third period now, just over a minute to play, cavs down 5-4.backstrom point black ties it. they come all the way bac 5-5. game goes to a shootout. cavs can win it with a save. beats phoenix to send it to a fourth round. after a backstrom miss, john than huberdo wins it. florida's firstictory of the season. it was entertaining but frustrating. 6-5, florida wins in shootout. >>> all t'right, you knows coming. doug already told us redskins andow cys on sunday. redskins focusbe will -- to have hey're going their hands full with this guy, adrian peterson still proving he's a viable starti. running ba when he carries the ball at least 15 times he's averaging over 100 yards at 33 with a lot of mileage on those legs. the redskins dn't know what they were getting but it's not even his play that's impressed jay gruden the most. >> we dn't expect a whole lot n' because we dt have him on our team a while ago. when you get a hal of fame type guy like that you're not who to expect. is he goingn to bei'm betterry thanbody type guy. he's not. he's great guy. h

jersey cavs or two with the jersey back to the cavs or you know being a laker so it definitely was different. you know in the second overtime the use of . europe's golfers beat the united states to win the ryder cup fittingly it was francesco molinari who wrap things up with his fifth straight victory at le golf now senior now david stokes has more. full of anything can happen on the final day of erotica and it looked like the u.s. comeback was on. the remark arroyo made a mess of the last hole to hand just in thomas' victory in the opening match and it was first blood to the americans before the u.s. tails were up and more red points followed webb simpson got the better of justin rose five zero. when tony fi now thrashed europe's super ricky tommy fleetwood the gap was down to just one point and it was getting really close of of a five but then the tide turned in favor of the blues. five danish dead beaten told you know listen the jordan speed was and then follow rookie john rom did this by your youngest player taking down the mighty tiger woods he's had yet another ryder cup to forget afte

jersey the cavs are to with the jersey back to the cavs jersey not being a laker so it definitely was different though you know in the second overtime do you see. or europe's ryder cup captain thomas bjorn made a lots of good decisions to latest things a victory over the united states but he might regret promising to get a tattoo of the winning school on your own posted this picture on social media of him going to bed with the trophy he's found to go through the south sudan i wish to read europe seventeen and a half the us ten and a half is reminded of how europe won back the trophy. full of anything can happen on the final day of erotica and it looked like the u.s. comeback was on. the remark arroyo made a mess of the last hole to hand just in thomas' victory in the opening match and it was first blood to the americans of the little book the u.s. tails were up and more red points followed webb simpson got the better of justin rose five the. when tony fi now thrashed europe's super ricky tommy fleetwood the gap was down to just one point and it was getting greedy totally before but th

jersey the cavs are two he jersey back to a cab jersey not been a laker so it was different. you know in the second overtime you saw. the lakers haven't won the championship since twenty ten and some critics have suggested the browns move to l.a. is about business rather than basketball not so he says sports illustrated's m.b.a. at it's a walk back. we've seen him branch out as a businessman we've seen him act and all those things are obviously important to him but it's never been a distraction to him in the past it's never affected his basketball one bit and i think i think he definitely sees this lakers. step with the lakers as a challenge you know the lakers are historically one of the great franchises in league history they've fallen on hard times in school bryant left and there's really been. sort of a superstardom void and i think he wants to come in to fill that and you know the one thing he's he's never done really is. come on to a team like this where he's surrounded by a lot of young players and sort of you know lift them to the next level in baseball the milwaukee

jersey the cavs are two he jersey back to a club jersey not been a laker so. it was different. you know in the second overtime use of the lakers haven't won the n.b.a. championship since twenty ten and some critics have suggested the browns move to l.a. is more about business than basketball not so he says sports illustrated's n.b.a. and it's a mark but still. we've seen him branch out as a businessman we've seen him act and all those things are obviously important to him but it's never been a distraction to him in the past as never affected his basketball one bit and i think i think he definitely sees this lakers. step with the lakers as a challenge you know the lakers are historically one of the great franchises in league history they've fallen on hard times in school bryant left and there's really been. sort of a superstardom void and i think he wants to come in fill that and you know the one thing yes he's never done really is. come out to a team like this where he's surrounded by a lot of young players and sort of you know lift them to the next level in b

