weinberger's treatment of phyllis barnes.red by weinberger's malpractice insurer to defend him. ho did not respond to a request for an interview. however, in court he told the jury phyllis barnes needed sinus surgery. not only was she a candidate but after that surgery she never again complained about her sinuses. "vanity fair" writer buzz bissinger says that defense fits in perfectly with what he's learned about mark weinberger. i believe he thinks all of the surgery he did was necessary. >> weinberger's lawyer had witnesses that said phyllis barnes' cancer was probably not even detectible when she first visited dr. weinberger. in fact, other professionals such as the emergency room doctors who had seen phyllis barnes at the same time had failed to detect her throat cancer. >> i would ask people just to look at it for more than just one side. >> interestingly, suzette dennington, perhaps mark weinberger's most passionate defender, was not called to testify. >> he advertised just as a sinus specialist. patients called him kno

dewy barnes died after a swimming accident this weekend.is body was found i r aiver in northern maryland. >> brett kavanaugh's supreme court confirmation hearing begins tomorrow in the senate judiciary committee. on friday the white house informed the committee that president trump refused to release 100,000 documents from advanaugh's time in george w. bush's nistration. the white house claims the documents are covered by executive privilegeor and sen chuck schumer floats possible cover-up. >> tropical storm gordon is slamming the coast with rain and wind. the storm os moving the coast and into the gulf of mexico. >> and then things get interesting. gordon is expected to move quickly across the golf and hith anywhere from the panhandle to louisiana andthere's more on preparations well underway. >> tropical storm gordon lashed the florida keys monday morning bringing high winds a heavy downpours across the southern tip of the sunshine state. o a little afraid t drive because the wind is so strong and the rain is so bad. downed power lines cu

boot barn's stock has rallied more than 250% over the past 12 months 79% gain year to date.ter move these boots were not made for walking but running. when the company reported a month ago they were ready to shoot the lights out it earned 15 cents a share excluding a tax benefit and wall street was only looking for 12 higher than expected revenues, up 11.6% they got 233 stores across 31 states and they plan on adding 23 more locations in the current 2019 fiscal year no wonder the stock has been roaring. yes, it's a terrific growth story. don't take it from me. let's check in with -- such an exciting story, jim conroy, president and ceo of boot barn to get a better sense of the company. welcome to "mad money. have a seat. >> thank you. >> i'll quote because you know i'm excited. i'll quote something from my friend matthew boss, jpmorgan. firing on all cylinder, ecom growing 20%, margin math compelling you are expanding gross margins at the same time as blowing out the numbers. there are very few companies doing that how are you capable of doing that >> boot barn has an incred

and barnes has been missing ever since. barnes is a personal trainer and a husba of a montgomery county police officer. >>> and there is a frantic search for a woman who was swept awayer by floodw in harford county north of baltimore. she stopped toelp people who car was stuck on a bridge due to high water. the woman got out to help and o was sweptr the bridge. first responde have rescued two dozen people this week after heavy rain caused the flash floods. >>> lexington, rgia, is still feeling the fallout after white house press secretaryer sarah sa was asked to leave the red hen restaurant there. the incident in june sparked outrage and praise for the ownd taff who disagree with some of president trump's policies. the tourism office is apparently still getting calls about it. the rowan oaks times is reporting the tourism board isy using emerge funds to boost its online marketing campaign to try to get more creative and bring more positive coverage to the area. back here in d.c., we are getting ready for a hot couple of day

we repurposed that barn for organic production.omas ball and disassemble the old barns and reequip them with nests, outdoor space, scratch areas and all of the things that go with organic egg production. we were taking a step back, with revenues and some of our business, to take a step forward. much to my surprise, the business has grown far more than i ever could have imagined. 2000 -- 2003 to 2007 we built several barns, it did not feel -- that have that much many hens and that many barns concentrated in one place. the next move was to expand our network and we found farmers who were just interested in being farmers and not marketers or processors or distributors of eggs, so it was a natural fit. we had mutually beneficial relationships with farms and we did not have to build up our farm. we could scale our business without scaling our own farm and keeping true to the mission. we have added anywhere from five families a year to almost 15 family farms a year. we are up to 125 family farms. we are in most major retailers all the wa

