fitzpatrick thinks the smh is the linchpin.hat mean for nvidia? let's take look. okay. let's zoom in on the weekly chart of this great company, just like the estimation, nvidia peaked in late 2001, so we got the same pattern, okay, before losing this time instead of 50 nearly 70% of its value over the following 11 months. hey, you don't get to -- the reason why people get "the exchange"en shaken out, it's because of that. the broader semiconductor space, bottoms and next thing you know this thing led the charge up and then led the charge down, and since then it's been leading the charge up again. unlike the rest of the group, nvidia's been making new highs for a while now. it's because of a couple unbelievable quarters. at this point fitzpatrick says the stock's stuk in no man's land between 400 and 500. right now he doesn't think there's any particular reason to bet heavily on this one, but there's no reason to sell it either. you don't fold when you've not a hand full of aces. he points out nvidia's down 3% at 500. and rather

and josh gottheimer and brian fitzpatrick respond. and face-off, from republican rivals prepared to debate, but with president biden and former president trump set for a union clash in michigan this week, has the general election already begun? transportation secretary pete buttigieg is here next. plus, dwefiant stand. shocking bribery charges against senator bob menendez. >> some of the cash was stuffed in the senator's jacket pockets. >> as democrats in his state call for him to resign, do his colleagues in congress agree? the number two senate democrat dick durbin is ahead. >>> hello, i'm dana bash in washington, where the state of our union is watching the clock. time is running out for congress to avert a crippling government shutdown this week, but right now house speaker kevin mccarthy's plan seems to be hoping hardliner members who have vowed not to fund the government without massive spending cuts will change their minds. last night, president biden blamed those hardliners. >> funding the government is one of the most basic r

myself, bill, tom fitzpatrick, we all went down to the garage, got into bill's car. as we came out, we have people running all over brooklyn already. and i'm saying like, "what the hell is going on here?" - [tom] pete stopped the car, and we got out, and started to head towards the plaza. bill and i were just near the big ball, these sphere. the sound of a plane coming down. - bill was at the back of the car with tom fitzpatrick, putting their coats on. i just remember hearing that roaring noise. (explosion) - and when it hit the building, i never saw it, because i don't think bill saw it either, in full scale. we just both were sort of looking that way to get hit by something. - i really knew that there was gonna be a lot of guys in trouble. and i had a feeling that my father, you know, would maybe be part of that. - never did i think that my father-in-law would be in any danger, because he's a chief. he was the first deputy fire commissioner. he's not stretching hose line, he's not going up into the building. (siren) - as we got closer to the building, you could se

congressman tim will join me plus joshgotheimer and brian fitzpatrick respond. and face-off.gressmen rivals and set for a union clash in michigan this week has the general election already begun? transportation secretary pete buttigieg is here, next. plus defiant stand. shocking allegations against ron menendez as candidates call him to resign the number two senate democrat dick durbin is ahead. noetd ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> hello. i'm dana bash in washington where the state of our union is watching the clock. time is running out for congress to avert a crippling government shutdown this week, but right now house speaker kevin mccarthy's plan seems to be hoping hardliner members who have vowed not to fund the government without massive spending cuts will, well, change their minds. last night president biden blamed those hardliners. >> among those basic responsibilities of congress and it's time for republicans to stop doing the job america elected them to do. >> and for more with me on that is transportation secretary pete buttigieg. thank you for coming in. it's good to see you. we are le

rory mcilroy and matt fitzpatrick for up after just five holes mcilroy and matt fitzpatrick for up afterjust schauffele. closer than in most matches but as it stands leading into of them on the other two are tied, so things once again going europe's way this afternoon. ,, ., , , ., , ., afternoon. shaping up to be an incredible _ afternoon. shaping up to be an incredible weekend. _ afternoon. shaping up to be an incredible weekend. ahead - afternoon. shaping up to be an incredible weekend. ahead of. afternoon. shaping up to be an i incredible weekend. ahead of the start of the women's super league season this weekend, aston villa coach carla ward says her team shared similar concerns to the men's side over the club's kit. the new strip noticeably changes colour and looks wet during games. they are trying to find a solution to the problem but that will not be in place before the men host brighton on saturday whilst the women kick off their campaign at home to manchester united the following day. it was highlighted earlier in pre—season from the men's side and backed up by the women, but as fa

