. >> captain jim graham is the vice president of operations and chief pilot of delta airline and the overall conduct of delta's worldwide daily flight operations which includes overseeing 14,000 pilots and 876 aircraft and the delta has held subsidiary and afill ats on 5400 daily flights and it was naval aviator, and the final panelist, general mike holmes, and the command operates more than 1100 aircraft, 27 wings and 12 bases and more than 315 operating locations worldwide with 158,000 total force and civilian personnel. general holmes piloted 4,000 hours and 530 combat hours in a, b, c, d and e. >>. >> general wright, would you like to start us off with the opening comment. >> thank you for that introduction, and it's great to be in this line up of the panel because it is a great opportunity for us. >> we'll talk about the air crew crisis task force for the reserve component specifically the air national guard and this is a problem and not a crisis and the crisis is coming, though, if you talk about the production and the use of pilots and the pilot affiliating against guard activ

. >> reporter: the long journey for jim graham ends in a sma town of paxton. graham who has been seeking f answersor 25 years from the catholic church finding them on the campus of anna maria college, a catholic school. >> driven all the way from south carolina to find out whether father thomas sullivan is your father. >> reporter: dr. anne m ie meyers is the anthropologist hols took dna samples from the priest buried in june. the day after father's day. now two months later -- >> and i'm here to telou that he is. >> i don't think i've ever hug aid doctor before but thank you. reporter: finally confirmation and relief. >> a bit drained emotionally but in a way relaxed. >> reporter: amid family rumors it's a journey that began at the kitchen table of who he thought were as a aunt and uncle as they slid an obituary across the table table. >> ty said this m may be your father but we don't know. only the principals know and'r they dead. >> reporter: that day in 1993 began the quest. he hst qned the church, gathered orphanage records, hired detectives. at the cente

. >> reporter: the long journey for jim graham ends in a small town ofpa xton. graham who has been seeking answers for 25 years from the catholic church finding them on the campus of anna maria college, a catholic school. >> you've driven all the way from south carolina to find out whether father thomas sullivan is your father. r orter: this is the forensic anthropologist who took dna samples the day after father's day. now two months later -- >> and i'm here to tell you that he is. >> i don't think i've ever hugged youbefore, but thank you. >> reporter: finally confirmation and relief. >> betrayed emotionally, but in a wayrelaxed. >> reporter: amid family rumors, he thought people wer an aunt and uncle. >> they said to me this man may be our father, but we don't know. tnl oh principles know, and they're all dead. reporter: that day in 1993 began the quest. he hasuestioned the church, gathered records, hired private dectives. the center? one question. was father thomas sullivan a priest, graduate of boston college, his father. >> and when she told you, you had s

. >> reporter: the long journey for jim graham ends here. he's been seeking a fwers 25 years from the catholic church, finding them on the campus of a tholic school. you've driven all the way from south carolina to find out whether father thomas sullivan is your father. dr. an marie myers is the forensic anthropologist who took dna samples from the pooriest t y after father'sday. now two months later. >> i here toell you that he is. >> >> reporter: finally, confirmation and relief. >> big range emotionally, but relaxed. >> reporter: amid family rumors, it's a journey that began at the tablef who he thought were his aunt and uncle. >> they said to me this man may be your father, but we don't know. only the principalsknow, and they're all dead. >> reporter: that day began the quest. he has uestioned thechurch, gathered records, hired private detectives. at the center? one question. was father thomas sullivan a priest, graduate of boston college, buried, his father. >> when she told you, you had ch emotion. >> when it's validated, it hit home.

captain jim graham is the vice president of flying operations and chief pilot at delta airlines. captain graham is responsible for the overall conduct of delta's worldwide daily flight operations, which include overseeing over 14,000 pilots,el 1176 aircraft and the aircraft of delta's subsidiaries on over 5400 daily flight. he was a naval aviateor prior to delta. our final panelist is general mike holmes. the command operates more than 1,100 aircraft, 36 wings, 12 bases at more than 315 operating locations worldwide with 158,000 total force military and civilian personnel. general holmes is command pilot with over 4,000 hours. 530 combat hours in the f-15 a, d and e.andy -- general rice, if you'd like to start us off with your opening comments. >> ok. thank you, junior. thank you for that introduction and it's great to be in this lineup of this panel because this is a great opportunity for us. we talk about the air crew crisis task force. for the reserve component and specifically the international guard, this is a problem and not a crisis. the crisis is coming, though. as you ta

