now, fitzpatrick is ready to pound on one i did not want to pound on.to pound the table on draftkings, the online betting platform that has shown no signs of slowing down. this is actually turning a sizable profit this year. fitzpatrick knows this is been outperforming 96% of all listed stocks, putting in the top 4% and when he looks at the charts, he sees strong signs of institutional buying. still, big money managers have anointed draftkings as a winner and they keep buying on the way up for quite some time. what gives him that impression? first take a look at the weekly chart of draftkings. the stock is in an up trending 40 week moving average and 10 week moving average. both long-term and short-term trajectories are strong. back in 2022 so let's go back here, draftkings printed a double bottom reversal pattern and since then it's been pretty much an unstoppable double pattern reverse. the stock is into its 10 week moving averages with the shorter-term 10 week which is in red crossing over the long- term right here, the longer- term 40 week. this is

mark fitzpatrick, thank you _ out accounts. mark fitzpatrick, thank you so — out accounts.patrick, thank you so much for- out accounts. mark fitzpatrick, l thank you so much for explaining that to us and thanks for coming on the programme, thank you. a generation of women born in the uk are owed apologies and thousands of pounds in compensation — that's the finding of an independent investigation into pension changes. the campaign group — women against state pension inequality, or waspi — say many have suffered financially because of those changes. 0ur political editor chris mason has the story. it was so hard i ended up on my brother's driveway in a caravan. i didn't know about it and it doesn't give you much chance to put together extra pension. i went on to the website and was told you've got to wait until you're 66. i said, "what? ! " the state stands accused of failure, from one government to the next, over the best part of a generation. angela had expected her state pension in 2014. until, that is, this moment. i got a letterfrom the department for work and pensions i

fitzpatrick: very confident.le position if nothing else is coming to the floor to do nothing. that would mean that my colleagues on the right would have to take the position that they are more opposed to ukraine than securing our own border. that would mean our colleagues on the left are more opposed to closing the border than supportive of humanitarian aid in gaza and aid to ukraine. that's a very hard argument to make to your constituents back home. a lot of people say they won't sign it. say they won't go for t once this is on the floor, good luck explaining back home why you did not want to secure a border and defend ukraine and why you didn't want to provide humata the people that need it in gaza. that's impossible to make back home. the argument they would make back home is they are going to allow good. rather than taking 80% of something they are choosing to take 100% of nothing. that's not our job. reporter: you are speaking on a discharge position. could great pwra*eut on your conversation was the speake

with that i turn back over to congressman fitzpatrick. mr.fitzpatrick: ed talked about legislation being a vehicle to act that's accurate. you have the bill. then y ever the mechanism. to be clear, we are w-rbging with the speaker -- working with the speaker, the minority leader, i have spoken to both personally about our intentions. this is a vehicle, number one that will provide them with a framework on where the points of intersection are where democrats and republicans can agree on a center out-type solution. on two-time sensitive existential matters. second is the vehicle. to be clear, the discharge i filed is putting a clock on a time sensitive matter. that is all this is. if the house cannot come to a consensus on a bill to be put on the floor, the alternative can't be that ukraine fails and our border remains opened. we can't allow that to happen. this is not a work around of anyone or any post. this is a pressure point. to try to apply pressure to force something to the floor. as far as the vehicle goes, also to be clear, this iso re

host: jack fitzpatrick, thank you for being with us. washington journal continues. host: joining us via zoom is republican congressman andy biggs. he served on the judicial and accountability communities. good morning, how are you. the last caller had a lot of concerns about sources he can trust about voting security and one of the things he said is why can't republicans get their stuff together? what would you say to that collar? --caller? guest: when i spoke to a group of my district they asked me about sources of news as well. i don't think he is out there by himself i think that is a common thread. i get asked that question a lot and i give them a plethora of other things i look at. why can't republicans get their act together? i agreed that republicans don't have their act together but the democrats are neither. that is part of our problem. part of the thing that drives me crazy is republicans run, and a lot of democrats around in my home state democrats run on a republican platform. but they don't adhere to the platform and that drives me the craziest. i alway