jersey the cavs are two he jersey back to a jersey not being a laker so it definitely was different. you know in the second overtime you say well like his haven't won the championship since two thousand and ten and some critics have suggested the browns move to l.a. is more about business than basketball not so sports illustrated's n.b.a. at it's a lot but still. we've seen him branch out as a businessman we've seen him act and all those things are obviously important to him but it's never been a distraction to him in the past it's never affected his basketball one bit and i think i think he definitely sees this lakers. your step with the lakers as a challenge you know the lakers are historically one of the great franchises in league history they've fallen on hard times in school bryant left and there's really been. sort of a superstardom void and i think he wants to come in fill that and you know the one thing he's he's never done really is. come on to a team like this where he's surrounded by a lot of young players and sort of you know lift them to the next level well things have t

jersey the cavs are two he jersey back to the cavs jersey not being a laker so it definitely was different. you know in the second overtime to use it to start a new journey for myself and you know like the things that we have here in san diego is a great film to go out there and hear the war from the fans of yourself of very much appreciated. le bron not only captivated the crowd on sunday he took over social media with both hashtags braun and lakers trending on twitter this is what le bron posted to his forty two point six million instagram followers a picture of him in his lakers kit with the caption and even front it's just felt different goosebumps the post with liked over a million times meanwhile laker fans are still in shock here's a tweet from one of them saying i still can't believe it watching the braun play in a lakers uniform it's really happening. but not everyone feels the same way as you know james played for his second stint last season with his home team cleve in which he left to go out west well here's a short video that was posted on twitter with a caption saying everybo

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many people have cavs the ballots in early voting, the turnout is on track with the 2016 presidential election which is almost unheard of for a midterm election. contra costa county has received 80,000 ballots, that's voters. >> we have already received 20,000 ballots before this time in june. we're well ahead of where we were then. >>> about 60% of eligible voters typically vote in the presidential election. 40% vote in a midterm, the experts say with so much at stake this year, they predict half of all eligible voters will go to the polls. >>> and new campaign filing found gavin newsom is out spending his republican candidate john cox 4 to 1. a recent poll from the public policy institute of california found gavin newsom had a 11 point lead over john cox. make sure ktvu be your home for voter coverage. we'll be here on ktvu and join us on "mornings on 2" the next day with the overnight developments and the races and the battle of control over the congress. >> such important races. >>> the past concerns about the plane and the new concerns about air travel in indonesia. more on the c

. >> tonight at the white house justice brett cav that you declared the partisan war over his confirmation president trump defended another shot in part, and it may also have to do with the fact just kavanaugh is supposed to steer away from politics whereas the president is involved in a mid-term election fight. with that in mind we want to know how this is this all playing? two are registered republicans, two others are registered independents and therefore didn't vote in the primaries. of those two one leans democratic, but again they all call themselves independents. here's what they told randi. >> first of all, how many of you are happy justice kavanaugh was confirmed, show of hands? just one, why? >> i'm happy he was confirmed not because he was my ideal candidate but because the process was handled correctly and he deserved to be in appointment. >> were all of you just glued to this process from beginning to end? >> it was the best daytime soap in decades. it still continues. it's like we're getting a sequel. we get a sequel all the way to what, november? the testimony alone was grea

judge cav mao's heated testimony last week impressed president trump but it hurt him with others like senator murkowski. now with his confirmation all but certain, the question is, will the supreme court become just another partisan institution? and what will that do to this country? what will that do to america? let's discuss now douglas brinkley, susan hennessey and harry litman. it's good to have you on. douglas, people are increasingly asking me how do we put things back together again after the last few years. what are your thoughts? >> we're not going to be able to do anything, don, with the elections looming. if you were opposed to judge kavanaugh and you're angry tonight, you have to do what barack obama always says and get out there and vote. you've got to look for democratic candidates you like. if you didn't like seeing all you know white men on the judicial committee, you've got to vote for claire mccaskill for senator in missouri or jackie rosen in nev. this is one battle in a larger fight where the country is headed in the future. it's a big loss for the democrats but it

sexual assault and cases when these accusations are are made they're challenging but if you look at cavce against him there's been no corroboration the four people that -- dr. ford said could corroborate her story they couldn't. they weren't there and didn't know what she was talking about so the way this plays. if you look at the capitol reminiscent of what happened in 2011 in the wisconsin state capitol with governor walker if you remember, liberals took over our capitol and were protesting beating on drums and basically shut down government. the same thing is happening right now in the nation's capitol. and most people we don't behave that way. we like -- to be speech and people to hold a protest, but when you yo shut down the u.s. capitol of senators can't freely walk to their offices without being accosted by the protesters in the building, that doesn't play well either. i don't think this is going well for democrats right now not smart. >> we'll see what happens with all of it. i want to point out that suzanne collins is speaking momentarily. congressman duffy good to see you. tha

