Tell me when youre ready, judge. Thank you. Senator flake. Thank you. Judge kavanaugh, if its Fourth Quarter an youre down by one point, what play do you call, and which one of the young ladies in the front row do you give the ball to . I cant choose. Theyre all great players, as you know, senator. Its awesome to have them all here. Do you want to let us know who they are and what team is here . These are a variety of teams that ive coached. I started coaching many years ago, and some of these girls are as old as tenth grade now. So theyre older than my daughters. I started coaching the team four years ago. So the oldest girls, caroline an and abigail, tenth grade. Madison, ninth grader. The girls over here well, these are my two, of course. Keegan and coco, quinn, sophie are all here. Lets see. Weve got liza going into fifth grade. Keegans in fifth. Annas in seventh. Shawnee is in seventh. Quinn is in sixth. Sophie is in seventh. So i think i got it all right. [ applause ] well, thank
Tell me when youre ready, judge. Thank you. Senator flake. Thank you. Judge kavanaugh, if its Fourth Quarter an youre down by one point, what play do you call, and which one of the young ladies in the front row do you give the ball to . I cant choose. Theyre all great players, as you know, senator. Its awesome to have them all here. Do you want to let us know who they are and what team is here . These are a variety of teams that ive coached. I started coaching many years ago, and some of these girls are as old as tenth grade now. So theyre older than my daughters. I started coaching the team four years ago. So the oldest girls, caroline an and abigail, tenth grade. Madison, ninth grader. The girls over here well, these are my two, of course. Keegan and coco, quinn, sophie are all here. Lets see. Weve got liza going into fifth grade. Keegans in fifth. Annas in seventh. Shawnee is in seventh. Quinn is in sixth. Sophie is in seventh. So i think i got it all right. [ applause ] well, thank
around 6 a.m. we have evidence that demonstrate that is very, very improbable that the incident is a robbery situation. police say the americans including ryan lochte damaged a bathroom door and urinated in an alley, which is why security got involved. this video shows the swimmers at a gas station getting into a taxi, but minutes later a security guard with a gun orders the group out of one swimmer appears to remove his wallet. another briefly raises his hands. from another angle we see what happens next. a third-party steps in to translate as the athletes are told to sit on a curb. police say the swimmers handed over money to repair a bathroom door. they also say a gun was pointed at the swimmers. so part of lochte s story checks out. i put my hands up. this is the front page of the u.s. post. they re making the point that lochte s validates the stereotype. they had fun. they made a mistake. the members of the swim team could be indicted for false reporting of a
from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. rose: grand central terminal celebrate its 100th birthday this month. it is a new new york icon with 750,000 people passing through every day. tom wolf once wrote, every big city has a railroad station with the grand, to the point of glorious, classical architecture, but the grandest, mauve glorious of all by far was grand central station. in the 1970s, it was threatened with destruction. in the 1980s, it fell into disrepair. now grand central is stronger than ever. he were is a look behind the scenes. grand central is a place with a lot of secrets. one of them is hidden in plain sight it s room behind tiffany clock, which overlooks park avenue. today we go to places the public is never allowed to see, and we meet the characters who make sure the trains run on time. our first stop takes us from the highest point in grand central to the lowest. n-42 is the teenest basement in manhattan, and it provides the direct cu
from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. rose: grand central terminal celebrate its 100th birthday this month. it is a new new york icon with 750,000 people passing through every day. tom wolf once wrote, every big city has a railroad station with the grand, to the point of glorious, classical architecture, but the grandest, mauve glorious of all by far was grand central station. in the 1970s, it was threatened with destruction. in the 1980s, it fell into disrepair. now grand central is stronger than ever. he were is a look behind the scenes. grand central is a place with a lot of secrets. one of them is hidden in plain sight it s room behind tiffany clock, which overlooks park avenue. today we go to places the public is never allowed to see, and we meet the characters who make sure the trains run on time. our first stop takes us from the highest point in grand central to the lowest. n-42 is the teenest basement in manhattan, and it provides the direct cu