patrick: yes. when nixon was vice president, but i don't know whether bob finch who was close to him then was in there like that, but i have noticed that it was a characteristic of him. brian: but you are sitting across the desk from him. you say in the book, you had a three-hour interview chat with him before he hired you back in 1966. patrick: right. brian: how old were you? patrick: i was 26 -- yes, i just -- it's november-december, i had just turned 27. brian: what was that like? patrick: well, it was -- i mean, it was -- it was not a hard interview for me because he was asking me about issues. brian: and you were doing what at the time? patrick: i was an editorial writer at the saint louis globe democrat. i got a lucky break six weeks out of journalism school. i went back and applied for an opening there and the editorial editor said, "okay, you can write some editorials until we hire the replacement for the guy that left." and i was really working so hard that they kept me in and they moved t

you're nodding your head why united your head for go ahead patrick b. because on you know continuing whatever said trump is going to absolutely stage manage this process to maximum effect over the next 18 months right through the election cycle this is one of the few areas where he can get a win you could get potentially a clear enough win with there's not as many tertiary problems in it and issues like you have with iran the likelihood that they're going to get a win in iran anytime soon seems to be slim and none not least of all because of the allies in the region of the us that are also exacerbating the situation namely saudi arabia and israel but i think in terms of the election cycle this is going to be going to despise arm the democratic opposition in many of the debates as well because as president he has the combin he has the advantage of being able to select the timing and this symbology of it is going to be great not unlike a gorbachev or said kind of moment and yes there were underlying realities during those 2 that made a lot of those outcom

you're nodding your head why you're not in your head for go ahead patrick b. because on you know continuing whatever said trump is going to absolutely stage manage this process to maximum effect over the next 18 months right through the election cycle this is one of the few areas where he can get a wind you could get but tension a clear enough wind when there's not as many tertiary problems and issues like you have with iran the likelihood that they're going to get a win in iran anytime soon seems to be slim and none not least of all because of the allies in the region of the us that are also exacerbating the situation namely saudi arabia and israel but i think in terms of the election cycle this is going to be going to despise arm the democratic opposition in many of the debates as well because as president he has the combin he has the advantage of being able to select the timing and this symbology of it is going to be great not unlike a gorbachev or said kind of moment and yes there were underlying realities during those 2 that made a lot of those outcomes i

you're nodding your head why you're not in your head for go ahead patrick b. because on you know continuing whatever said trump is going to absolutely stage manage this process to maximum effect over the next 18 months right through the election cycle this is one of the few areas where he can get a wind you could get but tension a clear enough wind when there's not as many tertiary problems and issues like you have with iran the likelihood that they're going to get a win in iran any time soon seems to be slim and none not least of all because of the allies in the region of the us that are also exacerbating the situation namely saudi arabia and israel but i think in terms of the election cycle this is going to be going to despise arm the democratic opposition in many of the debates as well because as president he has the combin he has the advantage of being able to select the timing and the symbology of it is going to be great not unlike a gorbachev or said kind of moment and yes there were underlying realities during those 2 that made a lot of those outcomes i

you're nodding your head why you're not in your head for go ahead patrick b. because on you know continuing whatever said trump is going to absolutely stage manage this process to maximum effect over the next 18 months right through the election cycle this is one of the few areas where he can get a win you could get potentially a clear enough win with there's not as many tertiary problems in it and issues like you have with iran the likelihood that they're going to get a win in iran anytime soon seems to be slim and none not least of all because of the allies in the region of the us that are also exacerbating the situation namely saudi arabia and israel but i think in terms of the election cycle this is going to be going to despise arm the democratic opposition in many of the debates as well because as president he has the combin he has the advantage of being able to select the timing and this symbology of it is going to be great not unlike a gorbachev or said kind of moment and yes there were underlying realities during those 2 that made a lot of those outcom

