i wonder, patrick, if you agree? shortk: we are treasuries, 10 year yields are moving higher, over the next 12 months. it is not a call on taylor being the next fed chair. it seems he would a more hawkish than powell which characterized as a status quo with yellen. we think interest rates are too low, we think the fed has highest the hike. , thets underestimating market is pricing in not even 100% chance for year -- this year. the markets are too complacent for rates regardless who comes in. this complacency is something we have noted as well. when do you think we will snap out of that? could tax reform move us in that direction? mark: tax reform will be a big thing. patrick's argument is logical that there is a real desire to hike coming out of the fed and the market is suspicious and they might regret being suspicious. i could i into the narrative. i should clarify, i accept that taylor will be more hawkish than yellen or how will status quo. he will not suddenly be completely shift yields way higher. it is not as

>> patrick: you know, in english you guys say timing is everything. >> anthony: right. >> patrick: and timing was never better than in the period of 1990, 1991, '92. because in '95, this country came inches from being broken up. >> anthony: close. >> patrick: yeah. >> anthony: do you think it'll ever happen in the history of the world? >> patrick: i don't know. but i know one thing. anybody who says separatism is dead in this country, in this province, is a fool. >> anthony: no matter how you feel about quebec as either separate from or as essential part of greater canada, any reasonable person loves this place. correct me if i'm wrong. wilensky's is famous for the sandwich. the special. >> woman: wilensky special. right. >> anthony: and in what tradition does this fall? >> woman: it's basically eastern europe. it was a survival thing. it was 'cause they were poor. and that's what they could make. >> anthony: wilensky's. an old-school corner institution around since 1932, serving up pressed beef bologna and salami sandwiches, or specials, as they call them, along with egg creams and mi

infiltration of patrick captured was the first of all footage and first of all pictures of good jobs and that's another example of why this will work can be will be used but we live in an age where because of the internet for activism has a lower social cost in some senses and did previously activists can sit in their bedroom in one place in the world and gauging hate crimes online to people in other parts of the world they can follow activism so the infiltrating such a we find out who these people are we found out find out what they're planning but things like with johnson when patrick managed to get his picture increases the social construct is means that people start to realize that they might not be able to do this anonymously if they decide to make that move into you know gauging an active hatred online we will show let's have a little look at what patrick shot under cover this is greg johnson the. this is the. you. know if one. was to walk away from you from all the people in the joint we're going to deal with . all the solution to the u.s. military. here. when joe was mention

patrick: at least $20 billion, $30 billion. cory: globally? patrick: yeah. cory: fascinating. it's an interesting product and you're up against some interesting competitors, who are working with you guys on this new sonos 1. that's patrick spence, the ceo of sonos. coming up, elon musk and mark zuckerberg facing off for an ai future. next, reid hoffman weighs in on this heavy debate. this is bloomberg. ♪ cory: the debate over artificial intelligence. elon musk and mark zuckerberg took opposite sides of the debate. zuck saying people who are naysayers and try to drum up these doomsday scenarios, i don't get it. what kind of people are you talking about? people like elon musk. he responded that zuckerberg's understanding of the issue was limited. emily chang has linkedin cofounder reid hoffman with where he stands on ai. reid: you have thousands of people working with these companies, working on these projects. that gives you a very broad scope of potential whistleblowers. people, if they see something wrong, they can speak up. i think the thing is to be intentional about what

patrick i think that elevates that and actually use our challenging their ideas and where they work nice rather than just sensationalizing. because this is some goodness so klux klan spirit i'm sure where we live on you tube right now actually bailey says do you think there's a way to improve our education system to tackle far right ideologies should they be discussed rather than make not just. yeah i mean there's a number of things we have to do i mean we have to be better teaching history i mean i'm not responsible historian but we have to teach the history of these movements we have to teach that logical conclusions all these prejudices when does politics there's a long track record there's a long history of what happens when we allow hateful ideas to go unchecked and it results in but it results in gas chambers. and we have to teach children we have to educate children about the history of what these things do. there is also i mean yes it's not about necessarily just shutting everything down i mean we have to challenge kids will come into schools and classrooms and prejudices and eve

