susan: we women just need places to train. i have never seen such strong-minded women as here in iran. iriranian women are really stro. they're able to achieve what they want even under the most difficult conditions. all they need are opportunities to practice, places where they can train that are safe and secure. reporter: susan didn't wait for someone else to take the initiative. she opened up her own kickboxing school in abdanan, the city nearest to her camp. men dominate the public sphere in this conservative city, which is home to 50,000 people. there aren't many women on the streets here. unemployment and frustration abound. married women are often the victims of domestic violence. when susan decided a few months ago to teach kickboxing to girls, the students came in droves. ♪ reporter: since then, the girls have been winning one tournament after another. back home at her camp in the evening, susan proudly shows us her medals. she only has one regret. susan: i don't have a single photo or video of me actually fighting. t

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susan sutton was dead, shot five times >> reporter: susan sutton was dead, shot five times by a killero invaded her birthday party. her husband, john, an attorney had been shot in the head twice in critical condition at a miami hospital undergoing surgery to save his life. soon after the shooting detectives had a potential suspect. john sutton's good friend and law partner. >> he had a partner who was on the scene when homicide detectives got there. >> eddie montodo told police he had been on the phone. heard gunfire. rushed over to the sutton home with a gun of his own to try to help. they gave montodo a polygraph. it showed he had been deceptive. hiding something. >> what we learned was that he was having an affair with mrs. sutton. >> reporter: so montodo hadn't been straight with them or good friend and partner john sutton. but was he off the hook for murder? well, maybe. maybe not. when they checked phone records it appeared montodo was still being deceptive. he told them the affair had been recent and brief. that's not what the phone records said. did he have some secret reason t

susan: let me introduce the supporters asking questions. reed wilson, national correspondent for the hill, and al weaver, political reporter for the "washington examiner." congressman -- mr. mcintosh. i have been here such a long time i remember you in your former life. we should tell people you have a personal relationship with judge kavanaugh from way back at yale and from the founding of the federalist society. david: more after yale. we both went there, but i met him here in d.c. as a young lawyer. susan: we are taking this on friday afternoon after we all just watched the judiciary committee decide they will recommend causing the vote for a weeks of the fbi can do an investigation on professor ford's charges. what is your reaction to that decision by them? david: it comes down to the vote. they have got to have at least 50 votes to get them confirmed. if two republicans want that done, senator mcconnell is likely to do it. i think it is unfortunate, to be honest with you. i think what is happening here, and it is not just me. i had sev

susan: we are getting into debate season. i will ask you for the junkies listening to us, what of the races they should keep their eyes on? reid: i love the texas senate race. the debate between ted cruz and o'rourke. those will be great fireworks shows to watch. al: i would also say dean heller out of nebraska. that's a very interesting state. not one that usually goes. 2016.ats won in dean heller has defied odds in recent elections. the other one is a little off the grid. scott walker up in wisconsin up for a third term. i talked to him last week. point that it a there is always good news on the economy but he's worried about that. that is a race on keeping my eye on. plaisted livedeal for returning this week and we hope to see you before the election. thanks to both of you for returning this week and we hope to see you before the election. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp

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any moment they go susan collins addresses reporters.will take you there this idea whether the vote is still on for thursday to take it out of committee. that looks impossible right now since at least one committee member jeff flake said he would rather not. by the way the door open? no, it's closed. they are teasing us. they always do this. that's a possibility, too. that they just delay this at least a week. it could be longer if this is in the hands of the fbi as some are saying. this could delay any decision on anything for maybe some time which cynically republicans say democrats want. hard to read both sides are miles apart on this. more after this. than rheumatoid arthritis. before you and your rheumatologist move to another treatment, ask if xeljanz xr is right for you. xeljanz xr is a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well enough. it can reduce pain, swelling and further joint damage, even without methotrexate. xeljanz xr can lower your ability to fight infections, including

