but paul maddie is different. during that time the senate has never, ever, ever confirmed a judicial nominee when both home state senators objected, when both home state senators have objected there's never been a judicial nominee confirmed but now that practice has eroded. several of the president's nominees for the federal judiciary are pushed through over the objections of home state senators. the last time this committee had a nomination hearing from a ranking member we heard from two nominees from the fifth circuit, my friend sherrod brown had not returned his blue slip on either of them but the white house had not consulted him on either selection. today mr. maddie comes before the committee as president trump's nominee to the third circuit. at no point did the white house offer to set up a meeting between me and my office and mr. maddie to say that i didn't meet with somebody, that there's no meaningful effort to set up a meeting is mischaracterization of the fact. , the white house never ever mentioned any

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hey, maddie. >> hey. >> good morning. it has been six months since you won "american idol" so how has your life changed the most? >> oh, man, you know, i think just like the lifestyle, like i feel like a year ago i was just like a college student and like just sitting on my parents' couch all the time and now i'm like flying all over the country all the time and i like never am with my family. i think maybe that's the biggest. >> i'm sure your parents are like i hope she gets off the couch and now they probably want you home for. the thing is, you won a boyfriend on the show and beat him in the finale. so how is caleb doing? [ applause ] >> he'd. yeah. i'm actually -- i get to see him today. >> that's nice. >> yeah. >> right before the holiday. that's nice. well, you know what, now is the moment we've all been waiting for, one singer we saw in the piece is going to get the ticket to hollywood. it's either going to be natalie spiroff, cameron lenz or meghan woods. are you ready to send somebody to hollywood? >> i am. >> he

[cheers and applause] and maddie came in and helped out and jack did the door knocking the last few days, just to have the kids involved is really special, you don't know how special that is. to all my family. i had my brothers and sisters with me, janet, my sister, janet, paula, rocky, brother rocky and all their spouses and all my cousins, all my nephews and nieces and everybody, raise your hand back there. [cheers and applause] >> i have been in a lot of elections and a lot of races. never had a staff, never had a staff that worked so diligently or professionally, never left any stone unturned and i want them to be recognized as all of you are part of my staff as you know. larry has been with me a long, long, long time. larry was 6 feet tall when we started working together, we just knocked him down but my goodness, he has been with me, putting it together, making sure all the trains ran on time. [cheers and applause] >> missy. [cheers and applause] >> on the official side i had pat, my chief of staff from my washington office is unbelievable and john is my communications director doi

well, britain will also be without the star of the rio final — goalkeeper maddie hinch. she recently announced she's taking a break from international hockey, but her absence does at least give other goal keepers in the squad a chance. iam amy i am amy tennant, england and great britain hockey goalkeeper. i was number two at the world cup this summer number two at the world cup this summerand! number two at the world cup this summer and i will make debut in china. i am in england and gb hockey goalkeeper. i last played for gb in 2015 and i'm returning after an 18 month injury. it is quite a pivotal moment in both of our careers. i feel it has been a long time coming. i have sat for a while, watched maddie, soaked it all up and ifeel now i am ready to take on that number one spot. it is a good opportunity not only for myself but amy tenant to show the world what we can do. we haven't had the exposure that has had. it's tough. at times it is hard. at times you will hate it is hard. at times you will hate it and you wish you weren't in that situation. but a lot of people wo

overturning a previous acquittal on charges of spying for qatar shere ali manhasset jew muscle tahn and ali maddy alia last words were arrested for their involvement in the twenty eleven arab spring protests bahrain accuse them of passing state secrets to a foreign government spreading false news and trying to undermine the kingdom amnesty international says this verdict is a travesty of justice that demonstrates the bahamian authorities relentless and unlawful efforts to silence any form of dissent or record numbers of early voters of cast their ballots in the u.s. midterms pointing to the highest turnout in a midterm poll in decades more than thirty one million people have already voted these midterms are seen as a referendum on donald trump's policies democrats are hoping to win back the majority in congress trump and former vice president joe biden a drumming up support before the vote trumps campaign has focused on immigration and jobs he's talked of ending birthright citizenship biden says the election is a chance to reset the country's moral compass. tuesday is almost here and you all know

