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library, gethe some new books, read the books, rinse, repeat for the next day.t some point, i happened to get a programming book. i read the book. emily: you read about aboutmming, you read computers before you had a computer. patrick: i read about the internet before we had the internet. i got a programming book and read it and it seemed awesome. i built my first junkie website. -- janky website. i was very proud of myself. emily: did you follow older brothers lead here? john: yeah. i similarly got into it as a teenager. emily: didn't you hack each other's websites or something like that? patrick: i think that did happen. john: i think it's an important duty as a 16-year-old older brother to help educate the slightly younger brother. m.i.t.. -- i took that obligation and duty very seriously. emily: you made it to m.i.t. you made it to harvard. in 2009, you both dropped out. how did you make that decision? safety in numbers, i suppose. >> exactly. patrick has the honor of dropping out of college twice. in 2009, we had just started college and we had been buildin

you campaign where the votes are, most likely to gethe electoral college.o he is popular in orange unty. it's turned around in the last year. he's been an effective president, even democrats havedm to it is the best unemployment ratio in two generations. african-americans have neveren o fully employed since they started measuring the metric. foreign policy -- >> will you ask president trump though to come to california ton camp on behalf of john cox and other republican candidates? >> i'm going to let john cox figure that out. my guesss trump's numbers are negative in l.a. county and san francisco an that's about half of the votes right there, maybe 60% of the votes. i would have trump come tor ange county where he's popular and we got four congressional races up for grs. i think it would help us. but cox -- but cox, i'll tell you, maybe trump will do fundraisers for him, he certainly d pack the house. >> let's talk about the congressional races since you brought those up. what are your biggest takeaways there i especiallyn the seven gop-held seats democrat

allies, geth korea, and what did we in the united states, the return?onnie: saying president trump laid the foundation for world peace and self real would make efforts as well to open a new era of permanent peace. could this not have been an effort on the part of many leaders to try and get the thing moving? >> i think president moon is a true winner in the sense that he really helped bring everything together in the last several months. toward aorth korea different trajectory if north korea chooses to really step onto it, and to get by and from trump to meet with kim. is historic. however, the south ko defense department is quite confused about what trump meant by stopping military exercises with south korea and officially has said it seeks clarification from the united states. also, the u.s. defense .epartment was caught off guard even monday, the eve of the summit, secretary of defense anything is off the table. and yet mr. trump went in that direction. back to where you are talking about the relationship to china, you are seeing easing back into red

. >>> let's gethe a of the forecast. we have beautiful days ahead and then it gets nasty. >> it does kind of getnasty. just from a hot and humid perspective. heat index rightlo now to 90. first off i want to show you what we areealing with. those clouds help to keep the storms away. now we are seeing sunshine and it is the warmer temperature we have seen all y. degrees. winds out of the south at 15 miles per hour. take a look at the temperatures right now. you mentioned the heat index where we seeattempes. leesburg 90. d.c. 91 in annapolis. it is hot andt is a humid wednesday for sure. no storms in our area. i am trackg a line of storms to the north. a couple of severe thunderstorm warnings in yellow. a tornado warning just east of that storm we are watching that one. these storms will try to make their way most likely around 10:00. if you have anything for tonight and want to eat outdoors no problem. the front comes through. we see warm temperatures, high of 86. nice and warm and a littlezy br with winds upwards of 10 t

new proposa t to gethe city back on its feet is a getting lot of support and -back online.tried to find out how developering who have contributed to john weinstein who is proposing this feel about how they it. how should counter councilman john weinstein is hoping to get legislation passed to prohibit all building permits to focus on rebuilding, it's called the tiber branch water shed safety >> it's intents to have a pause, 12 pmonths, ste back, review the data and analysis we did last time and apply it to this storm. also lookt existing developments in th water shed t canning done. >> reporter: he tried the same legislation in 2016 it didn't pass but the flooding i may marksecond timen two months ellicott city flood now it's public safety issuely we aske weinstein how has addressed the issue with developers and ontributeds who have to his campaign and whether thet will prese obstacles for hisn legislmost recently in march of 2017, rye land a carte weinstein but weinstein said developers aren't his focus >> i didn't consult with developers before i came up with this idea. t