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susan: we have a minute left. could you give us a view of the negotiations in congress over the new farm bill? the secretary explained the department is only writing technical support but what's happening? helena: yes, i was on the hill yesterday. it seemed pretty clear that senate and house leaders are still far apart in reconciling their new farm bills. they do not have much time to make a deal. the current law expires september 30. there are not very many legislative working days left. it is going to be really tight. a dirty secret about this is this tends to be how farm bills actually go. very often you have a deadline, the deadline is lost and the world continues. people have become inerred to it over time. helena: one of the things he says that is interesting is, maybe we should just be enforcing existing law. i started to hear a little bit of compromise in what he was saying, but it is very unclear what deal the house and senate are going to make on that deal. -- bill. susan: that is it for our time. it was

jeff flake, bob corker, lisa more cow skirks and susan collins. i haven't seen them being so vocal until this issue. even with the daca debate, there were a lot of protesters but not quite in your face as the anti-kavanaugh folks. number two, jeff flake is ons he way out. he's retiring and not seeking re-election. he did have concerns about this nomination moving forward, and after thursday's hearing he was one of the first to call -- to hear from dr. ford when the allegations came public. after that hearing listening to both dr. ford and to brett kavanaugh, he said, i came away with as many questions as not. so what was more surprising was hearing friday morning when it was announced he was going to vote for the confirmation. in fact, e was listening to some folks. i overheard anti-kavanaugh folks. i heard one word, and i hurricane, oh, my gosh, jeff flake, turncoat, and this happened two hours later, so i wasn't surprised. >> i want to turn to you. did senator flake do the right thing or did he potentially derail the nominee? >> no, i think he d

we have got susan collins.'ve been waiting for here she is. >> i have said in order for me to assess the credibility of these allegations that i want to have both individuals come before the senate judiciary committee and testify under oath. reporter: if this continues to be he said,-she said is the allocation disqualified? how do you adjudicate something almost 40 years old? >> that does it make it very difficult. that is why it is important that there be a very thorough interview and that we see both individuals respond to the allegations. there are an awful lot of questions, inconsistencies gaps and, that's why to be fair to both we need, we need to know what happened. it is my understanding that the staff is doing interviews, or has proposed to do interviews and then i assume would be the prelude to some sort of appearance. >> senator collins -- >> do you believe dr. ford? >> i don't know enough about dr. ford and her allegations yet to reach that kind of judgment. that's why having the opportunity to obser

susan, why don't we start with you, if we could. susan, you were a teenager when your father became president of the united states. what is it like to go out on dates when you have young men, are they intimidated to call you up and how do they get through the gates, and did the secret service watch you where you go, what is that like? susan: they do, david. it was difficult. i was lucky. unlike a lot of other presidential children, i grew up in alexandria, virginia, across the river. i didn't have to change schools. i was in an all girls school in bethesda, maryland. so i was dating episcopal boys when i would come home for the weekend. and then they did -- i would, first of all, the poor boys show up just wringing wet. it wasn't just going on a date. it was having to meet the commander in chief. that is always the hardest part. but, yes, they would follow us in another car. i always rode with my date when it was possible. all depending what was going on. if there were threats or different things, there were times that we were not a

who is it, susan. susan: it costs a lot of money.gine the man has a lot of change, a japanese billionaire that own as largest online retailer. set to blast off in 23 years. he is quite wealthy, worth about a billion dollars. they didn't disclose a price tag for the lunar joyride, but he says he bought all the seats on the aircraft, he will invite six to eight artists to participate in the lunar voyage. the timeline is a bit questionable, given spacex was five years late lifting the falcon heavy. charles: he looks young. looks like he will be ready no matter when it lifts off. susan: he is an adventurer, is that what you're saying. charles: he. there was big night at the netflix. susan: nail biting race between hbo and netflix. they went through 118 emmy categories. came down to one final won. "game of thrones" announced the best drama series on television. so that gave hbo the win that it needed to tie netflix for most emmy this is year. so each network having 23 statuettes over all and three prime time emmy ceremonies. "game of thro