barnes has been missing ever since. he is married to a montgomery county police officer. of>>> we learned the name he wo n from maryland in harfo county. the search continues for melissa lehue. she stopped to help some people who were on a bridge because of high standing water. she was swept out over the one of the people she was trying to help died in the flooding. rescue has gotten to people this liekend. two baltimore poce divers had to be taken to shock trauma having dficulty diving in the quarry where she disappeared.li >>> and are looking for four people after two river boats collided and sank. ten people were sent to the hospital after the boats crashed saturday night on the colodo river in moabi regional park. it was dark and the lack of visibility could have been a factor. none of the boaters weearing life vests when the crash occurred. >>> and today, cardinal donald wuerl will meet with d.c. priests to discuss if sex abuse. >> justin finch is live more on that. an interruption and today's meeting. justin? >> r

." ♪ >> the old barn is a shambles now.he fields back in the day so lush and productive, gone to seed. the farmhouse empty. time was the farm land in horry county, some of south carolina's finest. bambi bennett's grand dad opened a big spread and created a legacy for the generations to come. >> that barn used to be tobacco barn and my grand daddy built this. >> it was tobacco property? >> he did farming and tobacco. >> bambi's roots here are as deep as the old oak tree draped in spanish moss that still stands tall if the front yard. they say land is worth dying for because it's the only thing that lasts. and truer words might never have been spoken. in this case, a beautiful piece of land turned out to be nothing but trouble. this is where bambi bennett's family was ripped apart by an act of cruel, unspeakable violence. bambi, her given name, was a fun, feisty good-old girl, country through and through. >> i was at my grandparent's a lot growing up and we gardened and had a big yard, a huge gard. >> you are a country girl?

we purposed that barn into organic production and started to disassemble the old barns.door space, the scratch areas, roosting, all of the things that go with an organic egg production. into organic. in taking a step back, revenues and business took a step forward. much to my surprise, the business has grown far more than i ever could have imagined. 2003 until 2007, we had built several barns it didn't feel , right. truthfully. it didn't feel right at all, to have that much about that many hens, that many barns, concentrated in one place. the next move was to expand our network, if you will. we found farmers who were just interested in being farmers, not marketers, processors, or distributors of eggs, so it was a natural fit. today, we have incredibly mutually beneficial relationships with family farms. we didn't need to build up our farm anymore. we could do our business without feeling our own farm and keep true to the mission. we have added anywhere from five families a year to almost 15 family farms a year. are now up to 125 family farms. we are now at most major ret

barnes. next, please. >> once again, california nurses association stands with our community partners. we believe that this action, proposed action be detrimental to the community of san francisco and ask you to vote that it will be. thank you. >> thank you. next, please. >> kim taglioni, nphw. cpmc really hasn't agreed to do anything special here. they're required by the development agreement to do more medi-cal, to do more charity care. for them to say, like, yes, we will continue to accept medi-cal patients, it's a crock, right? moving these services on their foundation, they specifically do not want you all to make any decisions on discontinuation of their services. they do not like being here, they do not like the prop q hearings, and this is why they're doing it, solely because they do not want anyone to know what they're doing, and they want a disconnect for their patients. there is no other real value here in moving these services under the foundation. they just want less public scrut

barnes & noble shares popd5. 16% to.veiled a plan that he hopes will help drive ng his and he plans on u existing brands to do it. >> our bnds can play in other cagegories and we're at the moment the biscuit chocolate candy company and if you think about oreos, it's in ice cream and oreos and we're going to do a bigger drive to work that over. >> shares of mondolese were off 3% to 42.52. ridingos and the impact from canada's retaliatory tariff. the maker ofetup says the oil and plastic packaging costs are at a headwind and it did have a potentialti acqui to drive its growth. the shares fell a fraction to 56.59 andinvestors had their first chance to react to ne r's stronger than expected results which came out after the bell last night. the technology company expects earnings for the current quarter to surpass expectations. the shares rose 7% to $20.15. monitor eekly market says that you can still find some great investment opportunities a market that he says is not che. it's his first time on the program. we welcome mike

