pat show", ms. pat an all new "closer look.turing the 8g band with jeff bowders and now seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers and this is "late night. we hope you're all doing well tonight and now let's get to the news the biden administration is set to announce that americans should receive a coronavirus booster shot eight months after being fully vaccinated so, if you got your second shot in march, you'd have to get your booster around the time we reinvade afghanistan and former president trump appeared last night on sean hannity's show. yeah, no kidding at this point, it's as newsworthy as sean hannity appeared on "sean hannity. surprised he's not organizing the office softball league it was announced yesterday that texas governor greg abbott tested positive for a breakthrough case of the coronavirus. now, i would never wish ill on the governor but since he never wore a mask, i don't have to united airlines reportedly sent a memo to flight attendants that asked them to avoid using duct tape as a measure to rest

pat: $3.60 a pound.nd a 14-ounce dog, that comes out to $3.15 per dog. if we add 50 cents for the bun and 48 cents for toppings, we come out to $4.13. if we want to keep our margins at 70%, we're going to have to sell this jumbo dog at $13.95. but this is really creating the wow factor. what is the price-per-pound on something like this? mark: that's $4.50 a pound, and there's 6 to a pound. lemonis: so, 75 cents for this hot dog if it's $4.50 a pound. you could sell this for $5.95? -pat: $5.95. -lemonis: okay. that's great. so i got this one. we can add it because the math's making sense to me. $5 retail. $13.95 -- buns and amazing toppings. pat lafrieda just helped us kill two birds with one stone. the small dog gives us our kids' menu item and the larger dog provides a non-burger alternative for our customers. and at less than 30% food costs, both items are right where we want them to be. now it's time to show john, our potential franchisee, and see what he thinks. so, john's on his way. do you feel li

but heather's sister jen and her cousin pat thought o'connell was way off base.d in drugs? >> no. she smoked pot but she never did any kind of other drugs. >> less than a spoonful. [laughs] it was to help her anxiety. >> your family and the sheriff's department were very much not on the same page. that came pretty quickly. >> very quickly. i'd say about a month into it. >> jen and pat thought o'connell should be looking closer to home -- a lot closer. and at someone with whom heather had a volatile relationship. that person was heather's brother josh feasel. they were fighting a lot. >> oh, yeah. >> according to jen, josh sent heather an ugly text message just hours before heather went missing, berating her for failing a nursing exam. "too stupid to pass the lpn battery exam. low expectations of yourself. typical trash like your mom and dad. " >> he knew what to say that would get under her skin. >> it was fair to assume that heather and didn't always see eye to eye. >> o'connell said josh was less than cooperative when approached by investigators. >> josh would

pat experience left a mark on me i was very taken with ms. pat. you - >> nothing >> seth: nothing, okay >> nothing as much as you did >> seth: so, if somebody said, "we want you to meet this woman, ms. pat? >> yeah. >> seth: okay. >> brian grazer -- >> seth: uh-huh. >> -- wanted me to meet her. my partner, my producing partner. and he was in the middle of "empire. and i'd never seen anything -- witnessed anything like her. the closest thing i could think of, was roseanne >> seth: yeah. >> on steroids >> seth: mm-hmm. >> literally on crack, which she was selling. pat was selling. >> seth: yeah. >> and we were trying to get the show sold, and people weren't buying it, you know? and -- [ laughter ] i mean, you know, she's a crack dealer that turned her life around and now is a stand-up comic. >> seth: yeah. >> you can't -- you -- you can't -- seth, you can't make it up >> seth: well, i -- it's funny to think about you know, 'cause it's very sterile, those environments where you go and pitch tv shows. >> yeah. >> seth: and for someone -- it's very fun

that is pat gelsinger— marketplace. that is pat gelsinger from - marketplace.nger from intel. - the world—wide shortage of microchips is now also having a major impact on the tech sector and looks set to impact mobile phones, tablets and gadgets. and as just we heard it could last into 2023. on top of that, concern is rising that this christmas tech gadgets may not only be more expensive, but also in short supply. zach emmanuel is technology analyst at mintel. good morning, what are you hearing about this? yes, as we just heard there, there has been a semiconductor shortage meaning that it is much more difficult for manufacturers like apple, xbox, sony, playstation, for them to get their products are to consumers. in terms of apple specifically, it is mainly there and ipad range over the summer period, and then we'll see more of that problem around this quarter we are in now. going towards christmas, the main problem will be the gaming sector because even though the current generation consoles, the new xbox and playstation have been available since last year, i