susan.est iphones hit store shelves today. gerri willis live from the big apple store in new york city? any, lines, yes there are. i can see them, gerri. >> you bet there are lines. this line a block long. we're on 58th. take a look at all the people trying to get one of the new iphones. it is both sides. let me tell you what is going on. these folks are preordered on left. on the right are people came out today to get one of the phones. to. s. 10 s max got so much buzz. we talked to a lot of people. folks really want the watch because of all this new stuff with ek-gs with all the health a attributes. i talked to a guy who will buy two of them. the excitement is about the 10 s max, because it is 6.5 inches. back to you. stuart: gerry, talk to you later. i want the watch. ashley: go buy one. stuart: if i fall and can't get one, i want this thing to alert the doctor and it will. susan: fda approved and big screen for the xs max. stuart: i want big print. susan: i want to watch my movies on a b

susan ferrechio, and marie harf. ways your assessment of how the media covered the highly emotional testimony? mollie: i don't know if i have ever seen such a reprehensible performance by the media. they have thrown out any devotion to facts in favor of emotion. they were talk about emotion, they weren't talking about actual facts, actual news. it was frustrating and angering to watch because they thanked thrown off any semblance of objectivity. in politics you expect republicans to be one way and the democrats to be another. but for the media to align themselves with party politics is frustrating and unacceptable and it should not be tolerated in any way. howie: what i saw on the hearing day was a rough consensus during the breaks that christine ford had been a credible and sympathetic witness. but the "new york times" front page headline yesterday took exception to his tone, calling it a diatribe. susan: what was unusual here is he directly addressed the democrats and went back to the original confirmation hearing

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we know exactly how susan collins feels at this point. >> reporter: certainly we know how susan collinsabout that. that's an important distinction here when we're listening to the words, her picking up about president trump's tweet there, saying, you know, the fact that she said she was appalled. that's a very strong word, but appalled by the language and the way in which she referred to the accuser dr. ford over twitter today. still outstanding is what susan collins' decision will potentially be when she is faced with the decision potentially to vote on brett kavanaugh when and if he reaches the full senate for a vote. certainly we have been watching every little thing that she says very carefully. she has in the last few days says that she is in support of dr. ford coming before the senate judiciary committee. she says it's important that they hear from her. and notably at the end of last week when it was a question whether or not -- excuse me, at the beginning of this week the question of whether or not she would appear and of course it still is an open question, susan collins saying

what more do we have on this, susan. susan: it is about time, some would say.ched in three countries by vernon unsworth when what he claimed. u.s., uk, thailand. the thing in thailand if he is convicted on charge of defamation, it carry as prison sentence in the country, in thailand. this is something to watch for. elon musk reigniting the food, emailing the buzz food reporter, calling him a child rapist. a lot of expletives. the man, elon musk need to stop. stuart: absolutely. how many times have we said it. and he doesn't stop. susan: twitter, email, just get off, off. someone needs to tell him. stuart: we have nike's controversial ad featuring colin kaepernick. it debuts tonight. i think this is bad for football. i think it is bad for the country. i think it is bad for the players. i think just about everybody loses. my take on that is next. restaur. and we've grown substantially. so i switched to the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy. and last year, i earned $36,000 in cash back. that's right, $36,000. which

susan page is the washington bureau chief for "usa today." jeffrey goldberg is editor in chief of "the atlantic." ramesh ponnuru at the "national review" and columnist for blockberg view. and jamelle bouie is slate chief political correspondent and political analyst here at cbs news, great to be back with all of you. susan let's start with thely deal from paul manafort the president's former campaign manager. excuse me, campaign chairman. what does it mean? >> it means that robert mueller does not tweet. it means that robert mueller i indiets and convicts and that is a powerful statement indeed to have the president's personal lawyer, the president's former national security advisor now his campaign chairman it is really quite a remarkable thing. i think it does signal that we are approaching some kind of decision point when it comes to the most fundamental question of all about collusion and the president's role. >> dickerson: jamelle, what could paul manafort give? it look like from the way this is done he's already handed over something as

i think susan collins' tone was right.service to judge kavanaugh who i'm told urged the white house to take the they took with kellyanne conway. to say, look, we cannot -- this is not true. kavanaugh says to his friends, this is absolutely false, but we need to treat this respectfully and let the hearing go forward. >> there's a possibility, angela, i want to say, that we had don't ever find out more beyond the testimony of these two individuals, both of whom may prove to be completely credibly saying what they think is the truth. and it's possible that there is no contemporaneous individual who remembers her because professor ford has already said she didn't tell anybody until i think six years ago in marital therapy. she finally said this, that she went decades without telling anybody, as you know. that's not uncommon with survivors of sexual assault. we might be in the same place in a week or two with two individuals and basically i hate to say the cliche but basically he said/she said. >> yeah. and one legal standard a

