senator patrick leahy: yeah. i would allow the people to do the background checks, let them look at it and let them make the decision. i was a prosecutor for years. a lot of people said, this one is guilty or that when is guilty. let's get the evidence and make up our minds based on that. i have found that people do the background checks, whether they are republican or a democrat nominee, are very professional and very thorough if given the time to do it. kellie: i wonder, at what point these kavanaugh issues bump into the senate schedule. do you think there could be floor antics that result from this? senator patrick leahy: i don't know. my work in the senate has been very concentrated on the appropriations bills. we have gone decades sometimes decades without getting them through. when i became vice-chairman, i started working at cochran and i came back to doing our work, doing what we are paid to do. when dick shelby became chairman, he and his wife are very close friends of mine and marcel's, we are poles apa

senator patrick leahy: i don't know. my work in the senate has been very concentrated on the appropriations bills. we have gone sometimes decades without getting them through. when i became vice-chairman, i and id working at cochran color doing our work. doing what we are paid to do. and he became chairman, he his wife are very close friends , we areand marcel's poles apart politically, but we believe in the senate and we want to make it work. one of three committees and the senate who has a vice-chairman. we started working earlier this year, the two of us, we talked about it at great lengths and traveled together. we said, let's make it a place to grandstand the right or left. things that we individually might like to have seen past, but no kill the process. on both sides. as a result, look where we are. the senate has moved our past it , farther past it and has in years or decades. we will continue to move. the appropriations bills will continue. i am looking at my notes. that is a trillion dollars. >> nearly. >> 999.

bristol hotel patrick crone meets the general electric's. this is the first encounter the first face to face meeting between the two men. tends. to sell for a company he hopes to free both. from the clutches of the american justice system. places a condition on the general a big trick will settle any fine for. the general electric c.e.o. accept and commits to the condition having killed two birds with one stone patrick . day. and its economic difficulties are evaporating into the american sky perhaps the department of justice will even defer payment of the five patrick this is the exact moment when irrevocably became america. that's what he did genetically it be a that he. said. so you could call it if you see deval in the late people to get it and they don't think once it just given you a few heath ask you know you know mom didn't have boarded up bodies are doing to me even late to get off and see who else on today's date on this you know solo up the army do. quickly is already doing these i want it more for before too general sickly delusi

as patrick cronin. the company's sold to the u.s. without consulting the french data. in a deal that was sealed in circumstances worthy of a spy novel and far from prying eyes and public opinion. the sale deals a terrible blow to french industry and its energy independence today this affair of state is shrouded in a deafening silence. alstom story begins in the city of bell thought this is where the company was born in eight hundred seventy two and since then it has literally shaped to the region initially gold as a c.m. the alsatian corporation of mechanical engineering the company adopted the name alstom in one nine hundred twenty eight when it merged with the company francaise thomas hoost and ever since then else dumb has played a major part in many major french projects it designed the propulsion system for the normandy then the world's fastest liner and connected france to spain by building a train tunnel under the pyrenees then built the turbo generators for the biggest power station in the world of germany but for the people of belfort else dome is so much more

and on the other commodity today patrick runs a vase of makes more sense to. it it is so that it on the over be accurate. he left you no money goes the place you're safe as a dish out of the economy social issue up by and at this hour doc won't see postulate a total manali medicare being there merica. last many other late if i ask you do you see even unit m.l. is sitting there going at it a compliment of your commissions that our economy only monday called on it is that . the commission is that i can to meet all of the loss of innocent internet to use or develop possibly. middle class or is it as you need intellectual history and feel it of course a guest of your fellow parliament us at the fair listen orignal problem of western media loves that we are numb to the facade give it a p.c. . thank you. and this isn't general electric's first attempt over ten years the american company has bought five companies that were being prosecuted by the department of justice for corruption the pattern is always the same an investigation is conducted and an acquisition unfol

