has gotten needs to win becausejon rahm has gotte n into needs to win becausejon rahm has gotten intoseason in the race to dubai, but fleetwood is in the mix, just four shots behind, fourth place in the s to overcome rory mcilroy. lorenzo, the biggest threat undoubtedly is jon rahm, lorenzo, the biggest threat undoubtedly isjon rahm, his team—mate. he cannot win the race to dubai because he did not play again till you make enough counting events and everything points to, he bounced back after his second round and 7a with a really superb 65 today, it is taking him into third placejust a couple of shots off the lead, so rory mcilroy is a big threat, michael lorenzo and in the share of the lead withjon rahm, it is going to build up to a very exciting climax for the european tour season. i think it isjust an extra challenge, that is all. so far, i feel i get done a greatjob of it and i've been lucky enough they been doing this for three years in a row now, come to this event i don't like to keep the tracker to —— and i would like to keep record going. it's a big night for british fighter

, rory mcilroy and the biggest threat undoubtedly isjohn rahm, his team—mate.ff in style and everything points to the possibility of the final day because he bounced back after his second round with a really superb 65 today, it has taken him into third place just a couple of shots off the lead so rory mcilroy is the big threat, lorenzo and the share of the lead withjohn rahm. it will build up a very exciting climax to the european tour season. will build up a very exciting climax to the european tour seasonlj will build up a very exciting climax to the european tour season. i think it isjust to the european tour season. i think it is just an to the european tour season. i think it isjust an extra challenge, so far, i feel like it isjust an extra challenge, so far, ifeel like i've it isjust an extra challenge, so far, i feel like i've done a great job of it never been lucky enough to be doing this three years in a row 110w be doing this three years in a row now and coming to this event, i would like to keep that track record going but you know, there's so much m

and jon rahm is europe's top golfer, clinching the season—ending tour championship in dubai.ello, and welcome to the programme. saudi arabian side al hilal are the asian club champions for a record—equalling third time. they beating japan's urawa red diamonds 2—0 in the second leg of the champions league final for a 3—0 aggregate victory. craig templeton reports. optimism was high among the travelling fans, but they are one goal lead heading into the second leg was a slender one. their opponents, temp one mac —— urawa red diamonds, beat them in a final two yea rs diamonds, beat them in a final two years ago. now diamonds, beat them in a final two years ago. now was diamonds, beat them in a final two years ago. now was the time for revenge. the match did not spike into life until the second half, with a sweeping al—hilal move, sebastian genco with the ball. surely now it was too much for the japanese side? that was how it proved, as they pushed for the two goals they needed, their defence was open up yet again. the tournament's top scorer getting the goal his performance deser

let's start with rahm. rahm, you served in the house. how did your former colleagues do?ats did a good job in making sure the facts piece by piece step by step got laid out. i think the republicans -- there were two parts. by the second day they were actually following the script they were supposed to, being respectful. obviously the president messed it up. i would say that both parties -- in this situation you have the jets and sharks already set up. it's been divided like that. >> they were divided going into the hearings. they seemed divided coming out. chris christie, we learned -- we expected no news during the hearings. in fact, we learned about this new witness to ambassador sondland's conversation with the president and on friday president trump's tweet. thing can happen during the hearings that can change the dynamics. >> i think things can happen, but i don't think they changed the dynamic. for those people that support the president they're not offended with this conduct. they're saying this is consistent with who he is and why we elected him. >> attacking the

rahm did just that, finishing on nineteen under par for the torunament.e to dubai, which replaced the tour‘s old order of merit, has only ever been won by one other spanish golfer and that was seve ballesteros. there are so many european tour players that could have done it, probably got close, and to think of that list of seve and then me is hard to believe. it is such a big part of spanish golf history and it is really unique to put my name on something that only seve has done. tyson fury will get his re—match with deontay wilder in february, after wilder beat luis ortiz to retain his wbc world heavyweight title for the 10th time in las vegas. it was a shaky start for the champion, who was out—boxed by ortiz for six rounds. but in the seventh, wilder's devastating right hand left ortiz on the canvas, unable to beat the count. afterwards he said tyson fury was definitely next, and then he wanted a unification bout with whoever wins the rematch between anthonyjoshua and andy ruinunior. that fight is in saudi arabia on december the 7th. meanwhile, callum s