you're nodding your head why you're not in your head for go ahead patrick b. because on you know continuing whatever said trump is going to absolutely stage manage this process to maximum effect over the next 18 months right through the election cycle this is one of the few areas where he can get a win you could get potentially a clear enough win with there's not as many tertiary problems and issues like you have with iran the likelihood that they're going to get a win in iran anytime soon seems to be slim and none not least of all because of the allies in the region of the us that are also exacerbating the situation namely saudi arabia and israel but i think in terms of the election cycle this is going to be going to despise arm the democratic opposition in many of the debates as well because as president he has the combin he has the advantage of being able to select the timing and this symbology of it is going to be great not unlike a gorbachev or said kind of moment and yes there were underlying realities during those 2 that made a lot of those outcomes ine

you're nodding your head why you're not in your head for go ahead patrick b. because on you know continuing whatever said trump is going to absolutely stage manage this process to maximum effect over the next 18 months right through the election cycle this is one of the few areas where he can get a wind you could get but tension a clear enough wind when there's not as many tertiary problems and issues like you have with iran the likelihood that they're going to get a win in iran any time soon seems to be slim and none not least of all because of the allies in the region of the us that are also exacerbating the situation namely saudi arabia and israel but i think in terms of the election cycle this is going to be going to despise arm the democratic opposition in many of the debates as well because as president he has the combin he has the advantage of being able to select the timing and this symbology of it is going to be great not unlike a gorbachev or said kind of moment and yes there were underlying realities during those 2 that made a lot of those outcomes

you're nodding your head why you're not in your head for go ahead patrick b. because on you know continuing whatever said trump is going to absolutely stage manage this process to maximum effect over the next 18 months right through the election cycle this is one of the few areas where he can get a wind you could get but potentially a clear enough win with there's not as many tertiary problems in it and issues like you have with iran the likelihood that they're going to get a win in iran any time soon seems to be slim and none not least of all because of the allies in the region of the us that are also exacerbating the situation namely saudi arabia and israel but i think in terms of the election cycle this is going to be going to despise arm the democratic opposition in many of the debates as well because as president he has the combin he has the advantage of being able to select the timing and this symbology of it is going to be great not unlike a gorbachev or said kind of moment and yes there were underlying realities during those 2 that made a lot of those

patrick gets it done. let's hear it for patrick. [cheers and applause] >> patrick, i'm so sorry about your mother. it was seeing her every year, it is sort of part of what this event is and it is not the same without her. i know she is smiling down on us from heaven. she is he here in spirit. rest in peace. thank you for giving up patrick i remember growing up -- i remember growing up jewish, in a room or my parents talking to me about the holocaust and talking about how lucky, how fortunate my family was to have come here from eastern europe before 6 million jews were killed. and something that sometimes we forget is there is a boat full of jews that fled germany and came to the united states seeking refuge and the united states turned them away they went back to the concentration camps. when we look at this country and what his happening today, with a refusal to accept refugees with this horrific attacks that we are seeing on immigrants, on people who are fleeing terrible persecution, -- and i was down in tijuana recently meeting

patrick j. buchanan's revenge. he has waited all of these years to publish all of these memoirs to say, "see, i was right back then." patrick j. buchanan: well were you always right? i mean, i was opposed to the -- i was stunned by the china trip, but all of these things, there is a certain consistency, but you are right, i have held those for a long time in my files and everything and they really represent what i believed in. there is a thread of consistency certainly on political strategy all the way up through -- it worked. it worked, the idea of putting the goldwater people together with nixon. the nixon is the center of the party and goodbye to rockefeller and them, and then once you get this block, go after the northern catholics and the democratic party, folks that were raised just like me and nixon raised his catholic vote from 22 percent against jack kennedy to 55 percent and he got this what we call the southern protestants they now call the evangelicals where they denounced as a south

patrick armstrong is still with us. contrary to expectations last year, the trade tensions between the u.s. and china have not eased. this will be an assumption many companies have made, and they could find themselves in this position. patrick: they have not eased but not have -- but have not deteriorated. you have the narrative that really hit basf's main product line. agriculture, the chinese being a big importer of u.s. crops, those are also playing a factor too. within industrials we do not have chemicals exposure. companies that have more defendable -- dependable profit. the profit outlook has been lowered severely. to give up margin to maintain sales in chemicals, whereas other industrials may be more defendable. anna: deutsche bank was a big story out of germany. your take, 48 hours after the announcement from deutsche bank on the scale of restructuring and the goals behind it. the market took a dim the view. -- dim view. 2022 fourhey say result is a long time. the market would prefer a quicker return on decision