>> yes, i do. >> congressman brian fitzpatrick, we know you have to go vote. we'll see if those bills pass. thank you for joining us tonight. >>> elsewhere in politics, tonight we turn to the family of the late republican senator john mccain for their take on the state of the republican party and what is happening next. >>> as president biden today warned americans of what he sees as a, quote, extremist movement within the republican party, he harkened back to his long-time friend, across the aisle, john mccain, a war hero who stood firm against former president donald trump in his final years. >> great few of us will ever be asked to endure what john mccain endured, but all of us are being asked right now, what will we do to maintain our democracy? will we, as john wrote, never quit? will we put partisanship aside and put country first? i say we must and we will. we will. >> the president was speaking in arizona today, as he honored senator mccain, announcing the construction of a new library there in his home state in his name. the late senator, of course, m

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england's matt fitzpatrick will take a two—shot lead into the final day of the european masters golf.ictory since being crowned us open champion last summer. fitzpatrick will also replace tommy fleetwood in one of the two remaining automatic qualifying places for europe's ryder cup team if he finishes sixth or higher. much to follow on our website, including the football and a goal. a huge match in scotland kicks off in the next our — rangers against celtic, the first old firm derby of the league season at ibrox. a midday stock for then their time. —— start for them. and that's all the sport for now. the boss of the uk's biggest supermarket chain, tesco, has called for the law in england and wales to be toughened to protect shop workers from increasing attacks. ken murphy told the mail on sunday newspaper that physical assaults against his staff were up a third on the same time last year. earlier, i spoke to tom richmond, managing director of a risk management consultancy and former operation operational security manager for asda. he told me about how concerning is this rise in attack

fitzpatrick hit a third round of 67, 3—under par, to move to 15—under par overall, two shots clear ofsport for now. sales of dash cams in the uk have boomed in recent years, which means bad drivers are far more likely to be caught on film, creating a wealth of potential evidence. lincolnshire police are inviting motorists to submit footage of incidents, leading to hundreds of warnings and penalty points. crispin rolfe has the story. you can't police every road, but it does help when drivers have dashcams... ..to capture moments like this. for the last two years, lincolnshire police have been asking people to send in their own windscreen footage in the hope that it'll encourage some drivers to do better. the difference it makes is, if somebody is considering doing a risky overtake, driving in an inappropriate manner, theyjust don't know who's watching them and filming them. and if this just stops one person from doing something like that and saves a life, then it's a job well done. over the last year, lincolnshire police have received around 2,000 dashcam videos uploaded to their 0pera

branches on that for answers on that hopefully i'm joined by republican congressman brian fitzpatrickk you for joining us. one of these appropriations bills or republicans are voting on, are they gonna pass? >> some might. it's really hard to predict what's going on with the flow these days. sometimes rules are taken down the, vote count hasn't got really gone as expected. i think at least one, 82, maybe three, definitely not four, they acted a probations bills not gonna pass. way too many problems with it. a lot of people are approaching the same way we proceed with the debt ceiling negotiations. no one was coming out of house is never gonna become law. but it's necessarily make it mechanism to get to people to sit down, it was certainly the case with the debt ceiling. and the outcome is good. speaker mccarthy, president biden sat down, he came up with a two party solution, got signed into law on america's better for it. as shouldn't be judged as a final product, but we are coming close to the deadline. >> is there an overall plan, i think that's what people are curious about? >> i h

performance from fitzpatrick, who's putting helped europe win six out of the first seven holes.ay with two points. in the final match of the day max homa and wyndham clark picked up usa's only win of the day — as they beat bob macintyre and justin rose. they have just hide it. they havejust hide it. —— europe leading 6—2 at the close and very much on top heading into day two tomorrow. away from the ryder cup, antony will return to training with manchester united, despite allegations of domestic abuse being made against him. antony returned to the uk from his native brazil this week and has agreed to speak with greater manchester police about the allegations, which he denies. in a statement united have said while that process continues, he will train and will be available for selection. it's understood antony won't feature for united against crystal palace in the premier league this weekend though. it's been an historic day for irish football as the country's governing body has announced equal pay for the men and women's senior teams. the agreement will come into effect immediate