still with us is patrick armstrong.emarkable moved by the turkish central bank yesterday, the president's wishes, raising rates. to turn things around, put a floor under em in general. do you see pockets of , since theyin em were so battered over the past few weeks and months? alexander: we have been looking at it closely and it is an area we will get into. the valuations are much better than they were coming in. at 17.5 timesing earnings, they had followed to 12 times at any measure. they have just seen multiple contractions, despite the fundamentals not changing, it is investors perceptions changing. trade wars, rhetoric around trade. trade, play on a global relying on big markets funding production. they have gotten to levels where valuation is probably compelling. i have not put it on yet because i have a long position in europe we have already talked about. , i want to askng you about what transitions from one to the other. you pointed this out to us, which is great. no matter how you slice it, emerging markets loo

>> patrick: you know, in english you guys say timing is everything. >> anthony: right. >> patrick: ande inches from being broken up. >> anthony: close. >> patrick: yeah. >> anthony: do you think it'll ever happen in the history of the world? >> patrick: i don't know. but i know one thing. anybody who says separatism is dead in this country, in this province, is a fool. >> anthony: no matter how you feel about quebec as either separate from or as essential part of greater canada, any reasonable person loves this place. correct me if i'm wrong. wilensky's is famous for the sandwich. the special. >> woman: wilensky special. right. >> anthony: and in what tradition does this fall? >> woman: it's basically eastern europe. it was a survival thing. it was 'cause they were poor. and that's what they could make. >> anthony: wilensky's. an old-school corner institution around since 1932, serving up pressed beef bologna and salami sandwiches, or specials, as they call them, along with egg creams and milkshakes. so, um, this a -- the special. and an appropriate beverage. egg cream. very happy. >>

like david vile, patrick kelly's pain didn't improve.t been unlucky, until he saw this. the newspaper article was short on detail. it simply said mr eljamel had been suspended from ninewells after a patient had undergone surgery on the wrong spinal disc. are you all right there? this was more than seven years after patrick kelly's operation. it prompted him to ask for his own medical records and a review of his treatment. this is an internal e—mail from a senior consultant at nhs tayside, who later reviewed patrick kelly's notes. he questions whether the work on his discs was actually done. and of the operation, he says it was "ill—advised" and that there was "no reasonable clinical basis to think that it would help." now patrick kelly faces the risk of permanent paralysis. he's in constant pain and rarely leaves the house. and with david vile, we've discovered nhs tayside also found problems after he demanded a review. another internal e—mail obtained on david vile was also unwise, and that the 80% figure mr eljamel gave him for resolvi

then they go up against tiger woods and patrick reed? then ian poulter will ta ke patrick reed?on justin patrick reed? then ian poulter will take onjustin thomas and his partner. fascinating matchups to come with the four balls. that is where america has fared better as opposed to the foursomes. the alternate shot format. well, listen to this. all your need is just nine and a half more point than the ryder cup will be back in their possession once again. and i reckon we could see some more thunderclaps. thank you so much. lewis hamilton will be hoping to take a step closer to a fifth formula one world title this weekend. he leads the drivers' championship by a0 points going into this weekend's russian grand prix and was quickest in today's practise. the times formula one reporter rebecca clancyjoins us from sochi. good evening. thank you forjoining us. good evening. thank you forjoining us. lewis hamilton we are talking about him again lewis hamilton we are talking about him lewis hamilton seems to be growing in strength with each race. what has he and mercedes done to swing the

good job, patrick. thank you, patrick.r this, a vote for patrick morrissey is about to stand up for west virginia values. [cheering and applause] a vote for morrissey is a vote for me and for our agenda to make america great again or as he will students are saying, keep america great. [cheering and applause] keep america great. that will be our new theme very soon. i don't want to switch yet, little too soon, were not even into two years yet, make america great again, i can't use that in 2020. by that time if we go even half of what we have done we will have to do it will be keep america great. [cheering and applause] it's a very important election that will decide which party controls the united states senate. a democrat-controlled senate will try to take away your second amendment. they will take it away. they want to take over american healthcare and destroy it. they want to make us venezuela. that's what they want to do. you will have venezuela, big version. erase america's borders. we fight for borders -- see the sign