everyone knows -- think about the image of the first cav. it was a unit that had some 400 helicopters that could lift up infantry brigades, fly in all the supplies and heavy artillery and back them up. yet the division was 70% draftees. my company was 75% to draftees. i had a real lack of ncos. above 85 in my company. they were operating as squad ample soon leaders. andnd the leaders -- platoon leaders. they were sent in as individual replacements in an infantry company in combat all the time. they turned out to soldiers. you ask yourselves what would be in a anacteristics inferior operation. they respected there and seo leaders come even though they were very young. the junior ncos, that's all i had. they didn't have real tactical competence or understanding of the company level. iran that. they were really good. a couple of other things about them is that we had no opportunity to train together. the turbulence of personnel in the vietnam war was extreme area every town we got the supplies, every five or six days by her, someone was either

ford wasn't given a mle opportunity te her case and state her case has been living in a cav off air er: getting force one in minnesota, president trump greeting supporters and praising his pick. >> i think he's doing very the judge is doing well, right? >> yeah. >> peter alexander for that report. >> and all eyes will be on few critical undecided senators in this morning's vote. with the senate split, 51 republicans to 49 democrats, the gop can only afford to lose one vote with e tie breaker going to vice-president mike pence. could one undecided d up tipping the scales? nbc's tcie potts tell us how it could go down. tracie, who are the senators w should watch today? >> reporter: four people you need to watch, the one undecidej democrat yout saw, joe manchin of west virginia, he had said that he wanted to see the results of this investigation. they are now out. he, ihe sides with republicans, could tip the scales here. you're llsoking at senators susan collins, lisa murkowski, and jeff flake. all republicans who have said that they were undecided on this nomination and wanted to see th

everyone knows -- think about the image of the first cav. it was a unit that had some 400 helicopters that were organic to the division. they could lift up infantry brigades, fly in all the supplies and heavy artillery and back them up. yet the division was 70% draftees. my company was 75% draftees. i had a real lack of ncos. i had no ncos above e-5 in my company other than the first sergeant. they were operating as squad and platoon leaders. these are men who with dr. basic -- who had gone through basic. they had answered their countries call and trained up and sent halfway around the world and sent in his individual replacements in an infantry company in combat all the time. they turned out to be superb soldiers. you would ask yourself what , would be the characteristics against an inferior operation? they bonded together. they respected there in seo leaders even though they were nco leaders even though they were very young. the junior ncos, that's all i had. they didn't have real tactical competence or understanding of the company level.

the cavs continue with a 4:00 p.m. start tomorrow afternoon in calgary. back to you. >> that'sood high school football tonight. >> how about that? [engine revs] they thought you were loud then. they should hear you now. you're the brotherhood of muscle. saying barbara comstock'sorses je"promise has turned to dust." she's trump's "unquestioning foot soldier." jennifer wexton is the "clear and convincing" choice. "smart, serious and substantive" ... "ms. wexton would be a breath of fresh air" in congress. i'm jennifer wexton and i approved this message because i've worked across party lines to get things done. that's how we can fix congress and make it work for us again. announcer: the following will surprise you about barbara comstock: barbara comstock: "i think roe vs wade should be overturned and the state should decide it." announcer: that's right. comstock supports taking away 6 times, limiting women's access to contraception. esway and comstock vith trump ninety eight percent of the time. jennifer wexton: endorsed by the washington post. she'll protec

season the cavs have lost their first six opening game since the departure of le bron james sense of a twelve point loss to the indiana pacers was the last straw for the cleveland bosses led the cavaliers to three straight n.b.a. finals winning the title in twenty sixteen larry drew has been promoted to interim coach through one eight of nine games a year ago when lewis sidelined with illness americans and has won the world golf championship in shanghai of the winning a playoff with compactly attorney for now but before the playoff drama it was belgium's thomas peters who took center stage if only for a short while easy shot on the twelve going straight in for a hole in one and serious bragging rights of the shisha an international golf course shuffle a turned twenty five earlier in the week and birdies lost two holes on sunday the car to four in the past sixty eight a tie for first with for now in the playoff a birdie on the par five eighteenth in the playoffs was good enough to beat for now for what it is he's first european tour title maverick a very much longed for victory at the

you change uniforms so different now when i change you know no from one same as a merger to a cavs jersey calves or two he jersey back to a cab jersey not in a later so deftly throws different. you know in the circle of a tiger you saw the lakers haven't won the n.b.a. championship since twenty ten and some critics have suggested the browns move to l.a. is more about business than basketball not so he says sports illustrated's n.b.a. and it's a lot but still we've seen him branch out as a businessman we've seen him act and all those things are obviously important to him but it's never been a distraction to him in the past has never affected his basketball one bit and i think i think he definitely sees this lakers. your stint with the lakers as a challenge you know the lakers are historically one of the great franchises in league history they've fallen on hard times in school bryant left and there's really been. sort of a superstardom void and i think he wants to come in fill that and you know the one thing yes he's never done really is. come on to a team like this where he's surrounded by

