. >> la oposiciÓn en contra de brett k. el senado se dieron protestas de personas pidiendo que retire su nominaciÓn >>> mÁs de 100 personas fueron detenidas. >> brett k. no estÁ apto moralmente para proteger la constituciÓn americana. >> la doctora fue la primera mujer estÁ programa to para testificar ante el comitÉ judicial, pero podrÍa elevarse a p proporciones mÁs dramaticas dice que representa a una tercera mujer en contra de brett k. >> en washington. >> el nÚmero de indocumentados que vive en este paÍs es mÁs del doble de lo que se pensaba investigadores del instituto de massachusetts y la universidad de hael, son mÁs de 91 millones podrÍa tener serias re pera kugsz en las polÍticas de del presidente trump. >> rolando llegÓ hace 15 aÑos como indocumentados ha trabajado sin parar pero siente que para los ojos de muchos no existe. >> era como invisible >>> era como un cero a la izquierda ahora un estudio de tecnologÍa y la universidad dice que son mÁs de los que se pensaban los que pueden sentirse como rolando. >> uno d

. >> reporter: president trump defended his nominee today, but said brett k should be heard out. >> atame time, we want to go through a process. want to make sure everything is perfect, everything is just right. they'll go through a process and hear everybody out. i think it's important. >> reporter: he issued a strong denial days-- saying, "i have never done anything like what the accuser describes to her or to inanyone," adding he is wito cooperate with the senate judiciary committee. kaenaugh's accuser-- christ blasey ford-- detailed the alleged attack in a letter to decratic senator dianne feinstein in late july. cnn reported theetter says of kavanaugh and a friend, "they both laughed as kavanaugh tried to disrobe me in their highly inebriated state. with kavanaugh's hand ov my mouth i feared he may inadvertently kill me." judge kavanaugh to be heard in sworn testimony about these >>e're talking about a lifetime appointment to the highest court in the land of a supreme court justice who could be the decing vote for a generation or more. is it worth an extra week or two? for goodnes

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. >>> welcome back, democrats are fighting an uphill battle to stop brett caf faug's nomflat k nominationsteps last week. a floor vote is expected if two weeks. it's still not stopping abortion rights groups from targeting centrist gop seniors, like susan collins of maine. do any of these efforts have chances of working and are they actually helping the cause or set democrats back on that? i am joined by a member of the senate judiciary committee. senator coons, welcome. >> thank you, it's always good to be back on with you. >> have you made a decision with judge cavanaugcavanaugh? >> i did my thing questioning him on presidential power and his views of some rights and libs important to the american people. he claimed i misquoted him out of context, didn't represent his views accurately. so i've sent him another round of written questions and i'm giving him an opportunity to set the record straight. but frankly i have grave concerns about his judicial philosophy and unless i hear something strikingly different in the written responses, than i heard in the testimony, i'm not inclined to su

attorneys say christine blaseyi ford wl provide what they call k firsthanwledge of brett kavanaugh'ssconduct. ford claims when they were teens in the 1980s kavan groped her and tried to remove her clothes at a party,he categorically denies the allegations and says he will go back before the committee to sbefd h defend his integrity. a senior white house official says this seems like a delay tactic but speaking in missouri the pre sdent didn'tm concerned. >> he was born for the u.s. supreme court. he was born for it. and it's going to haen. >> it sets up an extraordinary public hearing on capitol hill with a lifetime appointment to the supreme court onlihe . chris pollone, nbc news. >> let's take you to a developing story right now in southeast d.c. where police are ating a deadly shooting. devastated loved ones gathered on the scene on buena vista terrace near 30th street. the victim died at the scene but police haven't said what led to the shooting foranyone is in custody. >>> the shooting is just the latest in what's beeniolent week end in the district. a man was shot and killed in

clifford young, president of public affairs discuss the latest polls on brett kavanaugh supreme court nomination. actor dean k will join us and tell us what it's like to be a trump supporter in hollywood. join the discussion speemac sunday night on q&a, cbs news chief white house correspondent talks about his book, mr. trump wild ride. >> it's not just about partisanship. it transcends party i describe donald trump as proto- partisan. he's bigger than partisanship. there is an emotional dynamo that he spends within people. he does it intentionally, sometimes he doesn't know he's doing it. but it happens. it's influencing every aspect of american life, culture, economics, politics and in ways you have detected, the way journalists interact with this ongoing story. >> president trump is campaigning -- ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