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james patrick.ough i never got to meet her i will always hold the memories in my heart that i was her niece pete please keep watching over me and my sisters. we miss you and love you. >> superintendent of port authority who read and to save others to make the ultimate sacrifice. i love hearing about you from those who worked by your side and family who loves you dearly. you are larger than life we will always remember your strength and kindness. we honor you today and every day and we love you always. god bless america. [applause] john white. leonard white. sandra white. the white side. michael pauley. jeffrey weiner. glenn wilkinson. charles willet. candace williams. richard williams junior. david williams. stephen william. debbie williams. wayne williams. kevin michael williams. anthony williams. louis williams the third. john williamson. john wilson. william wilson. david winton. thomas wyatt. frank paul. david. michael witt nine. march and philip. catherine susan walsh. james woods morgan woods.

and patrick's got some advice and an offer of help.as a group, because there's a commitment level that has to come with it. why don't we start at getting in the summer league and get 11 or 15 players signed up for that? once you've done that, you never know, you might get your own football team. that's the start of my plan. thanks. if there's anything i can do to help, i will try. it's only football. that makes me happy, makes me forget everything else. when i'm on the pitch, it makes me forget about everything else. could lundy be the real love island? marooned in the bristol channel, it's a very special place which visitors fall in love with. sian scott liked it so much, she went for the weekend — and never left. it's probably the most remote community in the west. just 28 people live on this rocky outcrop in the bristol channel, 12 miles from the mainland. it has unique wildlife. the lundy cabbage. it tastes more like mouldy, fermented, gone off cabbage. ..and its own microclimate. the old light, you can't see it yet but it'll come

great job, patrick. thank you, patrick.emember this, a vote for patrick morrissey is a vote to stand up for west virginia values, right? a vote for morrissey is a vote for me and our agenda to make america great again, or as we will soon start saying, keep america great, right? keep it great. [cheering and applause] pres. trump: keep america great. that will be our new theme very soon. soon. i don't want to switch yet. by 2020, if we do half of what we have done, we will have to go -- "keep america great." this is a very important election. it will decide which party controls the united states senate. a democratic-controlled senate will try to take away your second amendment. they will try to take it away. they want to take over american health care and destroy it. they want to make us venezuela. that is what they want to do. bigll have venezuela, a version. a race america's borders. we fight for borders -- i see the signs of "finish the wall." we have built a lot of wall already. thingnot the easiest because the democrats

>> patrick: yeah.tates. that's pretty phenomenal. it's easy to see why people in mcdowell county want mining jobs. ♪ >> anthony: i'm staying in a town nearby, welch. there's no bar. >> miner: most of us just go get the beer, and head back on top of the ridge and drink it. >> anthony: wow. >> miner 2: in the name of the father, we'd like to gather here to thank you for this opportunity to support our families. please watch after us, keep us safe while we're underground working. amen. >> group: amen. >> patrick: what do you got? >> man 3: bear meat and chicken. >> anthony: oh, damn. >> patrick: i may just put my sandwich back here if you got bear meat. >> anthony: that's delicious. do you think the country as a whole, do you think they understand the coal business at all? what coal mining is about? >> richard: no. >> anthony: they don't understand at all. >> patrick: when you travel from new york to here, whether you're on a boat, plane, train, or in the sky or driving on a car, it's because of a mine. >

have you with patrick first of all what exactly do we mean by ethical or responsible investment. that doesn't really good question ethical investing is on a journey the first ethical fund was not by friends provident in one thousand nine hundred four at the time it was probably unfairly dubbed the brazil fund because the argument was that you have to be nuts to want to invest into it traditional ethical investing is about excluding sectors which which are deemed to do harm susceptible such as weapons manufacturing or coal gambling tobacco the idea being that if you invested in those you are missing out on some high growth areas and if you're missing out of high growth areas there is probably not a very good investment proposition now what's happened in recent times is the concept of ethical investing has changed and is nardelli being replaced by something called e s he now e.-s. g stands for environmental social and governance and what companies do is look is look to invest in for means that make a positive contribution to the environment to society and have strong governance mea