of sweden's alexander bjork and two ahead of france's romains langasque and alex fitzpatrick.g more than to ruin his brother's birthday weekend. british middleweight chris eubankjunior says defeat to liam smith tonight would spell the end of his career. the pair meet again in a rematch at manchester arena, eight months on from smith's victory injanuary. eubankjunior says this is the biggest moment in his career. and he can't afford to get it wrong. this is the most important fight of my career, 100%.— this is the most important fight of my career, 100%. everything is on the line. everything _ my career, 100%. everything is on the line. everything is _ my career, 100%. everything is on the line. everything is on - my career, 100%. everything is on the line. everything is on the - my career, 100%. everything is on the line. everything is on the line. j the line. everything is on the line. i have to go out there, i have to assert my dominance, have to take this man out. i have no other choice so that is why get my confidence choice. there is no other option for you but to win. ch

before monday, rory mcilroy, jon rahm, viktor hovland, tyrrell hatton, matt fitzpatrick and bob macintyrealifiers for the team, through the european and world points lists. that meant six other players could be selected by captain luke donald — and he's now revealed his wildcard picks. the most eyecatching is this one. ludvig aberg, the 23—year—old from sweden who only turned professional injune and who won yesterday's european masters in switzerland, has now become the first ryder cup player in history who's never played at a major. tommy fleetwood, sepp straka, justin rose, shane lowry and nicolai hojgaard complete the i2—man team to face the united states in rome from the 29th of september. understandably it was aberg that was the biggest talking point for the captain at today's press conference. i needed to see him perform over these last two weeks. it was not a guarantee before that and his commitment to come over, finishing 50 at the check and his commitment to come over, finishing 5th at czech and what he did yesterday and throughout the whole week including these last fourjust sol

shane lowry, justin rose, fitzpatrick — it goes on and on.rong as well, that i am very happy with my 12. just enough time to recap our top story — juventus midfielder paul pogba has been provisionally suspended from playing because of an anti—doping offence. you can get all the latest sports news at the bbc sport app orfrom our sport website. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, thanks forjoining us. goodbye. hello. 0ur unprecedented run of september days over 30 degrees did not continue into monday. that said, parts of the south and the east were still quite warm and humid — 27 celsius in suffolk. for tuesday, the process of things turning cooler and fresher does continue for most of us, although some warmth and humidity will hold on down towards the south. this humid air really quite stubborn, quite slow to clear, whereas fresher conditions are now filtering in across scotland and northern ireland. morning temperatures of around two or three degrees in parts of the highlands, whereas further south, 1a, 15, 16 degrees in

. >> that was brian fitzpatrick co-chair of the problem solvers caucus.her member of the problem solvers caucus, congressman wiley nickel. so much to touch on. if you could walk us through the framework proposed by the problem solvers caucus and if you think it can get a vote. walk us through what the proposal is. >> it's great to be with you, ali, and the problem solvers caucus put out a framework that makes sure we keep our government open and the bottom line here is the solution's not going to come from far left or the far right, it's going to come from the center and our framework that we introduced will make sure we go back to the deal we all agreed to when we raised the debt ceiling the top line numbers of the budget it includes funding for ukraine, border security money and it's just matter of time before we gets there. the only way we're going to get things done in washington. senate republicans, house democrats, senate democrats and the white house we're all on the same page to work in the center and pass a bill to keep the government opens. that

his two shots ahead of the chasing pack, rather, which includes last year's us open winner, matt fitzpatrickrdinary meltdown from the usa's frances tiafoe handed the netherlands victory in their davis cup group tie in split. tiafoe, 5—2 down in the third set tie break against griekspoor, when the dutchman reviews a call which had called his serve long. hawk—eye overturns that call, handing griekspoor match point. tiafoe then begins a long argument with umpire richard hay and other officials before repeatedly smashing his racquet on the floor. hay, duly handing tiafoe a point penalty which meant griekspoor won the match and the netherlands established an unassailable 2—0 lead in the third match. now, when milly pickles had her leg amputated after an accident at the age of 20, she refused to let it hold her back. at the time, she was told she'd never run again. but six years on, she's become the first amputee to finish one of the most extreme races in europe. charlotte simpson reports. i was told that i should never run. i'm a big believer in if you put your mind something, you can achieve any

