at the wind forecast, winds begin to pick up initially saturday night into sunday morning. you will notice 26 miles an hour in middletown. still pretty gusty around calistoga. higher elevations even stronger. a second round of winds sunday night into monday. there is a wind advisory on sunday, could see some power outages and the possibility of down tree limbs. as you check out those temperatures on sunday, triple digits. >> just moments ago, pg&e said 200 customers in the napa county area only would be impacted by a pg&e power safety shutoff watch for sunday and monday. it means that conditions could end up leading to a power shutoff in an effort to prevent wildfires p.m. in the east bay, the weather conditions will be perfect sadly for wildfire danger. eric thomas i

. >> i'm dan ashley. the clock is really ticking on emergency bill to block evictions for millions in california. current ban expires midnight. state senate passed ban an hour ago, waiting on the assembly to send it to the governor. luz pena. >> reporter: the clock is ticking. if emergency bill is not approved by midnight, millions of californians could be evicted as soon as tuesday. >> today's the deadline, it's very important, very needed. >> reporter: owes four months of rent, holding on to this emergency bill that could extend eviction protections five more months. worst fear is to be homeless. h. >> my daughter and -- it's for me really stress. i don't have a job, i lost my job almost six months ago. and i don't know what to do. >> reporter: spends her days applying for jobs and updating resume but 1st of ever month has to make a decision between rent and feeding her 14-year-old daughter. >> food. >> reporter: reality of at least 4 million californians according to assembly member reported being hous

. >> i'm dan ashley. for all of us, we appreciate your time. you've made it halfway through the week. you're cruising for the weekend. right now on jimmy kimmel, guest host josh gad with daisy ridley. have a good night. >> customers said family members who owned the car recently bought a new one, and they figured they'd give to it someone who could really use it. >> the owner of the diner says she always puts in a little bit of extra onto her customer service, saying -- for example, remembering what they like, what they dislike. it's the little things when you go back to a place, you frequent an establishment, the fact that they remember you, like cream no sugar. the fact that they remember your name. all that stuff helps. >> yeah, a favorite waitress, waiter. i've had many of those throughout my time living in different places. you always want to go back there and give back to those businesses as well. so many people still need so much help during this pandemic. as the time ticks on we think, okay, economy's getting back up and going again, pe

good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. the air was bad today, it probably won't be better tomorrow or the day after that. abc 7 news meteorologist sandhya patel begins our coverage. >> one second here. i guess the computer has just shut down. give me a second, i'll come back to you. hopefully we can talk about the air quality. i have no idea what's happening here. sending it back to you. >> thank you, sandhya, dan? >> we'll get back to sandhya in a moment. you can see how smoke and pollution enter our lungs and into our blood stream. it can cause coughing and itchy eyes and increase the risk for people with heart problems as well. it is potentially quite dangerous to take in. the city of oakland has set up two centers where people can get relief from the bad air. one is at the diamond library. from noon until 7:00, the other at the north oakland senior's center at 57-14 martin luther king junior way. both will be open tomorrow. >> they're trying to stay safe from unhealthy air generated. they plan to open relief centers. >

i'm dan ashley. we have team coverage tonight on the eerie orange skies that loomed over the bay area. we're going to start with abc 7 news reporter kate larson in the east bay where she found people searching for a sense of normalcy. >> reporter:

. >> and i'm dan ashley. ♪ >>> this is an abc color presentation. >>> from hollywood, it's jimmy the emmy award-winning cast of "schitt's creek." and now, here's jimmy kimmel. >> jimmy: we are coming to from you our studio in hollywood on the first official day of fall. you can tell it's fall because the fires are starting to change color. it's very beautiful. and with the new season comes a fresh new crop of emojis.

i'm dan ashley. we appreciate your time. for . >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live," with guest host, brad paisley. tonight, rainn wilson. and now, here's brad paisley. ♪ well i love him but he left to fish jimmy took the summer off and now i'm at the desk ♪ ♪ and i don't miss him not one bit ♪ cause tonight, we've got a great show ♪ ♪ and some funny, funny [ bleep ] ♪ ♪ take a break from the mean tweets awkward beats and lame jokes ♪ ♪ about donald trump it's the brad paisley live show ♪ ♪ oh lookin there a ratings bump ♪ ♪ >> thank you! thank you five sweaty people in face shields. appreciate it. this is awesome. and it's freaking weird. because everything is freaking weird right now. but some parts of life are starting to get back to normal. for instance i'm very excited that the new nfl season kicks off tomorrow. hank jr. always asks, "are you ready for some football?" hell, i'm so starved for sports i'm ready for some badminton. the nfl is doing things differently this year. lik

