jim patrick, patrick & company. the salesforce tower, we really put that on-line, and jane kim, who's not here, led that effort for quite a while, and i think that system is working well, and seems to be playing out. i encourage you to take a walk around the park, i encourage you to take a walk around the food trucks and see the system is working, number two, now we have the alignment for the train that will come in there. that's a great idea. i see a tremendous void, where will a train go? what are we going to do about going across the bay? no one, by choice, seems to want to talk about that. that's a strategic point that we need to talk about as a transportation authority. in order to complete this transportation, we need to complete the trains and get them onward to sacramento, san jose, you'eureka, chicago, etc. i think we need to look at that as part of the equation. >> supervisor peskin: thank you. is there any further public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. [ gavel ]. >> supervisor peskin: and

jim patrick. i'm with patrick & and company here in san francisco. he's right. we need to divide these two. you try to package them together as a single unit, there's going to be problems down the road. at least that's how i see this, when they try to package this and try to make this come to fruition. number two, we haven't talked about the location of the fourth and king street station. seems to me it should be up at 7th street where it would appeal to a lot morpassengers and also -- more passengers. and also, we have another issue with the table where we should go a significantly different route. so i don't think we're quite there yet, so i encourage the supervisors to think about this long and hard, but right now, it's a single project on the c.t.x. that's what we have our handle on, and it's a long road ahead. thank you. >> supervisor peskin: thank you. next speaker, please. >> mr. chairman, members of the commission, i am gerald kaufman. i am the chair person of the bay area transportation working group. we look at transit projects all over the region. thi

jim morhard from center, patrick leahy and letters for dr.kelvin droegemeier from the idea coalition and foundation, association of american publishers, american psychological association, american association for cancer research, association for american medical colleges, council of graduate schools, consortium for ocean leadership, eea usa, a letter from retired chairman and ceo of lockheed martin corporation, and former director of the national science foundation and white house office of science and technology, epic, and research america. so, only, you're very well supported out there. so we'll ask that those be included as part of the record without objection and then i would just say to our nominees that we hope to, at our next mark-up, process your nominations, and i would ask that, as quick as you can, as we get questions for the record from members of the committee, that you respond as quickly and ask that you turn those if you can. we're going to try to keep the record open until tomorrow and if our senators can get those questions

first, for somebody of this senior level to write it and, second, as patrick said, for the "new york times" to actually publish it. jim dao who's the editor of "the new york times" op ed page, i actually covered the bradley campaign, i'm aging myself here. i knew him then as an excellent, excellent journalist. obviously he's risen in the ranks for that reason, that he has very good judgment and clearly standards and i'm sure he took a lot of steps in order to make sure that this was done correctly because it is so unusual for the "new york times" to publish something never mind for a senior administration official to present something like this in publication. >> i'm sorry, da snna. patrick, she got to this. the president was already fuming about the woodward book and then this. what does this piece do? >> right. it goes so intensely to his own fears about enemies within, about sort of the deep state around him. you know, so many senior administration officials have resigned. there are others who he doesn't see as part of his team or loyal to him, particularly jeff sessions and the justice department. and the people w

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patrick. i know. (vo) go national. go like a pro. >>> so we're back now with michael, april, and rick. so, april, so jimsta was requesting that trump allow a question from a female reporter. >> yeah. >> watch this. >> if you don't mind, after i'm finished, if weijia or hallie or vivian or one of our female colleagues could go after me, that would be great. mr. president, just to follow up on these allegations against brett kavanaugh. >> what does he mean by that? explain. what does that mean? >> i think it would be great if a female -- >> what does it mean? no, what does it mean? >> i think it would be great if a female reporter would ask you a question about this issue. so if you don't mind -- >> i wouldn't mind that at all, no. i wouldn't mind it at all. wouldn't make any difference to me. go ahead. >> that was a little shady, jim, but you know what? sometimes you have to do that to bring the point home, and he did. i want to know what you thought of the interactions because one reporter -- female reporter, he said sit down. and i was like what? but go on, april. >> i think was it hallie that he told