k collins and lisa murkowski. collins has a prescheduled phone call with brett kavanaugh today, still set to happen.or not this letter, these allegations have any effect. but of course brett kavanaugh strongly denying anything to this effect. wolf? >> jessica, thanks very much. laura coates, let's get some quick analysis. >> this reminds you of 1981 confirmation hearings with anita hill with then candidate or nominee clarence thomas. this one has that political feel to it, but more importantly note the times you had to say allegations. the fact it was not reported will have an impact on ultimate voting strength of the nomination, and it really should, but it is one that's surprising it is happening late in the game. i think she's trying to avoid the joe biden effect which happened when he failed to bring forth witnesses in that hearing. >> the big difference, we know who anita hill was and she appeared in person. this is an anonymous allegation. it is important to emphasize this person in the article written in the new yorker has not been identified. she sent a letter but is not willing so far to sp

k the idea, i mean i think this is where brett kavanaugh went way overboard, i mean, talk about a well-funded effort against him, she's going online with a go fund me kind op gn, she doesn't quite understand what that is, and she's not paying for her lawyers and she's not raising money locally to pay for the scurity. so this is not a well-funded campaign from anooody else. >>uff: so, amy, as you look at the republicans' decisions not to ask the questions turn it over to the female prosecutor, they called her a female woman assistant, did that turn out to be a smart move? well, i think it was undermined when we got to the next section, which is when brett kavanaugh then took the stand -- or said in the hearing -- it's not a trial, not taking the stand -- it felt in many ways like one -- and she started -- ms. mitchell started asking him questions in thin sae nd way that she asked of dr. ford, but then senatorgr lindseam took the microphone and made a very partisan case against theth democrats on committee, turned it completely away from dr. ford, completely away from the events that happened t

k has the photograph prominently displayed in his cham chambers. julie o'brien who goes to school with-- whose daughter goes to school, her husband passed away and brett has taken her daughter along with his own to the dance and that's the kind of person he is. that's the bret kavanaugh that i know. i'm proud to introduce him to this committee and support his nomination to be the next associate justice of the supreme court. i know these are partisan time in washington, but this is an extraordinary nominee in every reexpect. based on his record, his qualifications and his character i believe he deserves strong support. my hope, mr. chairman, as with the case with justices sotomayor and kagan nominated by president obama, the full senate will support him with a strong partisan vote that he deserves. mr. chairman. >> thank you, my colleague. miss lisa blatt. >> thank you, mr. chairman and committee problems. it's a privilege to appear before you today. my name is lisa blatt and i know judge kavanaugh as my capacity as an appellate lawyer. and i've argued cases before the supreme court more than any other woman in history. i'm also a liberal democrat and

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brett kavanaugh. and now this is just into cnn, we're learning that christine blasey ford and judge k kavanaugh's namestnesses to interview. but we do have confirmation that fbi agents spoke today with deborah ramirez, the woman who claims kavanaugh exposed himself to her at a college age party, a claim that kavanaugh strongly

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brett kavanaugh. and now this is just into cnn, we're learning that christine blasey ford and judge k kavanaugh's names are not on the list of suggested witnesses to interview. but we do have confirmation that fbi agents spoke today with deborah ramirez, the woman who claims kavanaugh exposed himself to her at a college age party, a claim that kavanaugh strongly denies. a source close to the fbi investigation says ramirez today gave agents the names of other witnesses. as for whether the fbi really has, quote, free rein, at least two sources close to the investigation say hold on, that is not exactly the case. cnn is being told today that the white house is working closely with senate republicans to steer the fbi investigation. and keep its scope as narrow as possible. here is how we're told this is happening. judge kavanaugh's overall drinking history not being looked at. the fbi is getting orders only from the white house. and agents will make no conclusions about what they hear from witnesses. and then white house officials will decide how you to proceed. even if the president's top kouns lore couns

k year roommate anaugh's at yale. james roche says in a statement that, "although brett wasd, normally resere was a notably heavy drinker ... and that he became aressive and belligerent when he was drunk." and as for ramirez's allegatn in the "new yorker," roche says: "debbie has a right to be heard and i believe her." white house press secretary sarah sanders signaled this morning that republicans would "be open" to seeing ramirez appear before the senate judiciary committee this week. on capitol hill, the halls were jammed with reporters looking for formation amid the rhetoric. judiciary democrat dick durbin i toue with mcconnell's defense of kavanaugh. >> one moment he sounds like he's sympathetic to dr. ford and what she's been through, calling for fairness, and then, before he catches a breath, he calls her chargen unsubstantiated smear. >> desjardins: attention and journalists have focused on undeded senators, like republican lisa murkowski of alaska, who could decide orvanaugh's fate and today >> it's very imptant to take allegations of those who have come forward, to take them seriously. i think it is important

