now facing further delays late last year a court decision declared parts of the permit in procedure voigt. who support. the government should have taken care of this problem straight away it still hasn't pinned down the new purging process more losing so much time is very frustrating. the deadlock will delay the construction of wind farms that could replace five nuclear reactors by several years and the country needs these wind farms if it is to achieve its green power goals all the more because other renewable energy sources are lagging even further behind economists and i kitty says economic and cultural reasons also play a role yeah says nk well south it nuclear represents three fourths of france's energy production that needs to decline to make room for new boats but shutting down reactors is very expensive and controversial including among the french public . they're committed to nuclear energy which is a fixed part of their world view down. on the n.l.c. still the government is committed to winning the country away from nuclear power and clear i don't see that it's true that france

the bronx bombers blew the game open in the sixth with luke voigt with the triple.d off the a's in the eighth. giancarlo stanton's monster shot. game one of the alds is tomorrow night on tbs. >> are those team-issued goggles? >> they are. i think that celebration has just jumped the shark a little bit. it used to be a spontaneous thing. >>> thanks for joining us. i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. "new day" starts now. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> welcome viewers in the united states and around the world. this is "new day." it is thursday, october 4th. 6:00 here in new york. we start with breaking news. moments ago, the fbi report on brett kavanaugh is now in the hands of the senate judiciary committee. two hours from now, senators will begin reading the highly anticipated report and findings. the white house confirming overnight it also has received the report. "the wall street journal" reports officials say there is no corroboration of christine blasey ford's allegations in it. one major question is how thorough was the fbi's probe? "the washington pos

aaron judge with the home run in the first and luke voigt with the triple off the fence. part of a four-run rally. the offense finished off the a's here. giancarlo stanton with a no doubter. game one of the alds is tomorrow night on tbs. tbs starts the post season at 2:00 with the indians and astros. >> it would be a game if it was arriva rivalry. >>> honda pumping $3 billion into gm. the goal is build a driverless car and sell it worldwide. more on cnn business next. as yo. that's why a new brain health supplement called forebrain from the harvard-educated experts at force factor is flying off the shelves at gnc. forebrain's key ingredients have been clinically shown to help enhance sharpness and clarity, improve memory, and promote learning ability. and now every man and woman in america can claim a complimentary bottle. just use your smartphone to text the keyword on the screen to 20-20-20. scientific research on cognigrape, a sicilian red wine extract in forebrain's memorysafe blend, suggests not only sharper recall, but also improved executive function and faster inf

but kavanaugh would take over from what's been considered a swing voigt ate and that's anth kennedy. isn't it consequential who sits on the court and whether his temperament and non-partisanship can be vouched for, david kaplan? >> i don't think anybody has any doubt that brett kavanaugh is a conservative. he's been a part of the conservative political movement for several decades. he worked in the bush white house. he often was in effect a hatchet man within the party. don't mistake him for someone who's lived in the ivory tower his whole life and assuming he takes justice kennedy's seat, the court is going to shift right. those predictions are correct. are chief justice roberts, a conservative as well, will pass for the middle of the court. he'll become the swing justice but kavanaugh will move the court to the right. i'm not so sure he will explicitly vote to overturn roe v. wade but he will surely look to cut back on federal power. agencies like the epa. cut back on the clean water act. clean air act. the power of the securities and exchange commission. regulation of the workplac

one of those people — sabine voigt — has lived in the uk for 19 years, and has a british partner.nd i've resigned from myjob and i'm working my notice at the moment. me being german meant that there was no guarantees to, for either of myself or my partner living in germany or being able to go to germany after brexit, hence we've decided to move now before brexit, so we can secure our rights and interests. after the referendum, it felt like the genie was unleashed. the atmosphere in the country changed and i was made to feel very unwelcomed, and that is not individual people, individual people have been my friends, work colleagues, they have been absolutely wonderful and i will miss them very very dearly, but the whole country has changed and it does not feel home any more. we were used as pawns in, in a chess game of politics, and it was just about point scoring, and i had so many people say to me, we don't mean you, we absolutely don't mean you, but that, who do they mean? the polish plumber, the spanish nurse? who do they mean? they do mean me. we'll be catching up other members

and in dover we can talk to sabine voigt, who is one of our brexit bunch — a group of people this programmewhen i came onto the programme the other week, we are just very... we feel so unwelcome now in the uk as an eu citizen. the country has changed beyond belief, which i never thought was possible. so we have decided to pack up and go. we also need to secure our rights and interests on the continent. it all looks now like a cliff edge, no—deal brexit. how are you feeling as you are on the boat, heading over to calais on the day the prime minister is announcing that freedom of movement will end? you know, i'm saddened. i am absolutely saddened about that. because... the opportunities that i had when i came to britain in 1999, i would never have chosen to come to britain if i wouldn't have had the freedom of movement. it is like moving from manchester to liverpool. 0f movement. it is like moving from manchester to liverpool. of course, i had to polish up on my english and that kind of thing, but, yeah, i am very saddened. ifeel that kind of thing, but, yeah, i am very saddened. i feel very