river for a swim and barnes disappeared. barnes was a personal trainer and the husband of a montgomery co ty police officer. >>> and we have leaed the nam of the maryland woman swept aaway flood water inarvard county. melissa liu. and the search continues for her. police tell us she stopped to help some people whose car w stuck on a bridge due to high water. when liu got out she was swept over the bridge. one o wthe people s trying to res you ended up dying by flood waters. first responders rescued two dozen people this weekendfter heavy rain caused flash flooding. two baltimore police divers had to be taken to shock trauma after having troubles diver in the quarry area where liu disappeared. >>> today the pject on the red line wraps up. for more than a month the red line was shut down for and improvement. metro is running on a holiday schedule today. it will be open until 11 p.m. offpeak fares will in effect all day and parking is free at metro rail parking lot. >> do you remember the feeling on the first day of school? >>

ken barnes had prepared. he wasn't able to make it today. dr. barnes programmed for 30 years at saint lukes and was involved in the early days in the save saint lukes coalition and part of our coalition. i won't read it all even with three minutes. in the discussions we've had so far, when the senior center of excellence at saint lukes hospital, it's reinvolved around the acute care for the elderly or ace program, which is for hospital based seniors which we think is a good program. it is certainly consistent with the development agreement. i want to pick up dr. barnes' temperature where i think we're talking about trying to expand that vision. and i'll just read it. such a programs envision by cpmc is hospitalized older adults. this is commend able and something we support we believe you must ask the goals and scope of a center. the vision goes much deeper. providing seniors the whole range of services for primary care to specialty care, skilled nursing, after discharge from the hospital and community and hospital based. access to rcfes and acc

if they wanted to. >> i might volnick farmer. >> he tells us three more neighbors have closed their barnwhat it takes to not be next. >> my family has managed to hang on to this dirt with presidents with good policy and bad policies. i might be a little beat up, but i will be in wisconsin. >> the trade war is also taking a political toll. in 2016, donald trump was the first republcan to carry wisconsin since ronald farmers . a new report shows as the trade war goes on that support is waning, down to justhy we're paying attention to superdelegates. >> let's back up a minute. >> per from 700 members of the party elite? and, a true blue democrat says he has a plan to this is not a bed. it's a revolution in sleep. the new sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now, from $899, during sleep number's 'biggest sale of the year'. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. it even helps with this. so you wake up ready to put your pedal to the metal. it's the final days where all beds are on sale. the queen sleep number 360 c2 smart bed is now only $899. ends su

barnes has been missing ever si since. he is married to a montgomery county police officer. >>> we learned the name of the woman from maryland in hartford county. the search continues for melissa lehue. she stopped to help some people who were o a bridge because of high standing water. she was sweptut over the bridge. one of theeople she was trying to help died in the flooding. rescue has gotten to people this weekend. s hadaltimore police div to be taken to shock trauma having difficulty diving in the quarry where she >>> and police are looking for four people after two river boats collided and sank. ten people were sent to the hospital after the boats crashed saturday night on the colorado river in moabi regional park. it was dar andhe lack of visibility could have been a factor. none of the boaters were wearing life vests when the crash occurr. >>> after week of emotional farewell, senator john mccain now rests at theav nal academy cemetery in annapolis. family and friends gathered for a private ceremony. on saturday, m

for the millions of people who wear jeans and boots to work while listening to country music, boot barnls to identity its stock has more than tripled in the last 12 months. increasingly fragmented society, lifestyle brands make you feel like you are part of something it is not like you can roll out a lifestyle brand overnight. once the work it done, we have seen with lululemon and boot barn, that these concepts can be profitable for you as an investor i want to introduce you to what i think could be the next lifestyle brand, vans. most mostly associated with skateboarding, and now is more however, vans has been growing like crazy and now it is poised to becoming larger part of vf corp because it is spinning off its denim company. how hot is this one? last week the vf corp held an analyst day just for vans. what a transformation. it is going to account for 30% of its sales going forward and that is huge still, so let's drill down into what they told us last week. this was a master class in how to build a lifestyle brand vf corp acquired vans 14 years ago. the old vans had a lot of counte

we repurposed that barn for organic production.tch areas, roosting -- all the things that go with an organic egg production facility. we were taking a step back, revenues, to take a step forward. much tomuch to my surprise, the business has grown far more than i ever could have imagined. two dozen 3-2007, -- 2030 -- 2007, it did not feel right to have that many barns concentrated in one place. the next move was to expand our farmers whowe found were just interested in being farmers and not marketers or processors or distributors of natu, so it was a ral fit. we had mitchell a beneficial relationships with farms and we did not have to build up our farms. we have added anywhere from five families a year or two almost 15 family farms a year. we are up to 125 family farms. we are in most major retailers all the way to the west coast. the future for us will be a national expansion into all of the retailers that makes sense for our product. we see the category and segment growing double digits year after year. the growth areas are organi

