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this is the first time the brt asked this question.r a third of ceos say it has no effect and plans for hiring have dropped off with index of employment falling nearly 3 points to 92.6 overall, brt's broad economic index declined two points amid anxiety over trade expectations for sales up two points to 132.3, and overall, in the index well above the historical average dimon issued this statement, pro-growth policies helped unleash confidence with agenda centered on tax reform and smart regulation, the uncertainty around our trade policies remains a risk echoing some of the sentiments he expressed in the interview with jim cramer. back to you. >> yeah. as you mentioned, dimon is chair of the business round table. multiple headlines from him today. and sort of going in line with what he said to jim about this trade skirmish, that right now he sees a negative as confidence, consistency, the fact you can see supply chains moving around and can impact investments and could be what we get from this survey. >> complicates, slows down decisio

and i thought that brt's testimony like wise was somethingha n't seen before. >> have you thought about a replacement for judge kavanaugh? >> not even a little bit. >> reporter: undecided senators signed onto the delay for the bai ground investigation. >> i think it was a good step today. >> reporter: christine wy blasey ford's praising the move but saying no artificial limits for time and scope should be igmposed. late t kavanaugh who has denied all allegations responding noting he's been interviewed by the fbi and under oath by the senate. writing, i've done everything they have ll requested and continue to cooperate. peter alexander, nbc news, the capitol. >>> i'm kristen welker at the white house with the president ordering the fbio der the background check into judge kavanaugh, we're seearning about witnthe agents may talk to including kavanaugh's high school friend mark judge who said he's ready to talk. his lawyer telling nbc news, if asked to speak to the fbi he would. in my experience an fbi interview is always confidential. ford testified judge was in the room when kavanaugh a

lawyer and the democratic senators and that will follow presumably by a break as we hear from brett brt. he will also be sworn in in opening statement and questions from the republican lawyer and the democratic senators. there are 11 republicans on the judiciary committee. let's take you back inside 226 of the office building as staffers continue to gather around the room. dr. ford expected to enter momentarily reminder all of it available on the website at c-span.org. thanks for being with us. >> you're locking at live. pictures of the senate office building. a lunch break that has extended into the hour. we want the to take you outside on capitol hill to show you what's been happening. this is an anti-brett kavanaugh protest and march. they are now leaving the capitol. you can hear some of the chants. this is happening right now outside the u.s. capitol. one of three senate office buildings. the 226 is much smaller than where the confirmation hearings took place for brett kavanaugh earlier in the month and earlier today on capitol hill a group of supporters in support of brett kavanau

bush is working back channels on behalf of his long-time aide, brett brt kavanaugh? gratified that he's doing it, and it underscores what tremendous reputation and credibility brett has with people who worked with him for many, many years. mike: to you expect the enforcement from president bush and his former aides will have an impact on some of those critical moderate senators; jeff flake, susan collins, lisa murkowski, for example? >> i certainly hope so. i also hope the fact that they got their way as far as the additional fbi investigation, and i frankly don't expect it's going to yield any new information. and they got a they of a week. it's, frankly, the last concession they would require to come through and vote. the thing about it, they've gotten quite a few concessions given how tight the balance of power is in the senate, they got the additional hearing featuring dr. ford and judge kavanaugh, they got delays of that hearing, they got ground rules that were quite much driven by dr. ford. so there have been a lot of, a lot of concessions made to senator flake

name of christine blasey ford, spued by her sexual assault allegation against supreme court nominee brt kavanaugh. that, as debra katz, a lawyer for ford, sent an email to the senate judiciary committee, to negotiate the terms of any potential testimony. in that email, the text of which was obtained by the newshour, katz said ford "would be stify next week," but only under "terms that are fair and which ensure her safety."ei the lawyerrated that ford "has been receiving death threats." the committee, chaired by republican chuck grassley, previously invited ford and kavanaugh to testify monday, a date ford's lawyer now says is "not possible." today, republicans stayed largely out of public view, even president trump ignored q reporters'stions, while departing the white house earlyi this eveng for a las vegas rally.it but on cap hill, democrats echoed ord's request for an f.b.i. investigation. >> you have the entire force of the president and all the-- and on the other side you have dr. ford, who doesn't even he the benefit on an f.b.i. investigation we've called for. >> nawaz: republican

again and againgain he takes a hard tha has really brt controversy to his county, and made it more difficult f prince william to attract some of the businesses that when i was governor were always choosing to come to fairfax rather than prince william. >> i don't think the senator, and this is the problem, that he understands the difference between an illegal alien and an immigrant to this country. that's wt he doesn't understand. i love immigrants. my wife is animmigrant. i'm hosting three foreign exchange students in my home righnow because i love the cultural diversity. i love that. we have to enforce our laws. last year coming back from the mosque, she's 16 years bold. kill an illegal alien. a couple of weeks ago, a 4-year-old in chesterfield killed by an illegal alien. how many kids have to die, senator, before you agree secure the border? >> i'm the only one on this stage who has voted for border security multipltimes. the problem with corey's approach is on immigration he always leads with crime and the bad stuff. i look atti immig as fundamentally about innovation t and opport we're

actors brt loved ones as good luck champs. jessica biel and her hubby, justin timberlake. >> this is my favorite award show i've been to. >> reporter: but the most talked about moment, glenn weiss, surprising his partner with a proposal. >> you wonder why i don't like to call you my girlfriend? because i want to call you my wife. will you marry me? >> reporter: now, that's an emmy nod they will be celebrating for years. the sweetest moment of the night. and that was the ring he said was his mother's. she had passed away two weeks before and said his soon-to-be >> i can't. >> if there were an emmy for best acceptance moment at the emmys, that would have to be it. was it an all-nighter, natalie? >> not so much. i got a couple of hours of sleep. how about you guys? look at you right there. >> look at us. propped up. >> strung out on caffeine. >>> we're going to take you inside our time on the gold carpet. we had some fun. and natalie is coming back to walk us through the fashion highlights of the night. >>> first, we want to get

in the last school year, brt logged more than 150 cases. i'm pleased to say the university changed several of its speech policies and i understand they've been evaluating that prior to that filing. but this is a positive step and i want to commend the university for making that change and i'm pleased that the general counsel for the yuuniversity of michiga is here today. make no mistake, the issues you'll be discussing today involve protected core liberties possessed by all americans. even students. those protections provided by our constitution are of value. to third-level bureaucrat committee, top official, at any university, has the power to take them away. this has gone too far. it must end. the country protects assembly, immoderate speech, provocative speech. whether left or right. suppression or competing voices is not the american way. we have reached a pivotal, perhaps, even historic moment. it's time to stand up to the bullies on campus. bullies in our culture. there are radicals out there that have openly and systemically justifie

over trade would have a negative impact on capital investment decisions it was the first time that the brthat question. just over a third of ceos said trade tensions are having no effect, 2% said they're seeing a positive effect. the index of employment falling nearly 3 points. overall the broad economic outlook index declined nearly two points from 111 po two points from 111 po 11 to 10. however expectation for sales are up and the index is well above its historical average jamie dimon issued this statement, pro growth policies unleashed confidence with an agenda centered on tax reform and smart regulation the uncertainty around trade policies remains a risk. the survey shows businesses are are acting to that risk in a real way jamie dimon echoing some statements he made earlier this morning on cnbc. >>> if companies are thinking of reigning in plans for capital investment because of trade, they're cutting their hiring plans, what does that mean for this record breaking rally let's bring in brent schutte from northwestern mutual, and eddie perkin from eaton vance management good to see bo