of chicago, chicago agrees with rahm emanuel.his is very very bizarre guys. i agree obviously sanders and warren have losing ideas in general and i don't think they are ideas that can beat president trump. i do wonder in this debate forum where these ideas are losing but are good sound bites if the moderators are going to let these new ideas get a word in edge wise. i also wonder if they will be delivered boldly enough to take away from sanders and warren and not steal from people like biden and mayor pete and senator klobuchar. >> emanuel might be correct but completely out of step with today's democratic party. like today's democratic party -- [inaudible]. obama was all about you are your brother's keeper. why not redistribute income. what is redistribution? it is taking from people who earned it and giving to people who haven't earned it. capitalism, that is the protection of property rights, that's the only system that's ever brought people out of poverty and that's a system that none of the democrats even the so called centr

rahm did just that, finishing on 19 under par for the torunament.e other spanish golfer and that was seve ballesteros. there are so many european tour players that could have done it, probably got close, and to think of that list of seve and then me is hard to believe. it is such a big part of spanish golf history and it is really unique to put my name on something that only seve has done. tyson fury will get his re—match with deontay wilder in february, after wilder beat luis 0rtiz to retain his wbc world heavyweight title for the 10th time in las vegas. it was a shaky start for the champion, who was out—boxed by 0rtiz for six rounds. but in the seventh, wilder's devastating right hand left 0rtiz on the canvas, unable to beat the count.

rahm did just that, finishing on nineteen under par for the torunament.anish golfer and that was seve ballesteros. there are so many european tour players that could have done it, probably got close, and to think of that list of seve and then me is hard to believe.

our powerhouse round table with chris christie and rahm emanuel. we'll break down the politics, smoke out the spin, the facts that matter this week. >> announcer: from abc news it's "this week." here now chief anchor george stephanopoulos. >>> good morning and welcome to "this week." election day exactly one year away and this morning our brand new poll with the "washington post" shows a top tier pulling away from the rest of the pack. joe biden holds the lead at 28% followed by elizabeth warren at 23%, bernie sanders at 17% and pete buttigieg getting past kamala harris at 9%. harris and the remaining candidates at 2% or less. biden maintains his edge on who has the best chance to beat trump at 42%. he beats the field by a wild margin. the race is fluid. over half polled say they would consider another candidate. in the first caucus state of iowa, "the new york times" poll shows a virtual tie at the top. the top four candidates all within five points. in a showtime interview airing tonight mayor pete is suggesting the race is coming down to elizabe

to think of that list of seve, and then jon rahm, it is hard to believe.g that only seve has done. and in the last hour south korea's kim sei—young has won the season ending group tour championship and with it the biggest prize in women's golf. remember to keep it on bbc world new for the latest from hong kong. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @lvaughanjones. as we head into the final week of metrological autumn, there is more rain in the forecast. some of us were lucky enough to see some brighter skies, generally the brightness has been at a premium. 0ur brightness has been at a premium. our next spell of rain is already making its presence felt across south—western parts of the uk. some gusty wind associated with this, 40 or 50 gusty wind associated with this, 40 or50 mph gusty wind associated with this, 40 or 50 mph across parts of south—west england and south wales. rain tracking its way north and east woods overnight, getting as far north as the north midlands, southern parts of northern ireland. further north, mainly dry, mist and low cloud, tempera

he was vying with england's tommy fleetwood for the honours, with the pair level as rahm headed up theas europe's number one golfer for 2019, handing him close to £4 million in prize money. tyson fury will get his rematch with deontay wilder in february, after wilder beat luis ortiz to retain his wbc world heavyweight title for the 10th time in las vegas. it was a shaky start for the champion, who was out—boxed by ortiz for six rounds. but in the seventh, wilder's devastating right hand left ortiz on the canvas, unable to beat the count. afterwards he said tyson fury was definitely next, and then he wanted a unification bout with whoever wins the rematch between anthonyjoshua and andy ruinunior. that fight is in saudi arabia on december the 7th. britain's dave ryding crashed out of the opening slalom race of the world cup season, at levi in finland. he was in second place after the first leg, as he looked for his first victory — but he fell towards the end of the second leg. there's never been a british winner of an alpine skiing world cup event. that's all the sport for now. president

and jon rahm is europe's top golfer, clinching the season—ending tour championship in dubai.n club champions for a record—equalling third time. they beating japan's urawa red diamonds 2—0 in the second leg of the champions league final for a 3—0 aggregate victory. craig templeton reports. 0ptimism was high among the travelling fans, but they are one goal lead heading into the second leg was a slender one. their opponents, temp one mac —— urawa red diamonds, beat them in a final two yea rs diamonds, beat them in a final two years ago. now diamonds, beat them in a final two years ago. now was diamonds, beat them in a final two years ago. now was the time for revenge. the match did not spike into life until the second half, with a sweeping al—hilal move, sebastian genco with the ball. surely now it was too much for the japanese side? that was how