the cows are in the barn and go out of the barn. and one of those cows is the southern district of new york. and there are investigations that have been parceled out to other places, and we also know that the new york attorney general's office that does not have to answer to any pardon that trump may issue is also on the case in various ways. so there are lots of things that are out there, because mueller has been in business for a year and a half, that no matter what happens at the justice department, i don't think there's anything they can do about them, really. >> i was going to respond to that, but i know preet has to get up early to start milking, so i'll just leave that alone. >> that's the last farm analogy i'm going to make. >> yeah, farmer bharara, appreciate it. thank you very much. jeffrey toobin, thanks. a reminder, don't miss "full circle," our daily analysis on facebook, you can see it week nights, 6:25 p.m. on facebook. let's hand it over to chris right now. >>> i am chris cuomo, welcome to prime-time. should i stay o

the cows are in the barn and go out of the barn.ose cows is the southern district of new york. and there are investigations that have been parceled out to other places, and we also know that the new york attorney general's office that does not have to answer to any pardon that trump may issue is also on the case in various ways. so there are lots of things that are out there, because mueller has been in business for a year and a half, that no matter what happens at the justice department, i don't think there's anything they can do about them, really. >> i was going to respond to that, but i know preet has to get up early to start milking, so i'll just leave that alone. >> that's the last farm analogy i'm going to make. >> yeah, farmer bharara, appreciate it. thank you very much. jeffrey toobin, thanks. a reminder, don't miss "full circle," our daily analysis on facebook, you can see it week noo knig nights, 6:25 p.m. on facebook. let's hand it over to chris right now. >>> i am chris cuomo, welcome to prime-time. should i stay or sho

open up the barn, put everything in the barn, lock the barn. i'm talking about down to a shovel., dig a hole, and bury another mardi gras. >> jackie: i know. >> anthony: i will be taking part in the mardi gras run this year. and one does not interject oneself among hundreds of drunk cajuns without proper attire. fortunately, grandma jackie is one of the premier couturier of such specialty garb in these parts. how many masks and outfits do you do a year? >> jackie: masks, i guess i made about 50. usually i have 50 or 60 a year. >> anthony: so you're working on those all year long. >> jackie: um, well, yes. >> larry: almost. jackie has created a signature nose that's unique to her -- >> jay: basically, yeah. >> larry: -- that she's known for. >> jackie: a lot of people just say i want a suit. or if i have one, they say, "oh, i like this one. i like this one." now if they come to me and they say, "i want the saints, or lsu," i say, "nope, i make traditional tee mamou mardi gras costumes." i don't make one that looks like santa claus or anything like him. they have to be traditional,

barnes & noble launched their reader two years later.launched echo, google launched theirs two years later. when you pioneer, if you are lucky come you get a two-year head start. no one gets a seven year head start. so that was incredible because, i think it was a whole confluence of things. i think the big, established enterprise software companies did not see amazon as a credible enterprise software company, and so we had this long runway to build this incredible, feature-rich, and it is so far ahead of all the other products and services today. david: were you worried the u.s. government might come along, or the european government, some regulatory thing could come in and impair your business? jeff: i get asked this question frequently. david: i thought it was an original question. jeff: no, sorry. you do do that sometimes, but that was not one of them. [laughter] jeff: my view on this is very simple. all big institutions of any kind and all kinds are going to be, and should be, examined, scrutinized, and inspected. governments should

all the way to the sale barn, i will buy every one of those cows back and bring them back home. if you're going to sell the whole herd sell them to me. >> after she started collecting this money and we made this deal i figured it would all fall apart. >> in less than four months i bought my husband's cows, i raised with new, more secure numbers. but con artists, they never change. they'll always try to steal your medical identity. so, what can you do? guard your card, just like a credit card. don't give your medicare number over the phone or email. and remember, medicare never calls unless you've asked them to. to find more ways to guard your card, go to medicare.gov/fraud. don't t yo gua dn. ♪ >>> welcome back. more holiday fun in san francisco. we have learned that there will be a third ice rink at the civic center. the winter themed park will feature a 6,000 square foot ice rink and lighted forest. it is set to open november 30th. tickets will be 15 bucks and of course san francisco traditionally have the two winter ice rinks, one at union square, another at the embarcadero c