we welcome governor patrick to bloomberg. gov. patrick: good to be with you. david: tell me what you're up to with this server america together notion. what is it? gov. patrick: it is an initiative general mcchrystal and others have been working on for a long time. making service universally available and the expectation of young people growing up in america. the server america together presidential challenge is to make sure this notion of encouraging national service, whether it is military or civilian is something the candidates have thought about and are encouraging to take a position on, because we are at a time where the nation needs everybody on deck contributing what they can and we do not know each other well enough as citizens. getting out of ourselves and in contact with others from different backgrounds, different orientations, different ways of thinking about the world and serving together in strengthening our communities, both here and abroad is a wonderful way to encourage our coming together. i first heard about this, i thought about seth moulto

patrick burke, coming from citigroup, will replace michael roberts at hsbc. now unicredit selling the remaining stake in the fine coat bank. something we had been waiting for but it is doing it today. a couple of headlines on banks. time for the stock of the hour. that is state street. one of the worst performers in the s&p 500 today, sales down more than 3% after getting a double downgrade. kailey leinz has the details. atley: betsy gray took over morgan stanley, cutting state street from overweight to underweight. heavy itn being how exposed the trust banks are to the curve. we have seen yields drop. they are heavily exposed.

i want to brick in patrick who was at the festival. he heard the shots. again to remind folks what kind of environment this was, the garlic festival in gilroy, many might associate this with a mini disneyland. you always think you have good memories of going to gilroy and the gilroy garlic festival. that's the sort of fame it has in california. today, it has a different story line and patrick, you were there and you would probably agree with me in terms of why you were there at this particular festival. >> yes, you know, it was a nice beautiful day. just sunday is a family day. got the day off. you know, so we decided to go to gilroy. i'm from san francisco. and we drove all the way to gilroy you know, to visit the festival. and yeah, just this is -- this is crazy. so you know, it's just an insane situation. >> about an hour and a half drive for you more or less here. >> yes. >> and again, you drove an hour and a half because you remember, you know the stories. this is a fun time today it turned into something else. >> for sure. >> you heard the shots. de

patrick andre neuer was looking for a better life when he set out from romania to italy many years ago this is where he used to live in the village of s. now now his house is abandoned his family has moved away many other houses stand empty here the village appears deserted the local bar is the only place left with a bit of life in it here they remember their former neighbor great on the said there was no point staying here now he's earning his daily bread and everything else who needs. your cricket. i think it's better to stay here. on our romanian fields at least here you can get some cheap cheese even if romania is poor but. the set up. back in rome. like every morning patrick andriano you is apparently driven by the hope of earning a few years as today. one of europe's biggest urban development projects is finally getting the green light in madrid after over 2 decades of deadlock surrounding the 7300000000 euro scheme the sprawling site is is in the north of the spanish capital the plan centers around moving the shell martina underground train station to create a park over $10000.0

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molly ball and patrick healy. in a story in "the new york times," it detailed horrible conditions inside a clint, texas, detention facility. and they write outbreaks of shingles and chicken pox were spreading. and the stench of the dirty clothing was so strong it spread to the agents' own clothing. people in town would crunch their nose when they left work. the president's ratings are up largely because of the economy. will these family detention centers and accounts they are in worsening conditions, will it in any way undermine the president's focus? >> fred, the democrats are trying to prosecute that message. they're going down to the border. many of the 2020 candidates and bringing real attention, as is media reports like this one to the inhumane, the terrible conditions that are seen in these detention facilities. and right now trump thinks that he can sort of push back and make this argument that the focus of the efforts there are humane. that they meet detention center standards, that they're acceptable and