fleetwood still has a chance to win his second race to dubai title but his ryder cup team—matejon rahm season—ending tour championship. rahm is currently ahead, but as our golf correspondent iain carter explains, fleetwood is still in contetnion. he is, but he still has an awful lot of work to do, one under parfor tommy, so four shots off the lead here and he really needs to win becausejohn here and he really needs to win because john has gone here and he really needs to win becausejohn has gone into the lead with michael lorenzo at 15 under par and that means that he is not the favourite to win the season, the race to dubai, but fleetwood is definitely in the mix, it four shots behind. fourth place but has to ove 1120 m e behind. fourth place but has to overcome rory mcelroy, but the biggest threat undoubtedly isjohn, his team—mate. the wrist to dubai, he did not play enough counting events to do that, but he can sign off in style and everything points to that possibility because the bounce back after his second round of 7a with a really superb 65 today, it is taken in into third plac

spain'sjon rahm has taken the advantage over tommy fleetwood, as they vie to end the year as europe'sinal round of the women's tour championship in florida. she sank five birdies in her last nine holes to move to 11—under par — five shots off the lead. finally, back to football, and there was an incredible final in south america's top club competition, the copa libertadores. the brazilian side flamengo trailed argentina's river plate 1—0, but gabriel barbosa scored in the 89th and 92nd minutes before being sent off. it's flamengo's first libertadores title for 38 years. so much passion in the competition. escalator, magnified hugely, as you can see, without being a final. and then what a finish! i'd just like then what a finish! i'd just like the way you pronounced it. very good. you can give it a little flourish. cheers. doctors are urging us all to take extra precautions, to help stop the spread of the winter vomiting bug, norovirus. it follows a big rise in the number of cases this year, particularly in schools. here to talk us through what we can do to help is gp dr amir khan. goo

more success for spain, this time in golf — jon rahm overcame a nervous back nine, and a final—round dubai. the 25—year—old tops the race to dubai standings, as europe's top golfer, and becomes the second spaniard to achieve the feat after the late seve ballesteros, who won it six times. and he did so with a birdie on the final hole to win by one shot. it has been a great year, and again, after taking six weeks off i took a bit of a risk, but i thought it was needed, so for everybody out of there who think they need to train all the time, rest is just as important. i'm really looking forward to finishing the year strongly, hopefully i can play good again and have a great 2020. al—hilal claimed the last place in the club world cup next month, after winning the asian champions league. the saudi arabian side beat japan's urawa red diamonds to seal a 3—0 aggregate win — and with it, the last spot going for fifa's annual global competition. it was a record equalling third win for al—hilal in asia's top club competition. jose mourinho will face the world's media once again on monday as he

under way in the final round of golf‘s season—ending tour championship in dubai, where spain'sjon rahmy vie to end the year as europe's top golfer. and england's charley hull is in contention heading into the final round of the women's tour championship in florida. she sank five birdies in her last nine holes to move to 11 under par — five shots off the lead. it looks as though tyson fury‘s rematch with deontay wilder is on next february, after wilder beat luis 0rtiz to retain his wbc world heavyweight title for the tenth time in las vegas. meanwhile, callum smith has successfully defended his wba super—middleweight title in his home town of liverpool. the fight against fellow—britain john ryder went the distance — but smith won it on a unanimous points decision. finally, back to football, and there was an incredible final in south america's top club competition, the copa libertadores. the brazilian side flamengo trailed argentina's river plate 1—0 — but gabriel barbosa scored in the 89th and 92nd minutes, before being sent off! it's flamengo's first libertadores title for 38 years. th

spain'sjon rahm has won the final event on the european tour — the world tour champuionship and in doingeded a big finish, birdieing the last to finish on 19 under for the torunament, which sees him top the tours overall standings. the race to dubai — which replaced the tours old order of merit — has only ever been won by one other spanish golfer and that was seve ballesteros, so he is in esteemed company. great britain's davis cup captain leon smith said they should be excited about their chances of future success, despite an agonising defeat by spain in the semi—finals. after winning one singles match each in madrid, it came down to the doubles, with rafael nadal and feliciano lopez beating jamie murray and neal skupski in two tie—break sets. so an encouraging display from great britain but a frustrating outcome. we are hurting now. but we have seen an amazing tie here against spain, the strongest team argued that in the strongest team argued that in the competition. we have pushed them within a couple of points of going toa within a couple of points of going to a final set and decidin