collins to susan page. susan collins has now tweeted that professor ford and judge kavanagh should both testify under oath before the judiciary committee. a phone conversation, something not under oath, something not in person is not enough that could jeopardize the thursday schedule for senator grassley to suggest it can be done that quickly, judge kavanagh is here, but as far as we know professor ford is still on the west coast. we saw very quickly during the clarence thomas hearing evolved after a very anonymous anita hill was outed basically by e a advocacy groups and did speak to the supreme court correspondent and very, very quickly, the whole hearing was reopened. >> the susan collins tweet is decisive, it means they can't go forward, they need her support, they need her vote. and senator flake, who is on the committee and has said that he wanted some more time. so this means, i think, it seems to me very, very likely that we're going to have testimony under oath by both of them in person under the c

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susan, what's going on here?onnect or maybe perfectly natural. >> i think it's perfectly natural. look at the background that we are trading off of. look at the corporate earnings. yes corporate thanks cut for a lot of this the fundamentals in the markets. best quarter for the s&p 2013. nine consecutive quarters of growth. that just shows you trade deals or no trade deals. mueller probe or, you know, confirmation of supreme court nominee, the market just wants to go up. >> neil: gary, i always wonder whether it assumes a lot though and if there is an unexpected development let's say like a kavanaugh nomination that goes kablooie still hard to say it's early. you know, trade talks that seem to be producing down the road promising results even though nothing has materialized yet. you get my point that there are expectations that things will work out. what if any one of those don't? >> >> i don't think kavanaugh is a mover. we had sell away and go away was supposed to be bad. september was supposed to be a bad month

emotions running high outside senator susan collins office as well. protests are erupting there around the brett kavanaugh hearings. what they're demanding from their senator. we take you live to maine, next. you're in the "cnn newsroom." don't go away. people tell me all the time i have the craziest job, the riskiest job. the consequences underwater can escalate quickly. the next thing i know, she swam off with the camera. it's like, hey, thats mine! i want to keep doing what i love. that's the retirement plan. with my annuity i know there's a guarantee. annuities can provide protected income for life. learn more at retireyourrisk.org bloating? pain? rovide protected income for life. you may have ibs. ask your doctor about nonprescription ibgard for the daily dietary management of ibs. ibgard - daily gut-health gard >>> the future of brett kavanaugh supreme court nomen aches may hinge on to women. both are republicans. senators susan collins of maine and lisa murkowski of alaska are under intense pressure from voters back home. crowds of protesters g

so this is senator susan collins district. what are people saying?> reporter: fred, this is not unfamiliar territory for susan collins. she has been a key vote on so many issues through the course of her more than to years in the senate. and yet one voter here in maine told me he believes this could be the biggest decision of her career. now, she and her fellow undecideds bought themselves some time with the help of this fbi investigation that will be forthcoming as well as the cooperation of mark judge, the former high school friend and classmate of brett kavanaugh hoping that will help bear nor information to help they are make their decisions. meantime, susan collins is back home in maine after that wild week in washington and here her constituents are actively trying to share their concern for the decision she'll make. >> there are several people in the hallway. so some wouldn't mind kind of trading places. >> reporter: tensions so high in senator susan collins' portland office today, cops were called to keep the peace. >> the quite full at the m

thank you, susan. we are now told by susan and producers that he has not yet left.ill leave at 10:00 o'clock. that will be one problem for traffic. >> you can't miss the beast. stuart: think he was staying at trump tower but has to go down to the 42nd street, down on the east side. i am told that if he is late arriving at the united nations and i'm no reason to believe that he is but if you arrive late they will not hold everything up for him. they will not wait. it will get right on with it. in fact, the president of brazil is already at the podium already speaking to the general assembly. if president trump has not arrived the president of ecuador will speak at that podium. they will not count them out. >> no, we'll just have to wait his turn. [laughter] stuart: exciting day. this is a big deal. it's a presidential speech at the united nations general assembly. he can make news he can move markets. we are intrigued at what he will have to say. you should be because you will watch it. the market up 47 points. stay there please. another big hour coming, including th