kind of like what maddie is doing, helping, that is our way of helping as well. >> reporter: helping is an greg's dna. he is hoping his kindness is contagious as he begins his track to meet america, all 5075 miles of it. >>> bigger than basketball. when we return we are going to meet a little boy with a big support system. how the stanford basketball team helped him through cancer treatment. >> they are very inspiring. it is unbelievable hanging out with these guys because they are huge giants. i am little. >>> that kid has got game. this is tyler williams who is a senior at modesto christian. he put in an alley it to himself. he has graduated and is now playing basketball for southwest baptist university. we will have more after the break. >>> an 11-year-old cancer patient is powering his way through treatment with support from the stanford baseball team. what started as a kind gesture has become a great friendship. >> reporter: expect the unexpected. it is a lesson most of us don't learn until adulthood. ty whistler learned that at age 10. >> actually got kicked in the head playing

been a tough two years since — they lost their coach, they're without key players such as goalkeeper maddie hinch and captain alex danson — and they've been accused of lacking motivation. they're currently taking part in the champion's trophy in china — and have yet to record a win, today throwing away a 2—nil lead to lose to japan. emily croydon reports: the olympic champions are in transition, it an interim coach, a stand in captain, and many new faces in the squad. this tournament is the first step on the road to the next games in tokyo, but it was one of the rio stars who may be early breakthrough. sobhi finishing off a slick move for great britain. has howard was a surprise selection for her debut tournament here, but the 19—year—old student looks the part, showing real tenacity to score her first international goal. david ralph's new look side seemed on track for a first window sloppy defending in the second quarter but injapan to close the deficit. japan are only ranked 14th in the world, but they were applying all the pressure, and after a string of penalty corners, she wa

been a tough two years since,they lost their coach, they're without key players such as goalkeeper maddie hinch and captain alex danson and they've been accused of lacking motivation. they're currently taking part in the champion's trophy in china and have yet to record a win, today throwing away a 2—0 lead to lose to japan. emily croydon reports: the olympic champions are in transition, interim coach, stand—in captain, and many new faces in the squad. this tournament is the first step on the road to the next games in tokyo, but it was one of the stars of rio who made the opening breakthrough, sophie bray finishing offa breakthrough, sophie bray finishing off a slick move for great britain. tests how would one is a surprise selection for her debut tournament, the 19—year—old student looks the part, showing real tenacity to score her first international goal. david ralph's new look side seemed on track for a first win but sloppy defending in this second—quarter lead injapan to decrease the deficit, they are ranked only 14th in the world but they were applying all the pressure, af

. >> are you on drugs right now maddy. >> no. i don't do drugs. the ocean is my drug. >> are you happy with the current political environment that we have? >> i don't know enough to answer that. >> you don't know enough to answer that. you don't feel like it's attacking you and your life. >> i just feel like enough people don't care. i feel like more people should care. >> by more people you mean you. >> yeah, i guess so. >> so there you have it trevor, despite living in a swing trix can the people in california's 48 has a very clear message and that message is ha. >> trevor: michael everyone. thank you so much michael. thank you the daily show is live and we'll be back right after this with more coverage of america. america. [crowd cheering] the syeah!s up! yeah! sir, your order? it feels like a big win when you get a deal like this. introducing the new $6 classic meal deal, make a meal with one of these favorites for just $6. ♪ hey, debbie! what's the latest? i'm excited about sprint's new unlimited military plan. it gives veterans, active dut