k as he is known by the players, has the team photograph and trophy prominently displayed in his judicial chambers. julie o'brien whose daughter goes to school with margaret has another telling story about brett. a few years ago julie's husband passed away. with no one to accompany her daughter to the annual father-daughter dance, brett stepped up. that year and every year since brett has taken her daughter alongside his own to the dance. it's kind of person he is. that's the brett cakavanaugh i know. i'm proud to introduce bret kavanaugh to this committee. i know these are partisan times here if washington. but this is an extraordinary nominee in every respect. based on his record, his qualifications, and his character, i believe he deserves broad support. my hope, mr. chairman, is that as was the case with the other justices nominated by president obama this committee will report his nomination favorably and the full senate will confirm him with a strong bipartisan vote that he deserves. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you, my colleague. miss lisa blatt. >> thank you, mr. chairman and committee members. it is a privilege to appear before you today. my name is lisa blatt. i know judge kava

brett kavanaugh. >> right after we saw these allegaons came out, we heard from 65 women defending him in a k tter toe judiciary committee chair chassley and senator feinstein. so this was immediate response. >> seth: you know what's a little incriminating? if you're accused of sexual assault and you just happen to ve on hand a list of oth women you didn't sexually assault. [ laughter ]he ifops come to your house and say they want to ask you stout a murder and you come to the door with a f people you didn't murder -- [ laughter ] you'll still be a suspect in that murder. [ laughter ] cheers and applause ] everyonef these people is alive. alive, alive, alive, alive. and yet despite the seriousness of these allegations, republicans and right wing pu its immediately went on the offensive. fox news host jeannine pirro, for example, attacked lifornia senator dianne feinstein for keeping the complaint confidtial, at the woman's request, and implied that she might not even be a real person. >> when you get the letter, wh do you do to make sure it's real? that the person is even real? given the left penchant

k nicolle wallace starts now. >>> hi, everyone, it's 4:00 in new york. supreme court nominee brettd christine blasey ford have been invited to testify on monday. kavanaugh accepted the committee's invy toss aitation r to defend himself against allegations of sexual assault that happened during high school that he denies. professor ford has not yet accepted the committee eegs invitation. a friend of ford's is quoted in san "san jose mercury" news describing her mindset before taking the accusation public. "i've been trying to forget this all my life and i'm supposed to remember every little detail" one of those friends recalled her saying that summer day while watching her kids participate in a junior lifeguard program. "they're going to be all over me." "the wall street journal" editorial board certainly was, taking up in kavanaugh's defense by writing, "this is simply too distant and uncorroborated a story to warrant a new hearing or delay a vote. we've heard from all three principals and there are no other witnesses to call. democrats will use monday's hearing as a political spec

k define tt confrontation on capitol hill. dr. christine blasey ford revealing a secret she kept for decades. judge brett kavanaugh fighting to save his reputation and the supreme court seat he's coveted for decades. for a day, it felt like all of america was watching. what you saw, who you believed may depend on what you already believe about politics. president trump, the me too movement. and the standard that should be met for a lifetime seat on the supreme court. but i would bet that just about everyone watching could agree on one big thing. our politics are broken. toxic. the big question, can we come back from the brink? it was that concern that drove senator jeff flake to break with his party and call for a one-week pause. to give the fbi a chance to examine at least some of the allegations against judge kawhat t fbiill findhodeep they'll di saturday, president trump promised to let them do their job. >> the fbi i believe is doing a really great job. they've been all over already. they have free rein. they'll do whatever they have to do. whatever it is they do. they'll be doing things we never eve

k kristen welker joins me from the white house. chuck grassley talking about a letter with 65 signatories, women who knew brett kavanaugh when he was high school student when this was alleged to have occurred. we are seeing here sort of a fight by proxy, testaments to this person's character. what's your read on what happens next? are we hearing anything from the white house at this point? >> the only thing we're hearing from the white house is they're pointing us back to that initial statement by brett kavanaugh. here it is. i categorically and unequivocally deny this allegation. i did not do this back in high school or at any time. now, of course, we're all watching our twitter feeds very closely to see if the president is going to tweet about this. i would frankly be surprised if he doesn't. because of course that is how he communicates. we know that his strategy for dealing with these types of controversies, these types of issues is to dig in. to fight back that much harder. i would be surprised if we didn't see that tactic from this administration as they try to get a judge brett kavanaugh confirmed. in terms of the timing, th