. >> i'm dan ashley. for all of us, we appreciate your time. you've made it halfway through the week. you're cruising for the weekend. right now on jimmy kimmel, guest host josh gad with daisy ridley. have a good night. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live", with guest host, josh gad. tonight, daisy ridley, and our health care hero of the week, and now, here's josh gad. >> hello and welcome to "jimmy kimmel live!" instead of guests tonight, we have the sounds of lawnmowers. i'm your guest host, josh gad. i'm shooting this in what appears to be pablo escobar's guesthouse. it's about a hundred degrees right now. but you know with the breeze, it only feels like hell. when i agreed to host this show a few weeks ago, i said "let's do it outside! that's what the health experts recommend!" and then this weekend, l.a. county recorded its highest temperature ever of 121 degrees. i know that because literally every person i follow on social media posted a screen grab of

. >> and i'm dan ashley. for larry beil, sandhya patel, all of us here we appreciate your time. right now on jimmy kimmel guest host ben plat with zendaya. have a good night. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live," with guest host, ben platt. tonight, zendaya, and music from muna and the knocks. and now, ben platt. >> hello, and welcome to jimmy kimmel live. i'm your guest host, ben platt. i'm what's known as a triple threat. i sing, i act, and i post absolutely savage yelp reviews. i've also won a tony, an emmy, and a grammy. and i was one of time's 100 most influential people, which means i am now above the law in perpetuity! what's that? i'm being told that is not in fact the case. but it was crazy. i was on the same list with lebron james and kim jong un.

i'm dan ashley. we have team coverage tonight on the eerie orange skies that loomed over the bay area. we're going to start with abc 7 news reporter kate larson in the east bay where she found people searching for a sense of normalcy. >> reporter: photographers lined up along treasure island road to get potentially once in a lifetime snaps of san francisco's skyline cloaked in a cloud of orange. >> it's really sad that it's the condition the way it is, but it makes for some really dramatic pictures for sure. >> reporter: both automobile photographers trevor joelen and daniel turned their back to the road and pointed up. >> even with the fog, it's usually just gray and neutral colors, but today it's aot orange and red. >> reporter: in walnut creek, cars were covered in arab and in oakland the zoo closed because of poor air quality. the solar panels on a abc 7 photographer's home in pinole generated a fraction of electricity when the sun's rays actually reach the earth. out here in the bay exercising,

. >> and i'm dan ashley. for larry beil, sandhya patel, all of us here we appreciate your time. right now on jimmy kimmel guest host ben plat with zendaya. have a good night. just one jar was named best retinol cream, want the cream winning beauty's best? best retinol moisturizer, and best overall night cream. olay retinol24 faced the test to be awarded the best. olay. face anything. >>> check out the massive flames from the slink fire along the california/nevada border. evacuations orde

i'm dan ashley. we appreciate your time. "world news tonight" is next. >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. abc news has learned president trump intends to pick amy coney barrett as his nominee to replace ruth bader ginn against on the supreme court. what we've just learned tonight. the news comes on the same day the nation witnessed a historic farewell at the u.s. capital. the casket escorted into the rotunda. becoming the first woman and jewish woman to lie in state. joe biden and kamala harris among those attending. the bipartisan women of lawmakers saluting her as she left. justice ginsburg's trainer doing pushups to honor her. >>> president trump moving to make his pick official. >>> also tonight, the family of breonna taylor in front of the cameras today. the family now demanding a release of the grand jury transcripts. one officer charged with wanton endangerment. bullets going into the apartment. the family attorney asking, what about the bullets that hit breonna taylor? the video emerging showing police

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. >> i'm dan ashley. united states added about 40,000 coronavirus cases today after hitting 6 million yesterday. >> california reported a little more than 3,700 diagnosed covid-19 cases, its lowest total in a while. >> but the state also saw 85 deaths, pushing its total to more than 13,000. the bay area has had nearly 88,000 confirmed cases of coronavirus. >> in san francisco, a new timeline has been established for reopening businesses and schools. this as some barber shops and nail salons were allowed to reopen for

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm dion lim. let's get to what we know on the glass incident fire, burning in napa and sonoma counties. we just learned it's burned over 36,000 acres and there is no containment. tens of thousands are evacuated. >> the fire did make it to

