, which pat promptly away. would you put the flowers in the base? so that night, richard nixon had to race to the school and he arrived after the janitor dumped out all the trash. so he headed through all this rubbish to find that ring. but he found it. and pat was proud to wear that ring the rest of her life. you know, my long story that i'm telling you and all of the things that i'm discussing, it's actually quite it's a short story because everything i've told you about happened between when nixon graduate from duke law school in mid 1937 and the japanese attack on pearl harbor on december seven, 1941, as tensions or as the war developed in europe between germany, france and england, and tensions grew between the united states and japan, richard nixon turned his talents to serving the united states of america. he took a one third pay cut to join the office of price administrator. and once the japanese attacked on pearl harbor, he decided, join the navy. now, nixon was originally stationed in ottumwa, iowa, i

pat mcso don't go anywhere.mcso don't go anywhere. see miss it, so don't go anywhere. see you very . soon welcome back . so much more to welcome back. so much more to come in the next hour. we've got levelling up secretary michael gove and pat mcfadden, the man managing labour's election campaign. first, here's the campaign. but first, here's the news with tatiana sanchez . news with tatiana sanchez. camilla thank you. your top stories from the gb newsroom. the foreign secretary says he's deeply concerned about the prospect of a planned israeli ground invasion of the southern gaza city of rafah. >> lord cameron said on his ex account the priority must be an immediate pause in the fighting and progress towards a permanent ceasefire . yesterday, at least ceasefire. yesterday, at least 44 palestinians, including more than a dozen children, were killed by israeli airstrikes in rafah . israel's prime minister rafah. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu , who benjamin netanyahu, who signalled there would be an i

pat nevin, thanks for bein: so agree with it! pat nevin, thanks for being so concise!in, thanks for being so concise! thank you - agree with it! pat nevin, thanks for being so concise! thank you for - being so concise! thank you for joining us on the programme. back with the headlines and just a moment. hello there. as temperatures have continued to rise, so the focus has shifted from snow to rain and flooding. this was the weather watcher picture taken earlier today in leicestershire. it's a combination of the rain and in some cases the melting snow that's led to a large number of flood warnings. the bulk of those have been across the midlands and southern england, but the weekend looks like it should be drier. this weather front has been moving northwards, taking the wetter weather up towards scotland and that's where we've got the colder air still in place, but elsewhere it is much milder and we are seeing some spells of rain. with that milder air coming in over the cold ground here in staffordshire, it's meant quite misty and murky conditions, as well as the snow g

when chuck schumer comes to town, everybody pats him on the back. i used to whisper too him, chuck, the river front needs this. it's important to humanize that message in a way that keeps them on their toes. if they feel comfortable and confident that they don't have to work for your support, they won't. we're in the same boat. josh is very difficult to work with. i have to work hard for his support. but bipartisanship, nonpartisanship, consensus is hard. you should be making it hard for the folks in your party and welcoming those across the aisle who stand with you when they do. mr. gottheimer: i think that's spot on. i think the other thing, we've got a bunch of mayors from jersey here who are phenomenal. what helps us a lot and when we're working on doing the infrastructure deal, our work on veterans, our work on environmental issues, the best, i have found some of the best ideas we have worked into legislation have come from mayors actually calling and saying hey, we're doing this here and it's working. you should try this. you should build it i

pat was a supporter of that. right. pat also was way ahead of the game in terms of americans with disabilities. and she really did a lot at the white house itself to make it accessible. so there were areas other than the more traditional ways we think about civil rights. she was really more in terms of equal rights and that was where pat nixon fit in. excellent. thank you. all right. now we've got a question from tiffany from atlanta. tiffany asks, could betty ford's dedication to women's rights also be considered civil rights activism? yes, it could. in fact, i you know, i think the hillary clinton speech i know somebody had written the question about why not hillary? know we really associate hillary with human rights in a broader sense. also, eleanor roosevelt, because of the work she did at the un with chairing the committee that created un declaration of human rights. and so, yes, it's definitely a civil right. and and so those women need to be included. i have 20 minutes. and that was one of the frustrating things

haslinda: and the rbis is likely to stand pat today? >> highly likely to leave interest rates on hold. you mentioned earlier inflation in india still probably a bit higher than where they wanted. further disinflation coming through before they start thinking about moving away from tightening and moving toward looking at when they might ease policy. that's probably going to come through later this year, but certainly beyond today. haslinda: where do you see the rupee ending? the end of the year >> we have a slight dollar bearish view, but it's very marginal. we've been advising our clients generally to sell dollars on rallies. if you seen a rally at the global level recently, auto prices have been a supportive fact, people are worried the middle east conflict could lead to higher oil prices. that is not come to pass as yet. the dollar rupee being relatively range bound with a slight bearish buzz as we go toward the end of the year. haslinda: we thank you so much for your time today, steve bryce. still, alibaba share slump on disappointin