with me and commentary duties tonight is the former scottish international pat nevin.ame? i'm looking forward to this, any game, this place will be bouncing. we've waited a long time for this. i was at the recent game here between liverpool and chelsea and the noise was scary, but a european night is different. than you in ac milan, one of the great names of european football. they are good side. italian football hasn't been at the forefront for a while but milan are at the top of the league and have won all their three league games so far and are playing with confidence. the other thing liverpool have to keep their minds, manchester united, they probably thought they had an easy one against young boys, certainly some of their fans will have done, there aren't any easy games until you get over the line. the property will have to be at their best. and you want to get to a good start at the group stages. figs good start at the group stages. as far as milan good start at the group stages. as faras milan are good start at the group stages. as far as milan are concerned they

pat, over to you.app: thank you for that introduction and certainly for your continued leadership through some of the most challenging times in new jersey's history. and thank you, mr. president for your kind words about the state police. delaware state police is pretty good too, mr. president. pres. biden: the best. pat: but your presence here sends a strong message to all of us that that support, not only response, recovery, mitigation, but the federal government is here. we saw that yesterday with the administrator and i walked around and spoke to homeowners. thank you. i also want to take this opportunity to thank and offer my gratitude for the swift assistance we got from the white house, fema, department of defense, hhs. it is an honor to stand shoulder to shoulder with all of you and show the rest of the country what it means to be a truly collaborative effort here. so thank you. and just a little bit about the day of the storm, mr. president. that morning at 10:00 a.m. we hosted a call with coo

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pat l statement of intent, as you say. pat lam has signed on for another five years.ppening at bristol over the past decade and so him being signed up past decade and so him being signed up forfive years past decade and so him being signed up for five years has really been central their vision but you are right to reference the semifinal. they were thrashed at home. a miraculous comeback. and i think thatis miraculous comeback. and i think that is the challenge for bristol now. we know they have got the squad, the coaches, the players and they have won the challenge cup. are they have won the challenge cup. are they strong enough now to reach the premiership final. he set their sights high and he wants a final this year. nothing else will do. what about saracens and they have a turn from the championship? all that history, you know, with a salary cap breaches and all that. how they set for a premiership rugby this season? well, think they are more ever. that kind of ass against the world really underpinned the saracens dominance domestically and on the european stage

joe is patting himself and everybody else on the back. but we're now in a situation, you tell me if any of this is wrong, we had americans at karzi international airport at the gate in contact with our military and they didn't go to the gate and get them on the planes that were mostly empty that left, the final planes that left. >> yes, that is accurate from the documents, it's accurate from the private citizens who ran the rescue mission and it's accurate from the military officials who confirmed that's what happened at the gate saturday and sunday. >> sean: if i was in the military, i would resign. i couldn't work for this guy. i couldn't live with myself having to leave americans behind. great reporting.ep john solomon, appreciate it. clearly, afghanistan is a gut-wrenching example of what happens when you elect a spineless career politician. what did defense secretary gate say, he's been wrong on every foreign policy matter for over 40 years. somebody so out of it, only caring about himself, true to form, over the years, as the polls

>> no. >> jimmy: this is joe and pat's, this is legendary >> i've heard of it. >> joe and pat are actuallythe original, it's my go-to. i actually had a few slices for breakfast. >> i would agree to. >> jimmy: the original look at this >> whoa, nice. >> this is what i'm talking about. >> let me ask you something. if i want salt on this, you'd probably forvee i'm irish. probably when irish people come in here, they don't even remark no matter what they do, god, they're irish, they don't know >> jimmy: irish don't really have a cuisine >> yeah. >> jimmy: everything's boiled. >> they patronize. >> jimmy: no, thanks, i would never insult you >> the salt isn't working. >> okay. >> this is good. i like thin crust. >> jimmy: yeah, look at this >> know what i mean? >> jimmy: beautiful. you fold >> you fold. >> yeah, sure, what else are you going to do? yeah don't forget i'm from brooklyn >> jimmy: holy moly. that is unbelievable that is delicious. >> it's pretty amazing >> jimmy: have you ever seen people try to eat this pizza with fork and knife? >> yes, i have >> what do you do when they do that