. >> are you on drugs right now maddy. >> no. i don't do drugs. the ocean is my drug. >> are you happy with the current political environment that we have? >> i don't know enough to answer that. >> you don't know enough to answer that. you don't feel like it's attacking you and your life. >> i just feel like enough people don't care. i feel like more people should care. >> by more people you mean you. >> yeah, i guess so. >> so there you have it trevor, despite living in a swing trix can the people in california's 48 has a very clear message and that message is ha. >> trevor: michael everyone. thank you so much michael. thank you the daily show is live and we'll be back right after this with more coverage of america. america. [crowd cheering] the syeah!s up! yeah! sir, your order? it feels like a big win when you get a deal like this. introducing the new $6 classic meal deal, make a meal with one of these favorites for just $6. ♪ ♪ music ♪laying ♪ ♪ want to try out my time machine? it runs on doritos. [dog barks] sure. so now what? gotta

family affair in the ball room for dancing with the stars conte contestant ziggler who's big sister maddie made a surprise appearance. who was featured in some of the videos. and mckenzie dedicated this one to her. >> she's my best friend biggest supporter. she's very jealous because she's always wanted to learn ball room and been on dancing with the stars. she's jealous, i like it because usually i'm the one jealous of her. so i like it a lot. her. so i like it a lot. ha, ha. how's your cough? i'm good. i took 12-hour mucinex and sent it far away. hey buddy, have you seen a nice woman with a cough? woahhh! mucinex dm releases fast and lasts 12-hours, not 4. send coughs far away all day. that grandpa's nose i can'is performing "flight of the bumblebee?" ♪ no, you goof. i can't believe how easy it was to save hundreds of dollars on my car insurance with geico. nice. i know, right? ♪ [nose plays a jazzy saxophone tune] believe it. geico could save you 15% or more on car insurance. ♪ when you have nausea, ♪ heartburn, ♪ indigestion, ♪ upset stomach, ♪ diarrhea... girl, pepto ult

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my name is maddie wolters and i welcome you to this evening's event with professor carter, our cosponsor is an organization that supports programs to teach history, literature, philosophy and other disciplines, for the people of massachusetts. and pleased to have c-span's booktv, asking questions please know that you are recorded. wait for the microphone to come to you. and at this table, down this aisle, we have copies of invisible for sale it registers in the next room. it is 20% off this evening, this book discount is how we say thanks for buying books that harvard bookstore. to support his father series to ensure an independent bookstore. and i'm pleased to introduce william nelson cromwell at yale university. talked for over 30 years and served as a law clerk for thurgood marshall, received eight honorary degrees delivering the web du bois lecture. he is an author of 15 books of nonfiction and fiction which includes violence abuse, confirmation mess, new england and emperor of ocean park. and the bestseller list. he is here to present his new book invisible, the forgotten story of t

santa clara's maddy greg is running a long way. >> you're crazy. that's what i always get. >> reporter: the 40-year-old apple engineer will leave his job of 13 years on election day in cupertino and embark on a 5,000-plus-mile run across america. 275 days on his feet. a 22-mile a day trek will take him through 25 states as he tours much of the southern u.s. with his final stop in his home state of new hampshire in july of 2019. >> it's a bucket list item for me. and you know, i just turned 40 and i figure that, um, it's -- it's something completely out of the norm. something different. >> reporter: it's different, all right. but not for greg, who has run however 40 ultramarathons. he pounded out nearly 4,000 road miles with running mates like this firefighter. the difference on this nine- month journey, it marks the beginning of his new political career. his goal is to meet the u.s. voters head on and find out why our country is so divided. >> it seems like we don't lead any more as a nation with kindness. i would like to see us take a step back, u

and maddi allaire we came to cologne to study sociology in one thousand nine hundred two he's an activist trying to stop deportations of young arabs and the aftermath of the cologne new year's eve events close to twenty have already been deported and two arrested. there that will do a money at about. the what the world nibbling at the bat. well wolf the. mossad. yeah. the. queen. and how he. let the i think there is we have done. what the cable done in. mattie's words reflect my own belief that our exile may be rooted in our nation's lack of democratic rights and responsibilities. in the small town of koblenz just outside cologne a syrian refugee couple have settled in the countryside. i want to know how they are doing out there in the german woods. and also the. said. in the weekend firstly. you see the. houses. in the exact are somehow. so my you spend several months in an apartment in cologne and hated that. imagine a kennedy about her for. a for anything. any markdown feeling among. the tech million mom knows i'm a minute hasn't been diminished my asshole and. how does she ever get so