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pat, thank you for joining us.at job on stage >> thank you >> i want to start off with the big one topping headlines, that's signing microsoft as a customer does that mean microsoft will be using intel's production and only intel can you provide more details ohhen that relationship? >> it's going to be big. they've committed designs to 18-a and didn't say if there was their designs or which different segments so we're just happy to have them as another 18-a customer and he was willing to go public as a customer, and adding to the growing lift of foundry customers that we have for packing technology >> so it's adding to your pipeline so your intel foundry pipeline was originally $10 billion you upped it to $15 billion. can you explain that $5 billion difference, is that because of microsoft, what is driving that growth specifically? especially when you sit on earnings calls that there's going to be no meaningful revenue growth until 2025. >> yeah. and three things that we are getting from 10 to 15. we announced a ne

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on the back, its just to we're not patting ourselves on the back, it'sjust to put we're not pattingmanaged to increase the number of homes and we need to do more. the population has been increasing _ we need to do more. the population has been increasing in _ we need to do more. the population has been increasing in the _ we need to do more. the population has been increasing in the numbers| has been increasing in the numbers of people waiting for social housing which we would have called council housing in years gone by has gone up and up and these are notjust numbers, these are people whose lives feel like they are on hold, they are stuck. one of our viewers wants you to explain to her why she has been stuck on a waiting list along with more than 1 has been stuck on a waiting list along with more than1 million has been stuck on a waiting list along with more than 1 million other people for social housing and stuck in temporary accommodation for six years. you can boast about the number of homes you have built but can you explain to her why the conservatives have allowed that to ha

pat's legacy is a testament to the impact one individual can have on a community. her dedication to the principles of justice, equality, and community service serves as an inspiration for generations to come. as we honor pat, delaet us recognize not only her achievements but the enduring compassion of her character. i extend my deepest gratitude to pat austin for her activism and leadership, her contributions to the well-being of our community are immeasurable and her legacy will continue to inspire us all for many years to come. thank you, mr. speaker. came i rise to honor a individual who made contributions to ensuring african history and crystal jackson born and raised in california has dedicated her life to telling stories that often go unheard. crystal jackson is not only an author, filmmaker, historian but a trail blazer whose unique stories about an often overlooked but rich cultural city have captivated those in the community and beyond. she said light on the untold stories that have shaped our nation. in 2019, crystal released her critically acclaimed hist

him on the arm, pat him on the head, hug him, knowing that the person, well, well this is how he is,at you made them happy for a moment, for one moment. this is life, everything else, well you know, we can survive everything, well, how can these children survive, at some point you made a choice, yes in favor, no, no, no, no, no, i didn’t make a choice, it all came spontaneously, you know, i worked when i graduated from the higher school of trainers in moscow, i immediately went to work, i had to work for 2 years, but i worked for a year, then my dad was very sick, he gave me... yes 4:1, the meeting was great, thanks to the city leadership and the management of the technical school that we had a wonderful welcome to these football players, they played for us, well, it was very cool, in general, you came to help your parents , to check on your father, and you kind of responded to his request, it so happened that you know, i want to tell you, i knew that my dad would die, well, because he had such an illness, and i wanted to prolong his at least a little. the team was, he says, son, ask