. >> reporter: pat davis has been selling real estate in the new jersey suburbs of new york city for>> you've got skylights here. >> in the midst of the pandemic are you getting a lot of families who had been in the city paying a whole lot of money for not a whole lot of space coming out here and they're helping fuel this market? >> absolutely. we have a lot of young people coming in with children that are looking for these types of homes, starter homes, you know, three bedrooms looking to entertain their families and have them come out. >> so welcome. you have a beautiful living room, hardwood flooring. what i love is the windows. you have these large windows let in a lot of the natural light. wood-burning fireplace. >> reporter: davis just listed this house in montclair, new jersey for $639,000. the town of montclair has become a magnet for families who want to live in the suburbs but still have easy access to new york city. with its direct trains, highly rated schools, and quaint downtown areas it is much of what home buyers are willing to pay top dollar for. >> have a little brea

jonathan: i want to talk about social policy, this is the quote from pat toomey.ys tolerating the politicalization, the fed wandering into the social and cultural areas where the fed does not belong. could i have your reaction to that? glenn: it's hard to know what senator toomey is referring to. the fed has to think about the broader social construct of the economy. the same as any organization. you want to be clear that you don't have mission creep. job one is maximum employment. and financial stability. some of the social concerns are tied up in that, like climate change for example. the fed has to be careful to focus on its key jobs and do the work. kailey: 10 chairman powell continue to do his job? do you think he deserves a second term? glenn: that is of course for the president. i think he does. the vet has a good record during the pandemic period. certainly not with everything, certainly a good record. chair powell has the ability to talk credibly to people on both sides of the aisle. i think it would be a mistake not to reappoint him. kailey: let's talk a

came out, i loved pat.le are like, "oh, wow, there's somebody who i don't like walking down the street let me use this thing as a bigoted, you know. which is always a delight. [ laughter ] you know, seth i mean, come on, it's hard enough to leave the house, my man. come on, dog anyways. you know, nobody's yelling it out as like, "hey, hi, pat!" [ laughter ] you know, it's just like -- it's not filled with a lot of, you know, hubbub-hubbub. you know what i'm talking about. [ laughter ] >> seth: hey, first of all, i'm so happy that you were here. congratulations on the show. it's such an accomplishment. >> dude. >> seth: and, hopefully next time you can be here with us in person >> that's an honor and also, i really feel this is going to go into "corrections. "corrections, we never should have had mcenany on. [ laughter ] so, i don't know i'll -- i'll check it out. [ laughter ] i'll check it out on friday, okay >> seth: well, anything to draw eyes to "corrections." you know, anything if we can just get you to

. >>> and from former president trump's new job involving a boxing ring to the news about pat sajak and vanna white, to a bizarre and slightly scary appearance by cinnamon toast crunch. >>> fromacio abc news in new yo this is america this morning. >> good thursday morning, everyone. we begin with a major headline in the fight against the coronavirus. >> one of the biggest school districts in the country is set to approve a vaccine for students. children make up one in four new covid cases and there's growing concerns about school sports. >> in some parts of the country, morgues are overrun. >> president biden will address the nation this afternoon to outline a new pandemic strategy. elizabeth schulze joins us from washington now. >> it appears los angeles will be the first major school district to make vaccines mandatory for students. >> this morning a vaccine mandate likely on the way for eligible students in the country's second-largest school system. board members in los angeles will vote on the mandate today. and a majority of them say they support the idea. it comes amid a record n

. >>> ahead on "cbs mornings," we will talk with republican senator pat toomey on why his party is against increasing the debt ceiling and what it will take to reach an agreement with the democrats. >>> a house panel has issued more subpoenas in connection to an investigation of the january 6th capitol riot. the committee wants to hear from 11 officials who were involved in planning rallies for former president trump before the attack. they'll be deposed starting at the end of next month. this is the second round of subpoenas issued in the probe. >>> and the nation's top military officer is warning about the possible resurgence of al qaeda in as soon as six months. general mark milley made the comments before a house panel yesterday. he told lawmakers about a new iy e teist group could withdrawal from ghanistan. >> a real possibility in the not-too-distant future, six, 12, 18, 24, 36 months. i think the taliban sitting in kabul significantly emboldens the radical jihadi movement globally. >> the white house says terrorist groups have been vastly diminished in the region in part because osa

joining us pennsylvania senator pat toomey. thanks so much for joining us. good to see you.will vote tomorrow -- >> good morning, jake. >> -- to fund the government and suspend the u.s.'s borrowing limit. are you committed to voting no even if that means risking a government shutdown and the u.s. defaulting on its debts in the midst of a tough economic time already? >> so i will certainly be voting no if the democrats insist on combining the debt ceiling increase or suspension with the continuing operations of the government, and there is no calamity that's going to happen, jake. if that were a serious risk, don't you think the equity markets from last week rather than fully recovering after the scare that came out of evergrande in china, rather than fully recovering as they did, make they would have traded of. i think that's because the millions of investors across america know no such calamity is going to occur. >> why? >> what's going to happen is after republicans vote no, chuck schumer will do what he could have done months ago, weeks ago, what he could do tomorrow amen