great job, patrick. thank you, patrick.is, a vote for patrick morrissey is a vote to stand up for west virginia values, right? a vote for morrissey is a vote for me and our agenda to make america great again, or as we will soon start saying, keep america great, right? keep it great. [cheering and applause] pres. trump: keep america great. that will be our new theme very soon. i don't want to switch yet, it is a little too soon, we are not even into two years yet. make america great again, i because byt in 2020 that time, if we even go half of what we have done, it will be keep america great. [cheering and applause] pres. trump: right? this is a very important election. it will decide which party controls the united states senate. a democrat-controlled senate try --take away your second of second amendment, they are going to take it away. [booing] pres. trump: they want to take over american health care and destroy it. [booing] pres. trump: they want to make is venezuela, that's what they want to do. you will have venezuela,

have you with patrick first of all what exactly do we mean by ethical or responsible investment. that's the some really good question ethical investing is on a journey the first ethical fund was not by friends provident in one thousand nine hundred four at the time it was probably unfairly dubbed the brazil fund because the argument was that you have to be nuts to want to invest into it traditional ethical investing is about excluding sectors which which are deemed to do harm so set such as weapons manufacturing or coal gambling tobacco the idea being that if you invested in those you are missing out on some high growth areas and if you're missing out of high growth areas there is probably not a very good investment proposition now what's happened in recent times is the concept of ethical investing has changed and is nardelli being replaced by something called e s he the s.g. stands for environmental social and governance and what companies do is look is look to invest in firms that make a positive contribution to the environment to society and have strong governance measures thi

program you are about to see with senator patrick leahy was recorded friday and includes allegations that spring or nominee brett kavanaugh actually assaulted a woman more than 30 years ago when they were both in high school and today, the "washington post" has announced that the woman has agreed to be named, she is a 51-year-old psychologist living in california. judge kavanaugh has denied the allegation and has no further comment on the matter. greta: this week on "newsmakers," vermont senator democrat patrick leahy is with us for this week's "newsmakers." we also have kate irby, mcclatchy newspaper congressional reporter, and kellie mejdrich, appropriations budget reporter with cq roll call. senator, kate irby is going to kick off with the conversation about judge brett kavanaugh. kate: the "new yorker" came out this morning detailing an alleged attempted sexual abuse by kavanaugh in high school, a woman is alleging that he held her down when he was 17 and attempted to sexually abuse her. i am wondering what your take is on this. do you think this confirmation process of judge kav

let's bring back now patrick heelly and tim.s, but we do know now that the offer has been accepted. and so patrick, what we understood the offer to be is that christine blazey ford would testify come wednesday, and we understood that the committee was also proposing it would just be her testimony up against kavanaugh, brett kavanaugh, the nominee for the supreme court's testimony. no other witnesses. we know her camp wanted other witnesses and wanted, perhaps, the testimony to come a little later and then there was the order of it. patrick, in your view, how significant, how important is it that ford's team has accepted as far as we know, an offer? >> it's very significant, because what chris blazey ford is saying to not just the committee but to the american people is i want to testify. this is my intent. i'm going to make this work. we're figuring out the details, but i want to testify, and why that is important is because now for the senate republicans, anything that derails her testifying is going to look like it was arguing

but before that, he's got to meet that challenge laid down by patrick.e his biggest game yet and it's at ashton gate. their ground for it. and they've provided kit. this is the day we've been waiting forfor a long time. here to have fun and play good. ok, thank you, guys. let's do this. hip hip, hooray! refereeing the game is city legend scott murray. so he's playing too. i've kitted out the purple team, so i probably want them to win. i think it'll be 25—23 to the purples. and if it's a bit one—sided i've got my boots on, so i mightjoin in. ooh, it's a foul by team roma... not a great start. a free kick for patrick's team. and it's a goal, oh, an own goal. great save, well done. miki's on the ball... oh, not for long. surely that's a foul. great save... and he's not got gloves on. that would hurt. it's full time and miki's team have lost 3—1. there were some good players on the pitch. they've been on will just go to waste. and patrick's got some advice and an offer of help. a commitment level that has to come with it. or 15 players signed up for that? g