patrick mahomes, everybody, the chiefs. starts the season september 8th against the jacksonville jaguars. and we'll return with music from megan thee stallion. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: i want to thank tracy morgan, patrick mahomes and gwen stefani. apologies to matt damon. "nightline" is next but first, this is her album "fever," megan thee stallion! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ say -- ion wanna talk meet me at the bank show me what you really bout aint real when that ♪ ♪ syour honor really count that's why i keep my lil cat in they mouth say ♪ ♪ --i don't gotta cap everything i talk yeah i really did that if you want beef ♪ ♪ then my -- gon scratch imma get the money so i let her handle that woo ♪ >> free j-t, aye. ♪ ayy big ole freak big booty big ole treat ♪ ♪ i'ma make him wait for the hit it then he big ole skeet feet on the bed ♪ ♪ i'll -- him up in the head then look in his eyes then the next day i might leave him on read ♪ ♪ pop it pop it daydreaming 'bout how i rock it ♪ â™

patrick andre noir was looking for a better life when he set out from romania to italy many years ago this is where he used to live in the village of s. and. now his house is abandoned his family has moved away many other houses stand empty here the village appears deserted. the local bar is the only place left with a bit of life in it here they remember their former neighbor grey carol they said there was no point staying here now he's earning his daily bread and everything else needs. your credit card being a football club i think it's better to stay here on our romanian fields at least here you can get some cheap cheese even if romania is poor but. these are the world. back in rome. like every morning patrick and renault use a pearly driven by the hope of earning a few euros today. in corporate use ryan as reported a 21 percent fall in quarterly profits that despite an 11 percent rise in sales the irish budget kariya said its fares the 3 months to the end of june declined 6 percent from again partly due to overcapacity in germany and bricks and fears in the u.k. earlier this month

patrick mahomes, everybody, the chiefs. starts the season september 8th against the jacksonville jaguars. and we'll return with music from megan thee stallion. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: i want to thank tracy morgan, patrick mahomes and gwen stefani. apologies to matt damon. "nightline" is next but first, this is her album "fever," megan thee stallion! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ say -- ion wanna talk meet me at the bank show me what you really bout aint real when that ♪ ♪ syour honor really count that's why i keep my lil cat in they mouth say ♪ ♪ --i don't gotta cap everything i talk yeah i really did that if you want beef ♪ ♪ then my -- gon scratch imma get the money so i let her handle that woo ♪ >> free j-t, aye. ♪ ayy big ole freak big booty big ole treat ♪ ♪ i'ma make him wait for the hit it then he big ole skeet feet on the bed ♪ ♪ i'll -- him up in the head then look in his eyes then the next day i might leave him on read ♪ ♪ pop it pop it daydreaming 'bout how i rock it â™

patrick's most recently. and i've also gone out to parishes throughout the bay area and i've given presentations, full days of retreat. a weekend where i train the eye to see god, to find god and recognize his patrons of relating to us. and to recognize the stirrings of grace and the promptings of grace. god is always trying to lure us back to himself, to see him with us under any condition. and since the current condition is mostly in the dark, we have to develop a night vision. the capacity, this prophetic vision, to see god in the dark, to recognize stirrings of grace, opportunities for conversion in the shadows, in the twilight. yeah. with a faith of vision. >> i think it is difficult to develop a humane sensibility these days. the human race is more or lesslr divided on the planet's health. where are the affirmation of my soul, where can that be found? films are a specialty of yours. you mentioned groundhog day. is that an examination of a despairing world? >> yes. yes. as i see and interpret groundhog d

joining us to talk about that is patrick chivonic, the chief strategist. welcome, patrick. nice to>>ee you again. hello. >> is it more difficult to navigate the market at new highs? >> right now the economy is more wobbly than the market seems to be. you know, that's why the fed is talking about cutti which is something that the market is excited about, but the economy is slowing and it cou slow further. now, you know, it could pull through. so i wouldn't go so far as to say that the market's riding for a fall, buthere could be bumpier days ahead. >> yes, i mean that's the big conundrum we're facing right now. jerome powell just told us that the global economy isdolowing and it is taking our economy with it. earnings will be coming out starting next week, and certainly expectations are not very high for those, yet here we sit at all-time highs today. is this simply a stock marke on a sugar high because of the lower rates? >> no, because ironically it is not a market that is gorging on risk. when look at what's really expensive in the market today, it is actually your safe h