fitzpatrick, first without humanitarian aid, i.e. reduce the amount ... help there are other figures incorporate provisions which regarding overcoming the migration crisis , what makol was working on, as the americans themselves told me, is now to bring back the humanitarian bloc and, in principle, maybe part of the aid to be provided through... loans, by the way, this, in my opinion, absolutely not a bad idea, what will be the final version , it is clear that there can be one, there should be one bill, i think we will see that in the near future, and again the question remains whether johnson has serious intentions to allow this bill to be debated and accordingly voted on or not, plus it is necessary to understand that in in that case, at best, if this new proposal is voted on, according to the procedure , it should be sent to the senate for concurrence, and if the senate and the house of representatives agree, there should be a new vote in the senate and the house of representatives, that is, again, as he said makol, this is a vote, well, at most the end of march, the end, the end

what are actually planned to be done by both democrats and republicans, and actually fitzpatrick himselfest you listen to in the comments they gave me yesterday. if the democrats don't support my petition, they do not support ukraine. if you support ukraine, you should support either. efforts , especially bipartisan, to help ukraine, and anyone who doesn't support that is just playing politics, and frankly, i have my own petition, why should i support theirs, if their bill, that is, the version senate, then i will support it, but right now they don't even have enough signatures from their own party to pass this petition, the signatures of the democrats, you you know, so maybe they should deal with that first, because right now my bill... it's the only bipartisan option we have. the most likely option is that we will adopt the bill in march. the second option is that the speaker will propose his own draft law, which is not so good for ukraine, and will put it to a vote in march. and the third option is a procedure that was rarely used, this is a special petition to bypass the speaker, it

asking them to say, for example, well, recently there was a statement by republican congressman fitzpatrick about giving ukraine e-weapons and aid , but before that we also... talked with him, it all started with the fact that we made a huge banner, and then with that banner we went to fitzpatrick and asked: "please sign it if you support ukraine." he really signed up, then there was a call, he talked about supporting ukraine, he said that the republicans support ukraine a lot from this party, and therefore i understand that at the political level we can also influence a little, even when there was, remember you know, there was an explosion. to the kakhov reservoir, everyone said, where is greta tumberg, where is greta tumberg, people abroad went to greta tumberg with my posters and said: greta, what about you you relate, and greta had no choice but to take the poster with the raccoon, where it was written that ukraine is a country of terrorists, and she took a picture with him, and then literally half an hour later posted the message. about the fact that she condemns the actions of russia,

host: jack fitzpatrick, thank you for being with us.

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so danny, congressman fitzpatrick spoke with gary eric earlier this happened in his district he begant he mentioned right now we are in this stage of hostage negotiation versus hostage recovery. talk to us about that. >> well, hostage negotiation may lead to hostage recovery. one of the things you have to remember and this is really important is that this individual's probably listening as i talk right now. commentary on the hostage situation of hilary clinton's campaign campaign headquarters that individuals listen to me the whole time i was on which was like 45 minutes. we have to keep that in mind as you and i are talking today. there's hostage negotiation and there's hostage recovery and i have done both. but the important thing here is to convince this young man today is not the day today. he has got a life it's a terrible situation you commented on earlier. but there is a reason for him to come out and they have to emphasize come on out, let's go. arthel: also clearly so, in your position you talk about health issues here. and we cannot ignore that. if you were considering what

joining us now on the phone is pennsylvania congressman brian fitzpatrick.ormer fbi agent who now represents the district where this shooting happened. congressman, i understand you were at the parade before it was canceled. what else can you tell us about the situation? >> so it looks like we're dealing with one armed person who broke into separate residences, it appears to be targeted rather than random. it may have been family members, but the report, three people dead, one victim transported to a local hospital. and helicopter for the jersey state police are tracking this person. go ahead. edward: this is very concerning for the people in your district and, first of all, what are you telling them? yeah, finish, please finish your thought. >> obviously, it's still an active situation. the suspect has not been apprehended. he is driving a stolen vehicle. as you reported, a gold honda crv. we need everybody to be on the lookout. large manhunt is underway and all the bucks county police departments have been requested to support in the search. and new jersey