susan: that is right.een strengths in the shares since the new appointment in march 2018 and he hit the road running. fromd not have six months his previous position. he was ready to show his new collection at london fashion week this week. there has been a bit of softness today that shows them down about had verybecause people high expectations going into london fashion week, but the real -- about the rebranding, collection, and possibly that was too optimistic for what he was able to produce straight away. there have also been visits by analysts to the burberry london flagship store, and i think people have come away thinking, it will take a bit more time. we are happy to be patient and hang on. vonnie: we will have to get you back soon for more updates on your funds. thank you susan noffke. let's check in on bloomberg first word news. >> there are hints of optimism for a nafta deal, including canada, as the latest deadline approaches. robert lighthizer and canada's foreign minister met twice yesterday a

one of her kidnappers is expected to be released, susan. very soon. susan: today.anda barzee kidnapped smart along with her must. was supposed to serve a 15 years sentence. early release on parole of time served. she is surprisingly credited with over six 1/2 years of time served behind bars. so today is her release. elizabeth smart said she of course, is not encouraged by this. she says that this woman encouraged her husband to continue to rape me. so i do believe she is dangerous. yes, not just to me, but to the public as well. barzee pleading guilty in 2010, kidnapping, unlawful transport after minor. but you know, she will have to adhere to a lot of these rules after her release. includes being restricted in travel. staying in utah state. she has to get permission from federal authorities in order to leave. but she will not, not, have to wear an ankle bracelet or monitored by any gps device. stuart: she is out. i'm inclined to ask the judge about that but i will desist. i will ask him about tesla instead. the justice department is probing the company after elon

his wife susan who was 63 developed a rare syndrome his wife susan who was 63 developed a rare syndromeoli. yes, this is a completely harmless... professor brendan wren has studied foodborne infections for 25 years. it is very unfortunate but it is possible that both of them ate a contaminated food source and it had high numbers of bacteria on the food source then unfortunately it is possible that they could both have very severe symptoms that could lead on to death. the couple's only daughter has told the bbc‘s she believes the e coli findings are not true. she has previously spoken of a strange smell in their room the night before they died. my daughter said they could smell something that was a little bit funny that wasn't right. all they did was spray a little perfume to try to eliminate the smell. they then fell asleep. the public prosecutor confirmed today that smell was insecticide used in the adjacent room but it wasn't related to their death. kelly is hoping a further postmortem carried out in this country may provide answers to the questions she still has. the headlines on bbc

sara susan: we agree on that point. a player was penalized for changing her shirt, and serena told she couldn't wear certain outfits. a lot of people, not just chris everett and billy jean, her contemporaries are saying this needs to be looked at how men and women are treated different by the umpires. howie: this treatment has people up in arms, including the press. ahead, the "new yorker" wanted to put steve bannon on the stage until some big hollywood types threatened to boycott event. howie: president trump and the press unleashing some of their harshest language against each other. mike huckabee, a former arkansas governor and presidential candidate and fox news contributor. the media furor over the "new york times" anonymous op-ed, why shouldn't the times have published this? mike: i think they shouldn't have because to do so gives some type of credibility to a person who doesn't have the guts to stand up and say here i am. if you run for office, you put your name on the ballot. if you are going to undermine the pe

so i'm susan egmon. i am a social worker by training, a politician by accident, like most of us are, i think. but there comes a time when you work with people for years on the streets in recovery in different parts of their lives. unless we have policy in place that actually allow people to rise to their full potential then we're not doing our full job. i'd like to specifically thank one of my staff members, logan hess, who was a champion of this bill all the way through x it probably wouldn't have been possible -- through, and it probably wouldn't have been possible without him. shortly after i got out of the military, i worked in substance abuse. i saw the epidemic go from heroin to crack cocaine to methamphetamine back to opioids. during that time what i learneds and as becoming a professor of social work is this issue around relationship. i could teach my students all i wanted about different theories about what works, what doesn't, but the most basic thing what we can do is to connect with someone o