patrick leahy. he's a senior democrat on the judiciary committee. our correspondents, specialists, and analysts,a also standing by. first to our chief white house correspondent, jim acosta. the president is said to be privately angry about all of this, but his remarks just a little while ago were relatively subdued. >> reporter: that's right. pretty tempered. the white house showing no signs of abandoning brett kavanaugh for the supreme court. president trump dismissed the notion kavanaugh would step aside. i'm told aides are stressing kavanaugh's denials to its surrogates, but the allegations against kavanaugh are so explosive, to the president himself, they are choosing their words carefully tonight. >> thank you, everybody. [ all talking at once ] >> reporter: president trump is sticking with the supreme court pick, brett kavanaugh, brushing off the notion the embattled judge would withdraw from consideration. >> did he offer to withdrawal? >> next question. what a ridiculous question. >> reporter: asked about the accusation of assault facing kavanaugh, the president didn't hesitate to defend the judge. >> he is somebody very special. at the same time, we want

patrick morrissey and to deliver him -- we have to deliver him an absolute solid republican congress come on now. get behind him! god bless all of you. [cheering and applause] president trump: big jims a big man. he's doing a great job. he really is. look at these numbers. jim, for july up 24.1% revenue growth. [cheering and applause] think of that. i tell you, look, you people, you know, you were great to me and we won the state by 42 points. [cheering and applause] in all fairness, it's not like -- that's against a democrat. you took me in. you took me in. but i produced. i produced. [cheering and applause] i produced. these are great people. and they love, not only the beautiful, clean coal, but lots of other things we are doing well. west virginia is back. it's a lot faster than i even thought it could happen. i get hugged backstage by minors. they are great big eyes. i say how would you like to make computer widgets, though. we want to dig a hole. right? [cheering and applause] they have no interest in little delicate computer parts. so, we also have with us the secretary of state, mac warner. thank you, mac. [cheering and applause] great job. a man who, i hope you can support

patrick morrissey. we have to deliver him an absolute solid republican congress. come on, now. get behind him. god bless all of you. [cheering and applause] pres. trump: big jim.hat's a big man. and he's doing a great job, he really is, he is doing a great job -- look at these numbers. for july, up 24.1%, revenue growth. [cheering and applause] pres. trump: think of that. i will tell you, look, you people, you know, you were great to me, we won the state i-40 two points. do you know what 42 points is? and that, in all fairness, that's against a democrat. we won by 42 points. you took me in. but i produced, i produced. i produced. these are great people and they love not only beautiful, clean coal, a love lots of other things we are doing well. west virginia is back, a lot faster than even i thought it could happen. backstage, i get hooked by miners, these massive guys. i say, so would you like to make computer widgets? nope. we want to dig coal. they have no interest in delicate computer parts. we also have with this the secretary of state, mac warner. thank you, mac. great job. a man who i hope you can support because he has been terrific, really did a great

jim furyk selected tiger woods, phil mickelson and bryson dechambeau for the ryder cup they are already joining a squad which includes dustin johnson, brooks koepka, justin thomas, jordan spieth, ricky fowler, patrickeid, bubba watson and webb simpson furyk is expected to announce the 12th and final roster spot for the u.s. ryder team after the bmw championship on september 9th. they pick whoever is hot dechambeau won the last two tournaments here >>> serena williams and rafael nadal defeated their points last night to move on serena moved on in straight sets, nadal survived a 4:49 marathon against thiem to advance. nadal had a really tough match a couple days ago. it was phenomenal to watch last night it was on too late. he lost the first set 6-0. sometimes you can like a fox there. i'm down 3-0 >> save my energy for later. >> when it's 90 degrees and humid. not quite as bad last night. >>> coming up, more stuff today. the guy who beat federer is going to have to face joker as brad gilbert calls him my family didn't like the guy who beat federer they love federer. looking for some revenge nafta negotiations resume between canada and washington today. a live report from d.c. next we'll talk to the

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