the relevance here is nikki haley is in no way like pat buchanan in terms of her policies, or politics. but she has outperforming so far patrick began in 1992 and lots of people, myself included almost every analyst i've seen has compared trump to essentially a quasi-incumbent 100% name id controls the party ran as an incumbent, didn't do the debates now obviously he's not an actual incumbent, but he kinda serves as one in part because as a former president who says he didn't lose the last election, the party just sort of rallied around him and nikki's numbers. if papi cannons numbers were indicative of incredibly weak incumbent and hw bush then nikki haley's numbers have to be pointing towards a certain weakness in donald trump, even if he isn't a full fledged incumbent. >> yeah, one difference might be between 1980, ted kennedy, 92, pat buchanan, and today, i can't imagine nikki haley getting a speaking slot anywhere near the convention this time around this summer it comes to what it jumps to pass. >> you might have a food truck outside the convention, but no way in the convention s

but what you've done in the pats doesn't guarantee us a future with us. are you going to support our issues in our time of need? are you going to step up and do what's right by working people in the country. historically the candidates have endorsed after respective conventions. we've got a great executive board. the faster we get president biden in here and the more questions we get answered from both candidates with strong commitments, the endorsement or nonendorsement may come sooner than later. we haven't made a decision yet. reporter: how much was president trump focused on exclusive labor policy and pro act versus immigration policy? >> a lot of the conversation, the narrative we were putting forward was, all our members' issues. he has a strong passion, a strong opposition to what's going on at the border right now. look, we are all products of immigration. and you know, the teamsters union supports immigrant workers because we all come from people that came from different countries. there is a opinion that there's a lot of criminals coming across

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spoiler alert, scheme to slow down pat mahomes and lighten effectiveness of tight end travis kelce came up. coach shanahan is just glad he has all this time with the group before they put their hand in the dirt for real february 11th. >> i'm glad that the super bowls we're in, that we have a week before we go. john lynch, they had to go like that monday after they won the no seed championship in philly. i couldn't imagine that. you try to get as much in this first week as possible. you put stuff off to that week, you'll get to that thursday and friday and not quite feel as comfortable. >> the vegas line has been steady, 49ers still favored by two points to win. we'll see you later in sports. >> don't forget, you can watch super bowl lviii here february 11th on cbs news bay area and streaming on paramount+. >>> coming up a little later, we'll introduce you to one bay area couple tying the knot this week, how the faithful are keeping faith in their love. >>> i'm anne makovec with an update on a hazmat release in the east bay. an investigation has found several failures at the martinez ref

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thank you very much, pat . i'd like to start by much, pat.rs that i knocked, that the choice is what voice do you want in parliament? do you want a voice on the conservative benches defending this government and their record? after 14 years? or do you want a voice that's talking for the change that we need to see in our community? the issues that people talked about, time and time again was the nhs. the fact that nowhere in kingswood can you get an nhs dentist, how hard it is to find a doctor , the hard it is to find a doctor, the cost of living crisis , which is cost of living crisis, which is so much more than a slogan. i spoke to people who talked so honestly and truthfully about the impact that is having on their lives . mortgages up their lives. mortgages up between 100 to £400 a month from the families i spoke to people having to worry about what they put in their trolley or keeping their house warm in the winter. families cancelling holidays , families cancelling holidays, safety on our streets time and again , people want to see polic

pat is desperate to get the landline reconnected, but at&t says it doesn't want that obligation anymore. >> look what they did to me. how many little old ladies out there has this happened to? and they didn't know how to fight it? come on. i'm a fighter. >> the california public utilities commission is considering the at&t submission. it will hold four public hearings through march in the south bay. a store that's been empty for nearly 20 years just turned a whole lot brighter. night house studio is opening up what it calls the dream club lab. it's a video and light sculpture installation in downtown san jose. mayor matt mahan was on site to help kick off the display. the whole exhibition takes place within the empty commercial space. all right, let's get a check on our weather. because it sounds like we might be in for it this weekend. sandy. yeah absolutely. >> it's going to turn stormy late tomorrow night into early sunday morning. let me show you some of the storm concerns with the incoming atmospheric river high likelihood of urban flooding, trees, downed, power outages, high likel