each school twenty three points in the one hundred seventy one hundred ten when the new the coach's cavs are now the only women's team in the lead this campaign and that's all the sport more coming up again later has a great stuff thanks peter that is it for this news album will have lots more coming up in two minutes stay with us for that. when on line when you're looking at wildlife and how the solutions come together to benefit all parties involved that's where we're going to have long term success or if you join us on sand if you could take me around the content what would you tell me you don't have the set up your experiment for your experiment in the universe this is a dialogue everyone has a voice you actually raise several interesting point there that some of our community members are going to join the global conversation. in the united states the religious right is on the we were always hunting for the guy who would take our script and read it there just take control of one of the political parties and they've effectively done that full lines examines the trumpet ministration sp

season the cavs have lost their first six opening game since the departure of le bron james sense of a twelve point loss to the indiana pacers was the last straw for the cleveland bosses led the cavaliers to three straight n.b.a. finals winning the title in twenty sixteen larry drew has been promoted to interim coach through one eight of nine games a year ago when lewis sidelined with illness americans and has won the world gold championship in shanghai of winning a playoff with compactly attorney for now but before the playoff drama it was belgium's thomas peters who took center stage if only for a short while easy shot on the twelve going straight in for a hole in one and serious bragging rights of the shisha an international golf course shuffle a turned twenty five earlier in the week and birdies lost two holes on sunday to cart a four in the past sixty eight a tie for first with for now in the playoff a birdie on the par five eighteenth in the playoffs was good enough to beat for now for what it is he's first european tour title. maverick a very much longed for victory at the mot

season the cavs have lost their first six opening game since the departure of le bron james saturday's twelve point loss to the indiana pacers was the last straw for the cleveland bosses led the cavaliers to three straight n.b.a. finals winning the title in twenty sixteen larry drew has been promoted to interim coach through one eight of nine games a year ago when lou was sidelined with illness meanwhile leaseholder charged with bron james has moved up to sixty on the all time n.b.a. schooling list although the l.a. lakers shaky start of the season continues braun the shooting have the lakers ahead against the san antonio spurs of the past dirk nowitzki mark of thirty one thousand one hundred and eighty seven points at san antonio's demoed rosen made the shots that mattered in the spurs one one hundred ten one hundred six the lakers have won two games and lost four so far. american. has won the wool gold championship in shanghai of the winning a playoff with compactly attorney for now but before the play of drama it was belgium's thomas peters who took center stage if only for a short

the cavs now face the minnesota timberwolves, who are also looking for their first win after losing their in their second innings on day four of the second test against pakistan, still needing 491 runs to win. earlier, babar azam fell one short of a maiden test century and sarfraz ahmed hit 81, as pakistan declared on 400—9 in their second innings in abu dhabi. that set the tourists an unlikely 538 for victory. whoever wins the match will clinch the series, after the first test was drawn. the formula one drivers‘ championship could be wrapped up this weekend if lewis hamilton can collect eight points more than sebastian vettel at the us grand prix. if that happens, it would be his fifth world title, bringing him level with the great juan manuel fangio. hamilton would sitjoint—second in the all—time list, behind only michael schumacher, who has seven. michael‘s stats are incredible, and i‘m still quite a long way away. but i‘m here for some time still, so i‘m just going to keep working hard, and keep trying to do what i do, and what i love, and i enjoy it, and we‘ll see where it takes us.

season the cavs have lost their first six opening game since the departure of le bron james saturday's twelve point loss to the indiana pacers was the last straw for the cleveland bosses new led the cavaliers to three straight n.b.a. finals winning the title back in twenty sixteen very drew has been promoted to interim coach drew one eight of nine games a year ago when lee was sidelined with the onus. meanwhile loose woman charged ron james has moved up to sixth on the all time n.b.a. scoring list stalder the lakers shaky start of the season continues the browns shooting had the lakers ahead against the senate the plastic no it is more thirty one thousand one hundred eighty seven points but senator any of the modern rosen made the shots that mattered as the spurs won one hundred ten one hundred six the lakers have won two games and lost four so far. there is hamilton is expected to claim it's for formula one title in the next few hours the only needs to finish in the top seven at the mexican grand prix but it's red bull's daniel ricardo's on pole straight in age that is red bull teamma