messed up patrick's back quite a bit. and he was off the whole action sport scene for a while. >> don't let injuries stop you. let them teach you, if anything. >> starting with? >> paragliding? >> of course. he's off. ♪ >> then, goes for a hike to do a little bit of bouldering. bouldering the art of rock climbing but not going high. another big hike will take him to the top of a trail to do some downhill mountain so lled f sportsck, great to see y out there. >>> some dogs are in severe need of love and some help. the good thing is that stray rescue of st. louis is out to help. these dogs, you can see here, are in pretty terrible conditions. one of them isn't even moving. >> it looks like -- they've clearly got owners because there's a dog house and stuff like that, but look at their faces, they're miserablmiserabl. >> could be an abandoned house. >> they have parvo. it's a viral illness that causes vomiting, diarrhea and weight loss. and if left untreated the mortality rate is 91%. >> do they have to take them back and

a bad outlook for people like patrick are under no you the romanian welder. now one thing all in you citizens have in common is a passport just like this one and just in the same way that well off consumers can afford to buy all the latest fashions here in chic central rome wealthy investors can actually afford to buy e.u. citizenship in the form of so-called golden passports and the place to do that is something precious. cyprus is booming and the 2013 financial crisis seems all but forgotten. the island's real estate market is thriving with rows of expensive high rise condos going up in the port city of limits saw. many russians are buying them today they make up about a 4th of the city's total population. and a growing number of them have a cypriot e.u. passport. business consultant irene assessment and is one of those who makes it happen all they need to do is invest 2000000 euros in a look 3 property. the old are heart historical tools. to know. pulley. and to give some examples. it's very simple quiet the bus park don't have to live here permanently the

sean patrick maloney, very good work yesterday, thank you for joining us tonight. appreciate it. >> my pleasure. >> we'll follow up on something said on this program last night, something that never occurred to me and i felt stupid when i heard her say it because i felt it should have occurred to me. tonight, we're going to get a second opinion on how the president actually can be indicted even though the justice department has a policy against indicting the president. ♪ i want it that way... i can't believe it. that karl brought his karaoke machine? ♪ ain't nothing but a heartache... ♪ no, i can't believe how easy it was to save hundreds of dollars on my car insurance with geico. ♪ i never wanna hear you say... ♪ no, kevin...

patrick, i'll begin with you in my note, i keep seeing the word wobbly, your word, with respect to the u.s. economy. what are you seeing with the wobble >> oh, the recent economic data, you know, people may focus on the last gdp number and the first quarter but that disguised a significant slowing of momentum and a whole host of different numbers. earnings were up marginally but eight out of 11 sectors they are down year over year so i think that's one of the reasons why the fed is looking at cutting rates and why the market is eagerly anticipating that. >> quick follow-up how much of the decline in earnings is the result of unfavorable comparisons because it was the first quarter of last year or maybe the second quarter of last year, where the tax cuts really started to play and that that tonic has been taken out. >> well, you're not going to see another year like last year where you had at one point, you know, 30% year on year rise in earnings per share driven number one by the reduction in tax rates but, number two, by the big surge in corporate buybacks so both of those are recedin

patrick gearey reports. recently, tiger woods has swapped the green jacket four o'clock of invisibility. now he finds himself back out on the open, and he admits necessary rest has left his game rusty. it is not quite as sharp as i would like to have it right now. i made a conscious effort to cut back on my schedule to make sure i don't play too much. i want to play for as long as i possibly can, and you have to understand that if i play a lot i won't be out here that long. he finds himself in wild and unfamiliar country. bought rush hasn't hosted the open since 1941, it is a perilous course only known to a few on the tour. rory mcilroy is as close to home as possible. even for a man who has won four majors, winning this would be special. a man who has won four majors, winning this would be speciallj don't get that emotional with golf but if it were to happen, i don't know what the emotions would be. it would definitely take a lot for me not to burst out crying. we are definitely expecting a different kind o

god what a curse of life this is patrick andriano you was looking for a better life when you set out from romania to italy many years ago this is where he used to live in the village of s. and. now his house is abandoned his family has moved away many other houses stand empty here the village appears deserted the local bar is the only place left with a bit of life in it here they remember their former neighbor great on they said there was no point staying here now he's earning his daily bread and everything else who needs. your cricket. i think it's better to stay here. on our romanian fields at least here you can get some cheap cheese even if romania is poor. back in rome. like every morning patrick andriano you is openly driven by the hope of earning a few years as today. one of europe's biggest urban development projects is finally getting the green light in madrid after over 2 decades of deadlock surrounding the 7300000000 euro scheme the sprawling site is is in the north of the spanish capital the plan centers around moving the shell martina underground train station to create a