infiltration of patrick captured was the first of all footage and first of the pictures of good jobs and that's another example of why this will work can be will be used but we live in an age where because of the internet flow activism has a lower social cost in some services than did previously activists can sit in their bedroom in one place in the world and gauging hate crimes online to people in other parts of the world they can gauge and follow to be is and so now infiltrating such a we find out who these people are we found out find out what they're planning but things like greg johnson when patrick managed to get his picture increases the social construct is means that people start to realize that they might not be able to do this anonymously that they decided to make that move into you know gauging an attitude hatred online we will show let's have a little look at what patrick shot under cover this is greg johnson the. this is the. because you want different. video. for every walk away from here for the control over your people for her to. be with you. for the solution without

infiltration of patrick captured was the first of all footage and first of all pictures of good jobs and that's another example of why this will work can be will be used but we live in an age where because of the internet for our activism has a lower social cost in some senses and did previously activists can sit in their bedroom in one place in the world and gauging hate crimes online to people in other parts of the world they can follow activism so now infiltrating such a we find out who these people are we found out find out what they're planning but things like with johnson when patrick managed to get his picture increases the social construct is means that people start to realize that they might not be able to do this anonymously that they decided to make that move into you know gauging an attitude hatred online we will find shar let's have a little look at what patrick shot under cover this is great johnson. this is the. if one. was to walk away from you some of the people in the joint. would be with me. all the solution to the yes it's still. there. when joe was mention about

seven for individuals injured and individuals that have died or passed away fifty nine police called patrick a lone wolf apparently had no criminal record no history of mental illness and the f.b.i. said he had no connection with any overseas groups such as eisel or al qaida it wasn't evident that he had weapons in his room we have determined that there has been. employee's going to and fro from his room and not than a nefarious was noticed at this point that's what we know now police hope patrick's female companion marilou danley might provide clues as to his motives friends say she's been out of the country a somber president donald trump addressed the nation we pray for the entire nation to find unity and peace and we pray for the day when evil is banished and the innocent are safe from hatred and from fear trump plans to visit las vegas on wednesday among the many unanswered questions are how patrick got a hold of a fully automatic machine gun which even in the us with its permissive gun laws is not obtainable without a special license las vegas has always been known as a city where peop

just another one of patrick brady's 2,000 combat missions. the call was to rescue 11 american soldiers in a secured area. >> they misjudged the security of the area. we were sitting down, two enemy soldiers came up out of spider traps on each side of the aircraft, shot the crew chief and hook and i could see my crew chief hanging in the harness. i thought he was dead. i heard one shot and i heard the second shot as i was falling backwards into the cargo area. i thought my army was gone and burned and as i laid there, my hand was on my lap and i so wigged my fingers and thought it's still attached. i tucked it between my legs and just kind of looked around and a lot of thoughts coming through my mind in about three seconds. but the main one was if we don't do what we came for, we have to come back. >> you're baddy wounded. you still in spite of your own wounds rushed across the battlefield to save the lives of other soldiers. some people would say that you really rose above and beyond the call of duedy. >> i crawled out of the helicopter and a

history the shooter's girlfriend said she has no idea what prompted patrick to go on a shooting spree with key questions still open in the case investigative reporting over the evidence. police say the last vegas shooter steven private rented a room at this downtown hotel the during a music festival last month called life is beautiful it's not clear why he made the booking reasons there ran through paris mind is oh no but it was directly during the same time his wife if you. we have very soon recovered. evidence from that location we don't know if it is evidence but we have recovered items. video it was from another hotel the mandalay bay that patrick fired the shots which killed at least fifty nine people attending a country music festival route ninety one and injured nearly five hundred investigators have recovered a note and several surveillance cameras from the scene they now believe the shooter intended to escape after the massacre and did not initially planned to kill himself police also hope this woman marilou danley will be the key to unlocking the motive behind sunday's trage