matt fitzpatrick sealed his spot in the team, after hitting three bogeys in his last four holes at thee us open last summer. having led going into the final round — his 69 meant a finish on 16 under par — which left him three shots behind the eventual winner, sweden's ludvig aberg. scotland's robert macintyre claimed the other spot despite finishing 55th, thanks to the european points list. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.co.uk/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre — goodbye. you're watching bbc news. the new term has started in england with more than a hundred schools fully or partially closed, because of safety concerns about crumbling concrete known as raac. in scotland, 35 schools are affected and surveys are under way in wales and northern ireland. ministers have said the government will spend what it takes to make classrooms safe. let's look closer at this type of concrete called raac. it stands for reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete. it is a lightweight material. raac was used mostly

scotland's robert macintyre, viktor hovland, tyrrell hatton and last year's us open champion matt fitzpatrickthe european masters this weekend, injust his ninth professional start, after only turning pro injune! the 23—year—old swede is tipped for big things in his career — and said after his selection by donald, �*if you would have told me a couple of months ago i would be in these conversations i probably would not have believed you'.... much of the alk following arsenal's late comeback win over manchester united has fallen on the fitness of united forward jadon sancho... declan rice and gabrieljesus scored the two crucial ones in a 3—1win... but sancho's hit back over comments made by his manager... sancho says he's been made a scapegoat at the club.

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. >> that is deputy patrick fitzpatrick trying to get through a gate in clay county when this pesky littlet would not let it go. in fact, the deputy was heard saying very policeman like need you to stop. >> might have found an airpod that was bad, bad, bad place to be. but it really wasn't all that bad, said andrew. >> if he was here to make puns, well, i'm glad you're stepping up. >> there we go. >> someone's got to do it. >> i think the goat just want him out of there. okay. a river. my favorite story of the day. a river of wine flowing through the streets. >> not in manhattan. >> wait, what? yeah >> so we want to show you the scene this is a village in portugal. more than a half a million gallons of wine running through the streets. unfortunately though, after two tanks burst at a local distillery. >> oh, you hate to hear that. torrents of wine, nearly 3 million bottles literally down the drain. the storm drain that is that distillery was actually part of the government's efforts to repurpose millions of gallons of surplus wine. so maybe they're not that upset. >> i don't know. i know i

fitzpatrick.o say that as usual, this -- what is going on now shows how little our elected leaders care about federal employees and government workers. the politics involved and the funding, the border wall -- who knows what they are fighting about. the fighting, it gets old. i have been in the service now for 20 plus years, i have seen all these shutdowns. it goes to show you how little these elected politicians care for federal workers and the responsibility we have. i am going to work on monday. i work in immigration customs. host: you had a question for jack? caller: yes, yes. the question was -- how much does the anti-efficiency act play into this shutdown and our union? they had filed lawsuits in 2018 regarding backpay. those never came to fruition. what does the anti-efficiency act have to play in the shutdowns? guest: the antideficiency act is the core law that bars the executive branch from continuing a lot of the operations they would normally do during a shutdown. actually, before the a

i want to bring in dan fitzpatrick.an, the s&p 500 peg ratio price to earnings into growth probably most important for technology stocks more than anything else, it has rocketed, back to levels at the dot-com days, the bubble days. is this something that is worrying you? it looks like it is becoming a dark cloud over technology? >> yeah, thanks, charles. it is a little worrisome to me but what you really need to look at is past that. look at the charts will show you where this has already come from. the best markets are like the best stocks. the best ones are the the most expensive. with respect to that i don't really think that is as big of a deal as some might think when they're looking more fundamentals but if you just look at the seasonality of the market right now we're in a notoriously weak month of september and we're just starting and also we've had in particular tech, we've had tech move so much higher than if you really think about it, it shouldn't be that much of a surprise this is a more of a sell the news m

