david cole is the national legal director of the american civil liberties union.ecile richards is the former president of the planned parenthood. rachel tiven is ceo of lambda legal. and fatima goss graves, president of the national women's law center. i thihink this is a nomination we have all been dreading. we know that roe v. wade hangs by one vote on the supreme court. there are more than a dozen cases that are ready to come to the supreme court that would restrict reproductive rights. not only -- obviously, this is a nomination that was rubberstamped by the federalist society, committed to overturning roe, but i think what is important to understand, far beyond abortion rights, judge kavanaugh has taken the position that bosses should be up to determine whether or not their employees get birth control based on our own personal point of view. he obviously disagree with the finding in the d.c. circuit court the affordable care act could go forward. i think the threats to women's health and women's rights are profound from everything from not only abortion acces

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david, this is a $1.5 billion industry. if you just drive up and down the coast of maine here, you run into a lot of those post town, their version of cole town. we have about a thousand people and the industry ies of these places are lobsters. over the last month we have been traveling this country from idaho and wisconsin and iowa and talking different industries, they told us they hoped the president in this administration from the time they cast their votes, he'll be able to bring more jobs and help out their trade agreements to expand markets. now in missouri and here in maine are those individuals and some voted for hillary clinton but also those voted for donald trump telling us this is the moment, they are losing business and prices are doing gown whether it is the mail they're trying to send out. they as small businessmen and women can't afford for this to go on longer. >> vaughan hillyard is joining us. thank you. >> ben white and also our contributor miss swanson, a trade and international writer for "the new york times." >> ben, let me start with you, let's take a listen to what he had to say. >> i think the next few months,

joe cole with a brilliant strike in the group game that ended 2-2. good morning to you, david.the colombians. six yellow cards in total. you may be our will to expect that in the world cup quarter—final, especially in last 16 match. a great save by jordan especially in last 16 match. a great save byjordan pickford. especially in last 16 match. a great save by jordan pickford. what do they hold now penguin? are they going to put their feet up mr mark those who did not start their match will face a recovery session. they will face a recovery session. they will be back at the hoteljust doing some gentle work. they will travel south to samoa they will face sweden. i went to the sweden match yesterday. they are on the verge of a world cup semi—final. joanna konta is through to the finals at wimbledon. she had to work hard for a straight sets win. she came through 7—5, 7—6. maria sharapova is out. it‘s maria sharapova‘s first ever defeat in the opening round. kyle edmund beat alex bolt. the number 21 seed goes on to play the american. rafael nada is also through despite not playing a

cole. something like 9/11 was the next logical continuation. >> afghanistan under the taliban regime had harbored al qaeda. so when the president meets with all of his national security advisers in camp davidy decide d the taliban had to be uprooted if they were really going to get at bin laden. >> what's different here, what's changed in terms of u.s. policy is the president's determination to go after those nations and organizations and people that lend support. >> the obvious response is to go after al qaeda. but the administration needed somehow to show that it was serious. >> our war or terror begins with al qaeda, but it does notened there. it will not end until every terrorist group of global reach has been found, stopped and defeated. >> they said this has changed everything. the world was not going to be the same. and they us created what they called the global war on terror. >> president bush plans to sign the antiterrorism bill into law today after it was overwhelmingly approved by the senate. the legislation gives sweeping new powers to law enforcement including expanded wiretapping and surveillance authority. >> the most important part of the patriot act is the power of survei

cole is mixing with them. beckham! it's gone in! england are in front! relief! beckham! it's gone in! england are infront! relief! david beckham!he knockout stage of the world cup. it was a long time in coming, but a brilliant free kick. david beckham scores his first england goal in 13 games, and his first with a free kick for over three years. what a moment to produce a beckham special. i had forgotten how utterly delicious that free kick was. you we re delicious that free kick was. you were so young, 11. 11 or 12? but in terms of the pressure, when it comes toa terms of the pressure, when it comes to a knockout game, what would be your advice to the england team?” think they've just got to believe in what they are doing, have confidence in what they do. i think we got a really young squad and i think it would be important for the older players, harry as the captain, to really help the younger players deal with the pressure. obviously i think they have done a fantasticjob in expressing themselves and playing with loads of confidence. i think if they just believe in with loads of confidence. i think if theyjust believe in them