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working with a reporter and a producer, patrick spent a year winning the trust of whistle—blowers, to shed light on the actions of iraq's shia militia, suspected of widespread abuses of sunni iraqis. iraq is just such a devilishly difficult country to report from, there are so many restrictions onjournalists, there is so much suspicion of the media, the amount of time it takes to infiltrate a extremely hostile group who may be guilty of war crimes was incredibly difficult. "patrick researches, produces, directs and shoots brilliantly," the judges said, "his film was incredibly impressive". suddenly got quite chaotic they are accusing him of being an isis fighter. we weren't allowed to follow him and we don't know where they have taken him. patrick also uncovered evidence of shia militia infiltrating the iraqi government, and running a network of secret prisons to torture and kill innocent people. the most galling scene that we filmed was when we found the women of saqlawia. saqlawia is a town outside fallujah, and when it was taken back from islamic state 615 men and boys vanished in

james as 16, katherine at 19, and patrick at 24. five of her children predeceased her by the time she died in 1913 at the aim of 52. james is buried in watertown's cemetery, and the o'bryan family gravesite and katherine and patrick are buried alongside their mother and youngest brother in mt. benedict cemetery. none of the names of the three siblings are engraved tom tombstones, john chose not to memorialize these three siblings. this is once again -- part of the reinvention, john told the word he was only the of them and him and his brother, edward, better known as -- and the other brothers, donald. known as buttons. now, why? this is why. he had to get past these people. these are the gatekeepers of irish boston. john fitzgerald of the northed end, honey fitz. patrick j. kennedy of east bon and the prince of thieves, james michael curley from rocks bury. these are the guys. they all had irish parents, irish parents, they all had fathers who died young, and they all had younger siblings, john's got a problem. problem is, he's got

do you want to hear a taste of william patrick corgan? >> steve: i would appreciate it. >> jimmy: produced by rick rubin. >> steve: rick rubin did it. must be awesome. >> jimmy: yeah. >> steve: crank it up, dude. ♪ ♪ if i'm leaving you without return a snare ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: sounds a little bit like billy corgan. >> steve: it does. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: well, it's not. william patrick corgan is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] billy should -- should sue this guy. >> steve: yeah, he should sue that guy, man. sounds just like him. >> jimmy: i know he does. guys, it is time for "tonight show" hashtags. here we go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ hashtags hashtags ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] every wednesday where i send out a hashtag, and we ask you guys -- [ cheers and applause ] to respond to that topic so since fall is officially here, i sent out a hashtag called #fallsongs, and i asked you guys to send us funny fall-themed songs. within 30 minutes, it was a a trending topic in the u.s., so thank you for playing along

. >> patrick, you already know about your warrant, right? >> reporter: outrage in salt lake city where police body cam videos show police officers shooting a 50-year-old black man. one with live bullets, another with a stun gun as he runs away. he later died. patrick harmon was pulled over in august after authorities say he rode across several lanes of traffic on his bicycle. on wednesday, the district attorney's office said the officer's use of deadly force was justified. the three officers said the suspect was armed and threatening them. they say they found a knife on the scene. it's unclear from the video whether the man did threaten them and police wouldn't say if the internal investigation into the officer who shot harmon has been resolved. this in a city that before this summer hadn't had a police shooting death since 2015. police in part crediting deescalates tactics. >> we are thrust in situations where we try to make calm out of chaos. and we do that through deescalation. >> reporter: although unable to comment on this specific case

. >> patrick, you already know about your warrant, right? >> reporter: outrage in salt lake city where police body cam videos show police officers shooting a 50-year-old black man. one with live bullets, another with a stun gun as he runs away. he later died. patrick harmon was pulled over in august after authorities say he rode across several lanes of traffic on his bicycle. on wednesday, the district attorney's office said the officer's use of deadly force was justified. the three officers said the suspect was armed and threatening them. they say they found a knife on it's unclear from the video whether the man did threaten them and police wouldn't say if the internal investigation into the officer who shot harmon has been resolved. this in a city that before this summer hadn't had a police shooting death since 2015. police in part crediting deescalates tactics. >> we are thrust in situations where we try to make calm out of chaos. and we do that through deescalation. >> reporter: although unable to comment on this specific case, the chief

patrick gearey reports. the pool stage offers many physical challenges, but dealing with heat isn't usually one of them. this looked like paris in the springtime, not before, and within three minutes, racing were chasing the silhouettes tigers. from such promising shoots, leicester then wilted. racing have a reputation for signing rugby's big stars. leone nakarawa and racing were rampant. they worked it out to teddy thomas to add a third. the tigers now needed their own showman. jonny may is their wideboy, pick him out on the wing and watch him go. seven tries in seven games. leicesterjust four behind, but the half taken its toll. points dried up in the sunshine. the tigers had to make do with a losing bonus point, but in this competition, every point is hard earned. patrick geary, bbc news. that champions cup pool one clash between la rochelle and harlequins is under way and it's been lively at the stoop. seven tries scored, half, four of them from the french. fewer points at the wreck, but bath scored all