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joining us now, democratic congressman, pat ryan of new york.. >> congressman, it's good to have you at the table. welcome. i want to start with the washington post -- about the impeachment. instead of this phony prosecution, republicans should be spending their time on constructive efforts to reform the broken policies and bureaucracies, including and overwhelmed an outmoded asylum system that have funded the border so chaotic. that, i think, encapsulates the sentiment of a lot of folks out there. even those who may agree with mayorkas didn't do this, mayorkas didn't do that. how does this effort by republicans right now elevate the opportunity for democrats to speak a little bit more concisely and strongly on their border intentions, given the underlying concern for a lot of americans which republicans like they're playing off, or trying to play off. this fear of the border, no control at the border, enforcement at the border. the washington post encapsulates an opportunity here. how do you see it at this point? >> my district, hudson valley o

they will come up and pat you on the shoulder. thank you brother.y, he did everything to get to the crash site under enemy fire. 52, at the helm of which was his friend, the hero of russia, vasily kleshchenko, but he died on the spot, in a dump, where the pilots served together for many years, a street and a school were named in honor of the departed hero. major burdakov, who has two orders of courage for taking enemy oporniks returned to duty, even though he lost a leg in one of the battles. every man, by nature, is a defender; in the event of, well, some serious situation, he must stand up for the defense of his family, at least his region. and these concepts, which remain part of the genetic code in russia, do not depend on time. dmitry kulko, dmitry kochurin, ilya maryin, maria martanova, tatyana shilina and denis larin, channel one. our military correspondent dmitry kulko, author of a documentary filmed on the front line in the hottest spots, unique military chronicle, men's work. watch today at 12:15. the russian army has launched new attacks

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him on the arm, pat him on the head, hug him, knowing that the person, well... well, that’s how he ise moment, this is life, everything else, you know, we can survive everything, well, how can these children survive, at some point you made a choice, yes in favor, no, no, no, no, no, i didn’t make a choice, it all came spontaneously, you see, i was working when i graduated from the higher training school in moscow. i immediately left to work, i had to work for 2 years in vitebsk, but i worked for a year, then my dad was very sick, he asked me, he said, son, you know what, he says, you are a coach, and maybe you will come you will train some kind of children's team here, but i was so lucky that the state farm technical school was called then, and they wanted to create this team, and i am so excited that i will... thanks to the city leadership and the technical school management that we had a great meeting these football players, they played for us, well, it was very cool, in general, you came to help your parents, look after your father, and sort of responded to his request, so it happe

but what you've done in the pats doesn't guarantee us a future with us. are you going to support our issues in our time of need? are you going to step up and do what's right by working people in the country. historically the candidates have endorsed after respective conventions. we've got a great executive board. the faster we get president biden in here and the more question both candidates with strong commitments, the endorsement or nonendorsement may come sooner than later. we haven't made a decision yet. reporter: how much was president trump focused on exclusive labor policy and pro act versus immigration policy? >> a lot of the conversation, the narrative we were putting forward was, all our members' issues. he has a strong passion, a strong opposition to what's going on at the border right now. look, we are all products of immigration. and you know, the teamsters union supports immigrant workers because we all come from people that came from different countries. there is a opinion that there's a lot of criminals coming across the being committed, a

and, again, we'll take necessary action to defend our forces. >> reporter: pat, i believe there was ae one you're referring to is the latter one i highlighted and i am aware of those reports of syria democratic forces killed in that strike. but i'd have to refer you to them to talk about that. >> reporter: that was not on a base where u.s. forces were? >> it was in the vicinity of green village. let me go to dan. >> reporter: could you tell us in the red sea, does iran continue to supply weapons and intelligence to the houthi forces in yemen? >> so, dan, i don't have any specific intelligence to read out to you here, nor would i, other than to say that we know that iran, of course, provides resources to the houthis to include training, funding, equipment, and so, again, you know, and they're not the only ones, right? i mean, they have proxies throughout the middle east. so, again, we recognize that, and we're going to continue to call on iran to cease supporting these types of actions that we're seeing from proxies. and, again, we'll continue to take appropriate action to protect our

caller: my name is pat, i am not a republican. i am a recovering southern democrat.t: that is right. caller: i spent half my life being brainwashed by white nationalists and spent the other half trying to make amends. i voted for biden. anybody who votes for trump votes for putin and they are heathens. read the bible. what it talks about these people. i am sorry, i am getting upset and i will have to go. host: russell is next. a republican in blue springs, missouri. good morning. caller: hello. host: go ahead. caller: i would just like to say that this whole get trump craze started when he ordered an investigation into ukraine for corruption. this is when this whole craze started. and they are still trying to get him to this very hour of this very day. eight years, however long it has been. they had been throwing everything they cannot him. it is just nonsense. that is all. host: mark in ohio. also republican. good morning. caller: i just want to make a few comments. first of all it was not in insurrection, there were no guns there. the media just portrayed it as an