george ball, dan fitzpatrick, and mike koe are all with us.nd george, why don't you dig down on what you see in meta and what do the fundamentals tell you? >> i hate to be the weather for forecaster who says it will rain on the family picnic three days from now, but i would be a seller of meta with at least part of my position. i would not buy this stock. i think the risk to its future earnings coming from a number of governmental and executive branch investigations is dangerous to the earnings growth in the future. secondly, although it has and is setting a great deal of money on ai, the danger to its brands, instagram, to messenger, is too great. others say in the future, ai becomes adopted by meta. >> okay, thanks. >> so let's go to the technical take now. that stock had a breakaway back in february. dan fitzpatrick, what are the charts telling you? >> hi, contessa. well, i like -- i like meta from a technical standpoint. what was really meaningful to me was it started with this last big earnings fgap. it was a breakaway gap from 390 bucks,

in the sense that he can be bypassed, there are several options, well, the first option is brian fitzpatrick congressman who worked in ukraine at one time and is a big supporter of ukraine. he registered his bill, it is rather, shall we say, less favorable, favorable than what the senators voted in terms of the amount of aid and defense, and there is definitely neither... economic nor humanitarian aid, so this is one of the options , and the second, including fitzpatrick, a democrats are also said to be gathering the necessary 218 votes to bring the bill, which was voted down in the senate, to a vote, effectively bypassing mike johnson. ah, why is this important, what is important is that mike johnson said that he will listen to trump, because in ... november there will be an election not only for the president of the united states, but for the house of representatives, if there is no blessing from trump, then mike johnson may not make it to the house of representatives, but he may lose his office, because under the changed rules, any the republican congressman can raise the issue of removin

a second—round 69 has kept matt fitzpatrick in contention at the players champoinship golf, in floridad, it came at the ath hole, he was playing the back nine first on his 13th around. he tried to gouge onto the green but found the water short of the green, that penalty shot and the failure to get up penalty shot and the failure to get up and down meant a double bogey six. but otherwise he was very tired, fitzpatrick excellently put too many weights into the grip of his club over previous months and only discovered that in the build up to this championship, and has reaped the benefits thereafter. so a return to form for him, he's in second place at the moment, nine under par. five shots off the lead, wyndham clark so impressive, a second success of 65, just one shy of the 66 hole record. rory mcelroy, just happen for a birdie, 66 hole record. rory mcelroy, just happen fora birdie, keeping him at seven under par, so seven shots the lead. . ~ seven under par, so seven shots the lead. . ,, ,., seven under par, so seven shots the lead. . ~' ,. , seven under par, so seven shots the lead. .

sense that he can be bypassed, there are several there are options, well the first option is brian fitzpatrick, a republican congressman who served at one time. in ukraine is a big supporter of ukraine, he registered his draft law, it is rather, let's say, less profitable, profitable, than that the senators vote in terms of the amount of aid and defense, and there is definitely neither economic nor humanitarian aid, that is, this is one of the options, and the second, including fitzpatrick, and they also say that the democrats are also collecting 218 votes are needed. in order to bring to a vote the bill that was voted in the senate, johnson's t-shirt will actually be bypassed, and why is this important? what is important is that mike johnson said that he will listen to trump, because in november there will be an election not only for the president of the united states, but the house of representatives, if there is no blessing from trump, then mike johnson may not get into the house of representatives, but he may lose his office. or under the changed rules, any republican congressman can raise

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and there's not a dime of humanitarianation that's been introduced by representative fitzpatrick. that's a nonstarter the house democratic caucus. thank you, everyone. reporter: thank you, sir. [indiscernible] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2024] >> c-span's washington journal, our live forum involving you to discuss the latest issues in government, politics, and public policy. from washington and across the country. coming up saturday morning, greg garcia, cybersecurity executive director for the health care sector coordinating council talks about recent cyber hacks on the healthe industry. i civic ceo louise talks about civics learning week and the importance of civics education. c-span's washington journal, join in the conversation live at 7:00 eastern saturday morning on c-span,w or online at c-span.org. >> since 1979, in partnership with the cable industry, c-span has provided complete coverage wihe from the house and senate floors, to congressional hearings, party briefings and committee meetings. c-span gives you a front row seat to how issues are debate