i am the best archer in the world because i am patrick houston andi world because i am patrick houston and i shoot arrows in the middle. steady hand and had good eye and a keenin steady hand and had good eye and a keen in archery but so it seems is the power of the mind to. archery is a sport of repetition under pressure. it is about 10% physical and 90% mental. you need to have that belief and that mental consistency to be able to follow through with that shot that you have learnt and practised so well in that exact given moment. the more you talk about, think about something the more likely it is to happen. talk about, think about something the more likely it is to happenm is certainly happening so far for houston. this positive visualisation has helped set world records, make the olympics and break into the world's top 20. in fact, gb team as a whole are having one of their best seasons yet, despite losing their funding. afew seasons yet, despite losing their funding. a few archers we have had we re funding. a few archers we have had were professional and are still competing but the

patrick gearey reports. the pool stage offers many physical challenges, but dealing with heat isn't usually one of them. this looked like paris in the springtime, not before, and within three minutes, racing were chasing the silhouettes tigers. from such promising shoots, leicester then wilted. racing have a reputation for signing rugby's big stars. leone nakarawa and racing were rampant. they worked it out to teddy thomas to add a third. the tigers now needed their own showman. jonny may is their wideboy, pick him out on the wing and watch him go. seven tries in seven games. leicesterjust four behind, but the half taken its toll. points dried up in the sunshine. the tigers had to make do with a losing bonus point, but in this competition, every point is hard earned. patrick geary, bbc news. that champions cup pool one clash between la rochelle and harlequins is under way and it's been lively at the stoop. six tries scored in the first half, four of them to the french side who lead 24—17. bath spent most o

she voted with the majority of the parliament to delay trade talks, and by ukip‘s patrick 0 flynn, who voted to against the motion along with the rest of ukip and the conservatives. some conservatives. some conservatives, most of them, bart two, well, we'll come to that. mary, i want to start with you. it's in the national interest of the uk to push onto trade talks, so why were you voting against the national interest? this isn't quite an accurate representation of it. it was a long resolution with many clauses in it and what it said was unless right at the end there would be a significant breakthrough there would be a call to postpone the talks. in fact, we, as the labour meps, all of us abstained on that particular part of the resolution because we didn't agree with it. we do think that these talks need to get a move on. it's not solely the uk's fault that it's been as slow as it has. but we do want to see progress. we did vote for the whole resolution, that's true, because we didn't want to lose the rest of what's in it. and what were the particular bits of the resolution that you

history the shooter's girlfriend says she has no idea what prompted patrick's actions with key questions still open in the case and nesta gators are trying to understand the gunman's state of mind. police say the last vegas shooter stephen paddick rented a room at this downtown hotel the during a music festival last month called life is beautiful it's not clear why he made the booking reasons ran through paris mind is unknown but it was directly during the same time his wife if you. we have received recovered. evidence from that location we don't know if it is evidence but we have recovered items. video it was from another hotel the mandalay bay that patrick fired the shots which killed at least fifty nine people attending a country music festival route ninety one and injured nearly five hundred investigators have recovered a note and several surveillance cameras from the scene they now believe the shooter intended to escape after the massacre and did not initially planned to kill himself police also hope this woman marilou danley will be the key to unlocking the motive behind sunday's t

she voted with the majority of the parliament to delay trade talks, and by ukip's patrick 0 flynn, who voted to against the motion along with the rest of ukip and the conservatives. some conservatives. some conservatives, most of them, bart two, well, we'll come to that. mary, i want to start with you. it's in the national interest of the uk to push onto trade talks, so why were you voting against the national interest? this isn't quite an accurate representation of it. it was a long resolution with many clauses in it and what it said was that unless, right at the end, there would be a significant breakthrough there would be a call to postpone the talks. in fact, we, as the labour meps, all of us abstained on that particular part of the resolution because we didn't agree with it. we do think that these talks need to get a move on. it's not solely the uk's fault that it's been as slow as it has. but we do want to see progress. we did vote for the whole resolution, that's true, because we didn't want to lose the rest of what's in it. and what were the particular bits of the resolution th