this is our foul-mouthed little friend from sea con, tom brady fitzpatrick.e's 2 years old, he loves tom brady. how are you doing? how are you holding up, tommy? >> i'm decidedly not great. you're about to see a wicked case of the terrible twos! if touchdown tommy leaves boston! >> jimmy: if the team wants to start over and tom wants to keep playing, why should he stay in boston? >> what? what? why should he stay in boston? >> yeah. >> you better watch your tongue or i'm going to cut it out of your mouth and hang it from the rear-view mirror of my frigging iroc-z. >> jimmy: hi, mrs. fitzpatrick, how are you doing? >> we're in no mood for your nonsense, kimball! vs a very dark day. waahh! >> jimmy: your son seems very upset by this news. >> of course he's upset. tom brady is the closest thing he's had to a father figure since wcb stopped aaron spencer for hire. >> jimmy: that's very sad. tommy, did you make that sign yourself? >> this one? yeah, i did. on the front it says, the goat stays put. >> jimmy: i see that. what does it say on the back? >> show it, mom

scotland's robert maclntyre, viktor hovland, tyrrell hatton and last year's us open champion matt fitzpatrick. but it's the pick of aberg, that's captured the attention. he won the european masters this weekend, injust his ninth professional start, after only turning pro injune! the 23—year—old swede is tipped for big things in his career — and said after his selection by donald, �*if you would have told me a couple of months ago i would be in these conversations i probably would not have believed you'.... much of the alk following arsenal's late comeback win over manchester united has fallen on the fitness of united forward jadon sancho... declan rice and gabrieljesus scored the two crucial ones in a 3—1win... but sancho�*s hit back over comments made by his manager... sancho says he's been made a scapegoat at the club. it's after manager erik ten hag didn't pick him in his squad yesterday — due to his performances in training. but sancho has hit back, saying "please don't believe everything you read. i wont allow people saying things that are completely untrue." before adding, "i've been a

it on the flipside, you hear from congressman fitzpatrick, was the top republican on the bipartisan problem solvers caucus. take a listen to that's what's great. >> we take in five trillion a year, and folks like garrett want to continue spending over seven trillion a year. this dysfunction washington kenockee to. near the american public knows what we're up to, they're sick and tired of it. that's why folks like me, we're sticking to our guns. all of a sudden, where the bad guys because we want to balance our budget? >> our district wants us to keep america ronny. we don't want the faa reauthorization to expire. we don't want the government to shut down. we want to continue to support ukraine and their fight against the genocidal russian regime. >> now, fitzpatrick, a moderate member from pennsylvania, he's ready to work across the aisle to fund the government because the clock is ticking. it doesn't look like these holdouts, which mccarthy needs, are going to come around. >> all, right julie tsirkin, thank you so much for that update. appreciate it. new support today for president biden's

congressman connolly of this committee and chairman fitzpatrick: a resolution honoring our nation's publicvice postal workers all across america even in our own congressional districts so that you are getting the government running all of you are workers your hard work and sacrifice do not find this committee of former chair continuously led efforts to acknowledge and appreciate our public servants and is a fierce defender ofthe federal workforce. congressman connolly , i want to say to i know most of you join me in saying the attack on his staff earlier this week is weighing heavily on his mind and weighing heavily on the minds of all of us when we are democrats or republicans, we are all equally devastated by the senseless violence occurred and we are all praying for ecu mister dejoy, welcome back. the last time you were here we were all masked and though we had our differences in pastime before his old discussion through the pandemic baltimore maryland the worst on-time delivery in the nation by far. now that mail delivery is improving maryland is experiencing the worst spikes in males

and come the afternoon there was more joy for europe from the magnificent matt fitzpatrick.hem on the final hole. not a single win for the us. for the hosts, it could hardly have gone better. and so europe end the first day here with a five—point lead. the ryder cup still a long way from being won, but it's some start. andy swiss, bbc news, rome. time for a look at the weather. here's tomasz schafernaker.