. >> laura: the cavs gnaw assault accusations are based on one person. could itt be a false memory. joiningus us is professor robert matter an expert in experimental psychology. how a false memory may be at play here. >> thank you for having me on, laura false memories are interestings . volumes of research shows where you can implant memories in children. and the key to that is the image has a lot of details and has to be thought about many times over and over again and easy to imagine. the availability -- allows us to base our belief and the confidence of what we're retrieving on how easily we recalledtr it. >> laura: would would spur you to create a false memory? >> well some of the -- has demonstrated that therapy itself and that is not all types of therapyov but there are cases. >> laura: if you have a problem currently and in her case it was with her husband about two doors she wanted at the front of her house. he got upset about it and then something did happen to her and she sees brett kavanaugh's name -- mentioned as a possible supreme court nominee and she -- how does the

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questioned under oath last week because he was accused of attempted rape of -- with his friend, and brett cav that you was questioned under oath about his drinking in college because deborah ramirez has accused brett kavanaugh of aggressively exposing himself to her while he was stumbling drunk at a party. she said when she had to push brett kavanaugh away she was forced to touch him in a way that disgusted and horrified her. and so descriptions of brett kavanaugh being belligerent and aggressive while being drunk at yale are now highly relevant to the background investigation of brett kavanaugh. brett kavanaugh's under oath answers to last week's questions about drinking are now the basis of this week's questions about perjury. "the new york times" is now reporting, according to unnamed white house sources, that the fbi will actually be allowed to interview anyone the fbi deems necessary in the kavanaugh investigation after initial order from the white house limited the fbi investigation to interviewing only four people. and those four people did not include brett kavanaugh or dr. christine

. >> obviously judge cavs flaw was quite angry during his testimony. did his partisanship worry you? he mentioned the clintons. did that bother you? >> i didn't like some of the more partisan references and the tone. with amy klobuchar he came back and apologized after break. i don't like to see that. you feel that maybe you give him a little more leeway. i think i did was a he was being accused of. if i felt i was unjustly accused, i can't imagine i would act differently than that. i don't want to politicize the court. the supreme court is one of last bastions of trust of an institution with which americans have trust. the senate, as an institution, is having issues as well. that's why chris coons and i felt it was important to hit the brakes. >> senator coon compromise that led to the fbi investigation, why haven't you used that more. the senate is so split. why haven't you used that leverage more? >> it's tough. there's no incentive to reempac across the aisle. it's a same. it really is. you have to reach across the aisle. we just haven't done it. i

she said at the end of the day i don't believe he did it, and she basical basically said and tried to cav it, and you cannot caveat these things, but she said i believe something happened to her but brett kavanaugh did not do it. to women, they will understand that as women are not to be believed. >> i think we need to step back and think about how different peoples' different expressions of anger are hard. it's sexual assault survivors and people who support them who are the ones that made their voices heard. why is it we automatically assume the anger of the tea party or the trump voter or bernie sanders voter is more legitimate than the one who is a sexual assault survivor asking her senator to listen to her. >> let me do bring up two things, your wife did represent brett kavanaugh, and you have ties -- >> i have deliberately not talked about this while it was hee going on. >> and it's been proven he will control this process from beginning to end and use the power he has, mcconnell, whether it's usizing the power you have if you are a republican, he will do what he wants to get that p

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christine blasey ford because of a democratic party conspiracy that included what brett cav that you called revenge on behalf of the clintons. justice stevens was horrified by what brett kavanaugh had to say, not in brett kavanaugh's denial in the accusations against him, but in the accusations brett kavanaugh made about so many people who were out to get him, and justice stevens said that meant brett kavanaugh could not be trusted to be an impartial supreme court justice on cases that might involve the large range of people in organizations that brett kavanaugh attacked in his own confirmation hearing. senator murkowski did not mention john paul stevens in what she had to say tonight. but surely ever member of the senate knows exactly what justice stevens said yesterday because it's the first time a retired supreme court justice has ever publicly opposed the nomination of a new supreme court justice. here is some of what senator murkowski had to say. >> i have a very high bar for any nominee to the supreme court of the united states. the code of judicial conduct rule 1.2 -- this is