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. >> and i'm dan ashley. abc 7 is committed to building a better bay area, and one of our core efforts is striving for racial and social justice. it often gets political and off gets loud. >> usa! usa! >> that is a sample of the demonstrations by pro--trump supporters on the golden gate bridge yesterday. people with opposing views say they were racially discriminated against, and were not allowed to cross the bridge while members of the other group were. and there is another side to the story. here's melanie woodrow. >> walk away! walk away! >> reporter: a march was organized by walkaway sunday, a campaign to invite democrats to leave their party and join the republican party. >> basically getting the message out we are not going to allow the radical left in this country to take over america's streets. >> reporter: area resident izzi says he decided to respond. >> we organized a last-minute counterprotest. >> reporter: he asked that we not use his last name for his safety. he says the golden gate patrol and c

. >> and i'm dan ashley. this sign says it all. extreme fire danger. it is why mt. diablo state park is closed. it is still hot and winds are picking up, leading to a red flag warning. the sky is filled with smoke from the already our spare the air days aren't over either. >> any minute we speck an update on the power shutoffs underway before the 18,000 customers in sonoma county and about 5,000 in napa county lost power overnight and probably won't get it back until tomorrow. we'll bring you pg&e's update as soon as it happens. we do have a team of weather experts keeping track of the conditions. drew tuma is live on the roof monitoring air quality, plus spencer christian. >> it may seem surprising that fire danger is up as temperatures are dropping sharply. look at the 24

i'm dan ashley, everybody! >> today is international coffee day as part of the mr. coffee. i didn't know he was still around. he couldn't ducted a survey about coffee and coronavirus habits. 57% said they pick up new coffee skills during quarantine. i'm not sure what that means. regarding iced coffee, people say it is a year round favorite. and people love it so much. 14% said they would rather get a tattoo of an ex's name than give up coffee. do you think they have a problem? >> well, i'll just say, somebody among us would have a sleeve of names if that went into effect. >> who would go for that? >> we're n revealing names. >> you brought it up. >> spencer? >> we're not revealing anything. >> i have nothing to reveal! >> i'm wonder berg the new coffee skills. >> a lot of people including my husband have picked up sour dough skills. i didn't realize people are home making coffee in different ways. >> i've had some friends that are. they're doing the little designs on their coffee when they finish it off. >> all right. >> wean air force veteran made of doing what's right,. n

. >>> the governor created a the task force joined dan ashley today on abc 7's getting answers. steyer says lots has to be done to make it happen. >> going on see the private sector innovate, we'll see california researchers and engineers and business people coming up with new ideas and new products to satisfy the need. some of them will be surprises, which is great. that's what we do. and we'll see businesses created out of this. jobs created out of this. we'll see an economic engine here. >> keep in mind the order isn't necessarily a done deal. it is expected to face lawsuits. >>> the newest tiktok challenge. this one could have deadly consequences. you won't believe it. >>> and taking a live look if our exploratorium camera in san francisco. look at all that blue water. we are streaming all of this live. this live cam and others from around the bay area 24/7. it is all at our new connected tv, i'm to help california's 19 most vulnerable. over 24,000 homes were destroyed by wildfires in less than two years. too many of those victims are also hit with a sudden tax hike after th

. >> and i'm dan ashley. ♪ >>> this is an abc color presentation. >>> from hollywood, it's jimmy the emmy award-winning cast of "schitt's creek." and now, here's jimmy kimmel. >> jimmy: we are coming to from you our studio in hollywood on the first official day of fall. you can tell it's fall because the fires are starting to change color. it's very beautiful. and with the new season comes a fresh new crop of emojis. the uni code consortium, those that decide which emojis do and do not make it onto your phone, these are some for 2020. i don't know if they don't sum up 2020 i don't know what does. this is person with beard and woman with beard. that looks like emo-jesus. even our emojis are letting themselves go. i've had meetings with these people, i've filled out the forms and presented my case, still no meatball emoji. sausage, dumplings, tacos, no meatballs. they have falafel and bundt cake, but no meatball. we need a new president, we really do. [cheers and applause] we have a fun show, jack black, tenacious d, is with us. and we will be joined by the cast of the show that domina

follow mow twitter and facebook at dan ashley at abc7. >>> i think she's so relatable and touched so many lives in all walks of life. >> we appreciate your time. ♪ ♪ try my $4 mini munchies with marinara or ranch. back at jack in the box. ♪ try my $4 mini munchies with marinara or ranch. back at jack in the box. try my $4 mini munchies with marinara or ranch. ♪ this is "jeopardy!" introducing today's contestants-- a media rights assistant from los angeles, california... an operations manager from los angeles, california... and our returning champion, a writer from pasadena, california... ...whose 1 day cash winnings total $18,401. and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- alex trebek! [ applause ] hey, johnny. thank you very much. hi, folks, and welcome to the program. uh, just about $20,000. that seems to be the average winnings every time we get a new champion on "jeopardy!" what's going to happen today? let's start finding out. julissa and alyssa, welcome. good luck. let's go to work. ♪ now the categories, starting off with... ...followed by... hmm. ...and finally... oh,