captain jim graham is the vice president of flying operations and chief pilot at delta airlines. captain graham is responsible for the overall conduct of delta's daily flight operations which includes overseeing over 14,000 pilots,el 76 aircraft and the aircraft of delta's subsidiaries on over 5400 daily flight. he was a naval aviator prior to delta. our final panelist is general mike holmes. the command operates more than 1,100 aircraft, 36 wings, 12 bases at more than 315 operating locations worldwide with 158,000 total force military and civilian personnel. general holmes is command pilot with over 4,000 hours. general rice, if you'd like to start us off with your opening comments. >> okay. thank you, junior. thank you for that introduction and it's great to be in this lineup of this panel because this is a great opportunity for us. we talk about the air crew crisis task force. for the reserve component and specifically the international guard, this is a problem and not a crisis. the crisis is coming, though. as you talk about the sign wave of production and use of pilots and

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jim mattis is going to be one of his pall-bearers. david petraeus, former cia director, also speaking at the funeral. and lindsey graham, the senator's close friend in the senate. the two of them would travel all over the world together, often with a fellow democrat, trying to bring home the message of bipartisanship. the idea that party stops at the water's edge. and that's where country begins. i have to apologize, we have the helicopter flying above us. you know, richard, at any moment now we're expecting this funeral service behind us to wrap-up. they are inside the chapel, and then to go down to the burial plot. it's right on the severyn river, a special spot for john mccain. in some ways, he learned how much he loved this place and how much it shaped him, only when he was in captivity for five and a half years in vietnam. when he was here, he was somewhat of a rebel. it was an identity and a mantra he really adopted for himself, always wanted the challenge of authority. you saw that throughout his political kreerks bcareer, but started here. and he wanted to talk to his classmates and fellow p.o.w.s and also want

graham's performance when he lashed out at senate democrats. that was a moment here at the white house when they saw this thing turning. >> jim acosta, thank you very much. as you saw at the top, both witnesses gave gripping testimony. right now, i want to play a little more of what dr. ford had to say. >> he had a good time because he was very inebriated and because i was wearing a one-piece bathing suit underneath my clothing. indelible in the hippacampus is laughter, and they're having fun at my expense. >> you've never forgotten that laughter, you've never forgotten them laughing at you? >> they were laughing with each other. >> and you were the object of the laughter? >> i was underneath one of them while the two laughed. two friends having a really good time with one another. >> dr. ford, with what degree of certainty do you believe brett kavanaugh assaulted you? >> 100%. >> joining us right now is a democratic member of the committee. thank you for being with us. first of all, on professor ford, i'm wondering what you made of her testimony, because i know going into this, you had spoken that you believed her. >> i think there were all t

graham is standing there. his two kids. a bull in th -- bullet in the head to protect us. it's offensive to call police officers modern day jimw your time. >> please audience. no applause. what senator cruz said is untrue. officers call police modern day jim crow. mourn thesenator cruz passing of officer in fort worth. my uncle raymond was a sheriff's deputy in el paso. he was the one who taught me to shoot and the responsibility and comes withity that owning a gun. he taught me what it means to everyone. to be sworn to protect everyone in community. with the tragic shooting death, unarmed blacker man killed in this country by law enforcement. no member of law enforcement wants that to happen. no member of this community wants that to happen. do something better than what we've been doing so far. african-americans represent 13% of the population in this country. they represent one third of those who are shot by law enforcement. we have something wrong. if we have the largest prison population on the face of the planet and it is comprised of people of color, we have something wrong in this country. and democrats should be able