political hill and even though republicans know it will be bad for them if brett kavanaugh gets on there, they want him in there. e van again k a couple people happy with that. >> david, you wrote about how this moment captivated the country. and that is one thing, you know, sometimes as i try to sif through the news, our news cycles have been so intense, sometimes it's difficult to figure out what cuts through and doesn't but there is no question the nation was absolutely riveted. >> that's right. we had people talking to people observing them observing ford and kavanaugh. i found there to be much stronger reaction to ford. the people were watching her sort of together. they were -- that was an event people wanted to be together for. women particularly but people of all kinds. that was the chanmoment. if you care about politics, you would watch it. it seemed like the ford part of that day had a residence above and beyond politics. it reached out to a lot of women and people called c-span to report histories of sexual assaults. calls to the national sexual assault hot line went way up and caused people to see themselves and c

k as he is known by the players, has the team photograph and trophy prominently displayed in his judicial chambers. julie o'brien whose daughter goes to school with margaret has another telling story about brett. a few years ago julie's husband passed away. with no one to accompany her daughter to the annual father-daughter dance, brett stepped up. that year and every year since brett has taken her daughter alongside his own to the dance. it's kind of person he is. that's the brett cakavanaugh i know. i'm proud to introduce bret kavanaugh to this committee. i know these are partisan times here if washington. but this is an extraordinary nominee in every respect. based on his record, his qualifications, and his character, i believe he deserves broad support. my hope, mr. chairman, is that as was the case with the other justices nominated by president obama this committee will report his nomination favorably and the full senate will confirm him with a strong bipartisan vote that he deserves. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you, my colleague. miss lisa blatt. >> thank you, mr. chairman and committee members. it is a privilege to appear before you today. my name is lisa blatt. i know judge kava

i don'k woman should be tread that way and i don't k that any human being shou be treated that way. this twilhtzone. you are talking about brett h being a serial rapist o i spoke with swetnick's to michael avenatti on wedny and asked him whyul they wait hours before this allegations.o reveal the weekend but he didapproached hear back from them. he said his client is willing to testify publicly. insists ajo mitch mcconne the full vote will happen we are getting a first look at tha testimony dr. chrid is prep to give to the sena judie today. s chief white htja hallin on the hill. she has that part of the story. hallie, morning. hi, good morning to you. dr. ford is expected to tell senato and the world that she a reluctant witness, someone who initially did not want to come is struggling with, in her words, a terrible choice between staying private nd sharing her story publicly. dr. ford is ready to tell this comm ne she is here becae s wan to be. in fact, she says she is terr but because she believes it's her civic duty. rist spotl atfirst, but now it's hers. not since ani hill nearly seen such a h shkes capitol hearin judge tho

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k tol c capit capitol, republicans are bringing in outside help to question witnesses. >> reporter: republicans have hid rachel mitchell, a veteran sex crimes prosecutor from arizona to question dr. christine blasey ford a brett kavanaugh tomorrow. >> we want this hearing to beer held professionally. >> if they don't trust their own 1 11 male, white republican senators, that tells you all you need to >> two others are making sexual allegations agast the candidate. one is expected to go public today. lae others kavanaugh exposed himself to her in college. her attorney says she hastn ses and wants to testify but republicans won't >> we can't even talk with the senate judiciary committee about what that would look like and they certainly haven't invited her so it's a moot question a thispoint. >> the democrats are playing a con game, c-o-n, a con game. >> there's nothing new here. i am not going to denyim a promotion to the supreme court based on a -year-old accusation. >> there is no reason to do this before there is an ig inveion. it's disgusting, it's disgraceful. >> but it's happening wit a vote the morning after. but that vote friday morning is not the final vote. we still don't know when the full senatwill