we mentioned susan collins a second ago. we can listen to what she had to say about this issue of will there be a hearing. let's listen to susan collins. >> i want to have both individuals come before the senate judiciary committee and testify under oath. obviously, if judge kavanaugh has lied about what happened, that would be disqualifying. >> and i think if you listen closely there, maybe not clear if she wants public hearings. i guess if you read that, listen carefully, that could be private hearings. but if there were public hearings in this case, i think everybody's point of reference, as i said at the top, is going back to 1991. clarence thomas and anita hill. obviously the culture has changed enormously since then. what happened then had something to do with the evolution of culture after that. but when you go back and look at those hearing, tens of millions of people watched them. everybody was talking about them. the public opinion polls didn't move much afterwards. and when you look at them, everybody walked away

republican strategist susan del persio and legal analyst. you're not at home today.in a different place altogether. >> on the road. >> how are you interpreting all this, howard? >> graham is trying the thing in the press, which he should know better than that. it's a train wreck. it's a train wreck for the supreme court. 70% of the public thought the supreme court was nothing but a political body, and this is going to drive that number higher. i don't think it's going to look too great for the republicans, either, in the upcoming elections. it sounds like the fbi investigation may be compromised by the president. so it's a huge mess and it's not going to get better in the foreseeable future. >> do you, susan, think that democrats will have a valid reason to cast out on the entire investigation if swetnick is not interviewed? >> no, i think senator graham is right, the allegations made by her are far less credible than the other two allegations. and the fbi will continue to investigate those two, and yes, we say that the investigation is going to be limited in scope.

since susan asked for it, we visit. we're going to go through some of kavanaugh's statements that aren't true. here he claims that he didn't break the law when he was drinking in high school at 17. watch this. >> the drinking age was 18 in maryland. for most of my time in high school and was 18 in d.c. for all of the time in high school. the drinking age was 18. so the seniors were legal. senior year in high school, people were legal to drink. and yeah we drank beer, and i said sometimes -- sometimes probably had too many beers and sometimes other people had too many beers. >> so, jack, that's false, because kavanaugh was never a legal drinker in maryland when he was a high schooler. he was still 17 when maryland's drinking age was increased to 21. that was on july 1st, 1982. anyone who turned 18 after that date, including kavanaugh's classmates also would not have been able to drink legally in the state. >> i can promise you one thing, that's one thing that 17-year-old kids know, whether their drinking is legal or not.

susan: i think there are lots of different options for retailers and brands.m is definitely to use the amazon platform because you can reach an enormous number of people, but there are plenty of brands doing very well by going directly to consumers, and those are among the companies we back as a vc firm. there is no question there is a lot of things amazon does really well. one of them is not necessarily developing brand strength. like morganompanies partner and casper and glossy eight, they develop a direct relationship with their consumer . it is an emotional connection, and it keeps the customer with them i think for longer, and on a more consistent basis. emily: talk about bb j. every company has a female founder. have you found that to be a competitive advantage? susan: 100%. one of the reasons that we ventures is we knew women were the dominant consumer. we are either responsible for or have the last word on 85% of all consumer purchases in every part of life. it is not just fashion and beauty. it is what health care plan you use. it is what insurer you

his wife susan pulis 63, developed a rare syndrome his wife susan pulis 63, developed a rare syndromee syndrome as a result of e. coli. professor brendan wren has been studying foodborne infections for 25 years. it is very unfortunate but possible that both of them get contaminated food source and it had high numbers of the bacteria on the food source. unfortunately it is possible that they could both have very severe symptoms which could lead on to death. their only daughter told the bbc she believes the e. coli findings are not truthful that she has previously spoken of a strange smell in their room the night before they died. -- are not true. my daughter said she smelt something funny that was not right for that they sprayed perking to try to eliminate the smell and then fell asleep. the public prosecutor confirmed the smell was an insecticide used in the adjacent room but it was not linked to their death. kelly is hoping a further postmortem in this country may provide answers to the questions she still has. the archbishop of canterbury has called for the rollout of universal cred