think of all the golden cavs you could buy with that kind of scratch. if that be the case, then the big guy upstairs is more than willing to look the other way. also found out something pretty disturbing -- that manna that's been raining from heaven we've all been eating? it's people! manna is people! >> announcer: it's "the late show" with stephen colbert! tonight, it's mueller time. plus stephen welcomes joe scarbrorough and mika brzezinski, laura benanti and musical guest the revivalists, featuring jon batiste and "stay human." and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) ( theme song playing ) >> stephen: whoo! hello! thank you! thank you one and all. please have a seat! have a seat up there, down there! thank you, ladies and gentlemen. welcome to "the late show." i'm your shows stephen colbert. what an exciting, exciting day because, last night, and really today, one of the big stories hash robert mueller may issue findings of russia investigation soon after mid transportation. y

but i don't think it will be at the level of us and the cavs because we play each other at the highestevel for four straight years. >> it is cool for lakers fans and west coast fans to see lebron on the west side. coach basketball here, especially in l.a., i been down on the coast, so pretty fun. >> there's an extra sentiment there, so to see -- it doesn't mean i cheer for them, but, you know, it is just -- that was my team growing up, so they've always had a lot of star power. >> kevin durant gets crushed on social media all the time. he still has a sense of humor about it. reacting to this post on bar stools sports of a giant snake on a golf course. his reaction, my bad, let me get out of your way. a lot of people still call him a name. you a name! for leaving okc for the warriors. durant jumping in on that. jimmy butler demanded ara before training camp. the team has yet to make a deal. it is hard to get value back for him. so he showed up at practice today, just dominated everybody, curse it out a whole bunch of people including the coach, who is also the gm, and then he sat down m

what impact do you see justice kennedy having on high court justice cav ?a?ugh is fifth republican, right, and let's -- it is really not that big of a change. kennedy was a swing vote but let's not forget the reagan appointee it is the next one that is the big one. we've all seen how this wents this time arranged. but in the end, this is 5-4 republicans. they do control the court. we'll see but the next one will have an a impact on dems for sure. >> many are concerned that progress made on various issues is now in question including democratic marilyn senator ben i'll get your response on the other side. >> we are very concerned about protecting the progress we've made on health care issues, on women's constitutional rights. on protecting the mueller investigation. so all of those issues we think are at risk. and it is going to put i think more interest on congress in the united states to protect health care, to protect women's rights to protect that no one is above the law. >> what do you think, vick? >> the bottom line is david is right on many issues there

. >> martha: we live in a period, bill, where cultural appropriation is, you know, cav cafeterias and colleges get criticized for making tacos and sushi, cultural appropriation, you know, is a problem. how this could not be seen as that, i don't think it can. >> that's right. you know, it's ironic, one of the most liberal states in the country is the center of what may be the most important blow against racial identity politics. you have elizabeth warren, senator from massachusetts, the lawsuit against harvard, all about the same thing. consider what elizabeth warren has done in the larger context of colleges and universities. everybody knows about the application form, martha, you check a box. white, caucasian, african-american, pacific islander, native american. well, can you imagine the number of people saying, well, if elizabeth warren can check native american so can i. so what happens when you have thousands of people checking the right boxes, because everyone knows that some groups are favored rather than others. this is going to create chaos. next step, give me a second, then

if she votes in favor of brett cavs n kavanaugh or says she's going to, there's no way he's not going confirmed to the supreme court. if she decides she is voting against brett kavanaugh then the math comes into play. we start looking very carefully at joe manchin and other who is are seeking that sort of cover. remember, lisa murkowski said it's not about brett kavanaugh now. it's about something much bigger. i'm going to be back here at 3:00 p.m. eastern. stephanie will be back nec week. >>> i didn't want to get in trouble. i wasn't going to say it. now i want to say it. today we have velshi. the other day we has ruhle. we did get an indication maybe from lindsey graham and mitch mcconnell on where susan collins might be headed. that in just a moment. it's 11:00 a.m. out west and 2:00 p.m. in washington. this afternoon the eyes of the entire country are on the senate floor. we know after a test vote earlier today that brett kavanaugh's confirmation will come down to a few critical senators. among them senator susan collins who we were just talking about. she is said to announce her

when he invokes kavanaugh and he invokes the cavs vravan, this i trump playing it up. the caravan is the browning of american. look at the barbarians at the gate. both instances is he's doing what he does best. he's engaged in trumpian politics. politics of fear and it's really driven by the demographic insecurity underneath it's all. >> i'm fascinated by the fact he has a positive story to tell and clearly, deliberately and consciously decided not to tell it. >> you're talking about the committ economy? >> the economy, the economy, the economy. stock market up 40% since the beginning of his presidency, economy growing faster than 3%. these words are not coming out of his mouth. they know why. these are words that invite complacency among republican voters. he will still be president. i don't know what the congressman in my district has to do with this. i'll go golf. >> he wants the attention. >> that's all he knows. the interesting question about him is if he were look a rookie phenom, would he develop a curb. it seems here he only has the fast ball. he has the same m