lindsey graham has made up his mind, and if this was an actual proceeding, he would have to recuse himself because he's obviously not trying to judge this from a neutral perspective. >> go ahead, jim. >> it's interesting you call it a partisan process at this point that we didn't hear that from the democrats years ago during other confirmations. it's a constitutional process, not a partisan process. the nomination and confirmation of a court justice is dictated by the constitution of the united states. article 1 and article 2 powers come into play here. to say you have amateurish investigators, these same investigators conduct investigations into a number of issues that delve into national security. so now they're amateurs as it relates to this issue. i'm suspect of your comments there. >> kim schultz, ronato mariotti, i appreciate the conversation. >>> how do the supreme court justices on the supreme court feel about the contentious supreme court battle, and more important many, how do they move past it? we'll discuss, coming up. making my dreams a reality takes more than just investment advice. from insurance to savings to retirement, it takes someone with experience and knowled

lindsey graham who lit up the airwaves yesterday with his dramatic yelling at fellow democrats or other democrats on the judiciary committee, repeating virtually the same thing that he said yesterday. jimublican candidate for senate? the great state of ohio, still with us, listening throughout all of this. , senator graham said the beginning of the process that will tear this country apart and it is going to keep going. that is a bleak outlook, mr. renacci. is there a way to turn it around? >> people in ohio are upset, republicans, democrats, independents, is saying the same thing. we n.o.w. have a standard of conduct even be substantiated allegations than bring somebody down it is said. especially individuals on the democrat side like ellison or parnell. i give my colleague in the house, tim ryan some credit. he told parnell, who is running in, i think south carolina, he needs to step down because of actual, actual alleged abuse. we also have the guy from i'm running again sherrod brown, has actual alleged abuse. we better be careful they set a standard of conduct, they don't look to each other, wait a minute, if we do this to judge kavanaugh we better look at people around us. the sa

jim, thank you very much, washington examiner. >> thank you. jon: for more on all of this, be sure to tune into sunday morning futures. maria bartiromo will be speaking to senator graham judiciary committee. that's tomorrow 10:00 a.m. eastern right here on fox news channel. >>> president trump appears to be backing off his threats to shut down the federal government ahead of the midterm elections over funding for the border wall that he so much wants. this as the house passes a new bill that would make it easier to deport immigrants for violent crimes. gillian turner has more from washington. >> the house passed a vote yesterday that redefining the crimes for which foreigners can be deported from the united states. passed with a vote tally of 247-152, republicans believe it is a much needed measure that furthers the president's goal of eliminating all criminal aliens from the united states. >> -- by precisely and legally defining the phrase crime of violence and related criminal acts that when combined with the element of force are indeed considered violent. >> the president wrote on twitter under our horrible immigration laws the government's frequently blocked from

graham is standing there. his two kids. he took a bullet in the head to protect us. and let me cite -- say right now it's offensive to call police officers modern day jim crow. that is not texas. >> that's your time. please, audience. please. no applause. rep. o'rourke: what senator cruz said is simply untrue. i did not call police officers modern day jim crow. and i as well senator cruz and everyone here mourn the passing of the officer in fort worth. my uncle raymond was a sheriff's deputy in el paso. he was the one who taught me to shoot and the responsibility and accountability that comes with owning a gun. but he also taught me what it means to serve everyone. to be sworn to protect and serve everyone in a community. not just some people. with the tragic shooting death, you have another unarmed black man killed in this country by law enforcement. now, no member of law enforcement wants that to happen. no member of this community wants that to happen. but we've got to do something better than what we've been doing so far. if african-americans represent 13% of the population in this country, they represent one third of those who are shot by law enforcemen

jim, thank you very much, washington examiner. >> thank you. jon: for more on all of this, be sure to tune into sunday morning futures. maria bartiromo will be speaking to senator grahamary committee. that's tomorrow 10:00 a.m. eastern right here on fox news channel. >>> president trump appears to be backing off his threats to shut down the federal government ahead of the midterm elections over funding for the border wall that he so much wants. this as the house passes a new bill that would make it easier to deport immigrants for violent crimes. gillian turner has more from washington. >> the house passed a vote yesterday that redefining the crimes for which foreigners can be deported from the united states. passed with a vote tally of 247-152, republicans believe it is a much needed measure that furthers the president's goal of eliminating all criminal aliens from the united states. >> -- by precisely and legally defining the phrase crime of violence and related criminal acts that when combined with the element of force are indeed considered violent. >> the president wrote on twitter under our horrible immigration laws the government's frequently blocked from deporti