so susan collins was forcing this subject on a room that didn't want to hear about it. it was more organizational for what they're doing on other legislative fronts. and apparently according to this report senator collins said that the fact that it was a sworn affidavit gave real weight to the allegations, and in her mind it now made sense subpoena brett kavanaugh's friend mark judge. now, that is a strong position that all of the democrats have been holding publicly. and the notion that susan collins has that position herself, but so far is unwilling to say it publicly, must be pretty scary for the republicans that she's possibly a breath away from saying it publicly. >> that's right. and she may not be the only one. they're much more willing to share their doubts away from the cameras, away from the reporters. and what we saw senator coons speaking about is many more senators are uncomfortable with this process. they don't want this rush to judgment and being perceived they're railroading dr. ford, ignoring these serious allegations. it's complicated when you have whi

susan collins is the key. she has way too much power nowadays. >> i worked with bret and his wife ashley. we are facebook friends, keep up on the children. this is so out of whack with what i know about bret. he's a perfect pick for this. i focus on susan collins because four republicans said she needed to hear more from this woman. book corker, jeff flake, susan collins and missa murkowski. mr. cork and mr. flake said if the woman doesn't show up monday she should go ahead with the vote. susan collins and lisa purchase- murkowski. the democrats want to delay until after the election. kennedy: if they didn't, they would have gone to the fbi much earlier. >> they want to do that because they cannot defeat the kavanaugh nomination. only errant republicans can defeat it. kennedy: if you are looking at some of the problematic things he has written for civil libertarians, that wasn't enough to turn senators like ted cruz and rand paul. talking about the emails he may have written while secretary in the bush white h

susan: 100%.ons that we launched bbg ventures is we knew women were the dominant consumer. we are either responsible for or have the last word on 85% of all consumer purchases in every part of life. it is not just fashion and beauty. it is what health care plan you use. it is what insurer you use, it is where you buy your house. all of those things, women are the dominant force in. it made sense to us to back entrepreneurs who understood that end user, and we will speak her language, know where to find her, and how to delight her. how to serve her needs. emily: despite the fact there are people out there like you making bets on women, i have a lot of investors saying we are looking hard but cannot find them. what are they doing wrong? susan: they aren't really looking. we have seen 4000 companies since we launched four years ago all with a female founder. i think organizations like all raise, which i imagine you have covered, all raise is doing fantastic work in that space. emily: nonprofit trying

susan, what do republicans have to lose especially susan collins, murkowski, but all of them at thiss morning saying let's delay a vote, let's do an fbi investigation, you they could even say i want to vote for brett kavanaugh but i want his name cleared. and i want this conversation to end at a point where the law and everybody involved has done everything possible to find out the facts. >> why wouldn't you want to clear his name? >> what would you have to lose? >> time. >> what would they have to lose >> time. >> what do you mean? >> every day that goes by is a worse day for judge kavanaugh. >> that's why -- wouldn't the fbi investigation help with that because at some point it would be over, right? >> it wouldn't change minds. unfortunately, it will not change minds. and it also won't change what we saw in the testimony that was happening yesterday. and i think that at this point you just have to decide if you want -- if you think that judge kavanaugh has the temperament, do you believe dr. ford, and that's what the republicans are banking on. as a matter of fact, though, it also

neil: susan, thank you, very, very much. to susan's point.tainty and a lot of people sniffing around amazon, whether this company is going to be a target of regulators and the like. apple, concern, ongoing riff with china will really hurt the sales not only in china but here in the u.s. all of this might be kvetching at the same time here. it is real, it is palpable. then you have uncertainty what looks at once to be a certain supreme court nomination in the name of brett kavanaugh. still might happen. we're getting word out of the judiciary committee it will be delayed. we do know he was at the white house today. don't know if he visited the president. all of them are saying it will go through, it might be delayed but will not be denied. more after this. ... neil: all right, we do not know whether brett kavanaugh has had a chance to meet with the president of the united states. we do know he is at the white house or was could still be there i'm not quite sure. we're also hearing that his accuser dating back to when they were high schoolers i