. -- senator tom tillis. where is he? i found him.s a lot of people tom great job tom they are putting all these people in different locations normally they are in one location. sir, everybody is on the right now they are all over the place. [laughter] and where is -- patrick meehan -- patrick mchenry? he has the greatest name in politics. they are toying with us. the greatest name in politics one of the most talented people in politics that is more important to me patrick. you are doing a fantastic job also a man who has become so popular and i was with him from almost before he announced. and i will never forget, a couple of years ago he was running, and he was favored so much that nobody went out to vote. that can happen i called him and said that was closer than we thought literally they love him but that will never happen again. he still won by a lot but a lot of people did not vote. a man named ralph norman wherever you are. [applause] remember i called you? i said never be so far in front they don't want to vote. [laughter] nev

senator tillis, your expectation he could be home when? >> we're hoping, as i said, if not hours, en route back to the united states over the next couple of days. our office will be working with the state department, some of my colleagues in the senate that have worked hard with us to compel his release and we'll be pressing to get him here as quickly as possible and hopefully back in north carolina. there are a number of people in the courtroom today who are back from his hometown in western north carolina and looks like he will have a great welcoming party once he is released in turkey and once he gets home. >> sandra: a long-awaited moment. you have been fighting for his release. senator tillis, thank you. >> thank you, it's a great day. >> jon: another major shake-up in the roman catholic church. pope francis accepting the resignation of washington cardinal wuerl as sexual abuse allegations continue to engulf the church. stay just twice this fall.n you or, badda book. badda boom. book now at choicehotels.com ito address my fellow veter

tillis: i agree with everything my colleagues have said. i believe ms. ford experienced a traumatic event in her life. but there's no evidence through the f.b.i. background checks and the times we've spent in the hearing to substantiate these claims are properly alleged and directed towards judge kavanaugh. thousands of pages, and that briefing room, senator lee and i were in that room together for an hour, we breaked for an hour and then we were back for two hourls. at the desk is also some 1,500 pages that document the prior f.b.i. background investigations. and in none of those was there any reference -- keep in mind, this goes back 23, this would he only been six or seven years after he was out of college. certainly if it was in recent memory, you would have seen some suggestion. yet there was none. the last thing i'll leave you th is it appears as though since one of the attacks that some of my colleagues on the other side of the aisle have taken here is not working. they're not able to substantiate the allegations. now they've moved to this narrati

i know you discussed it with other senators, brown, hiller, tester and tillis. in the institutes of medicine's 2008 report, as you know, the committee states, quote, given the available evidence, the committee recommends members of the blue water navy should not be excluded from the set of vietnam era veterans with presumed herbicide exposure. i want to be clear, you agree with that recommendation, correct? >> i agree that -- i am not a doctor. what i have talked with the chairman about is that we are going to do everything we can to make sure that those veterans are taken care of with funding and science and i pledge to work with the committee. my concerns were not one of saying absolutely no. because i grew up with those folks who fought in vietnam. it's certainly part of my family. i just want to make sure we get it right. we have burn pits that we need to deal with, camp lejeune, and i pledge to you to give this my best effort. >> well, i have to acknowledge that i am somewhat disappointed that you can't give a yes or no. >> let me help you. can i help you a

[cheering and applauding] and i'm proud because senator tillis and others have helped on this.after 44 years, patients get life-saving treatments that we pass it's called right to try. you know that right? [cheering and applauding] we have the greatest research in the world the greatest drug companies in the world, the greatest doctors in the world, we have the greatest and it would be online it's a paid pipeline 12, 14 years to take -- we have it down to a much shorter period, four years, maybe less. we have to be careful. we have in some cases drugs, or treatments or therapies that are fantastic. they're really looking good. and there was no way legally you could do it to help somebody who was terminally ill. we couldn't use it. people were leaving the country if they had money they'd go all over the world. they'd go to asia, europe, all over the world looking for a cure because we couldn't do it. and it sounded for me not even a contest. now you have what's called -- the right to try "and it's had an amazing impact. i signed it two and a half months ago and i'm so proud of i

much appreciated. >> thanks, chuck. >> joining me is the vice chairm tillis of north carolina. welcome back to "meet the press ". >> good morning. >> let me star the killing of mr. khashoggi. you may not have seen but ate least heard timeline it took the saudis 17 days. same question i had for senato durbi durbin. is there any part of the explanation that you find credible? >> no, not at this int. i agree with everything dick durbin just said. we've got to get to the botm it. saudi arabia, you do not do something of this magnitut withving clearance from the top. we need to find out who that is accountable. >> are you as convinced as senato nators corker and durbin that the crown prince himself ordered this killing? >> it looks like it based on the pele who were involved in the actual act. that's why we need help from the turkish officials and then there has to be a consequence. >> what does a consequence look like and what is the goal of the consequence? to get the saudis -- the king na a new crown prince? what would be the goal of the punishment? >> well, i i thinkis to hold t