we were able to gethe builders, developers of labor unions and environmentalists together a. let's identify where the new industries should go and try to keep it compact and that seems to be a good way of approaching it. rather than fighting over every single plan for project. >> host: one thing that jumped out at me when you are reading this you said there are two issues that are theiggest threat one is climate change and populationontrol. i thought that went out with the 1970s you still think that is a problem for the world? >> guest: i'm not saying one child per family or anything like that but there are limited resources and an ever expanding population. when i fly across the country i see a lot of this land. >> host: you see they keep falling which suggests a t prices would be going up. those prices have come down so that doesn't look like we are facing a world of scarcity and the population has come down. maybe not the pressing problem you think. >> guest: i didn't see it as a pressing problem that we thought it was. certainly climate change is one. what disappoin about

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and, you know, i did gethe chance to talk to mr. hamasaki and i appreciated the effort that he put in to make sure that we got into contt. d,ou know, it was a phone conversation and i just -- it's fine. i understand my colleagues' objections. the conflict of interest is of little relevance to me. what i'meally concerned about iy whose rights are being taken away at a national level. i've been in tve had a hate group get validated by this body. where are we? everybody says they're for our rights, but i don't see it. >> supervisor breed: thank you, supervisor sheehy. colleagues, on the motion to continue cindy elias -- >> clerk: we need to take the motion to amend the motions first. >> supervisor breed: we divided the file and then specifically what i had repeated was that there was a desire to continue cindy elias for one week and to move john hamasaki forward. so that wasn sficient for a motion and a second? >> clerk: yes, if you take them all together. you nee t -- the duplication comes first and then you need to have each motion,

paul manafort must be an arrogant fool to think co-gethe get away with trying to arrange what witnessesl, notwithstanding the instructions to the contrary. the other thing, i thought the mueller office was pretty wimpy in their -- they said, you know, he should be -- the bail should be revoked or the issue should be re-visited. there are prosecutors and there are judges who would say, lock him up today. i mean, this is america. people get locked up for a ll of a lot worse than what paul manafort is accused of. the judge is taking this at a stately pace. i will take briefs from manafort on monday. i will hear an argument next friday. come on. this guy violated the terms of his release. the mueller office is like, well, you know, maybe judge, do you think you should do somethin about it. >> doesn't he have to have a chance to defend himself or not in this kind of a case? >> lots of people defend themselves from jail. >> okay. >> that's america. i just think this was such a flagrant violation. why not demand that he be locked up forthwith. >> the president once again implying that this rus

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so, yes, we are very pleased that we've beeable to gethe two leaders to talk.t we need now is to see north korea really implement changes to show that they're serious about eliminating their nuclear weapons program. whher the president's allowances and the changes he made in the military will be enough to mo thatlong, we'll see. but the judgment will come as to whether north korea takes action. >> woodruff: what's... what specific steps are you looking for. the president talkha about endinghe calls war games. the white house is now clarifying that what will contre routine training exercises. but there is still some work to be done there. so what are you lookor? >> well, judy, the next step should be the lifting -- listing of all of north korea stes participating in their nuclear program and their missil technology, an inspection of those sites. we know exactly where theyre inspectors to make sure there is no enhancement of these program, and then serious discussion on a path to eliminate their nuclear capacity. >> woodruff: but you d expect that to come from fi

there is so much criticism of them, they have been run down by all of the flood of criticism that they gethe. said, when you go to the polls to vote, remember they're not silly, thy're not villains. what do you make of that? >> well, they have been run down in large part y people who have replaced them. that's been a recurring theme. particularly, among conservative insurgents but notsi excly, running against washington, ians.ng against polit i think mr. patterson's exposure to president clinton is probably, in part -- i mean, bill clinton, let it be noted, came to office at the time of the stee dst budgeteficits in the history of the country and courageously raised taxes on the richt 1.4% of americans and produced an economy that produced 22 million new jobs, after we had the lowest economic growth in 50 years when he came in, then heft at 65% approval, and today he's way below that. so there's a certain lack of appreciation, you should say. >> woodruff: for bill clinton. for bill clinton, and i feel that may be reflected in mr. patterson's exposer to him and certainly expressed in the pres

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