patrick? (patrick)for president donald trump-- this visit was all about offering his support in the healing process and thanking first responders for their bravery during such a devastating time.air force one touched down at mccarran international airport in las vegas just after 9:30 wednesday morning.as president donald trump and the first lady exited the plane they were greeted state and local leaders-- before making their way to university medical center where more than 100 victims were brought for treatment the night of the shooting near mandalay bay. 00:00 it's an incredible thing to see there's tremendous bravery. the police department incredible. the people themselves incredible. people leaving ambulances to have someone else go because they thought people were hurt even more so." :13president trump spent more than an hour visiting with patients at the hospital-- 1:15 i think the only message i can say is that we are with you 100 percent in fact we even invited some of

from his neighbors or his relatives that patrick had any kind of serious psychological problems now my colleague on heidi show castro has been looking deeper into paddocks life and talking to his neighbors and his relatives and here's what she was able to report why would a retired american accountant with no known political or religious affiliations commit the deadliest mass shooting in modern u.s. history the question has so far stumped investigators monday morning police combed through the primary home of sixty four year old steven patrick in misc eat a peaceful community of retirees ninety minutes north of las vegas paddock own this house which police say he shared with his girlfriend who is currently traveling outside of the country neighbors say other than being a reckless he was rather ordinary knowing that it's just a guy that. look so normal and and you just walk down the street look and say hello to is capable of turning in and doing what he did last night is unbelievable police say patrick had no criminal record the f.b.i. says kadek was not affiliated with any armed group a

the carnage lasted for ten minutes as police broke down the hotel room door patrick killed himself police found ten guns in the room on monday morning the scale of the atrocity became heartbreakingly clear we are currently standing at five twenty seven for individuals injured and individuals that have died or passed away fifty nine police called patrick a lone wolf you apparently had no criminal record no history of mental illness and the f.b.i. said he had no connection with any overseas groups such as eisel or al qaida it wasn't evident that he had weapons in his room we have determined that there has been employees going to and fro from his room and not in a nefarious was noticed at this point that's what we know now police hope paddocks female companion marilou danley might provide clues as to his motives friends say she's been out of the country a somber president donald trump addressed the nation. we pray for the entire nation to find unity and peace and we pray for the day when evil is banished and the innocent are safe from hatred and from fear trump plans to visit las vegas on we

patrick baptized king aengus here in about 450 a.d. in around 1100, an irish king gave cashel to the church, and it grew to become the ecclesiastical capital of all ireland. 800 years ago, this monastic community was just a chapel and a round tower standing high on this bluff. it looked out then, as it does today, over the plain of tipperary, called the golden vale because its rich soil makes it ireland's best farmland. on this historic rock, you stroll among these ruins in the footsteps of st. patrick, and wandering through my favorite celtic cross graveyard, i feel the soul of ireland. >>> welcome back to nhk "newsline." it's 11:00 a.m. on thursday in tokyo. i'm miki yamamoto. >>> the american president says the country's heart is filled with grief over one of its worst mass shootings. donald trump went to has say gas to meet police officers and some of the hundreds wounded in sunday's attack. 58 others were killed by the gunman who fired down on a crowd indiscriminately where his l ll

patrick researchers, directs and shoot brilliantly. his work was impressive. it suddenly became quite chaotic here. they are accusing him of being an isis photo. we were not allowed to follow him and we don't know where he has been taken. patrick uncovered evidence of shia militia infiltrating the iraqi government and running and you network of secret prisons to torture and kill innocent people. the most gruelling scene that we filmed was when we found women in a town outside blucher had been taken back from islamic state. 615 men and boys vanished in the days following the battle. the women were in a refugee camp that was quite inaccessible. when we arrived, this enormous group of women mobbed us up they were crying. it was the first time the story became about these women, and i thought, how has this not been a story, this huge crime had happened and had received so little coverage. people with disabilities are some of the most marginalised in bolivia. but now they are fighting for their rights. darren forshaw and violeta tracked the group of disability righ