>> senator tillis has -- senator tillis and senator burr have remarks that they would like to introduce into the record which we will do without objection. miss rushing graduated from wake forest university. she received her j.d. from duke law school. she then clerked for three judges, first with gorsuch on the 10th circuit followed by judge sentel and the district of columbia circuit and justice thomas of the united states supreme court. after these clerk ships, miss rushing has worked in private practice at williams and conley. she became a partner there in 2017 and her practice focuses on appellate matters in the supreme court and the federal courts of appeal as well as in state courts of appeal. the committee has received letter in support of miss rushing's nomination including for more than 100 partners at her law firm, williams and conley. we've also received letters from court clerks from her time woring for sentel and justice thomas and we've also received a letter from longtime justice of the north carolina supreme court. without objection, i will enter these letters into the r

senator dick durbin of illinois and the vice chairman of the republican senate campaign committee, tom tillis of north carolina. plus is the republican post kavanaugh surge real or are we just seeing a natural closing of the midterms? we have a brand new nbc news "wall street journal" poll out this morning with some unusual results that should make both parties a little nervous. >>> and the man whose expletive filled interview got him fired from the white house. former communications director anthony scaramucci joins moo oh what it's like to work with president trump. joining for me insight and analysis are katr tur, eugene robinson, peggy noonan and david brody, chief political analyst for cbn news. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press". >>> good sunday morning and welcome to the choose your own adventure midterm laek election. is there a democratic wave coming? as a surge of post kavanaugh enthusiasm turned back the democrats momentum, there's data to support that. or could this be a typical midterm with democrats making modest gains? there's data to support that too. we have plenty of n

i don't know whether tilly can. but i do know that they talked with a wide range of groups from across the city. some of the same groups that are still very involved now. obviously the bike coalition, walk s.f. and transit riders. but i should really turn it over to tilly to give more response on specifics. >> thank you for that question. we had an extensive working groups and they were comprised mostly in this topic area of the transit organizations. we had the cbos active in each of those communities of concern and folks like the cdcd and colemans and folks who are on the ground working with communities. we had transform. i think we met with power, which has since

i don't know whether tilly can. but i do know that they talked with a wide range of groups from across the city. some of the same groups that are still very involved now. obviously the bike coalition, walk s.f. and transit riders. but i should really turn it over to tilly to give more response on specifics. >> thank you for that question. we

tillis: thank you, mr. president. well, mr. president, i know you've preside add few -- presided a few times when i've given this speech and sadly it is a speech i have got to given if. it is not a prepared speech. tans update on a travesty of justice occurring over in turkey. today is october 4. october 7 of 2016, a man named andrew brunson, a presbyterian minister from my state, north carolina, up near black mountain, was arrested by turkish authorities. pastor brunson has been a missionary in turkey for about 20 years. and in 2016, there was a coup attempt, an illegal coup attempt, and people who were associated with it should go to prison because there should not be violent changes of power in nations. they have an election process. they should honor it. i have no problem with people who have evidence of having been associated with an illegal coup going to prison. but i've got a real problem with a man who, for the last two years, has been in a turkish prison over the past couple of months finally we've gotten him on house

cruz,hatch, mike lee, ted then staff, jeff lake, tom tillis, and john f. kennedy. kennedy.ob portman sitting here. finally, we are indebted to senator susan collins for her brave and eloquent speech and her declaration that would parents -- passions are most inflamed, fairness is most in jeopardy. [applause} brett kavanaugh is a man of outstanding intellect, a brilliant scholar, and his credentials are unsurpassed. a graduate of the yell and yell lost cool. he is tied -- as a graduate of yale and harvard. he is given back to his community. he said 26 years in public service. he clerked for justice kennedy. for the last 12 years, he was a judge on the pcs if the court of appeals. our nation's second-highest court. offered overr he 300 opinions. charge, he isge's and b-minded, i'm biased, anderson the justice must be divorced from passions of the day. have they did not state to the foundation of our republican. soon, justice kennedy will mr. the judicial of two kavanaugh like he did last year for justice gorsuch. this will be the first time a supreme court justice has ever sw