will find a friend in brett kavanaugh to be sure but they didn't really have one in anthony kennedy except for a couple of decisions a few years ago and then back in 1992 when squlus k justice kennedy voted to uphold roe v. wade but i don't think kavanaugh will necessarily vote to explicitly vote to overturn roe. will his temperament matter? i'm not sure. justice thomas is still angry over his hearings and i report in the book 30 years later he's enraged over it. but he was a conservative when he went on the court and did he turn fourth the right as a result of his hearings? i don't think so. i think kavanaugh's judicial views, his ideology, is pretty much set in stone now. >> we don't know who he is because he hasn't put his papers out like kagan did. 99% of her papers were put on the internet for the public to read. very few of kavanaugh's have been put forward. fbi investigations used to be pro forma but for the allegations against him they have not been investigated and all these allegations coming in from women that -- and they're not being listened to. they're not being looked at, they're in the being investigated. i thought dr. ford's testimony was incredibly

brett kavanaugh. in new mexico, to members of congress are running for governor. democrat michelle lujan grisham and republican steve pearce. it took part in the debate posted by q tv station k -- kqre. krqe your local election headquarters. this is a 2018 gubernatorial debate. >> good evening and welcome to the news 13 studio.

brett kavanaugh's confirmation hearing. it's time for "shepard smith reporting." i'm dana. here's shep. >> shepard: i shepard smith in new york. we're going right back to the hearings in just a moment. but first, page kews from the fox news deck. we just learned page k-1 that the iconic american actor burt reynolds has died. no cause of death has been released. the "new york post" is reporting at this hour that he passed away today at the age of 82. according to the post, his manager has confirmed the death of the hollywood reporter saying he died at jupiter medical in florida on the east coast. the former college football player who took up acting after an injury cut short his playing career. burt reynolds spent

brett kavanaugh. in new mexico, to members of congress are running for governor. democrat michelle lujan grisham and republican steve pearce. it took part in the debate posted by q tv station k q ari -- kqre. krqe your local election headquarters. this is a 2018 gubernatorial debate. >> good evening and welcome to the news 13 studio. viewers watching us this evening. first of all, we would like very much to think the candidates who are here, republican representative steve pearce and democratic resin -- representative michelle lujan grisham. michelle lujan grisham, was raised in santa fe, a lawyer, she has served as secretary of health, county commissioner, and no preterm u.s. representative from new mexico's first conditional -- congressional district. force member and businessman. secondrom new mexico's congressional district. this is the first time that two sitting u.s. are presented as have faced off for the governor's office. before we set the ground rules, i will be asking the questions. there are no time limits but we are encouraging the candidates to stay on point. i will step in to guide the conversation and to keep the topics flowing. each candidate will get 90 sec

k). white house trade director counsel peter navarro with us. >> plus, as the senate judiciary committee prepares to vote on president trump's supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. our scotus panel is here with their report card on the hearing. leland: will the president shut down the government for border wall and new insight into his calcul calculus. ♪ welcome to america's news headquarters from washington. i'm leland vittert. get this, 60 days to the midterms, things this summer haven't been exciting enough. >> well, this week hasn't been exciting enough. leland: it was boring, what did we just talk about. kristin: the kavanaugh hearings, the anonymous op-ed. kim kardashian was at the white house. leland: i missed that, happens. kristin: never a dull week and this was particularly wild. he's leland vittert and i'm kristin fisher. president trump is talking about tariffs and impact on apple. apple prices may increase, but there could be a solution where there would be zero tax and indeed a tax incentive. make your products in the united states instead of china, build new plants now. exciting. he's tweeting about the growing economy and jobs. we've g

k). white house trade director counsel peter navarro with us. >> plus, as the senate judiciary committee prepares to vote on president trump's supreme court nominee brett their report card on the hearing. leland: will the president shut down the government for border wall and new insight into his calcul calculus. ♪ welcome

k with hs character. they know him through socialis events, church, and have remained close friends with him and here is what they say "over 35 years we have known him bretthas stood out for his friendship and integrity and character always treated women with decency and respect. that was true in high school and remains true to this day. judge kavanaugh has always been a good person so without objection it is into the record. >> you have been cooperative every stage with your background and investigationeeee conducted by the committee correct? >> you do not control the fbi or when it conducts investigations. you were a nominee you are not tasked with that challenge who what when or how conducts the investigations. >> correct.ec and prior to that committee you have been attentive and responsive. >> throughout my career.e repeatedly there asking for the fbi investigation and there some ironies. in the first place at least one of my colleagues had access to this and the moral duty andhi obligation to report those facts to the fbi they could have and would have been ainvestigated by the fbi and that would be handled in such a way not to turn this into a circu

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