as i understand that you can get their books at barnes & noble nearby they will also be signing their books immediately after this event. so i will startct with you how you see the economy working and why families are so squeezed today? >> i spoke to about 100 adifferent people i spoke to about 100 different people for years. the cost college since 1986 and finally daycare that is more complicated because daycare workers are not particularly well-paid so what is behind that? or if they were struggling so much work is contingent or freelance or part-time or weird hours of the night with just-in-time work working in the middle of the evening. early in the morning or late at night. 9% of daycare is held in these off hours. so with those stagnating wages with the terms that they are working or how they are working with the types of jobs that they have. so andrew you have done a lot of work to transform as well as the bold idea how to address that. and how you see the fracturing of the workplace and what alyssaen reference. >> sure. so to quote my friend we didn't know capitalism would be

barnes & noble also said it would be ginn its search for a new ceo after the shareholder meeting next off for $4.55. they've accused consumer protection laws by engaging in a deceptive nationwide scheme to drive profitsth ities allege the company which makes the powerful opioid, to target patients who didn't need the treatment. maryland m is seeking $20lion in damages. shares of insispe theics fell to $10.10. ford is recalling f-150 pickup trucks on concerns that a seat belt malfunction could start a esre. the recall appo the model years 2015 to 2018. ford said the device that tightens in the belt during a crash can generate sparks when they deploy. ford fell to $9.43. >> saudi arabia's aramco is thinking of creating a $1ll n venture capital fund that would invest in international tech companies. it's an effort to diversify its economy. the dow jones says that fund would invest in technologies to complime the company's operations. another company in the region is undergoing a transformation, egypt. the country is building a new multibillion developn the outskirts of its capital, cairo

barnes & noble launched their reader two years later.launched echo, google launched there's two years later. two years later. when you pioneer, if you are lucky come you get a two-year head start. no one gets a seven year head start. so that was incredible because, i think it was a whole confluence of things. i think the big, established enterprise software companies did not see amazon as a credible enterprise software company, and so we had this long runway to build this incredible, feature-rich, and it is so far ahead of all the other products and services today. david: were you worried the u.s. government might come along, or the european government, some regulatory thing could come in and impair your business? jeff: i get asked this question frequently. david: i thought it was an original question. jeff: no, sorry. you do do that sometimes, but that was not one of them. [laughter] jeff: my view on this is very simple. all big institutions of any and -- kind and all kinds are going to be, and should be, examined, scrutinized, and insp

of the day as voted by our followers on twitter the winner with fifty nine percent of the vote is barnes are you robin the dutchman meant jonathan clearance and hammered home. early in the opening half to put munich. lucas for a decade last. storms are you and robin is your play of the day. shorty one of the best goals of the season i would say. well on sunday we'll be joined in the studio to discuss this weekend's been the sneak action by the in this league of journalists kate holden will be asking will shall manage to win a game sometime soon i'm sure their fans really want want a good rose of for them so do send us your questions for him to be addresses on your screen now it's time to say goodbye we'll be back of course on sunday so the tide you over until then here's some great moments from the weekend so far so for me and the rest of the bundesliga team here in berlin. place a home. in chile. german come down to nineteen sixteen. in slave torture and even ship gets mema was frightened and that was the beginning of hell the torture itself. the survivors quest for justice continues to

walter barnes: alright, here you go. garvin: but give it to walter barnes for coming up with a unique way to bring joy to those who could really use some. we shared how this formerly homeless, former minor league ballplayer was helping those who helped him. the downtown streets team, walter says, were some of those people. a nonprofit that works to get the homeless and low-income back on their feet by getting them jobs did just that for him. walter: if you have any problems, that's my number. you can call me. garvin: now housed and employed and married, walter is still with the team busy helping others get off the streets. walter: we're on a roll. we batting first. garvin: and for the first time this year-- walter: so get ready, get loose. garvin: getting them on the field. walter is now managing downtown streets' his players, homeless and low-income people, who can forget at least one night a week about their struggles and worry about their team. walter: we're only down by 12. i try to make it fun. it's not about winnin