tillis. >> aye. >>> mr. toomey. >> aye. >>> mr. udall. >> no. >>> mr. van hollen. >> no. >>> mr. warner. ms. warren. >> no. >>> mr. whitehouse. >> no. >>> mr. wicker. >> aye. >>> mr. wyden. >> no summ. >>> mr. young. >> aye. >>> with my friend the senator from montana, senator daines, who is walking his daughter down the aisle this afternoon, if he were present and voting, he would have voted aye. i have voted no. the pair will not change the outcome of the vote. i therefore withdraw my vote. >>> the senator has that right. >>> senators voting in, alexander barrasso, boseman, burr, capito, collins, corker, cotton, crapo, cruz, enzi, ernst, fischer, flake, gardner, graham, grassley, hatch, heller, hovan, hyde-smith, inhofe, isak son, johnson, kennedy, kyle, lankford, lee, manchin, mcconnell, moran, paul, perdue, portman, risch, roberts, rounds, rubio, sasse, scott, shelby, sullivan, thune, tillis, toomey, wicker, young. >>> senators voting in the negative -- bald within, benet, blumenthal, casey, coons, cortez masto, donnelly, duckworth, durbin, fine sign, gillibrand, harris, has

tilly, through the chair, is there something that you wanted to say? >> thank you. just wanted to say the work that michael has contributed is tremendous, turning doyle drive into a park was his vision. he was fortunately able to celebrate with us when we open it had in 2015. i was pleased to attend his memorial service with the former executive director last month, and we will be bringing the certificate to his family. we spoke with sue painter who really wanted to extend her appreciation to this body. couldn't be here today, but we will be bringing that shortly. >> supervisor peskin: thank you, madam executive director. is there a motion to approve item 8? made by commissioner ronen, seconded by commissioner brown. colleagues, can we take that same house, same call? it is finally approved on first appearance. next item, please. >> clerk: item nine, major capital project update, better market street. this is an information item. >> supervisor peskin: okay. and who do we have presenting this? >> good morning, chair peskin and commissioners. i am christine olea. as a

people like mike pence, people like tom tillis, senator from north carolina put in a lot of work because this is important to evangelicals in the united states. >> pastor brunson said this. it's been an extremely difficult time for our family and we want to express our appreciation to the millions around the world that have prayed for this day. right before benjamin hall came on, we played a sound bite from pastor brunson's sister. she said take a cue from pastor brunson. he's on his way home now. she's saying we should forgive. >> for his faith, as an evangelical christian, what more powerful witness could there be to forgive his persecutors. that's the cornerstone of the faith he's preaching and there he is living it out. if you recall when the congregants at the church in south carolina, it's the power of forgiveness that is a big deal. >> turkey in the news a lot. this columnist, mr. khaishoggi, who has not been seen, we don't have the details yet, but what we're hearing doesn't sound good. senator cory gardner saying this. >> i think it's very concerning situation. that's why i join

tillis. mr. toomey. mr. uhe ddall. mr. van hollen. mr. warner. ms. warren. mr. whitehouse. mr. wicker. mr. widen. mr. young. >> with my friend the senator from montana, senator daines who is walking his daughter down the aisle this afternoon, if he were present and voting, he would have voted aye. i have voted no. the pair will not change the outcome of the vote. i therefore withdraw my vote. >> the senator has that right. >> senators voting in the affirmative, alexander, barrasso, blunt, bozeman, burr, cassidy, collins, corker, cornyn, cotton, crepo, cruz, enzi, ernst, fisher, flake, gardner, graham, grassley, hatch, heller, hoeven, hyde smith, inhofe, isaac son, johnson, kennedy, kyle, langford, lee, manchin, mcconnell, moran, paul, perdue, portm portman, rubio, sasse, scott, shelby, sullivan, thune, tillis, toomey, wicker, young -- >> senators voting in the negative, baldwin, bennett, blumenthal, booker, can't well, harden, casey, coons, donnelly, duckworth, durbin, feinstein, gillibrand, harris, heinrich, heitkamp, hirono, jones, cain, king, markey, mccaskell, murray, nelso