it's reported he didn't like the celebrations that ensued because both he and matt fitzpatrick stillth mcilroy having to be restrained by team—mate shane lowry. adds another layer of intrigue to the final day tomorrow. where the maths is in your�*s favour. a five—point advantage. much more to come throughout the evening and indeed tomorrow on the single day of the writer scott. —— the ryder cup. that's all from sportsday. hello. after the bright but chilly start to the day, the rain has moved in as we've gone through the afternoon, moved in across northern ireland, northern england, much of wales, moving its way across scotland. you can see that cloud enveloping many areas, but in the south it's stayed mainly dry and in the north of scotland. but the north of scotland will catch that rain as we go through this evening. we will keep those pulses running across parts of northern england and wales, and actually, it stays mostly dry if a little misty and foggy in the south overnight. further north, once the rain clears, just a few showers. but look at the temperatures. it's very mild ove

in two matches and tied in the second match, that bottom match involving rory mcilroy and matt fitzpatricklooking like a point is heading europe's way, they're six up through ten holes. the usa looking to get some red on the board after that awful start. para—athletes from russia will be allowed to compete at the paralympic games in paris next year, after officials voted against a full ban. the last time russia were allowed to compete under their home country's flag was at the sochi winter games they hosted in 2014. the international paralympic committee will take a second vote on whether those taking part can do the same in paris. russia is currently banned from paralympic competition following the country's invasion of ukraine in 2022. brazilian winger antony will return to training with manchester united, despite allegations of domestic abuse being made against him. antony returned to the uk from brazil this week and has agreed to speak with greater manchester police about the allegations, which he denies. in a statement united have said while that process continues, he will train and w

eastern on "after words" cara fitzpatrick looks at that school choice movement and the future of educationamerica with her book the death of public school. she's interviewed by "washington post" education reporter moriah. watch booktv every sunday on c-span2 and find a full schedule under program guide for watch online anytime at booktv.org. >> this fall watch c-span's new series books that shaped america. join us as we embark on a captivating journey in partnership with the library of congress which was created a books the shaped america list to explore key works of literature from american history. the ten books featured have provoked thought, won awards, led to significant societal changes, and a are still talked about today. here from featured renowned experts will shed light on the profound impact of these iconic works and virtual journeys to significant locations across the country intricately tied to the celebrated authors and unforgettable books. among our featured books, common sense by thomas paine, huckleberry finn by mark twain. "their eyes were watching god" by zora neale hurs

matt fitzpatrick didn't win the european masters despite being the leader heading into the final roundommy fleetwood as one of the two automatic final qualifiers for europe. scotland's bob macintyre claimed the other spot. the united states of america have won the walker cup for the fourth time in a row — the competition where the best amateur golfers from great britain and ireland face their american counterparts. the us team won by 1a and a half to 11 and a half. the solheim cup and ryder cup take place later this month. the women's irish open had to be decided by a three—way play—off, but it was won by denmark's smee—la soenderby in remarkable fashion. she was nine shots back at the start of the day, but sank 11 birdies and an eagle en route to her first ladies european tour victory. olav koy won the opening stage of the tour of britain the dutchman powered home in a sprint which ended on the streets of central manchester. . .. led out in the closing stages by his team—mate wout van aert who finished second... ireland's sam bennet was third. lennard kamna beat matteo sobrero to win

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afternoon there was more ioy come the afternoon there was more joy for europe from the magnificent matt fitzpatrick yes, europe leading 6.5—1.5. what an extraordinary day for them. the us did not win a single match all day. the ryder cup doesn't end here until sunday so there is still plenty of golf to come but for europe it is some start. what a weekend ahead. thanks very much. let's take a look at the weather now. here's tomasz schafernaker. it is still pretty warm and some people feel like it is an october heatwave. i feel a bit awkward heatwave. ifeel a bit awkward in my clothing here. heatwave may be in spain and france, but we will be feeling the warmth here. some parts of the country still on the cool side but this weekend it is certainly the headline. the autumn one, a bit of humidity with some rain at times. —— autumn warmth. this air will be coming overfrom france and widely across the country temperatures will exceed 20 degrees. but not immediately. this is the early hours, fairly quiet, chilly in the glens of scotland, temperatures in bigger towns and cities between seven and 10 celsius

five other wild card picks, joining rory mcilroy, jon rahm, viktor hovland, tyrrell hatton, matt fitzpatrickmacintyre, who had qualified automatically. the ryder cup begins on the 29th of september in rome. just four days to go until the start of the rugby world cup in france, and as the preparations for a blockbuster opening match between the hosts and new zealand enter their final stages, the french team were joined by their president, emmanuel macron, at their training base. france are among the favourites to lift the webb ellis cup alongside the all blacks, ireland and reigning champions south africa. but afterjust one win in six, england aren't expected to win the tournament, but their head coach remains defiant. we have been through a pretty turbulent time. we've been through a situation with injuries, and now it has made us stronger. i sense for us that there is even a renewed determination, and i certainly get the feeling from the players that they feel they have been written off a bit too early. i know that there has been a feeling that people have wrong time on these players. and i