. >> i'd like to bring in patrick and author of natural disasters. what do you make of this 6.4 magnitude earthquake. this is to ttally expected. there is no decade that goes by with you don't have these. for today's it is primarily energy dumped out on desert communities. not trying to pick on them but saying not as many people to feel this if it was in los angeles or san diego. >> we do know the ridgecrest regional hospital has been evacuated. >> yes. any time the earthquake goes above 6, you expect building damage and injury and problems with people. >> i hope that won't happen. this is a tremendous amount of energy. basically the waves seek out and finds where things were not built right or there is a problem. the earthquake kind of sniffs out and tests where all the building code standards were not met. that's what we see. >> do you think, is california really ready, in your opinion? is. >> i think so. i'm very pleased with how californians have responded. there are 40 million here. going back through 1973, 1991, 1994. each of those, the followi

like every morning patrick and renault use up early driven by the hope of earning a few euros today. there are tech solutions for almost everything these days even for farmers hit by cattle theft but ever thought about just texting your cow. with their distinctive home to bucks zebu cattle are a common sight in rural madagascar they are vital to the malagasy economy zebu can be sold at market for as much as $300.00 u.s. dollars a lot of money given that 3 quarters of the population here live on less than $2.00 a day the animals also provide transport in a country whose infrastructure network is underdeveloped. but cattle theft is a major scourge once a relatively accepted cultural practice has developed into an extremely violent organized crime armed bandits known as the hollow are increasingly terrorizing communities here in the region in the center of the country police say $26.00 civilians and a police officer were killed last year alone during cattle raids. sound . when the hollow attack on many of our friends have been killed including members of our own family my little brother

. >> it is patrick. >> patrick. i apogize. i was called ty alrealer earlie. so we're mixed up. >> exactly. >> i'm gobsmacked by the number of people whoild arthur ash stadium.t it is the biggennis venue in the world and they're going to watch other people play video games. ere the e-sports industry going here. >> up is the easiest answer to that question. it is something is growing significantly since about 2012 stateside but globally it is a phenomenon, mostly in asian markets. >> now we just had a report about how that might and is impacting the movie industry. doouee a confluence where they both coexist or maybe the movie industry can benefit from this new e-sports craze. >> we're seeing video game adaptations and there is some that came out this year, detective t pikachu was highest growing video game film of all time but that trend won't go away any time soon and it is happening on the small screen. in terms of movies competing with video games and e-sports, it is hard to say because we're talking about eyeball at this point. there is only so many hours

. >> with patrick, when he came to class, he was like a sponge. like a sponge. and he kept true to it. you know what i'm saying. when it was starting to study, he was so intense. he had to be told to relax. >> patrick is a sweetest, kindest, most loving man i met. >> he is charismatic. he is motivating. he is inspiring. he is brilliant when it comes to choreography. you've got the whole package. >> i think patrick is a good example within the whole world of being able to have a firm grasp on past traditions while shooting forward. ♪ the first time ♪ ever i kissed your mouth >> with hula songs, they're in hawaiian. not everybody knows hawaiian. when you watch a hula, you don't understand the story being told. he can use ledge songs and put a hula do it and everybody understands what it's about. [♪] when they came out in that black and that one simple hairpiece, less is more. you get to enjoy the dance. you get to enjoy the faith. those are the things i look for. [♪] >> i think he is one of the best risk takers. and he makes me braver, to try things. i lov