tillis. >> aye. >> mr. toomey. >> aye. >> mr. udal. >> no. >> mr. van hollen. mr. warner. >> no. >> ms. warren. >> no. >> mr. whitehouse. mr. wicker. >> aye. >> mr. wyden. >> no. >> mr. young. >> aye. >> senators voting in the affirmative, alexander, burasso, blunt, bozeman, burr, caputo, cassidy, collins, corker, cornyn, cotton, crapo, cruz, danes, enzi, earnest, fisher, flake, gardener, graham, grassley, hatch, heller, hovan, heightsmith, inhofe, isaacson, kennedy, kyle, lankford, mcconnell, moran, paul, perdue, portman, rish, roberts, rounds, rubio, sasse, scott, shelby, sullivan, thune, tillis, toomey, wicker, and young. mr. manchin, aye. senators voting in the negative. baldwin, bennett, booker, brown, cantwell, carden, casey, coons, duckworth, cortez masto, feinstein, gillibrand, harris, hinrich, kaine, klobuchar, leahy, markey, murkley, murphy, murray, nelson, peters, schatz, smith, stabenow, tester, u doll, warren, whitehouse, and wyden. mr. sanders, no. mr. lee, aye. ms. hassan, no. >> mr. jones. no. mr. johnson, aye. mr. schumer, no. mr. donnelly, no. ms.

senator tillis. thank you, mr. chairman. gentlemen, thank you for being here in your years of service. general abrams and the thank you for your hospitality done before brad into your wife, connie. before you move on to a question about your future commands and i look forward to supporting both your nominations, i'd like you to maybe give me a review of how you think for scones doing, what positive progress he made over the time you are there any hope your successor pays attention to. >> senator, thank you. the last three years we've seen with the commitment and support a finding from the congress of the united states, we've been able to make enormous improvement in the war fighting readiness of our army and specifically those in command. and across all three components in the regular army, army national guard, u.s. army reserve. so from individual qualifications are accompanied by fire, through improvement after brigade by fire, emergency deployment readiness exercises that have tested our strategic agility getting to and f

on the phone with us, north carolina republican senator tom tillis. thanks for taking the time. much to ask you, sir, concerning pastor brunson. what do you know about when he's supposed to land in germany or anything like that? >> he's in route. turkey cleared him. we had wheels up at 4:00. we've been working on that since this morning. he will be in germany briefly and then up to pastor brunson and his wife as to the next steps. >> senator, if i could move on to the jamal khaishoggi situation. records are from the turks is he was murdered by the saudis within their embassy in istanbul. we don't have confirmation of that one way or the other. they say they have video and audio proof. do you know that to be the case? >> we have not had any briefing to that effect. either classified or otherwise. i do agree with chairman corker and lindsey graham that this is serious and we have to hold saudi arabia accountable. there's a number of ways to do it. i agree with the president. we have a number of options. the arms sale is one of them. there's got to be a consequence. >> the connecti

welcome back thom tillis bought his pizza. thank you very much the fight that is said to be the highest earning you have c. contest in history is officially on of the both fighters made the weights in las vegas on friday four which have been counted mcgregor is back in the u.f.c. after a two year break in which he switched to boxing for about against floyd mayweather jr the argument is up against the man who has ruled the lightweight division and he's absence the undefeated babe. god of of russia u.f.c. journalist nick pete was at the weigh in he told al-jazeera that the caliber of both fighters as well as the greatest showmanship was going to mean a big payday for the sport well this is on paper this is the toughest challenge of mcgregor's korea guys twenty six oh no there's no blueprint to beat it is never lost the fight is doing so at the highest possible level is in the u.f.c. is the u.f.c. champion doesn't get me tougher than this you know mixed martial art there's an old saying that if you're undefeated you're fighting t