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search teams found george barnes this morning in a river in northern maryland. he went swimming with some friends on saturday at the mouth of the chesapeake. today, his clients from the gym gathered to honor him, including one he helped her through her battle with cancer. >> put my head on his chest, he me and his arms around he said, i've got you. it's going to be okay. and he did. >> besides fitness, barnes said the other love of his life was his wife. they were just married back in february. >>> four childrom maryland now left without a mother. melissa lehew's body was found today. police say she was trying to save a driver trapped in flash flo, floodiut she was trapped into the rushing waters. this unfolding 30 miles east of baltimore. >>> the suspect in murder is now locked up in a virginia jail. state police tracked down rodney conyers in suffolk, in southeastern virginia. they recognized his license plate down there. officers say conyers took off. he eventually crashed in a tunnel. ers is accused of killing his girlfriend at a home on south view drive in

their barn that burned down was just a few meters from their home. if the other end of the village it's clear whose turf this is the flag of the former german rush is displayed in plain sight. a mural depicts the residence vision of a german arion family. oh oh. a sign post indicates the way to out of hitler's birthplace. and then there's this license plate eighty eight is neo nazi code for heil hitler. these are just some of the nazi symbols in the village. and he is the unofficial boss here spent for his criminal record includes illegal possession of weapons and assault. if you will not just so the viewers are there leftist and we're not and we have to listen to you nazis and i'll go home with my own garden fence i was told to get out because i'm a nazi sort of also i said i live here and you don't like to do it they play music against us while we have a nice day barbecuing together when he will probably do this every year now against the left wingers are shown here to see on t.v. and. police are often present in yama so that they can intervene swi

.> david barkway >> matthew barnes. >> melissa barnes. >> sheila barnes.arrett. >> diana barry. >> mares barry. barry.ice >> inna basina. basmajian. basnicki. >> stephen joseph bates. ivan bautista. bautista. >> at jasper baxter. >> lorraine bay. >> michelle beale. atty.ne be >> allen beaven. beckles.e marie michael ernest beakmen -- beekman. >> you are missed every day but know you can rest in peace knowing what you did every day as a husband and father echoes in maternity. -- eternity. >> and my husband. you will always be loved, you will always be missed. we thank you for the foundation you set. my husband was a chef and he went back into the building and try to carry a woman out that was a quadriplegic. he and three maintenance workers never made it out. he will always be our hero. [applause] behr.ia >> debbie as a bellows. denise benedetto. >> olivia bennett. >> margaret benson. >> dominic berardi. >> james berger. .> and john bergin >> and daniel david bergstein. bergen.el j david w bernard. >> william h bernstein. david shelby berry. >> joseph john

to bookmakers, barnes & noble seeing a major turnaround from yesterday's horrific session. well, what do we have today that would mean a gain of 17% for the stock? well, investor richard shotten feld disclosed a bigger than expected stake of 6. 9% in the book seller. he said he's in talk with the company's founder about a potential sale of barnes & noble and expects talks to continue regarding filling the ceo position next month. barnes & noble standing at $5.32. >>> let us go back if we can to fargo, north dakota where president trump is doubling down and in doing so threatened to levy attacks on basically everything china exports to the united states. all of it. >> we've taxed them $50 billion on technology. now we've added another 200 billion, and i hate to say this, but behind that, there's another $267 billion ready to go on short notice if i want. that totally changes the equation. liz: let us show you specifically the math in case you couldn't wrap your mind around that. 50 billion already in effect. 200 billion in the hopper. what does that mean, what everybody had

joining me, the weekly standard executive editor, fred barnes. me, anita hill had the fbi investigate her and had a big part of what happened going forward, whether you believe anita hill and clarence thomas got confirmed as a supreme court justice, this is the supreme court of the united states. why would the fbi not do an investigation in this? >> well, what's the crime? you know, they don't -- this is not on their menu of things the fbi is supposed to do. they do sort of background investigations of nominees, kavanaugh being one of them, but you know, it's not what they do. the rules are set here by the committee, the judiciary committee. why in the world she has to negotiate coming and testifying, and there's only one possible reason and that is to take time to stretch it out, because that's been the strategy of democrats the whole time here, to stretch it out so they can't have a vote of confirmation for the nominee before the election, the midterm election on november 6th. that's the strategy and look, you can watch on tv and see the commit

barnes and noble's will be selling their books there. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> good afternoon. it's so delightful to see so many bright, warm faces here for discussion about hate. we couldn't be happier about that. my name is