. >> and i'm dan ashley. for spencer christian, chris alvarez, all of us. ♪ this is "jeopardy!" introducing today's contestants-- a writer and editor from redlands, california... a television director from cadillac, michigan... and our returning champion-- a public policy director from long island city, new york... ..whose 2-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome, everybody. we're gonna have a lot of fun in this half hour. i've got that feeling. we have some terrific players and some great clues. so good luck. let's get her done. now the categories. they are... sounds pretty straightforward. each correct response will begin with a "w." that's followed by... and finally... jesse, start. nonfiction for $600. - ben. - what is australia? - you're on the board. - plant (on) the flag, $200. - ben again. - what is canada, eh? - yeah. eh. - $400, please. for sure, eh.

you have ashley's parents who are there, a lot of family members, aunts, uncles. and even just people from the public were interested in this case. >> reporter: the prosecution's allegation was perfectly clear, tom fallis argued with his wife, and in a fit of rage, shot and killed her. >> at the conclusion of this case after you've received all of the evidence, you will be convinced, beyond a reasonable doubt, that it is him who pulled the trigger. >> reporter: prosecution witnesses said ashley was in high spirits at her new year's eve party, not at all suicidal. >> she was happy the whole night laughing, smiling. >> she was dancing with her children, interacting with all the guests. >> tom, though? ashley's uncle john testified about tom's sudden blowup when he discovered ashley asked him for a joint. >> and i was sort of taken aback by it, because everything was fun that night and then all of a sudden, boom. so i was just like, whoa. >> reporter: a neighbor said ashley told her how tom got physical with her. >> she told me how he had pushed her around before. he

moody in wisconsin senator dan weingart. thank you to both of you. you had both donald trump and joe biden in your state this week, biden had a knock word moment today in kenosha. >> if you make less than 400 grant you won't get a penny tax and you will get a tax could if you make 125,$000. i will not lay out for everybody now because they will shoot me. >> how do you assess the visit of joe biden and donald trump? >> like night and day. adequate donald trump did by coming here and drying light to our community and bringing in resources so we could get back under control that was absolutely necessary to have that here. so i look at that part and then having joe come as i think mainly as a political photo op because he is a candidate running for something, he didn't add value to what happened. what he did was he helped to further the rhetoric as an example seeing these officers should be charged, we don't have the information yet and he's talking about charging, you have to have the element of the offense met and probable cau

in her appointment we will see if they do at this time thank you for joining us senator tillis and dan bongino is up next but what does amy coney barrett own family say about the attacks on her religion >> i'm ashley strohmier. it's official judge amy coney barrett's president from space to replace ruth bader ginsburg on the nation's highest corporate the presence is revealing his nominee earlier today despite objections from democrats. confirmation hearings are slated to begin october 12 and could last three to four days. the 48-year-old says her philosophy is much like her mentor antonin scalia served as a clerk for the late supreme court justice. eric graduated first in her class at notre dame law school. the mother of seven calls herself a parent carpool driver and birthday party planner. it would give the cord is 6-3 conservative majority. democrats say that threatens obamacare and abortion rights. i'm ashley strohmier. now back to justice was judged janine. get your headlines on the foxnews.com. judge: let's not waste any time with vicious personal attacks at amy coney barrett my

is live from america's news headquarters i am ashley strohmeyer president trump is expected nominated amy coney barrett to succeed the late ruth justice ginsburg a woman of remarkable intellect and character saying he studied her record closely before making the selection and that judiciary will resonate for generation also providing a boost for reelection efforts to fend off's' democrat joe biden they aim to lock and conservative gains in the federal judiciary before the transition of power the democratic senator will vote to confirm judge barrett now back to t1 for headlines go to foxnews.com. judge: let's not waste any time with vicious personal attacks at amy coney barrett my next guest spoke with her sister and spoke specifically about the christian group people of phrase that she is criticized to be a part of. >> and those very friends that i have grown up with so what people need to know it is not a crazy group my experience has been these are people who deeply care about one another and other people. judge: fox news contributor joins me now with more. raymond i understand you

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