lindsey graham, john cornyn, orrin hatch, mike lee, ,ed cruz, ben says, jeff flake mike crapo, tom tillis, and john kennedy. [applause] pres. trump: thank you also to rob portman, sitting right here. [applause] pres. trump: and finally, we are indebted to senator susan collins, for her brave and eloquent speech, and her declaration that when passions are most inflamed, fairness is most in jeopardy. how true, how true. how true. [applause] kavanaugh isbrett a man of outstanding intellect, a brilliant scholar, and his credentials are unsurpassed. a graduate of both heal college and yield law school -- yale college and law school, he has taught at yale and georgetown. he spent 26 years of public service, and just like justice gorsuch, he clerked for justice kennedy. for the last 12 years, he was a judge on the d.c. circuit court of appeals, widely regarded as our nations second-highest court. during his tenure, he authored over 300 opinions, distinguished by their masterful and impartial reasoning. judge, he is aes fair-minded, unbiased, and evenhanded person. that justice must be divorced f

tillis. >> aye. >> mr. toomey. >> aye. >> mr. udall. r. van hollen. mr. warner. ms. warren. mr. whitehouse. mr. wicker. >> aye. >> mr. wyden. >> no. >> mr. young. >> aye. >> affirmative, alexander, barrasso, blunt, boozman, burr, capito, cassidy, collins, rker, cornyn, cotton, crapo, ruz, daines, insee, ernst, fisher, flake, gardner, graham, grassley, hatch, heller, even, heitsmith, inhofe, isakson, kennedy, kyl, lankford, mcconnell, moran, ul, perdue, portman, reisch, berts, rounds, rubio, staff, cott, shelby, sullivan, thune, tillis, toomey, wicker, and young. >> mr. manchin, aye. >> senators voting in the negative -- baldwin, bennett, oker, brown, cant we will -- kantwell, cardin, core tes masto, duckworth, durbin, instein, gillibrand, harris, heinrich, chobe collar, leahy, merkley, murkowski, murphy, urray, nelson, peters, shotts, smith, stabenow, tester, udall, warner, warren, whitehouse, and wyden. >> mr. sanders, no. mr. lee. >> aye. > aye. ms. hassan, no. >> mr. jones. o. r. johnson, aye. mr. schumer, no. r. donnelly, no. ms. hite camp, no. vonnie: the senate has the vot

thom tillis is on stand by.dural vote 40 minutes from now, senator? >> my expectation is that we are successful with the cloture vote and we'll tee up the nomination tomorrow. probably tomorrow evening. i couldn't agree more with everything that chuck grassley said. the real sham here is the behavior of the democrats with this process beginning the day before the nomination when they were against the fill in the blank nominee. >> bill: if that is the case, that means jeff flake is a yes vote and susan collins would be a yes vote. do you believe that to be what we're about to see here? and where is senator murcowski on that? >> i'm not going to speak for my colleagues but i am confident that we will have a successful cloture vote. we'll see that. there has been a lot of study. i spent almost four hours in the secured facility yesterday reviewing the documents. my colleagues did and if anything, the veracity of the allegations were reduced as a result of the additional information that all members have seen. the o

for the victims in this case and some people are not waiting to call this a hate crime senator tom tillis of north carolina went on to say beyond disturbing that anti-semitism continues to exist and fuel such evil and church shootings and synagogues shootings religious shootings have increased here in the united states is becoming a more common incident there were one hundred thirty between one nine hundred eighty and two thousand and five but there were one hundred forty seven from two thousand and six to two thousand and sixteen that is a dramatic excel aeration of a problem that seems to be growing here in the country and that they are sixty or fifteen style assault rifle that this gunman was apparently using along with several handguns you could hear it in the video it sounded like semiautomatic gun fire well those are similar to the weapons that the responding swat teams were using another problem here in the united states with the kind of weaponry that these gunmen are able to use commom ok thank you for all that information john hendren in washington d.c. . the turkish president re

season last week labor seem to shift towards a people's vote while this week the tories split between tilly's amazed checkers minus and bought us johnson's kind of the plus consider then the s.n.p. who have not one but two referenda to grapple with whether to support another one in europe while promoting another one of scottish independence all of this while support for the independence of maine's a very high level and crucially the activist base as measured by the time night at rallies seems much more mobilized even than twenty fourteen. today we asked some of the key players how the s.n.p. should approach breaks it either as an opportunity to promote independence or as an economic disaster to be avoided at all costs the far still with that this mena view tweet should e-mails and your messages. now we've had a great if not in some cases surprised response to alex's interview with it being a copy last week all the granny says i've just caught up with this episode and have to say that i'm amazed i've agreed with edwina currie on many points although i loath such are courteous head and shoulder