pat mcfadden there. those promises when the country was in a very different economic state. but it is i think a communications challenge for labour. they will get accused of a u—turn. of course the government, rishi sunak, has also u—turned on some of his own party's commitments when it comes to net zero. now it's time for a look at today's sport. hello, i'm chetan pathak with your latest sports news. the africa cup of nations champions will be crowned later when the hosts ivory coast face nigeria in the final. it comes 24 days after both former champions met in the group stage when nigeria were victorious, so ivory coast will be hoping for better this time — they last won the title in 2015. they're the first host nation to reach the final since egypt 17 years ago. the match will be all the more specialfor this man, ivorian striker sebastian haller, who returned last year after successful treatment for testicular cancer. that's one and a half years, like you said, i've been quite challenging for myself,

pat mcfadden there. a communication challenge for labour that will get accused of a u—turn. the government, rishi sunak has also u—turn on some of his own party's commitments when it comes to net—zero. thank you. to the us and the super bowl, as football fans gear up for the final showdown later tonight between the kansas city chiefs and san francisco 49ers. las vegas is hosting one of the world's biggest sporting events for the first time. fans have been pouring into the city. rnb star usher will be performing the famous half time show. although it is another musician stealing all the pre—game headlines. this is believed to be taylor swift's private jet landing back in the us after she raced back from her tokyo concert to witness her boyfriend chiefs star travis kelce attempt to win the trophy for a second year running. as excitement builds, here's just what some of the fans are saying. i started watching football when maybe i was 21, my early 20s. back in mexico. that was thejoe montana era. that's whe

we had pat mcfadden on the programme _ listened to.ouple of weeks ago about this and he basically said, i can't really remember. i said have you looked at what happened, given everything that we now know? he said, i have and i've looked at the paperwork and what struck me, he said this morning, is how robust the post office was to the inquiries that were being put to them by government. he said we asked a couple of times but the post office came back time and time again sang, there is no problem, there is no problem, there is no problem. you speak to people who are at the post office at the time and they said they were being told by fujitsu, there is no problem, there is no problem, there is no problem. it is absolutely astonishing how these people have taken so long to have this looked up properly and although kemi badenoch said a couple of weeks ago, we are going as fast as we can, it is happening very quickly. there is still glacial. _ it is happening very quickly. there is still glacial, many _ it is happening very quickly. there i

okay >> pat mcfadden, thank you for beanng >> pat mcfadden, thank you for bearing with your earpieceally great to speak to you. thank very much . welcome back to the camilla tominey show on gb news delighted to have your company this morning. now i'm joined in the by sir simon male, the studio by sir simon male, the studio by sir simon male, the former deputy chief of the defence staff. lovely to see you this simon. this morning, sir simon. thank you me . can we start you forjoining me. can we start with biden? with joe biden? >> yes , yes we must. >> yes, yes we must. >> i mean , this report basically >> i mean, this report basically says that he's not fit to stand trial, which begs the question, why he fit to stand as why is he then fit to stand as president another time ? president for another time? >> think a lot of >> well, i think a lot of americans are asking that, i americans are asking that, and i wouldn't to get involved in wouldn't want to get involved in discussions about another nation's election. but, you know, the president of the united states, commander in chief forc

i think what se she wants is pats on the head. she wants to be part of the club. i want to mention one thing watching trump town hall. we don't have to live like this, sean. we can have a strong economy, strong border and respected again. we need a change at the white house and that is donald trump. i hope americans are watching, it can be different. has been and will be again hopefully. >> sean: governor, particularly amused. i find it bewildering for the main stream mob. i view them as an extension, what they should be reporting on. they are upset main stream media can ignore what they tried to ignore almost four years, joe's physical and cognitive decline. they are upset in the white house obvious spoken. i don't think they have any choice at this point. >> it took a beach towel to dry my tears, you have turned into a new york refugee having to leave your home state because of the wonderful reception. white house is whining, they don't think they are being treated well. welcome to our world. boy are they having a hard time adjusting to tiny bit of criticism. lo