patrick andriano you was looking for a better life when he set out from romania to italy many years ago this is where he used to live in the village of s. and. now his house is abandoned his family has moved away many other houses stand empty year the village appears deserted the local bar is the only place left with a bit of life in it here they remember their former neighbor very generally said there was no point staying here now he's earning his daily bread and everything else he needs. to go great comeback being i think it's better to stay here on our romanian fields at least here you can get some cheap cheese even if romania is poor. he said was. back in rome. like every morning fredricka under no you is a pearly driven by the hope of earning a few euros today. there are tech solutions for almost everything these days even for farmers hit by cattle theft but ever thought about just texting your cow. with their distinctive home to bucks zebu cattle are a common sight in rural madagascar they are vital to the malagasy economy zebu can be sold at market for as much as $300.00 u.s. dol

patrick gearey, bbc news. it was amazing, of course, to win at the end but it was really tricky out there to make the right calls and you really had to remain focused. we peered onto the slick tyre at a little moment but made a nice 360 so it was nice. we enjoyed that. of course, to come out on top here, it was all about not trying to make too many mistakes and really tricky conditions but it was amazing to win. the world aquatics championship ended in gwangju, south korea, on sunday with caeleb dressel of the usa becoming the first man to win eight medals at a single world championships. dressel helped his country to silver in the 4—by—100 metres medley relay, adding to his record breaking collection. the race was won by great britain in a thrilling finish, with adam peaty claiming his third gold of the championships in the process. peaty retained both his 50 metres and 100 metres breaststroke titles earlier in the week. meanwhile, the usa won the women's 4—by—100 metres medley relay final, setting a

>> well, there's a divide, but it goes back to what patrick was saying a moment ago. everybody's got a different role. you've got about a hundred, maybe a little more, maybe a little less members many of them in safe democratic seats who are sort of looking at their leadership saying we didn't come here, we weren't elected to roll over, but the job of the leadership, especially all the way up to the speaker's chair is to protect the whole caucus, and i think speaker pelosi knows that it's one thing to proceed with hearings and investigations. it's one thing to let members, as she said, do their thing. it's another thing to take votes that's going to put all of her members on record, and even though this is inches closer and closer to impeachment and even though chairman nad lettler is of straddling the middle there, the speaker does not want members who don't want to have to vote to take a vote because as we mentioned, those poll numbers don't yet suggest in every district in every part of the country people are ready for an impeachment process. >> and perhaps it does

patrick. >> reporter: good ening, we're on one of l.a.'s major thoroughfares at a spot where a water mane broke at the time of the earquake. was it caused by the quake? we won't know r sure until they finish digging up the repairs. the epicenter 150 miles to the north in the desert. this quake almost as large as the vastating north ridge quake a quarter century ago. the big difference, the distance away. many in l.a. didn't feel the quake. many others it was fairly strong rolling.er ovall los angeles dodged a bullet this time. but l.a.'s help may be needed up north. >> patrick heely from u. knbc, thank yo for more on this, let's bring in seismologist lucy jones who we saw earlier. lucy, thank you so much for joining us. put this 6.4 magnituea rthquake into perspective. how dangerous is it for residents over the next 24 hours? >> for the people who live near where the earthquake hpened, this is a significant event. there's enough shaking to be doing a lot of damage. we've gotten reports of structure fires. it's a big deal for ahe people who

live now to global affairs analyst patrick having sent patrick welcome back to r.t. donald trump tweeted about 24 hours ago now he's done dealing with the british ambassador can they squabble have any lasting impact on the special relationship. well it certainly comes at an interesting time right in the sort of the midst of the conservative leadership contest britain is due to appoint a new prime minister very soon or at least the tory party i should say is going to appoint a new prime minister not britain but so the timing of this is very interesting also with with bracks it negotiations in the run up to october is also very interesting the timing of this the question is there's 2 questions one is who benefits from this leak does anybody benefit from this leak certainly on the sort of remain or side you could say that they might benefit from this does jeremy hunt benefit from this certainly boris johnson can't because he's the favorite in the leadership contest at the moment but then the other question is who leaked it and why and we don't know that yet know whether

