MARK HERRING, VIRGINIA ATTORNEY GENERAL: And there were reports that some voters felt threatened or felt intimidated. And so, given that I thought it was important to put a legal guidance out to let everyone know that there are laws, state and federal laws, that prohibit people from intimidating voters or threatening them and making sure that voters knew that there are laws to protect them. Because, you know, voting is one of our most fundamental rights. It is a right and it is a civic duty. No one should feel threatened or intimidated when they go vote. And so I wanted to make sure that the public knew that there are laws to protect them and I'm hopeful that type of conduct doesn't happen again. But people needed to know that depending on the circumstances it could be a crime and I hope that it doesn't come to that. I hope that people, you know, won't engage in that kind of conduct. If it does, elections officials have tools that they can use to make sure that people feel safe and comfortable and I wanted to make sure that Virginians and Americans know that they can vote safely, securely, and without fear of intimidation and threats.</s>KATE BOLDUAN, CNN HOST: Mr. Attorney General, thank you for coming on. I appreciate your time.</s>HERRING: Well, thank you for having me.</s>BOLDUAN: Appreciate it. A programming note for all of you, in four days, Donald Trump, Joe Biden, they will face off in the first Presidential debate. Our special live coverage starts Tuesday night at 7:00 Eastern only on CNN. A moment of history today. The late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg a champion for equality, she became the first woman and first Jewish American to lie in state at the U.S. Capitol. A moving tribute played out this morning bringing together for just a moment left and right, Democrat and Republican, the halls of government and the beauty of the opera that she loved so much. We're going to show you some of it. May her memory be a blessing.
Early Voting Already Underway in Virginia; Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Lies in State in Capitol