every single gop member of the pennsylvania delegation has endorsed you from scott perry to brian fitzpatrick. those two don't agree on very much. you have incredible credentials and background. tell us why you're doing this and how you're going to win. >> well, listen. thanks for having me on the show. i'm doing this, you know, you sound like my wife, why are you doing this? the reason i'm doing this is because i've been blessed. i feel like i had all the opportunities this country has to offer, went to west point, served in combat in the 82'nd airborne division and was a successful businessman. and i think those to much has been given and much was expected and our country is headed in a terrible direction under the leadership of joe biden whether it's the open border and whether it's record high inflation. whether it's the fact we've now become jury dependent on the policies under joe biden and every step along the way, bob casey has been a rubber stamp for that failing biden agenda. i'm worried for the country i love and had the opportunity to serve. isn't going to be the same country for

for fall mcilroy alongside matt fitzpatrick won their match. another point for europe.er three matches were all tied, but they were tied certainly two of them and pretty dramatic fashion. jon rahm, he produced again another stunning bit of individual genius. as he returned from seeming defeat to tie his match. he also holds a putt on the 18th green. but that chip and was one of the highlights of the day. you can see what it meant to the crowd. as well asjon rahm, it all came down in the final match on the final green, justin rose had a putt to tie a match that europe had been trailing for most of the time. could justin rose hold his nerve was mike of course he could. and that really sums up your�*s day and also the us day. because the us had tenses this afternoon and three of the matches. the only came away with the rehabs. they failed to win a single match all day which is truly extraordinary. —— three halves. and it has been europe's day of a long way. the halves. and it has been europe's day of a long way-— of a long way. the atmosphere looked electric, of a long way

before today, rory mcilroy, jon rahm, viktor hovland, tyrrell hatton, matt fitzpatrick, and bob macintyreplayers to automatically qualify through the european and world points lists. that meant six other players could be selected by captain luke donald — and today, he revealed his six wild card picks. the most eyecatching is this one — ludvig aberg, the 23—year—old from sweden who only turned professional injune, and who won yesterday's european masters in switzerland, has now become the first ryder cup player in history who's never played at a major. tommy fleetwood, sepp straka, justin rose, shane lowry, and nicolai hojgaard complete the 12—man team to face the united states in rome from 29 septmber. understandably, it was aberg that was the biggest tallking point for the captain at today's press conference. really, i needed to see him perform these last two weeks. it certainly wasn't a guarantee before that, and his commitment to come over and finishing fifth, that obviously what he did yesterday and throughout the whole week, during his last forjust solidified my mind, really. again,

republican brian fitzpatrick -- the caucus laid out a common sense solution to keep the government funded prevent it shut down. from democrat mike thompson, we are five days away from an extreme shut down that would have devastating consequences for the american ppl

. >> i also asked don fitzpatrick, cia of soros if she agrees a recession is inevitable. she said, yes, it's about when and how deep it is. given that back drop, i asked her where she sees opportunity amid all of the uncertainty out there. >> we think interest rates, government bond rates globally are going to -- we've seen them get sloppy in the last week or so. we think they continue to get sloppy and actually we're given an opportunity to set long positions that will serve investors well over time. but the net issuance coming to market, including central banks speeding up qt, which the bank of england did last week, we think sets up for some pretty volatile moves there. it's a good time to -- when nobody wants to buy, it's a good time to buy. so we like that opportunity. >> there's a lot more content in store today from investors from blackstone and softbank and ubs. we'll bring you the highlights. >> katie talked about things that almost broke in this cycle. uk pensions, regional banks and her notion is the longer this lasts, the more things will break. is the other i