matt fitzpatrick and nick taylor are one shot off them.day because i was like, 0k, it feels good on the range, feels good in practice but lets see how it is when you have a card in your hand. there is something to be said for that, just sort of lessening the expectations and going out and seeing what happens. but it was obviously a great start. afterfinishing seventh in his first formula i start in saudi arabia filling in for the absent carlos sainz, british ferrari driver 0llie bearman is targeting a full—time seat in 2025. team—mate charles leclerc believes it's only a matter of time before the 18—year—old is in f1 but for now, bearman says he's fully focused on his formula 2 season. you're only as good as your last race, so i think in a week's time or two weeks�* time this will all be forgotten and i will bejudged on my previous f2 race, so that is my main focus and i have to do great for the rest of the year in f2. i am currently at last having the race weekend jetta, so after some work to catch up but that is my main focus i want to d

not a dime of humanitarian assistance in the legislation that's been introduced by representative fitzpatricker for the house ■mocratic caucus. thank you, everyone. reporter: thank you, sir. [indiscernible] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2024] >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we're funded by these television companies and more, including comcast. >> you think this is just a community center? no. it's way more than that. >> comcast is partnering with a thousands community centerseateo students from low income families can get the tls they need to be ready for anythin comcast supports c-span as a public service along with these television providers, giving you a front row seat tooí democracy. today watch c-span's 2024 campaign trail, a weekly roundup of c-span's campaign coverage, providing a one stop shop to discover what the candidates across the country are saying to voters, along with firsthand accounts from political reporters, updated poll numbers, fundraising data and campaign ads. watch c stan's 2024trail today n c-span, online at c-span.org or downlo

and it would get more votes on the house floor than the one that fitzpatrick is talking about, then the other deal that the house may be considering because there are a lot of republicans that would vote for the senate bill. there are a lot of democrats that would vote for the senate bill in the house and so the reason that johnson isn't bringing it up is because of those hard-line republicans, which are basically controlling him the way they control kevin mccarthy and essentially saying if you bring this to the floor, then they may very well challenge again. all is he's trying to make sure the government doesn't shut down. >> and mitch mcconnell frankly warned, pass the senate bill. he said because if you change anything in in the senate bill, then it gets a back-and-forth to mean both chambers delayed things even further. russia could make gains in ukraine. now, there's also more numbers out this morning about how the american public views the issue of ukraine the question from a fox poll well, should us continue to provide financial aid? ukraine 56% mean that is a clear majority when

fact a couple of weeks ago we launched a high six-figure ad byto support the representative ryan fitzpatrick trying to push forward a bipartisan solution to secure the border and get ada to the allies abroad. unfortunately what has happened at the state level. it makes it difficult for either independents to participate in primary. imarle the only election that matters the primary election is the only one that matters. it's a constitutional formality. we have to take a broad look as a■cat country. i want to thank you all for what you are doing. they fight for the right thing and we need to get more people involved in the process and i will say this for the democratic party i used to be a democrat and they are not conservative, they are so far to the left it is sad andit we need prayer. that is the key to the nation. if people could determine things around. but independent, no and nikki haley has done a great job. we all need to unite together. of course they lost in the primary. after everything is settled i went with a candidate because they didn't make it■:. his mother was a good christian

matt fitzpatrick leads the british hopes in the final round of the players championship in sawgrass.an carlos alcaraz claim back to back titles in indian wells? hello again. sometimes we can be a little prone to hyperbole with the fa cup. but this weekend's quarter—finals... well, three of them, have matched every cliche and more, with none beating the drama at old trafford. amad diallo�*s 120th minute winner ended a game that captivated and confounded. manchester united 4, liverpool 3 was the score. patrick gearey has the story. a rivalry that began with a canal is now channelled through football. manchester united versus liverpool, a local grudge gone global. both sides arrived in very different places, united's position the weaker, perhaps their need was greater, their start was stronger. the kind of moment old trafford has been crying out for, now liverpool were fighting that energy. they did so with a few seconds of quality. the ball worked to alexis mac allister for the equaliser, scored via a deflection. a deviation that change the course of the game because three minutes late