to avoid violence with the kind of repression that we see taking place even as we speak you know rahm and he he pledged to me that. they would work to. protect and respect peaceful protesters as a part of the democratic process here in iraq i also encouraged him to listen to those who are protesting and their calls for reform. in baghdad. this was an unannounced visit my the us vice president he arrived and he we are told is at the airbase that's in western iraq visiting u.s. troops there these are u.s. troops that lead the coalition that help the iraqi troops battle what remains of the group eisel now it is very interesting timing because as you mentioned it comes at a time when there is this instability here because of these protests we've heard in the last few weeks the u.s. has called for government to actually hold early elections and implement these electoral reforms that we keep hearing the government talk about here but nonetheless we don't yet know if vice president pence is going to be meeting with the prime minister are that optimality there is one source we spoke to in the

england's tommy fleetwood and jon rahm are three strokes off the leader mike lorenzo—vera at the worldy mcilroy slipped to sixth place after a disappointing round. there's a busy weekend coming up for european club rugby. 0ne game to tell you about tonight — in the champions cup, ulster beat clermont in pool 3. this try from john cooney helping them on their on their way to a 18 points to 13 victory. that's all from me. there is of course more stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. bye from now. there are a number of warnings out from the met office for the rain. the rain had has been falling steadily already across southern and western areas is heading north into the midlands and northern england. there are very few places that will escape that rain as we go through the weekend. given it has been so wet this autumn we are anticipating some flooding issues and the potential travel disruption that goes with it. quite wet for northern ireland. this is where we have seen the heaviest rain so far through the night that is heading north, so heavyin night that is heading n

to avoid violence were the kind of repression that we see taking place even as we speak you know rahm and he he pledged to me that the that they would work to. protect and respect peaceful protesters as is a part of the democratic process here in iraq i also encourage them to listen to those who are protesting and their calls for reform. meanwhile one person has been killed in the capital baghdad when security forces tried to stop protesters from reaching the central bank. and the. security forces fired tear gas and rubber bullets at protesters a number of people were injured some demonstrators threw molotov cocktails and stones at least 330 people have been killed since precious began in early october sparked by anger at widespread corruption and mass on hold. at least 10 people have been killed in a car bombing in the northern syrian border city of tell a bid several more were wounded in the attack in an industrial area of the city which is controlled by turkish backed fighters to libya has seen some of the heaviest fighting since the turks launched a military offensive against kurd

be war in the pacific, roos investment insisted that macarthur be recalled to active duty and be rahmed to dew point in the pacific over a good built of foot fragging by stinson and others who would not like to have him there. they were prima donnas who recognized each others ability and inglett i got with that -- at that. and just a final thing. in the middle of the war, there was a question on whether the philippines would be bypassed and whether the japanese should land on the home islands. roosevelt handled that dispute when he went to hawaii in 1944 and came down decisively on macarthur's side. so i think there was a clear respect for each other and much like the president's respect for huey long. yes, sir? es, sir? >> i was wondering how important you think the progressive era was to f.d.r. and whether biographers generally pay enough attention to his early career. >> certainly i did mention the affect of theer dore on f.d.r. and when roosevelt was an undergreat at harvard, his cousin, theodore was president. f.d.r. idolized theodore and i think it was because of the ideas after t

it anticipated ipo would take place or give detail on its size rahm cause vast oil reserve massive daily output. it holds a monopoly in saudi arab. the world's largest exporter of crude oil public offering as pa of saudi crown prince mohammad bin saw salmond's plan to wean is country off of oil and develop other areas of the economy. well the connecticut man accused of putting razor ades and halloween candy bags. now says that could have been hs 3 year-old who put them in the candy bowl, tony tears, he has more. >>37 year-old jason right. criminal history is now in a heap of trouble. >>his answers for why and how these razor blades couldn't and that up and didn't make a l of sense rat. >>has hit with charges, including reckless endangerment and risk of injury allegedly told police the razor blas were accidentally spilled or put into the candy bowl that he used to hand out candy from but he gave no explanation to cops as too. how they ended up in the kids can d'backs an angry and really really angry that kristi barbera who spoke with fox 61 stay put least the last night and said her son w