kind of like what maddie is doing, helping, that is our way of helping as well. >> reporter: helping is in his dna, he is hoping that his kindness is contagious, as he begins his track to meet america, all 5075 miles of it. ? can you tell i have a cold? >> reporter: maybe just a little bit, nine-month is what he is hoping, 22 miles per day, that will take 43,000 steps per day, from cupertino all the way to new hampshire is more than 11 mama -- 11 million miles -- steps. we wish him all the best.>>> crazy, wow, an impressive the -- feet. how about a little of a cold down? did you enjoy yesterday? >> it was phenomenal. >> with another great day coming our way, look at these temperature changes we are expecting, santa rosa had 87 yesterday, today 79 degrees. yesterday was 76 degrees, concord expected to drop off, back into the mid to upper 70s yesterday was 83 degrees. partly to mostly cloudy skies, a little bit of fog, the cloud cover here mid and high level clouds associated with the weather that continues to write through the pacific northwest. take a look at that, idaho, getting som

. >> my name is maddie and i'm voting because i'm from arizona and there's an open and contested senate seat and i want my votes to be heard. >> my name is avery. i'm voting to help those who have been disenfranchised and use my privilege for good. >> my name is christine and i'm voting because i want to protect the rights of so many women before me fought for. >> i'm haveed and i'm a proud voter. i'm voting because it's my duty to vote and as an immigrant from afghanistan, we, unfortunately, don't have opportunities like this in certain countries. if you're a citizen and have the power to vote, please go out there and make a difference. >> millennials now outnumber baby boomers as america's largest and most diverse voting bloc, but they're typically considered unreliable voters. it's anyone's guess if they show up at the polls today. >> that's one of the questions we're looking to have answered thank you so much. >> it's hard to hear young people say i'm not voting because i'm not busy or i'm not interested when you see so much is at stake. >> you know about our history and people died

tomorrow morning last year's winner maddie poppe will be here to reveal who viewers picked. that's tomorrow morning. let's head back to nashville. lara backstage with the stars of country music's biggest night. good morning again there, lara. >> good morning, robin. wish you were here. we are at a very cool place, kid rock's honky-tonk bar in nashville. this place and all the country bars along here filled to the gills. as the award show ended we were packing up to get our three delicious hours of sleep. for them, the night had only just begun. on country music's biggest night the stars came out to play. ♪ see eye to eye >> reporter: it was chris stapleton who was all business taking home the most awards of the night. country legend garth brooks debuting his brand-new song "stronger than me" inspired by his wife. ♪ she lifts the weight of this old world off my shoulder ♪ >> were you nervous? >> yeah, i was scared to death. she hadn't heard the song so this was going to be the first time and the when i looked at her before they introduced me i started getting choked up

>> reporter: soon ahey started a family, giving birth to two daughters, maddie d ndy. what did you get to witness when you watched your parents when you were a little girl? >> i got to witness a lot of fun. i got to see twous people not be in love, but really, really like each teher. >> rep but in 2012 their fairy tale turned >> we got the diagnosis that she had cancer, and it never ran in our family. it was very shocking. her health declined like ver quickly, and my sister called me and said,ou know, moy's heart isn't doing well. >> reporter: within three short months, w carolas gone, leaving her family broken-hearted. their piller no more. i tell everybody, i was lucky. i was lucky. i know a lot of people don't have good marriages, and i had a good one. >> reporter: inspired by e carolina's l of laughter, george and his daughters were determined to find joy again. and a few yearsater george decided to start dating. his first time in more than 30 years. it's not an uncommon story, but it caught people's attention after sammy posted an article online. my dad and i are

pacific and take you to the hearing on the nomination of paul maddie to be circuit court judge for the third circuit but also some other district court nominations taking place today. that hearing getting underway in just a minute. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp.2018] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] . . >> i'll let you talk and then i'll give my opening statements. >> thank you, mr. chair. >> chairman grassley, ranking member leahy and senate colleagues, thanks for being here on a cold, wet monday morning to allow me to voice my support for louis