host: we are joined bycongress r jack fitzpatrick. there was a partial government shutdown that was avoided that it only affected about half a dozen agencies. there is another government shutdown deadline coming up in ma what is the latest on those negotiations and will that be harder to pass? guest:lot more slowly. they've done half of their bills , six of the 12 appropriations bills but have not done the biggest ones which■ were the nes. the outstanding issues are the department of defense, the biggest nondefense bill which is labor, hhs and education and this year the toughest one to resolve is homeland security. you've heard plenty of arguments over immigration policy, border security that's played into the foreign aid debate. that makes it difficult to the department of homeland security so that's a difficult one. it includes state and foreign operations, funding the department of state at a time?+ when there is this debate over ukraine aid, israel and palestine, hamas. that is not an easy one either. they've got a lot of money a

already heard about three republican bills , what you're talking about, another one where congressman fitzpatrick is trying to take that bill that passed the senate, but add back to it border security and stuff, and another one where ukraine would be given . loans, well, the option you are talking about is for loans to be granted at the expense of this russian money that is in the west, by the way, the same proposal was heard from great britain, where it must be said, there is more russian sovereign money than in united states, in the united states it is only about $6 billion, overall the vast majority of that money is in the jurisdiction. union, and just specifically in brussels there is a european repository there , where, where is really more than 200 million euros of russian money, ah, i can say that i would like any solution, but for ukraine to receive help, but that it is necessary to take into account the current divided congress bills that are being prepared behind the scenes by one party, they do not have. chances of being adopted, because even within the same party they can be different

i like to give a huge shout out to dahlia fitzpatrick and her staff and community partners, dec, it bookmanrs, youth first and my family for letting me drag them everywhere i go and lastly to you the board and supervisor ahsha safai, thank you for the honor and recognition for supporting us. thank you. >> thank you mrs. gidry. >> good afternoon. my name is margie stokes. i am a family child care provider for 40 years. in the oemi district. for families child care throughout the whole city. families and children. thank you. >> thank you mrs. stokes. >> my name is mary evelyn thomas and been doing child care or taking care of children from foster care to child care for 50 years. i work for unified school district. i have a special place in omi and been doing that for 30 years. it is very important to me for-every time we hear something about african american children that they are not doing well, what i want from everyone here is make sure they do well. not get schools and say everyone-when i have foster care i had children that needed special needs and they had help. we all a mentor. we had

humanitarian aid, that is , it is one of the options, and the second, in therefore, including, fitzpatrickd that and...

we have arrived, everything has been decided, but there are already several options, if there is fitzpatrickcan colleague, the bill is the same only without... economic aid, then it must be voted on, then it must be sent to the senate, and they all have options there johnson, which is his own there is an option, well, with the same lendlease or in the form of a loan, that is, any other, any other option except for the support of that senate project, it will drag on in time, and for some reason i have a feeling that they will drag it out until... until may and again the main reason is, of course, trump and trump's ideas about politics as a business, where the opponent must be weakened as much as possible, although he simultaneously weakens, in fact, his country, but to win the election it turns out to be much more important than any -what other factors. mr. olezh, these are your actual assessments situation, are you only telling us, or were you, for example, asked there... bbc, cnn, all the others, gave someone a comment? but i, in a week, will go on a trip to europe for a while and will be t

england's matthew fitzpatrick is on 13—under, the only non—american in the top nine.s in england on sunday as chelsea host championship leicester — followed by the old rivals meeting at old trafford — manchester united and liverpool, withjurgen klopp admitting the game means a bit more than most. it was always a tough place to go feral. it is not easy. it means everything to both fan groups, absolutely everything, we know that, we try to show that on the pitch as well with their workrate. but you never know. there are no guarantees, just opportunities, and we really do give it a try. xabi alonso's bayer leverkusen travel to face freiburg in the bundesliga later, looking to re—establish their ten—point lead over champions bayern munich who beat darmstadt 5—2 on saturday. meanwhile, wolfsburg have parted ways with head coach nico kovac with immediate effect. wolfsburg were beaten 3—1 at home by augsburg on saturday and are without a win since december, taking just six points from their past 11 games. and that's all the sport for now. let's take you live to iceland now,