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for seattle blue skies and plenty of sunshine please guys and sunshine for much of the great around tilly's at present just another way would strengthen the bag a little bit of wet weather just lurking here for the day showers fine in try for the most part it must be said well the more in the way of wetter weather still pushing over towards panama towards costa rica the wetter weather will make this where little further northwards western parts of mexico just around the pacific coast could see some live fish as over the next couple of days this is what remains of tropical storm vincente. this is al jazeera. welcome to this al-jazeera news hour live from doha i'm martin that is coming up in the next sixty minutes are not satisfied until we find the answer but it was a big first step was a good first step he's campaigning for the midterms but even in nevada a president can't escape questions on sound is a counter jamal khashoggi. germany and france join the growing chorus of voices questioning the credibility a sound is explanation for the killing. elections in afghanistan the river shattered

. >> senator tillis? >> i appreciate you having this hearing. i wasn't at the field hearing and i think this is a very important topic. it was said if we were to split the ninth scircuit, it could maybe lead to inefficiencies. but i think that a sir kill kitsch has a higher than average backlog, there's something inherently wrong there in terms of trying to draw the backlog down. would you have a comment o on that? >> well, it goes without say using that smaller units, first of all, are more culturally cohesive. they function in a closer working relationship. they have a smaller number of cases for which they are responsible. the problem that i see with the ninth circuit is simply it's out of sync with the rest of the circuits in the country. it's out of sync because of population. it's out of sync because of the case load. it's out of sync because of the backlog. those are the elements that i think are most pressing. >> so i think you mentioned an inkres thoo. population. it just seems like with any other organization, we have to go back and lo

cruz,e got hatch, graham, and cornyn, and feinstein, and tell us t -- tillis. and cornyn, andok. senator harris? you havearris: as noted, lynching is a dark and despicable part of our country. these were acts of violence, needless and horrendous acts of violence, but elated by racism, and we must acknowledge that, lest we repeated trade between the end of reconstruction in 1877 and as recently as 1950, the equal justice initiative has documented 4084 racial terra lynchings and 12 southern states in -- terror lynchings and 12 southern states in our country. there have been 200 attempts as you have mentioned to get congress to pass federal anti-pinching legislation and every one of them failed. we are long overdue. the justice for victims of the,ing act with them in united states code to specify mainstream attempts to lynch are all federal crimes. i want to thank you, mr. chairman, senator feinstein, senator booker, and senator scott for your support. i would also like to thank the naacp, the anti-defamation league, and the equal justice initiative for their support. with this bill

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lindsey graham, john cornyn orrin hatch mike lee, ted cruz, ben sasse, jeff flake, mike crapo tom tillis, and john kennedy. (applause) a thank you also to rob portman sitting right here. thank you, rob. and, finally, we are indebted to senator susan collins for her brave and eloquent speech and her declaration that when passions are most inflamed fairness is most in jeopardy. how true, how true. (applause). brett kavanaugh is a man of outstanding intellect, a brilliant scholar, and his credentials are unsurpassed. a graduate of both yael college and -- jail -- yale college and yale law school. he spent 26 years in public service, and just like justice gorsuch, he clerked for justice kennedy. for the last 12 years brett was a judge on the d.c. circuit court of appeals, widely regarded as our nation's second highest court. during his tenure, he authored over 300 opinions distinguished by their masterful and impartial reasoning. known as a judge's judge, he is a fair-minded, unbiassed, even-handed person. he understands that justice be divorced from the pagsz of the -- passions of the day t

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. >> senator tillis? >> thank you, mr. chairman. i appreciate you having this hearing. i wasn't at the field hearing, and i think this is a very important topic. it was said that if we were to split the circuit it would lead to inefficiency, but i think a circuit that has four and a half times larger backlog than the other backlog of the other one, there is something inherently wrong there. judge o'scanlon, would you have a comment on that? >> well t goes without saying that smaller units, first of all, are more culturally cohesive and they function in a closer working relationship. they have a smaller number of cases for which they're responsible. the problem that i see with the ninth circuit is simply, it's out of sync with the rest of the circuits in the country. it's out of sync because of population. it's out of sink because of the case load, and it's out of sync because of the backlog. those are the elements that i think are the most pressing. >> and so i think you mentioned the fivefold increase in population that the circuit represents. it just seems like with a