but that she came out so forcefully in favor of judge cav you gnaw. and that's when the president said what he did about senator collins. for the president, this is going to be a very big moment, personally and politically. when you're a president, he said many, many times and other presidents have said it, picking a justice for the supreme court is probably, other than committing men and women into harm's way with our military, the most important decision that a president can make. politically, it likely would have been a disaster for him in the midterm elections had he had to withdraw kavanaugh's name from consideration. i mean, the republican base might have been angered and somewhat energized but i think that the republican party would have been so deflated from that and then questions about what comes next and could you get somebody else confirmed in a lame duck session of congress, not knowing what the outcome of the election is going to be. the president really put all of his political power behind getting kavanaugh through and we will find out

let's talk about cav naukavanau. it dominated every conversation for two weeks. before that, democrats were up in enthusiasm and now they're not. why is that, elise? >> for the moment, it has gotten republicans excited because they saw donald trump fighting, brett kavanagh seen as an establishment republican, a bush guy. it had a unifying effect on the party as a lot of republicans recalled from what they perceived as a nominee being treated unfairly. for the moment, enthusiasm might be up, but we have 29 days and you know how a day in this political landscape is a lifetime. so i just don't know if i see that enthusiasm holding through elections the way the democrats, who feel so angry about this nomination, and the way the process happened, i see that anger sustaining. >> republicans might forget about it and it might not be an issue for them in a month, but democrats and women who are angry about it, bill, could hold onto that anger and use it against the republicans in november. >> that's right. i think democrats were already very engaged as elise was saying,

point of view as a woman and as a legal person looking at it, there was a lot of stake here in this cav vau th this kavanaugh appointment for women. if it gets in the way of power and there is also the real threat to women in roe v wade, justice kennedy was the swing vote on the cases that came after roe v wade that protected a woman's right to privacy and does not appear justice kavanaugh will vote the same way. roe v wade will be overturned out right or roe v wade will be so altered and what is acceptable as an undue burden will be so changed that you won't recognize it as a right to privacy in many states in this country. women know that and that's why the kavanaugh win for the republicans may not be a long term win for them because women are afraid of what the republicans are giving them. >> phil rut k, let's talk about building behind you at the u.s. capital and specifically what is going on. your paper is reporting what may be a new whack at a new family separation policy. the majority leader in the house put forward a bill to fully fund the wall. considered d.o.a. when it reaches

people are being excluded from the process and all their information bears on key facts about brett cavt behavior, whether he was belligerent when drunk, whether he had the capacity to attack a woman when drunk. and he's lied about that and many other things in his testimony. and the question of why they would want to put someone on the supreme court who has such disrespect for the rule of law in terms of his own cannedness in testifying before the senate is beyond me. the court is supposed to be held in the highest esteem, the highest respect. it's our most -- supposed to be our most neutral and trusted institution, and they're about to trash it by trying to put this guy on the court as quickly as possible with this sham investigation. >> jennifer ruben, the danger now we are seeing, by the way, that for a lot of republicans this is, it's working what the president's doing. it's becoming a cultural rallying cry on some levels with donald trump saying that he's scared for young men. it's -- you know, who you believe should be on the court and what politics you believe they should have o

>> number one, i can tell you jim cav nag and i would rather be work the case than talking about it. but once you take senior status, that's what you do. four quick things here. let me take the other investigative track. let's talk about the potential that suggested this is either a bad bomb maker or it's intentional hoax devices. number one in at least one or more of the devices, we're not teaching a bomb making school. but i know there's one key component missing. that intentional, if it's intention intentional, if it's not, we're going to see a new and improved version. number two, we have this isis sticker that's stuck inside. it's like a high five type of thing the guy is doing. it's like his own inside joke or something. i think it was the cnn bomb. what are the two things that scare us? bombs and anthrax. why not do both at one time. if i can scare them once, i'll scare them twice. because if i have ten packages and they all have a florida return address, i don't want to go to delaware and drop them in the mail and have somebody look up and say how come you drove all the way f