let's start with you, patrick. >> my fear is be aware of fobo. >> what is that? >> i'm credited with creating the term fomo. it is is much work than fobo. fobo is fear of a better option. it is the idea that instead of making decisions we collect as many as we can, leave all the doors open and never actually decide. so in this age of big data and analysis paralysis, it's really critical for people to be decisive. i tell people ask yourself why are you holding those doors open? if it is just to have an option, closing the doors, make a decisions, and move on. >> it is so true. too many options is paralyzing sometimes. it gets better -- i agree with you, just be decisive, direct. you can go later if you need to and change everything up. okay. you're up. >> my advice is simple, don't stop. the temptation to try something else or give up or to quit. people don't realize when you start a company, you're embarrassed, humiliated, stepped on, beat up, abused. if you just keep going, then failure doesn't really happen. just experiences and learning. in a the main thing, i

patrick, the tribe has spoken. 15 are left. who will be voted out tonight?

patrick, describe just for us what are you seeing there. >> hi there. in front of me right now there's a sea of police. excuse the sound, there's more people coming. stood outside the victoria museum, walking to the museum with my girlfriend to see an exhibition on wales and seen a stream of cars come past us. i mean, obviously, it's not confirmed from the metropolitan police yet, but we heard someone on the ground say a car had been driven into people. i can say it's a very calm scene. often with these things, emergency services right now in front of me are going about their work. i think the armed police, local police, interviewing witnesses at the scenes. i heard you say in the introduction there were injuries. we did see someone get put into an ambulance beforehand, but, obviously, terrifying thing to happen. >> so, obviously, in these situations they keep a perimeter for safety reasons and to protect their investigation so people don't crowd around. give us an idea how close you are, and if you can ascertain, if you can see, how many people there p

about sunday night's mass shooting in las vegas but police still don't have an answer on why steven patrick i retire with no criminal record carried out the attack let's bring you up to speed with what we know police say that all set up cameras around the mandalay bay hotel room from where he launches a toc it was from here that he opened fire on concert goers below for nine minutes police want to question paddles girlfriend mary lou donnelly who is returning from the philippines they say patrick made a large international money transfer to her home country in the days before the shooting at least one hundred thirty people are still in hospital forty five in critical condition fifty nine people died in the shooting making it the deadliest in modern u.s. history. hearing more stories of heroism from the vegas shooting like this account from a man who found him bleeding after being struck by a bullet. i mean we were getting away and just we came across and he was in the bed of a pickup truck. there is a makeshift tourniquet it was kind of around his knee is clearly wrong spot. just walked up

says patrick had no connection to any international terror group and tonight we know the gunman fired somebody around it triggered the smoke alarms in the hotel room helping law enforcement to locate the shooter paddick fired from two different windows rotating from one window to another authorities believe the firearms he used were purchased legally for more on the latest on the ground we go tonight to our t. correspondent natasha suites live in las vegas natasha. you know that's right and you know as you mentioned the death toll has now risen to fifty nine at least five hundred twenty seven people are injured here in las vegas and it's still a very active scene all around mandalay bay hotel authorities are still picking up the pieces as we speak and covering all of the dead bodies. as of right now all of the first confirmed fatalities have been have been recovered and they have been transported to our office yes. i believe that that includes the shooter but again that so that number could be fluid so you know where that number unfortunately may go up and i don't want to give an exac

police say sixty four year old stephen patrick set up cameras outside his hotel room to watch for approaching police assault rifles have been found in the room which. modified to produce automatic fire and a gallagher report. a steven public fires down on a crowd of concert goers on sunday night newly released police body camera footage shows panic and confusion offices scramble to locate the source of the gunfire and get members of the public to safety this is a dramatic snapshot of the moments before public was located on the thirty second floor of the mandalay bay hotel police gave more details of how events unfolded the suspect i can tell you that we know now that he fired off and on for somewhere between nine and eleven minutes we know that the suspect fired over a dozen or so volleys and we know that the firing by the suspect ceased to nineteen we had patrol officers actually working another event at the mandalay bay . who heard the shooting and they took it upon themselves to form up into a team into the stairwell begin ascending the floors and also evacuating hotel guests the swat tea

at challenges, but patrick, even though he's strong, i don't trust him. >> jeff: at tribal council, patrick made a questionable remark. >> i feel like i can trust most of the people here. >> jeff: but in the end, simone was sent home. simone, the tribe

