the transition of power from one president to the next is a very complicated process and it actually is getting more complicated by the year. it doesn t always go so smoothly. a new book takes us behind the scenes. how george w. bush and barack obama managed a transfer of power. it s by political scientist and professor martha joint kumar. martha welcome to press pass. thank you for having us. we ll talk about that part of your studies later. so the book before the oath, it s interesting you re focusing on this transition. historically it might be the smoothest transition of one president to another from two different parties in our modern history. it was very very good transition. and i think one of the one of the reasons why was all the attention that president bush and his team and the white house and the administration the attention they put onto an early preparation out. this was two big lessons that focused the bush administration on this. number one was h
here, possibly suicide which wouldn t require the fbi but the reason the fbi is here is because of the proximity of this plane crash to pratt and whitney, which is a defense contractor. they build jet engines for the u.s. military. you see why there may have been some thinking this could have been intentional, there could have been a motive, a terror motive behind this to try to hurt the people building aircraft that we re using in war and that s completely understandable. this news conference we re expecting to get here any minute should clear some of that up we understand. that twin engine plane went down yesterday afternoon on main street. it missed the headquarters of pratt and whitney by 200 yards, slamming into a power pole. two people on board, an instructor who is in critical condition with severe burns in the hospital and then the student pilot whose name is ferris, he was killed. the instructor telling investigators that this crash was intentional but no word on whe
he s an important moment in the campaign. really, it is a last-effort by donald trump to turn the momentum around in a situation where polls have been up side down against hip. however, there s a lot of ammo on the table, if you will. the wikileaks e-mails, the fbi documents, the project videotape, all of it raising serious questions about the clinton campaign. but we ve seen trump turn the polls around time and time again, even after the democratic national convention, he turned the polls around. hillary clinton collapsed on camera, and by the first debate they were neck and neck, and then trump stumbled over the former miss universe. his numbers started to go down, but prior to that he had gone up and tighter and then down at least three times. the question is whether he can do something tonight to get that momentum restarted for himself and even this race out. there s tension in here. we saw the families come in. they didn t shake hands. they sat down. we don t know if
gotham ghostwriters. so much going on. there he was in delaware, ohio, and he stands by his word. what did make about his clarification there. last night s debate was his concession speech. he realizes he can t win. his colors came through, and he has to feel like a winner so the only way to do that is to say he can t win. so he will either be the head of trump tv next and create a media empire for all of the people following him. entertainment. he is certainly an entertainer. this was during the noon hour, if i win, he says, it certainly caught everyone off guard. the debate that we have, chris wallace is a star, he was fair, as soon as he said that i thought this is the only thing we re going to focus on for the rest of the day tomorrow if not beyond, and trump made sure that happened bring sy saying that a today if i win. many of these are enthusiastic. there is another moment people are talking about today, donald trump talking about hillary clinton s campaign pa
and two hits with five strikeouts to help toronto win 5-1. game five is this afternoon right in toronto. first pitch is at 4:08 and we have a rookie on the mound. the indians called up left handed pitcher ryan merit. he was throwing bull pen sessions against instructional league hitters in arizona when he got that call and his first exposure was in the clubhouse last night reporters. is there any added pressure on you tomorrow night? um not too much. i mean definitely i want to win. but, i m going to try not to put too much pressure on myself, you know. just try to treat it as another game. just have fun with it and try to win. tia: all with a smile. tito francona says one good thing about starting this rookie about him. that s a good way to look at it. he will need support from the offense. if the indians do need a game six it will be back in cleveland. hopefully the cleveland tissue patrol will be back out to help blue jays fans. i found this video posted on post