to avoid violence where the kind of repression that we see taking place even as we speak you know rahm and he he pledged to me that the that they would work to. protect and respect peaceful protesters as is a part of the democratic process here in iraq i also encourage them to listen to those who are protesting and their calls for reform where comes as one person was killed in the capital baghdad when security forces tried to stop protesters from reaching the central bank. and the. security forces fired tear gas and rubber bullets at protest as a number of people were injured at least 330 people have been killed since precious began in early october spotted by anger at widespread corruption and mass unemployment. at least 10 people have been killed in a car bombing in the northern syrian border city of tel aviv and several more were wounded in the attack in an industrial area of the city which is controlled by texas backed fighters iran has restored internet access off to the government imposed a shutdown last week in response to widespread protests demonstrations began off the governm

power in 2010 that fought for the right to strike and then successfully went on strike in 2012 beat rahm emanuel -- in many ways were committed to privatizing to crushing the union then lori lightfoot was -- and so that is where this movement began. the last time i was on we were talking about los angeles and the los angeles teachers pushed her this framework and now the ctu has done this again. they have comeme back to the center o othe teachehers union movement wear them along. they brought demands around housing and they extra funding for students suffering from homelessness, extra nurses and social workers, think students need to be able to go to o schos and learn. you hadcy davis gates, talked about mayor lightfoot being a shero, that she had the opportunity to be a shero. how would you assess what she has done over the last 10 days? >> i would say we are disappointed that it took a strike for her to make good on the promises that she put forth on the campaign trail. i think this serves as notice to all of us in the movement that when candidates assume our positions and our platform

part of believe hard to believe well it's been a big day for rahm and later on sunday we'll see the biggestever women winner's check in women's golf $1500000.00 will go to the winner of the c.m.e. group top championship in florida south korea's say young kim is the leader heading into the final day after a 4 under par round of on saturday but nearly quarter is just one shot back this hole bunker shot was one of 8 birdies for her in round 3 so it's all to play for on sunday. i don't say well that has defended his w.b.c. heavyweight boxing title with a devastating knockout win over lewis or tease while the made it typically theatrical entrance to the ring for their rematch at the m.g.m. grand in las vegas once the action started the american was trailing on all 3 score cards of the 1st 6 rounds however right at the end of the 7th all he needed was a right hand which dropped all t's the cuban got to his feet but couldn't recover in time to beat the 10 count is wild as 10th straight defense of his title he's now unbeaten in $43.00 fights including $41.00 now counts the one blemish on his record

by contrast, the winner of the equivalent prize in men‘s golf, john rahm, won a bonus of over one and in london on monday night, we get an insight into the gruelling strain murray‘s rehab took out of him, his family and those close to him, before he returned to the court in september. tennis obviously has been my whole adult life but also a huge part of my childhood as well — this is what i‘ve done since i was a young kid, so when you sort of get to 28, 29 and it looks like you‘re coming to the end, i think sport doesn‘t do a very good job preparing athletes for finishing and setting them up for what they‘re going to do when they finish. but the nice thing about these last six or seven months — when i was at home and my pain was gone, i got a glimpse into what my life would be like without tennis, and i‘m so much more relaxed about that now that i know that everything will be all good when i do stop. and we‘ll have the full interview with andy murray in sportsday on bbc news at 6:30. join me then if you can. studio: thanks very much, see you later on. more now on our top story this ho

to avoid violence with the kind of repression that we see taking place even as we speak you know rahm and he he pledged to me that the that they would work to. protect and respect peaceful protesters as is a part of the democratic process here in iraq i also encouraged him to listen to those who are protesting and their calls for reform. jamison back to head. this was an unannounced visit mother u.s. vice president he arrived and he we are told is at the airbase that's in western iraq visiting u.s. troops there these are u.s. troops that lead the coalition that help the iraqi troops battle what remains of the group eisel now it is very interesting timing because as you mentioned it comes at a time when there is this instability here because of these protests we've heard in the last few weeks the u.s. has called on the government to actually hold early elections and implement these electoral reforms that we keep hearing the government talk about here but nonetheless we don't yet know if vice president pence is going to be meeting with the prime minister are that optimality there is one