with the death of tyler skaggs, who was a very good friend of patrick corbin, tonight's nats starter. that's a big part story. signed in the off-season by the nationals from the diamondbacks, we know all about patrick corbin's strong arm but tonight corbin with a heavy heart to go with that strong arm. he was close friend with tyler skaggs. the 27-year-old angels pitcher died monday. the cause of his death has not eren determined. corbin just detmined to take the ball in skaggs' memory to the mound. the nationals holding a moment of silen for skaggs. corbin wearing his late friend's number 45 instead of his usual 46. then tracing 45 into the dirt in the pitcher's mound. thankfully his teammates helped lift him up. bottom of the first soto skies this one. into the seats at right center. that's gone. 15th homer of the season. nats a 2-1 lead. looking skyward. after an hour and 15-minute weather delay corbin still pushing through, pushing through the memory ofndhis frie corbin had it going after the ed delay, finish the game with seven strikeouts, allowing just one run in seven innings p

with michael eric dyson and patrick griffith. patrick, thanks for taking up this case. not an easy one. what is your defense of the obvious? >> well, chris, i come here not to defend trump or donald jr. i come here because i think it was a mistake. i think that when you do this kind of thing, and engage in this kind of thing, you take a narrative this week for the president that is on everything but what they should be talking about. the president had a summit meeting, the president went back to see chairman kim, the president got at least a temporary deal with china and he's got democrats fawning all over themselves, as you pointed out in your previous segment, about who can be most socially to the left. this is not the kind of message and race is the last place we should be going. >> why is he playing with it? >> i don't like it and i'm not defending it. why is he defending it? >> you say you won't defend it, but you do defend it by saying i think it was an accident. you don't retweet by accident. you don't ask a question about the thing that you're retweeting by acci

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patrick geary, bbc news. new zealand have beaten australia byjust one goal in the final of the netball world cup, with the final score 52—51. england, meanwhile, secured the bronze medal after beating south africa. kate grey is watching live for us. kate, what a win for the silverferns! what's the latest from liverpool? yes, this fantastic netball world cup has come to an end here in liverpool. it's a real party atmosphere, and we were treated to an epic final, which saw new zealand beat australia by the smallest of margins. it was always set to be a clash of the titans, and that is exactly what we got. it was very neck and neck in the first half, with new zealand just getting over the line at half—time by two goals, three goals, sorry, but then australia made some changes. that took a while to get their rhythm, but they started to come back at the silverferns, and but they started to come back at the silver ferns, and it but they started to come back at the silverferns, and it got but they started to com

patrick. borisjohnson wants to be churchill, and churchill's best ad libs were most particularly rehearsed. so, he has to have some zingers and he can deliver a good line, we know that, to get the crowd behind him. that reminds me of theresa may's very first pmqs, when she was actually rather good. and she leaned forward on the despatch box and lowered her voice and said, "remind him of anybody," invoking thatcher. and she also had the lovely line about, "he calls it austerity, i call it living within our means." you can dispute the politics of that, but actually as a line, to get your troops behind you singing your praises, shouting more — if borisjohnson orjeremy hunt can have the backbenchers shouting "more, more, more," then the narrative is going to be they're a hit. if there's lots of green spaces after week two because no—one wants to come along, then it's duff. thank you. now, let's take a look at some news in brief. an mp has told how a child fainted in school because he'd had no

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patrick. >> reporter: good evening, we're on one of l.a.'s major thoroughfares at a spot where a water mane broke at the time of the earthquake was it caused by the quake we won't know for sure until they finish digging up the repairs. nore deportation orders. they're now receiving bills for hundreds of thousands of dollars. gabe gutierrez reports >> reporter: today in texas, more outrage over the treatment of migrant children at the border it comes as the trump administration tries something new to crack down on illegal immigration. this woman took sanctuary in this ohio church in 2017 disobeying a deportation order >> they know where i am. i know i'm here in the church. >> reporter: now immigration and customs enforcement has sent her this letter, a notice that i.c.e. intends to fine her nearly $500,000 for failing to leave the country. >> i don't know why they send me this letter. >> reporter: her attorney says the government is citing a little-used section of the immigration and nationality act to justify the fine. according to a written