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says patrick had no connection to any international terror group and tonight we know the gunman fired somebody around it triggered the smoke alarms in the hotel room helping law enforcement to locate the shooter paddick fired from two different windows rotating from one window to another authorities believe the firearms he used were purchased legally for more on the latest on the ground we go tonight to our t. correspondent natasha suites live in las vegas natasha you know that's right and you know as you mentioned the death toll has now risen to fifty nine at least five hundred twenty seven people are injured here in las vegas and it's still a very active scene all around monterey bay hotel authorities are still picking up the pieces as we speak and kareen all of the dead bodies. as you have right now all of the first confirmed fatalities have been have been recovered and they have been transported to our office yes. i believe that that includes the shooter but again that's that number could be fluid so you know where that number unfortunately may go up and i don't want to give an ex

well i do better that as report i'm ex kaiser time now to turn to patrick byrne is the c.e.o. of overstock that's a qualcomm back max great to be on death's great to have it and let me ask you point blank right up front is bitcoin a wall street killer. yes talk a little bit about it i mean i'll give the backstory of the of the back story because obviously that lead in question didn't result in the luminous pontification that i was expecting but kurt yes so. you give the back story so. if you were attacked by wall street in your days over there and oversight by the short sellers and the naked stories it was ok they print money they sell stock that doesn't exist and they pound your price their stock down and you put your head above the parapet and said wait a minute this is not right this is wrong this isn't legal this should be wrong and you were attacked for pointing this out and you did battle and you overcame the sharks as it were and then bitcoin came around and you were really the first guy in the retailing space a major retailer to say we're going to take bitcoin was that

well i don't bet that has reported imax keyser time now to turn to patrick byrne is the c.e.o. of overstock that's a while back max great to be on death's great to have it and let me ask you point blank right up front is bitcoin a wall street killer. yes talk a little bit about it i mean i'll give the backstory of the of the back story because obviously that lead in question didn't result in the luminous pontification that i was expecting but kurt yes so. you give the back story so. if you were attacked by wall street in your days over there and oversight by the short sellers the naked stories it was ok they print money they sell stock that doesn't exist and they pound your price their stock down and you put your head above the parapet and said wait a minute this is not right this is wrong this is illegal this should be wrong and you were attacked for pointing this out and you did battle and you overcame the sharks as it were and then bitcoin came around and you were really the first guy in the retailing space a major retailer to say we're going to take bitcoin was that decisio

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at challenges, but patrick, even though he's strong, i don't trust him. >> jeff: at tribal council, patrick made a questionable remark. >> i feel like i can trust most of the people here. >> jeff: but in the end, simone was sent home. simone, the tribe has

well i don't bet that has reported imax keyser time now to turn to patrick byrne is the c.e.o. of overstock that's a while back max great to be on yeah it's great to have it and let me ask you point blank right up front is bitcoin a wall street killer. yes talk a little bit about it i mean i'll give the backstory a link is a back story because obviously that lead in question didn't result in the luminous pontification that i was expecting but a curt yes so. you give the back story so. if you were attacked by wall street in your days over there and oversight by the short sellers the naked stories it was ok they print money they sell stock that doesn't exist and they pound your price their stock down and you put your head above the parapet and said wait a minute this is not right this is wrong this is illegal this should be wrong and you were attacked for pointing this out and you did battle and you overcame the sharks as it were and then bitcoin came around and you were really the first guy in the retailing space a major retailer to say we're going to take bitcoin was that decis

i mentioned patrick marleau. shark fans might miss patrick, tonight he is not missing san jose. i say that because in his very first game with his new team the toronto maple leaves, he already scored two goals tonight. back to you guys. >> hm. >> scott, thank you. >> oh, what i would give to be rink-side tonight at the sharks game. nothing like it. >>> we want to check the weather now. the fog rolled back in this afternoon. i love the picture with the top of the golden gate bridge sticking out above the fog there. >> the fog hit the coast. i'll show that you picture in a second. we got fog at the coast. it's definitely been cooler at the coast. inland warmed up a little bit. this is something you probably didn't know much about. this is what is now considered a tropical depression. this morning, it was a invest 90 which started to rotate. the models go to tropical storm in the next 2 hours. and then they bring it by the weekend as a category 1 hurricane. that's just the models. but i dare say they are close on this. this water is warm. so this is a little similar to harvey in th