one of the chasing pack is england's matt fitzpatrick, and he made the perfect start to his third roundx on eight under, that's seven off the lead. meanwhile, rory mcilroy has also had a shaky round, he's nine shots off the pace at the moment through eleven. you'er watching sportsday. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today... britain's tom pidcock had broken away to lead in the closing stages of the milan—san remo race, but was caught by the peloton with 200 metres to go, and jasper phillipsen of belgium sprinted to win cycling's first major one—day of the season byjust a couple of centimetres. world champion emma finucane sprinted to win her second gold of the weekend at the track nations cup in hong kong. it's her third gold medal in this year's series, following team sprint success in hong kong yesterday and winning the individual sprint in adelaide. britain's sam bird took the lead in the final lap of the sao paolo e—prix in brazil, and held on to take his first win of the season for the neom mclaren team — it lifts him up to sixth place in t

fitzpatrick is the only non—american in the top nine.olcanic eruption — the fourth since december. aerial footage shows clouds of smoke and glowing magma oozing and bubbling from vents in the earth. this is the seventh eruption since 2021, and scientists believe the area is entering a new volcanic era that could last for decades. scientists believe the area is entering a new volcanic era which could last for decades. it's an eruption, that's a live shot. thea;r eruption, that's a live shot. they are amazing _ eruption, that's a live shot. they are amazing pictures, _ eruption, that's a live shot. they are amazing pictures, but - eruption, that's a live shot. iia: are amazing pictures, but we eruption, that's a live shot. tia: are amazing pictures, but we have eruption, that's a live shot. tierg are amazing pictures, but we have to remember that people living in a town very nearby that have been having to evacuate and move back in and leave again. you are seeing that approaching quite slowly, i think, but approaching nonetheless. thea;r b

lieutenant governor kehoe, attorney general bailey, auditor fitzpatrick, treasurer mallick, and though he's not here today, senator smith. and i thank all of you for stepping up and answering the calls to serve missourians. and i trust to you will never quit on the people of the great state of missouri. [applause] and today i want to highlight another one of our quality appointments in the city of st. louis, circuit attorney gabe gore. we didn't pick mr. gore because of his politics. matter of fact, we never even asked. it was because he clearly cared for the people of st. louis. he valued strong communities. fighting crime, returning law and order and putting people first. the level of professionalism between the circuit attorney's office, the metro police, the courts, the attorney general's office and our office is greater than i have ever experienced. please join me in recognizing st. louis circuit attorney gabe gore. [applause] when the history books tell the story of missouri's 57th governor, i hope it's our work force development infrastructure accomplishments that stand out. and

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matt fitzpatrick has just completed a brilliant birdie on the first hull, a superb tee shotjust 95 yardsinto the second hole, really good birdie opportunity coming for him. the lead may be trimmed to three shots. wyndham clark has been very impressive so far, a pair of 65s having finished runner—up last week at bay hill, he does well on tough golf courses, he is the reigning us open champion and he is very much the man to beat this weekend. we he is very much the man to beat this weekend. ~ ., , ., weekend. we have seen some low scores already _ weekend. we have seen some low scores already on _ weekend. we have seen some low scores already on saturday, - weekend. we have seen some low scores already on saturday, ian, l weekend. we have seen some low scores already on saturday, ian, i | scores already on saturday, ian, i wonder if that is because of the traditional moving day they like to call it on saturday in america or is it the conditions helping things? i think it is a little bit of both. some burns with a 65 has really lit up some burns with a 65 has really lit up sawgrass in the e