pedigree as a funny, relatable guy to get people to relate to the prospect of american check democracy cavloyalty pledge. and his character grows frustrating, as people accept those tactics and soothe themselves with false conspiracy theorys. the deadline cofor the oath com after thanksgiving. >> shame on all of you. >> that's it. >> i don't want to eat can you people, so i'm going to take my food and my wine, and i'm going to sit in my car in the driveway and listen to some news and read some articles on my food and eat my food, and you can stuff your fat faces and talk about the people being executed in the street by our police state. happy thanksgiving, [ bleep ]! and save me some pie. >> here on "the beat" is ike barinholtz, who wrote and directed the movie. >> happy holidays, everybody. my character was recently indicted in the mueller probe. he was at trump tower, at the meeting. >> was he being paid by alpha bank? >> he was. >> it's amazing. >> is this really pete williams' mug? this is scotch. >> that is your mug now. >> and now i have a christmas gift for my dad. i'm just going to

evidence that was presented to her left her saying when it comes to the question of what is more likely, cav didn't do this. she said it's more likely he didn't do it. elliott williams says he sees it completely differently. tell us about the level. how did you look at the effectively of evidence before everybody in this? >> i thought she just made a decision as a republican she was going to vote for him. my biggest concern about her speech, from a legal perspective as somebody who's been a sex crimes prosecutor, i feel like she wiped away 40 years of precedent on sex crimes cases. in the '70s, in the late '70s and before, if you were a sex crimes victim, you had to prove corroboration. essentially it was the law saying we don't really believe you, we don't really believe women unliz there's corroboration. that wasn't true for burglary or robbery or something else. there were feminist battles to get the corroboration requirement removed. then there is a woman standing in front of all the world with so many eyeballs on because this is such an important speech she's giving saying there had to

compare reales stats after rinaldo with the cleveland cavaliers stats after the bron james left the cavs coached at tyrone and was also sacked as day before look pretty good spokeo what well it's halloween after all. and the world gymnastics championship the qatar show casting a some of the planet's best athletes foremost among them the u.s. is small bias but it's also part of the country's attempt to promote sport in the region and make a big events so is there for us. a news group this is the home i like coming to you from sports city in doha where there's a huge amount of excitement can't really tell right now because there's no one really here where i am just with us all the fountain just behind me in that blues looking building that's called this by a dome and they're watching the women's team finals with the jena six expecting to see simone balls pick up a gold in that vent along with team usa and i just want to remind you just not the only big event happening in qatar qatar's got a lot of things going on over the next two years and you got major finals major championships happenin

i made my decision on kavanaugh before the allegation surfaced can have all about cav's alliance and allegiance to dark money and unlimited contributions. which i understand, josh hawley agrees with him on. wantnk the american people our politics disclosed. they want to see who is buying ads.f these nasty >> our next question, and on a morning when we found out that pentagon is considering sending 800 american troops to the southern border, as this of 7,000 people makes its way north through mexico and heading to the do either, this is a two party question. do either of you support shutting down the southern that far, hey get and, some of these people may status oncem asylum they reach our border and assuming they meet legal asylum should r it be granted, this question first to senator mccaskill. absolutely we should. e should use any tool at his disposal to make sure our border is never overrun. border patrol agents have endorsed me. i have voted for more than $70 in board security money including more money for the wall. that it is elieve essential that we secure the border with te

crisis pentagon o deploying thousands of troops to southern border migrant cav he motives closer tod asylum-seekers as they await trial, live in mexico with the very latest. good morning to you. reporter: good morning, maria. yeah folks in caravan showing no signs of slowing down, about we will let you have a look in the oaxaca state people lining up in this gas line, we're giving you sort of a view from the back of a oaxaca municipal police truck we want to give you a view of just how big this is, we have told many migrate grants about the president deploying 5200 troops to the border in this morning, the news, of the birthright citizenship possible plan but, you know, this line is unbelievable lining up here to get food, water, in town they stay at wells rides because they have been walking started on october 13, this is what is interesting, maria, that is there is a second even a third group moving down the guatemalan-mexico border now yesterday clashes between federal police and a group along the border there we are hearing a third one, has departed el salvador trying to catch u

cav flaw gnaw's people do, which is an annual wellness visit, which includes mental health screen. the other piece of work that we're doing, which is the, the home care program, adapted from health quality partner, in doylestown pennsylvania, is when our nurses take on a sick chronically ill patient, they screen very thoroughly for depressive illness and substance abuse, which is both associated and exacerbates mental illness. and we are finding a fair amount of treatment need there. i would also tell you that we find opioid addiction in the elder community is higher than we like it to be. we are dealing with that, and we actually have now got a zero co-pay for people in our health plans to access opioid treatment for the very reason that it all ties together. mental illness, substance abuse, depressive illness, are really connected. >> thank you. that's very helpful. senator casey? >> madam chair, thank you for the second round. i is have two questions. mr. cavanaugh, i will start with you. you get extra credit because you went to penn, but that's not why i'm asking you the questi