the film—maker patrick wells spent months on a painstaking investigation into allegations of torture, execution and sectarian cleansing in iraq, working with a producer and actor, he spent a year milling the trust of whistle—blowers, to shed light on the actions of shia militia. —— winning the trust. iraq is so difficult to report from, so much suspicion of the media, the amount of time it takes to infiltrate a extremely hostile group who may be guilty of war crimes was incredibly difficult. patrick researches and directs and produces briley, the judges said, his film was incredibly impressive —— brilliantly. judges said, his film was incredibly impressive -- brilliantly. it has got quite chaotic they are accusing him of being an isis fight and we don't know where they have taken him. -- don't know where they have taken him. —— fighter. don't know where they have taken him. -- fighter. patrick found evidence of shia militia infiltrating the iraqi government, and torturing innocent people. the most galling scene was when we found the women sitting in this

well i don't bet that has reported imax keyser time now to turn to patrick byrne is the c.e.o. of overstock that's a qualcomm back max great to be on death's great to have it and let me ask you point blank right up front is bitcoin a wall street killer. yes talk a little bit about it i mean i'll give the backstory of the of the back story because obviously that lead in question didn't result in the luminous pontification that i was expecting but kurt yes so. you give the back story so. if you were attacked by wall street in your days over there and oversight by the short sellers the naked stories it was ok they print money they sell stock that doesn't exist and they pound your price their stock down and you put your head above the parapet and said wait a minute this is not right this is wrong this is illegal this should be wrong and you were attacked for pointing this out and you did battle and you overcame the sharks as it were and then bitcoin came around and you were really the first guy in the retailing space a major retailer six to say we're going to take bitcoin was that

well i don't bet that has reported imax keyser time now to turn to patrick byrne is the c.e.o. of overstock that's a qualcomm back max great to be on death's great to have it and let me ask you point blank right up front is bitcoin a wall street killer. yes talk a little bit about it i mean i'll give the backstory a link is the back story because obviously that lead in question didn't result in the voluminous pontification that i was expecting but a curt yes. me give the back story so. if you were attacked by wall street in your days over there and oversight by the short sellers the naked stories it was ok they print money they sell stock that doesn't exist and they pound your price their stock down and you put your head above the parapet and said wait a minute this is not right this is wrong this is illegal this should be wrong and you were attacked for pointing this out and you did battle and you overcame the sharks as it were and then bitcoin came around and you were really the first guy in the retailing space a major retailer to say we're going to take bitcoin was that deci

gambler he often got free rooms and meals from las vegas casinos in return for his big spending at patrick's home in the nevada town of miskito police recovered nineteen guns in addition to the twenty three found at the las vegas hotel where the fatal shots were fired but well you're concerned as anybody would be and we were that somebody close to home would. do something like that but. today this seems to be happening all over the place and so you just don't know who your neighbor is they certainly never expected to see you had any kind of event like this happen in our small community where everybody is just friendly loving police say it's still too early to speculate on patrick's motive i know that you are all very eager to find out exactly what his motive was or what was going through his head or what he was doing up to two weeks ago i promise you the sheriff will provide. that information when we have confirmed it it doesn't make sense for us to put out information that is not accurate and isn't timely and reliable. with the investigation into the massacre in las vegas still in its early

will the shooter's father patrick patrick who was once on the f.b.i.'s ten most wanted list he was known as a violent bank robber during the one nine hundred sixty s. and seventy's in the f.b.i.'s wanted poster it said he was diagnosed as psychopathic and had suicidal tendencies however steven's brother eric patrick says they didn't really know their father he says he had no idea his sibling was planning such an attack he would have his car here. every time i mean you played high stakes video. of the state of emergency there's an exact we go no watch no reach for me or my brother would have done. there's still. there's not that. we discuss the events with brett kenyon he was working near the scene of the tragedy and had been personally affected by a previous shooting rampage. one of my friends who is is pro-gun and so believes there needs to be stricter laws you can go to gun shows here and buy guns without any id you can buy a limited ammunition it's just insane for me to think that we don't have stricter laws and i know that there are people that are