no economic or humanitarian aid, that is, this is one of the options, and the second, including fitzpatrick that the democrats collect the necessary 218 votes in order to bring to a vote the bill that was voted in the senate, will actually bypass mike johnson, and why is it important, what is important is that... as he said that mike johnson will listen to trump, because in in november there will be elections not only for the president of the united states, but the house of representatives, if there is no blessing from trump, then mike johnson may not get into the house of representatives, but he may also lose his position, because according to the changed rules, any republican congressman can raise the question of his removal from office, that is why he is holding on and trying with these promises , that here... we will look at the border, then we mentioned the funding of the government, although they have already voted, extended it for a certain period, although not over the whole year, that is, this catavasia, it will continue for a certain time, although, of course, there is pressure fr

england's matt fitzpatrick has stormed into contention. in tennis, the us open champion coco gauff has been knocked out in the semi—finals of indian wells to greece's maria sakkari who, despite letting a 5—2 second—set lead slip, regrouped to beat the 20—year—old third seed in three sets. she'll now play the world number one. iga swiatek, in sunday's final. a second day of voting is taking place in russia's presidential election. 0ur russia editor steve rosenberg has more. russia's democracy is the best in the world — the kremlin says. at polling station 38 in moscow, we found a choice of candidates and plenty of voters. democracy in action, right? not quite. realistically, only one man can win this. vladimir putin! the man who has been on russia's political stage for the last quarter of a century. vladimir putin faces no serious challenger. his fiercest rivals are in exile or in prison. not that this woman, whose son is fighting in ukraine, wants any change at the top. "of course i voted for putin," she says "i trust him." but not everybo

the frigate was known as the glasgow, and itesulted in the death of second lieutenant john fitzpatrickne detachment. you see that being depicted in this painting on board the alfred making this the first marine killed in combat during the american revolution and therefore our history. on nicholas excuse me. hopkins sent nicholas back to philadelphia with dispatches for the congress giving him the word about the successful raid in providence. congress promoted nicholas on the spot to major and they assigned for new companies of marines. excuse me. these man the marines detachmens on four of the 13 original frigates that the congress had authorized to be built to fight the war. these are warships being built from the keel up. the first in the united states navy. warships plans were dispersed across the major seaports of the eastern seaboard for them. the washington, the delaware, the effingham and the randolph safe were being constructed in philadelphia. nicholas was assigned those four companies, the marines, to man those ships. well, in the meantime and i apologize, this may be a littl

for more, i spoke to mark fitzpatrick, associate fellow for strategy, technology and arms control ataccused of stealing vast sums of money through through cryptocurrency exchanges and some directly crypto attacks on financial institutions to the tune of $3 billion. the other part of the equation is that they're using a large part of this money to fund their nuclear programme. so they're both thieves and very dangerous actors on the international stage. north korea has very skilled cyber operators who can break into bank accounts and empty them. they do this with regular bank accounts. and and i assume they do this with crypto accounts by stealing passwords or sometime or somehow breaking through the firewalls and and emptying out accounts. let's begin our panel. susie, three in over seven years, that is quite a lot. �* , . in over seven years, that is quite a lot. �*, ., ., ., ., ., in over seven years, that is quite a lot. �*, ., ., ., , lot. it's a good advert for putting our lot. it's a good advert for putting your money _ lot. it's a good advert for putting your money in — lot. i

round two has seen fitzpatrick shooting up the leader boards, some brilliant play on the front liness in total to finishes around nine under the currently sit second. and that's all your support for now, back to you, matthew. another £5 million by businessman frank hester on top of the 10 million he's already donated. mr hester has been widely accused of racism after saying the mp diane abbott made him want to hate all black women and she should be shot. the boss apologised for what he described as making rude comments about the former labour mp, but said his remarks had nothing to do with her gender nor colour of skin. here's hannah miller. learning to use a camera on a visit to the university of sunderland, the chancellor and prime minister can't escape the glare of scrutiny over donations to the party. this week, they said that comments made by one of the conservatives' biggest donors were racist, but now it's emerged that they may have received a further £5 million from the same man — a claim that the chancellor didn't deny. we follow all the right procedures when it comes to dec