net gear's ceo patrick lowe sits down to talk about the house of the future and an expert in education wonders why college teaches our children things they don't need to know. our reporters this week, jennifer elias from the business journal and mark million, of bloomberg, this week on "press:here." >>> good morning. i'm scott mcgrew. i had to take apart the family room the other day in preparation for a little home remodeling and started unhooking our home internet router and i was struck how many things use wi-fi. computers, two laptops, one desktop, but two ipads, three iphones, two televisions, we have a roku and apple tv and xbox, security cameras, we have the home security system, the solar panels and alexa and a google home. that is in the laundry room. all of them using wi-fi, all running through a net gear router. i thought, let's talk to the founder of netgear, patrick lowe, what may be the most important thing in the house. patrick is ceo of netgear and an electrical engineer joined by jennifer elias of the business journal, mark million of bloomberg. it is -- have i missed

the concentric patrick ism alliance is headed by seventy five year old child. originally from mainland china chow hopes of both hong kong and taiwanese identity cards. in this video he's in central taiwan marking the anniversary of the founding of the chinese communist party. but channel was not always a believer. in one nine hundred eighty four he wrote a letter to that then british prime minister margaret thatcher objecting to hong kong being handed back to china his letter began it is known to all that communist rule is characterized by suppression that leads only to bloodshed deprivation and diet poverty. clearly chow has since had a change of heart but are chinese authorities funding his political activities. here's what chang so yeah co-founder and manager of the concentric patriotism alliance has to say not only. here as. i understand it. and. everything. written to. them. in one. week nine hundred. at the offices of the taiwanese government spokesperson last year tucker says more can be done to regulate all political groups one may stand as a xian towar

have you with patrick first of all what exactly do we mean by ethical or responsible investment. that's the some really good question ethical investing is on a journey the first ethical fund was not by friends provident in one thousand nine hundred four at the time it was probably unfairly dubbed the brazil fund because the argument was that you have to be nuts to want to invest into it traditional ethical investing is about excluding sectors which which are deemed to do harm susceptible such as weapons manufacturing or coal gambling tobacco the idea being that if you invested in those you're missing out on some high growth areas and if you're missing out hybrid areas that is probably not a very good investment proposition now what's happened in recent times is the concept of ethical investing has changed and is nardelli being replaced by something called e s he the e.s.d. stands for environmental social and governance and what companies do is look is look to invest in firms that make a positive contribution to the environment to society and have strong governance measures things

if general electric had made the largest acquisition in its history and if patrick crone managed to rid himself of all his problems before retiring what of fronts. at its industry it's economy and its sovereignty nevertheless been preserved by our. was it a total american victory the alliance with the french the internet. or reality. could speak to it. on film. she bore it is. back to the twenty first of june twenty fourth team are no man to book terms the sale of l. storm into an alliance three joint ventures are created run equally by general electric and alstom the first and networks the second in renewable energy and the third in nuclear power it appeared to be an equal partnership between france and the united states. is. going to take those don't think completely agree on an oil. place a. divorce she said every year good. news some ask simple you shall. have it jeep who volunteered. no more. clip obviously took you multiple resolution i did action there you did it at reform and not like wow. you know it on his own. five months later on november the fourth emmanuel mccrone conclude