bloomberg government congress reporter jack fitzpatrick's the consequences federal funding negotiationsnd the potential government shutdown could have on reauthorization bill. see spence at "washington journal" joint in the conversation light at 7:00 a.m. eastern on saturday morning on c-span, suspended or online at c-span.org. ♪ monday watch c-span series in partnership with the library of congress. books that shaped america. journals of lewis and clark the journals came about following the louisiana purchase, president thomas jefferson commissioned it whether lewis to lead an expedition to explore the west all the way to the pacific ocean. joseph lou william lewis clark covered nearly 8000 miles from 18 different 1806. when animal life native people with potential trade routes. author of several books on the lewis and clark expedition veteran traveler of lewis and clark trail will join us to discuss. watch books that shaped america featuring journals of lewis and clarke monday live at nine eastern on c-span, she's been out fruit mobile video app or online@c-span.org. also be sure to s

ryan fitzpatrick maybe, right? he wants the magic.i'll go ahead and say after watching brady's retirement ceremony with the patriots on sunday, he's not coming back. >> you can remind me how many brady retirements we've already watched? >> yeah, there has been two for now. >> andy scholes, thank you very much as always. looking forward to seeing you tomorrow. and i want to thank all of you for getting up early with me. i'm looking forward to being with you every day. that is it for us. i'm kasie hunt. coming up on "cnn this morning," police in pennsylvania warning that the escaped killer might be armed. and the latest on the manhunt coming up next. with 30 grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks! uuuhhhh... here, i'll take that! woohoo! ensure max protein, 30 grams of protein, 1 gram of sugar. enter the $10,000 powered by protein 30 grams of protein, 1 gram of sugar. max challee. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> good morning, everyone. let's get things started with five things to know for this tuesday, september 12th. breakin

and come the afternoon there was more europe from the magnificent max fitzpatrick.mance to keep their hopes alive of reaching the knockout stages. with a few minutes remaining, they're leading italy 96—17 the all blacks scored seven first half tries — including a hat—trick for aaron smith. hey�*ve ran in xxx tries in total — including this... and the win will move them up to second in the group — with one game to go. manchester united say their brazilian winger antony will return to training, despite allegations of domestic abuse being made against him. antony returned to the uk from brazil this week after meeting with greater manchester police about the allegations, which he denies. he has not been arrested or charged in either brazil or the uk. he's not expected to play against crystal palace tomorrow. in the championship, it's been a day to forget for sheffield wednesday. off the pitch, their owner says they'll not put any more money into the club — because he's unhappy with how he and his family have been treated by the fans. and on the pitch tonight — wednesday

up next, editor tara fitzpatrick looks at the schools movement and the teacher of education in americathis week's edition of book tv author interview program afterwards. then a discussion on cyber threats in u.s. national security with national's -- national intelligence director. later, we will bring you a conversation on restoring trust in governor -- government with former white house chief of staff. those pgrs and more tonight on c-span. monday, u.s. defense secretary general lloyd austin and oer officials mark the 22nd anversary of the september 11 attacks. that coverage gins at 9:00 a.m. eastern from the national pentagon memial in arlington, virginia. later, president joe biden will deliver remarks live from jnt base in anchorage, alaska that starts at 4:15 eastern, you can watch both events on c-span. on c-span two, monday, the 91 memorial and museum will observe the 22nd anniversary of the attacks with the commemoration ceremony. watch that ve at 8:45 eastern on c-span two. alevents are available to view on c-span now, our free mobile video app or online at c-span.org. >> c-sp

amazon prime's ryan fitzpatrick played quarterback for the dolphins and knows marino personally and decidedhere you go. this is brock purdy. dan? >> man. hey, brock. how's it going? i'm doing good. how are you doing? i'm doing great, brother. >> congratulations on, you know, a good start. >> yes, sir. and i appreciate it. it's an honor, man. my dad, i mean, he loved you growing up. i wear 13 and everything because of you, man. so i appreciate it. i appreciate that. >> tell your dad he's a smart guy. >> yeah. oh, yeah. i got. i think actually the day i was born, you guys were playing the jets. december 27th, 1999, when my dad always said i got to see you play the day i was born. so yeah, he probably threw a couple touchdowns that day, huh? >> dan? i mean, you know what? >> if i got to look it up, but i'll bet you had at least three. >> yeah. >> all right, dan, i love it. >> well, it's an honor, man. i appreciate you answering, man. it's awesome. okay, no problem. yes, sir. >> looking forward to seeing you down the line at some time, man. >> yeah. >> appreciate that. >> all right. thanks, dan