cancer. our reporter looks back at her legacy and shows us the steps republicans are already taking to fill her seat on the high court. reporter: here at the supreme court mourners and even protesters have come here to the court to remember the legacy of justice ginsburg. now president trump has said that he feels an obligation to name a successor, a replacement for justice ginsburg even though heard dying wish that her replacement not be named until a new president was elected. the death of justice ruth bader ginsburg has brought an outpouring of grief. 87-year-old justice and champion of women s rights died friday night of complications from pancreatic cancer. mourners assume began gathering outside the supreme court. it is heartbreaking to lose such a strong female individual who really has fought for the rights of all people. resident bill clinton tapped ginsburg for the court in 1983, just the second female justice. in the 27 years she spent on the bench she earned
that was just one of many is up tonight at this town hall. vaping products have become big business and jamaal has seen big demand from customers who see it as an alternative to traditional tobacco. but juul announced thursday it will stop selling his mint flavored pod. the ceo said we must reset the vapor category in the u.s. and earn the trust of society by working cooperatively with stakeholders to come back underage used. the move comes after a server was published thursday that shows 20% of high school students and %e- cigarettes. but even with juul pulling ntot other companies have jumped into the market with this and fruit flavored vaping pods like mango, grape, strawberry and melon. at a town hall concord high school, congressman mark sonja so that s why he proposed a nationwide temporary band on e-cigarette sales. this isn t directed just at juul, this is directed at all of lupron product until after a gets through how safe their and permanent lung damage in diet.o
all this, leading to a big day tomorrow, when the director of national intelligence will testify before the house and senate committees. it s a joke. impeachment, for that? when you have a wonderful meeting, or you have a wonderful phone conversation? president trump remains defined, denying any wrongdoing in a phone call with ukraine s president, volodymyr zelensky. they released a memo reconstructing the call, and it mr. trump asks ukraine s leader to do us a favor, referencing a company involved in the russian election investigation. president trump goes on to urge zelensky to work with his personal lawyer, rudy giuliani and william barr to investigate potential corruption by former vice president joe biden and his son, hunter. the two leaders held a news conference after meeting at the un. zelensky defending president trump. we talked about many things . nobody was pushing. the july call is part of a whistleblower complaint about the president s actions, and what p
when it s an election year and especially when it s this close, you let the people decide. announcer: this is n new day with alisyn camerota and john berman. welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is new day. it s tuesday, september 22nd. it s 6:00 here in new york and an almost unimaginable day in u.s. history. this is the day we will pass 200,000 deaths from coronavirus. 200,000 mothers, fathers, sisters, brothers, lives cut short, not just by the virus, but by the u.s. response. this country has suffered more death in the pandemic than the european union and the entire continents of asia and africa. 200,000 in just 227 days. 200,000. or as president trump referred to them overnight, nobody. now we know it. it affects elderly people. elderly people with heart problems and other problems. if they have other problems, that s what it really affects, that s it. you know, in some states, thousands of people, nobody young, below the age