Evening, take a look. Hundreds of people with candles and flowers gathering to mourn the death of this titan of justice. Ginsburg, only the second woman to serve on the high court, now more on the legacy of ginsbu ginsburg, juju chang. All i ask of our brethren is that they take their feet off our necks. Reporter barely 5 feet tall, but a liberal giant. Only the second female justice named on the Supreme Court, serving there for more than a quarter century. Her path to the highest court in the land was not easy, as one of the few women at harvard law school, she faced discrimination after graduating from columbia in the 50s. Her tenaciousness highlighted in rbg, produced by julie cohen and betsy west. She was one of five women. And the big law firms just werent hiring women. Not a law firm in the entire city of new york bid for my employment. Reporter charging forward, she became a beloved law professor at rutgers and worked as a lawyer for the aclu and mapped out a legal strategy to F
I actually in many ways, i upplayed it in terms of action. The president s new claim the virus could go away without a vaccine and the latest from the campaign trail with just 48 days yours . Its really been nice to kind of sit in your own space and go, oh, wow. Like, i think ill put a picture up over there. To go. Or whats wrong with this door why is it so wonky when you try to look for the graciousness and gratitude in total devastation. Its just like, is this really happening . Thousands of homes destroyed something thats so unprecedented, you start right by those western wildfires. Thousands more in danger. There and think, well, at least and overnight the baseball game i got to chance to kind of sit in seattle called off because of in my own space and feel it. Poor air quality. The smoke even visible on the and it is a very comfy home. East coast. Well, thank you for sitting breaking overnight, horrific with us, too, jon. We appreciate that boy failure. Congress releases its final
People are getting ballots, theyre sending them to ballots. Everybody is getting ballots, probably everybody but republicans are going to get the ballots, right. Brennan well talk with sue gard about election security. What impact will the president s handling the of pandemic have in key states. And Bob Woodwards tape. Goes tough air, bob. Tohan the touch. It is also more deadly than even your strenuous flus. This is deadly stuff. We have it very much under control. You treat this like a flu. Stay calm. It will go away. He knew how deadly it was. It was much more deadly than the flu. He knew and purposely played it down. And worse, he lied to the American People. Brennan well get an update on the fires from Oregon Governor kat potential ms fatality incident as they search for survivors. Plus in our continuing coverage of the impact of covid, well spaining with thspeak withthe head of pfizer. And well hear from former f. D. A. Commissioner dr. Scott gottlieb, and the c. E. O. Of United
Family taking turns to make their case for the latest we go to abcs rachel scott, reporting from charlotte, North Carolina, rachel . Reporter this was an unprecedented start to an unconventional convention. No long lines of republicans waiting to enter the convention center. No big crowds packing in to an arena, inside, 393 delegates, all met with temperature checks. They had to receive a negative covid19 test before arriving. The excitement, met with a wave of disappointment t gop chair woman kicking off the roll call saying she wishes they could have had the large scale convention as planned. The president still trying to bring an element of surprise, making an appearance, on day one, and though he promised that this week would be full of optimism, he aired his grievances and painting a dark picture of what america would look like under abide enadministration. And under way as the pandemic is going on, the country face as reckoning. Reporter President Trump is crashing his own party.
Delays, disappointments. Now the Nations Capital paid tribute to the civil rights titan. Now, nightline, with byron pitts. The extra 6 600 a week in Unemployment Benefits. Some say its too much. But for millions, its the one thing keeping a roof over their heads and food on the table. This woman never used to worry much about paying for shes usually surrounded by meals working at an elementary school. But now, trips to the grocery school are filled with anxiety. I spent 41. It was a light shopping day for me. But sometimes this bill can be very, very big. Reporter laid off in march, the mom of two had to rely on the 776 shes receiving every week. A combination of federal and state Unemployment Benefits. Its a little less than what she was making between her day job and parttime jobs before the pandemic. What does stress look like in your house . We struggle to pay bills. With the kids home, its rough because they eat more, they need clothing, the electricity bill is going up, and the p