party. >> pretty obviously i am supporting joe biden, so everything you just said that adequateing rahm bring, peace prosperity, and a -- a neutral attitude towards our government, or let's say a positive attitude as opposed to what i think we have gone through in the last -- who is a it almost three years i think he has got -- intelligent ideas on medicare not going to extreme, concerned about income and inequality all of us are concerned got to do something about, and i think he has got basic ideas that -- are going to bridge the divide we see seem to see in terms of people in stage we're going to see tomorrow night what comes out hopeful, hopeful we are going to see joe emerge stronger. >> who would you like as his running mate? >> i think he has to bring balance, i think, if you are going to take it from the group that is there, you know kamala makes sense, but as i think he will figure a way to balancing i don't think he would balance it with elizabeth warren or bernie sanders. >> does it bother you hunter biden stuff the conversation about him making all this money from ukraine ga

majority of americans on issue after issue after issue, whether it's women's health and the right of a rahm to make her own medical decisions, whether it's legal protections for lgbtq americans, whether it's the right of workers in collective bargaining, whether it's fair access to the ballot box and voting rights, whether it's the most commonsense gun laws and environmental protections. these nominees have used way to the right of even the average republican, let alone the average american. president trump has nominated several judges who have been so extreme and overtly racist that my republican colleagues who are loath to oppose president trump on anything have actually opposed him, so those few nominees didn't get on the bench. this, mr. president, the nomination of these hard-right people, way over, hurting the average american, siding with big special interests over working americans over and over and over again, finding every excuse to side with the rich and the powerful over the working class people, this is what president trump calls an accomplishment? i understand why the presiden

joining me to break it down technology reporter for the "washington post," tony rahm.r. no, i haven't appeared in one of the videos just yet. e you're right. a lot of concerns in the areas of national security and privacy. seeing it come from capitol hill as wellants what's the big concern? why is ticktock -- it's silly, fun dance videos. why are those considered national security issues? >> right. really two issues here. overarching all of them is a reality that ticktock owned by a chinese-based company called bytedance that own as good number of apps. many of which actually aren't in use in the united states. so china has much different standards than the u.s. does with respect to free speech and free xprenexpression and the th you can say around cultural or politically sensitive issues and a different set of issues when it comes to privacy and what the government can access with respect to user data. asking the question, wait. is the chinese government able to have some sort of influence on the decisions that this app makes about videos? the things that you see? usi

. >> do you think he has any idea that rahm emmanuel's brother owns ufc?ther owns ufc? >> he does now. >> that's great. i didn't know that. >> beyond his decision to leave new york and get your perspective as to where his state of mind is at, impeachment unfolding, polls not going in his favor. you're seeing, you know, all the talk about the investigations picking up steam. even here in new york, as you alluded to, what do you think his state of mind is right now? >> it's not just what i think. it's been reported very frequently from sources close to him that he's coming undone. that he has kind of -- has been reported robust, ha ha about the mueller report. this is a different situation. his own words are condemnation of himself, an admittance of guilt. it's been reported as such, closed in upon. nothing is breaking his way. he went to madison square garden last night, betting a friendly crowd. he can't even pick the right sporting event to go to. it's closing in on him. >> i asked this to mike earlier in the program. he wants the impeachment to come to h

. >> yet you said she was going to be rahmed early, right? was there any reason that happened? >> yes, the president had lost confidence in her. >> and you were told that by the secretary of state? >> i was. >> did you ask why he lost confidence in her? >> yes. >> and what was the answer? >> i was told that he had lost confidence in her, period. >> that's not a why. >> you asked if i asked. i asked. >> and the answer you got was -- >> that he had lost confidence. >> he didn't explain why. now, you said to me yesterday that once you were given this assignment, you wanted to treat the ambassador with respect, is that correct? >> that's correct. >> the best way to show respect would have been to push back. on the secretary and say why are we recalling someone, by the way, whose term has been extended and then we're recalling her back, even though there were only a few months left in her nomination, a career ambassador. why didn't you push back? >> well, as we also discussed yesterday, senator, this has been a discussion that i'd had with the secretary over a period of time and the

unfortunately, all they can give me it was a cd rahm. after our federal government spent 36 billion dollars on electronic health records all i got was a cd rome which only had a record of one test. that really spoke to me about the issues that patient veto have access to their complete medical records and they need to understand the issues a place. >> can i interrupt. are you going to dedicate more people to this to fix this? this >> is one of our main priorities. we have several roles to make sure ensures or providing point state education and we are giving incentive payments to physicians to make sure they're providing data to their patients. the >> chair now recognizes the gentleman from new hampshire for five minutes. >> thank you for being here today. a quick yes or no question before we start. i understand yesterday secretary castor said the reason that he's not concerned about the court decision ending the aca overnight is that he is rely or on an appeal to the supreme court, is that your position? is that why you don't want to ha