(vicki) as patrick nelson reports...he images it provided them could lead to an arrest. patrick nelson/reporting"in the overnight hours here in the tower district a camera was pried off this tree. but as the suspects tried to make a getaway you'll notice this railing in the video. the cameras kept recording."nat sound"taking it was easy. it was in the tree."this the voice of a man caught on video taking wireless security cameras from the front of a fresno home.talking to his partner in crime... he's looking for a payday. nat sound "we're gonna get paid right?"he soon begins to panic when he realizes the cameras are still on.nat sound "turn it off? how? hurry up man. you're the one talking like you know all about them. i don't know if there's an on and off button on this (expletive). it's portable." the suspect continues to mess with the cameras as he walks away-- even trying to avoid a dog.nat sound "you leave me alone. leave me alone. get! get! get! leave me alone."then he shoves the cameras inside of a cloth-- when som

twenty fourteen ninety nine percent of holders approve the sale to general electric a triumph for patrick crone who will distribute full billion euros between three days later the company pleads guilty in american courts it recognizes all charges of corruption of which it stands accused this is the conclusion to several months of political scandal and the end to years of judicial pressure on one side defeat masquerading as a victory three quarters of the group is sold and on the other a confession and admission to a decade of corruption as if the applause of one day was a condition for reaching a legal compromise on the. did the sale influence patrick runs impunity along with other senior group executives why did no arrests follow. if general electric had made the largest acquisition in its history and if patrick crone managed to rid himself of all his problems before retiring waterfronts. had its industry its economy and its sovereignty nevertheless being preserved by our. was it a total american victory the alliance with the french the internet. or reality. if you could speak to it. on

if general electric had made the largest acquisition in its history and if patrick crone managed to rid himself of all his problems before retiring what of fronts. at its industry it's economy and its sovereignty nevertheless been preserved by our want to bourg. was it a total or partial american victory was the alliance with the french state and of. all reality. come to speak to. it. it's now. we we we. don't you know monkey. how did himself come to talk about an alliance in twenty fourteen and just today. teak. me on. said. the former minister had forgotten that the person in charge of that agreement was himself. bought fair. dawn was going up to new york both to see. that. it. no more to bargain sists however that the agreement reached did provide real leeway you could. view. me. who leave the early. may even potty on every measure. buffet my proposal. he. succeeded in obtaining two prerogatives the partial nationalisation of would first of all from twenty eighteen on would allow the state to block the total sale of energy related activities then concerning nuclear activities the sta

patrick gearey reports. england in an oval—shaped hole. patrick gearey reports.om below 200 to above 300 with care and increasing flair. in the end, he made 89, more even than alastair cook yesterday. the buttler outscoring the master as england finished on 332. stirring stuff. as england finished on 332. nowjoe root asked his bowlers to carry the charge. stuart broad went into the breach and into the pads. shikhar dhawan, lbw for three. the breach and into the pads. now india under pressure. the breach and into the pads. kl rahul released a valve. the breach and into the pads. the batsman who's struggled for runs this series decided there was little to lose and the game settled in for a mid—afternoon snooze. this was the wake—up call. in for a mid—afternoon snooze. rahul gone to sam curran, a young man with a knack of making things happen. a young man with a knack of he's been able to learn from the best. deliveries like this to pujara are the reason james anderson is getting close to becoming the most successful pace bowler of all time. to becoming the most suc

. >> like demi moore and patrick swayze doing pottery in ghost. but everyone has clothes on and it's the opposite of that. >> and this is what sterling thought about one of our favorite lines from the episode. >> i need you to swear to it on oprah. >> you're not supposed to swear on anybody. but if you were going to swear on somebody, oprah is about as high in humanity as you can go. >> he said that because he's friends with oprah. >> the church of oprah. milo has a cool side hustle with jennifer lopez. check out this scene from jlo's movie "second act". >> you want some? >> when i get out of the shower. >> i miss a jennifer lopez rom-com. i need it in my life. >> i just need jennifer lopez in my life. let's go back to tv. >> johnny galecki will appear on "the conners." but there's more. this one is a surprise. >> juliette lewis joins "the conners." the oscar nominee posted pics with her script and wrote #luckyme. juliette plays blue, david's girlfriend and he, of course, is played by "big bang's" johnny galecki who was on one "roseanne" episode l