keep your eye on a brian fitzp fitzpatrick.would not give money but have remain in mexico, get some money to ukraine. >> martha: seems as though there ought to be a practical national security measure that could be implemented on the advice of these individuals in terms of ramping up who is at the border to check who is coming in, right? >> they had dna kits. >> martha: yes. you understand that you have terrorists crossing the border and you have two people running for president that say i'm not going to deal with it right now. i mean, trump is limited. he's not the president right now. you know, in terms of what can be done. i can't help but feel this is like a 9-11 moment and we're going to say yeah, remember when they sat at the table and said something was coming? >> it will be the most preventible attack on american soil ever. the one thing i would qualify and very hard for anyone to disagree, i believe president trump would be focused on this at the border. he was firing people, rotating people through, changing people to

congressman fitzpatrick tweeting this, there's an active shooter an i alert in falls township. we're monitoring two sections of falls township. i'm in such with law enforcement as they pursue the suspect. more information to follow. that's exactly what we're trying to bring to you. lauren green is live with the very latest in this breaking story. hey, lauren. >> hey, griff. you know, this is still an active situation and the residents in the area in falls township, pennsylvania are told to shelter in place, the shooter is believed to be armed and dangerous. falls township police are searching for 26-year-old andre gordon who is driving a stolen vehicle. it started around 8:52 this morning eastern time and police say that gordon shot and killed two in the block of viewpoint lane in levitt township and they say that he shot another person at another location before fleeing the scene. a few minutes later, gordon hijacked the car at gun point at a dollar store in bristol pike. he's driving a honda cvv, kfr1534. and they believe he's believed to be homeless with ties to trenton, new

fitzpatrick is stunned into contention, his round of 69 has seen him finish on —9.decision, made after an investigation conducted by a lawyer. he has always denied the accusations made against him. gloucester have claimed english rugby's first piece of silverware this season by beating leicester tigers to lift the premiership rugby cup. leicester had two players in the sin bin when gloucester scored their two tries, as they went on to win by 23—13. saint helens beat leeds rhinos 18—8 into night's super league game. they were trailing at the break but second—half tries so them get back to winning ways after last week's defeat, and they remain second while rhinos are fifth. that is all yours but for now. goodbye. hello again. friday was a day of sunny spells and passing showers. as those shower clouds started to collapse down late in the day we had some pretty still conditions there in the highlands. temperatures in scotland, northern ireland, and wales generally quite close to average, but across large parts of england, in contrast, it was very mild, 17 degrees in ea

republican brian fitzpatrick from pennsylvania, a former fbi agent who was was stationed in kyiv before came to congress, is pushing a discharge petition among colleagues. if 218 members were to sign on, most democrats and a handful of republicans, then it would bypass the rules committee and come to the floor within a few weeks. and while that large aid package remains stalled in congress, the white house announced a new tranche of support which should keep ukrainians guns firing for a short period. $300 million with the weapons and equipment to address some of ukraine's pressing needs. this is possible because unanticipated cost savings in contrast, the new negotiations to replace equipment erasing ukraine to previous deals. how long is going to take to get this to the floor? it is how long is going to take to get this to the floor?— this to the floor? it is unclear. seaker this to the floor? it is unclear. speaker of _ this to the floor? it is unclear. speaker of the _ this to the floor? it is unclear. speaker of the house - this to the floor? it is unclear. speaker of the house is -

england's matt fitzpatrick has stormed into contention.a hat—trick at next year's cheltenham festival — that's after galopin des champs capped off a memorable week for mullins. the favourite, ridden by paul townend, defended the gold cup in style in the 100th running of the race. it has been extraordinary. our horses been in such good form coming here, the preparation went so easy, so well. we said to ourselves last saturday morning that we could have a big week and that's exactly what happened. st helens bounced back from their first super league defeat of the season to beat leeds rhinos at headingley last night. they were trailing at the break but second—half tries — including from bennison here — saw them get back to winning ways after last week's defeat to salford red devils. 18—8 it finished. they are joint top with the leaders wigan warriors. rhinos are fifth. gloucester have claimed english rugby's first piece of silverware this season by beating leicester tigers to lift the premiership rugby cup. leicester had two players in the si