columbia and miss philippines for my mistake. he went backstage to apologize to ms. colombia and ms. philippines personally. it was a very nontraditional night. isn t it? very 2015. [laughter] marie: untraditional, indeed. pageant organizers apologize as well to ms. columbiacolombia and ms. philippines. jeff: let s get you caught up on the local stories. a missed resource is the woman accused of driving her car into last night s told police she was hurting and wanted others to hurt, too. 35 people were injured. a woman from arizona was killed. 24-year-old lakisha holloway was living in her car when she did all this. the deadly crash has some calling for more street barriers to keep people safe. mary beth scouts says she is in favor of the idea, but they need to figure out the right way to do it. sheriff joe lombardo says it is once again time to have a discussion. you can see that some fencing has been added. the county has spent $6 million in the last several years to wid
the facts. he s not that smart. he doesn t know that many facts. he s got a lot more experience. he s got 47 years. i ve got 3 1/2 years. look at that beautiful morning. some lights behind the capitol. welcome to new day on this sunday morning. we re grateful to have your company with us. i m christi paul. i m martin savidge in for victor blackwell. good morning, marty. good morning, chooristi. we re counting down to the first debate of the presidential race as a presidential battle looms. a tight timeline for republicans and they re insisting to fill that seat before the november 3rd election. sarah westwood is here with more. the timing is crucial. good morning, martin and christi. the timing is crucial. not a lot of room for error for senate republicans who will try to get this done for the white house in just a little over a month now. senate judiciary chairman lindsey graham released a schedule for the confirmation proceedings after the president no
on the night when joe biden and donald trump were supposed to share the same stage for their second debate, the two presidential candidates held competing town halls on rival television networks at the same time. you ll see the sharp contrast between them for yourself in just a moment. for biden, the format was familiar territory, to talk policy, although sometimes he avoided straight answers. when the event was over, he stayed to talk with voters off camera, and in contrast, that with the president, president trump was much more combative, his responses to pointed questions about the pandemic, white supremacy, conspiracy theories and other issues were largely defensive and peppered with falsehoods. if voters were hoping to find out what president trump plans to do if he wins a second term, they were proud disappointed. we get more from cnn s jim acosta from miami. voters did not get a lot of straight answers from president trump in the town hall that took the place of a pr
restart u.s. operations. we look at the new safety measures they ll use. good to have you with us. as almost every u.s. state begins to ease covid-19 restrictions, the number of infections is still climbing by thousands every day. johns hopkins university reports more than 1.4 million cases with the number of people killed approaching 90,000. and new hotspots are emerging, especially in the west and south. but despite these sobering figures, the trump administration is pushing ahead with trying to reopen the economy. here was the health and human services secretary on sunday. there should not be one size fits all approaches to reopening, but reopen we must because it s not health versus the economy. it s actually health versus health. azar also said that so far these states reopening haven t seen a spike in cases, but there are still gaps in testing and of course no vaccine. cnn s natasha chan has this look at the difficult road to recovery. reporter: at least 48 st
trial, now it looks like some democrats agree. and a star in the u.k. harry and meghan are stepping back from the royal duties. the palace caught so off-guard, even the queen was surprised. cnn is live this morning in tehran, baghdad, beirut and london. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. in london they re calling it mexit on the front page of the newspapers. that s a big story. we ll get to that in a moment. 25 days until the iowa coxs, but we begin with the u.s. and iran seeming to be backing away from armed conflict. today house lawmakers will take steps to ensure they are involved next time. house speaker nancy pelosi setting a vote on a war powers resolution that will limit the president s military actions against iran. pelosi has criticized the president for not consulting congress before the drone strike that killed top iranian general cusemisoleimani. two key republican senators, allies of the president joined democrats joining the