patrick chovanec from silvercrest asset management.et the first four news. >> president trump not saying whether he will fire deputy attorney general rod rosenstein but he says he hopes his thursday meeting will help them "figure out what is going on." the president told reporters on the sidelines of the u.n. general assembly that he wanted to have transparency and openness but refused to say whether he has confidence in ron rosenstein following reports he discussed possibly secretly recording the president. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell has a message for his colleagues today, judge brett kavanaugh's nomination to the supreme court will be voted on in the senate in the near future. his remarks came as the new yorker magazine published a story that says a second woman has accused brett kavanaugh of sexual misconduct. mitch mcconnell lames democrats for engaging in 11th hour politics. senator mcconnell: it's how psychic choreographed smear campaign to ignore dr. ford's request for confidentiality to enforce maximum damage at the

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how impressive are they, patrick? incredibly impressive. has, and also dominate, when he famously collapsed iran does later on isa famously collapsed iran does later on is a massive step forward in his career. “— on is a massive step forward in his career. —— when he famously collapsed later on. he was leading the race incredibly and into the final two days the mountain stages, he went on the attack on both of them and as the overall leader that first leg of the race you don't need to be that, you kind of defend, but he isa to be that, you kind of defend, but he is a really exciting rider to watch. he's not afraid to go on the attack. he's not a conservative writer at all, and i think it was to see the red jersey going it was a really historic display from him. he does not ride for team sky unlike the other grantor winners, does what kind of supporting that he haven't does it make this achievement even more impressive? i think he still has a good team. it's one of the best in the world, and he has plenty of support, the european champions w

has no recollection of the events but will also cooperate, same thing for alleged party attendee patrick jay smith. republicans keep pointing to this sound bite from then judiciary committee member joe biden in the anita hill hearings. >> fbi explicitly does not in this or any other case reach a conclusion, period. so when people awe an fbi report before you, understand they do not, they do not, they do not reach conclusions. leland: to that point, some of kavanaugh's supporters are spinning this as a good thing saying saying the mere fact of fbi report will take away a key democratic talking point making it worse the week-long delay, jon. jon: all right, leland vittert in washington, thank you. let's bring in former fbi assistant steve to discuss how this investigation might affect kavanaugh's confirmation, what conclusions might the fbi reached. we essentially heard joe biden in a long ago sound bite saying that they're not going to necessarily confirm or deny anything that might have happened here. >> yeah, that's true of all fbi investigations. the fbi never reaches conclusion but ho

to patrick lea hy, a democrat yes, i've just spoken to patrick leahy, a democrat on the committee, andhat chuck grassley, the republican chair will ask the fbi to do that now. it can only take up to a week, and will probably involve the fbi, at least if they do it, going to speak to that key witness that alleged witness, christine blase ford said she was —— he was in the room at the time. markjudge has given statements to the committee, but he has not appeared or been subpoenaed. he does not have to talk about it, incidentally, and when they have gathered this evidence and information, they do not come to a view or say that this did or didn't happen, or this is worth prosecuting oi’ happen, or this is worth prosecuting or not, they just happen, or this is worth prosecuting or not, theyjust present their evidence back to the senate and have a thing about all over again. so there is an enormous time pressure on the fbi to do this work in the next 7—10 days, and then there will bea next 7—10 days, and then there will be a showdown here probably the beginning of the week after next. gary o

and also to mention patrick ryan's partnership with echo bay. part of the success here is being able to put people directly to work after they complete the class. but also their involvement in the training itself to come to the classes and speak to the students as an owner, as an employer, about the realities of the expectations of the job is a big factor. and also their willingness to participate in the program. when we were first working with one treasure island to design the program, you know, we spoke to a couple of other contractors before connecting with patrick, but there were always ind indemnification issues and insurance and hurdles from corporate that seemed to get in the way. and his willingness to engage and support the program is very important to its success. so those are the comments i wanted to have. >> president tsen: thank you so much for the report. we can go on to the next item, please. >> clerk: is there any public comment on item 7? item number 8, timma update, autonomous vehicle shuttle planning. >> as we bring up the pre

he'll be stumping for republican candidate patrick morrisey. he's trying to