thank you, pat. tranchina: thanks for taking the time to see us, man.see what we do. -marcus. -lemonis: hi, guys. with some major changes to the burger and the building, i feel like we're making a lot of progress. i just want to make sure that we stay that way. this looks a lot better. as you went through this process of cleaning this place, what did you learn? sammy: i think we had a good start. tranchina: yes. and we need to get back to basics, yeah. sammy: we went off track a bit, 'cause we used to stay two hours past when we were closing to make sure the floors were scrubbed down and things were put back together. -lemonis: what is that? -sammy: that's a camera. lemonis: there's one in here, too? sammy: yeah. todd: you know why? 'cause we're having people that walk out with product. lemonis: who put the cameras in originally? todd: the cameras were here from day one. fuji: there were more added cameras... -lemonis: they added more after? -fuji: ...and more and more. lemonis: and who added them? fuji: it was between covello and todd. lemonis: fuji, i

republican senator pat toomey who voted to impeach former president trump joins me ahead. >>> hello i'm jake tapper in washington where the state of the union is wondering if today's democrats will prove they can govern. this is the most important legislative week of biden's legacy. in a letter to house democrats saturday, house speaker nancy pelosi said "the next few days will be a time of intensity" telling her party that they must fund the government, pass the bipartisan infrastructure bill, pass a $3.5 trillion spending bill this week. tomorrow is the day house speaker nancy pelosi had promised moderates the house would vote on the bipartisan infras infrastructure bill that cleared the senate last month. house progressives say they will vote no on infrastructure if there isn't first a vote on the $3.5 trillion reconciliation package, there remains broad disagreement what should be in the final version. moderate speakers say pelosi needs to keep her promise and bring the infrastructure bill for a vote. with both sides digging in, democratic leaders must figure out how to please every

pat sajak and vanna white are not calling it quits, but a couple of new twists you will notice. drew: a cooler afternoon on the way, but we also have a fire weather watch. encompassing much of california and the threat because of lightning. you can see the area under the threat, stretches from tahoe to redding to sacramento and parts of the bay area, mainly the north bay and inland east bay. it starts at 5:00 p.m. locally because of a chance of a thunderstorm, along with how dry our landscape is. the drought monitor, there is no change to the drought categories across the region, but much of the bay area underneath the exceptional drought category, the worst drought category. our landscape is extremely dry, so the threat of lightning comes with an increased threat of new texas -- new fire starting. see this moisture coming off the southern california coastline? that will stream into northern california later tonight into early tomorrow morning. that area of low pressure will be the instigating factor to give martic in the atmosphere to create the threat of dry lightning. the sun

pat nevin, thank you very much.whole of tennis right now. emma raducanu sealed her place in the last eight of the us open after yet another dominant display to knock out shelby rogers. it was set to be a tough test for raducanu — her american opponent on home soil with home support, too. but the 18—year—old from britain, who went a break down early in the first set, responded in devastating style. she won 11 games in a row on the way to a 6—2, 6—1victory. a really confident performance, which the fans have really enjoyed so far at flushing meadows. from the beginning here in new york, and my— from the beginning here in new york, and my first _ from the beginning here in new york, and my first round, i received so much _ and my first round, i received so much support and it made me feel extremely— much support and it made me feel extremely welcome here. i'm really grateful _ extremely welcome here. i'm really grateful. even to play shelby, who is an american and received that month— is an american and received that m

so i'm going to say no to that >> seth: pat on the face >> i don't like the word pat either >> seth: don't like anybody touching my face >> you're very particular about your face. >> seth: inside of the mouth is fine, because that's - [ laughter ] i don't like the dry side. but the wet part >> yep the only person allowed to pat my face is my plastic surgeon. [ laughter ] >> seth: at the end to see if it holds -- if it's holding? >> good job. sticks it together >> seth: i think we're good. he's like, i'm going to give it a few pats and then if it holds, you can you go right out >> he's like, there we go. it won't fall off. >> seth: slap on the back. >> well, i have a more positive connotation with that, 'cause that feels irish to me >> seth: right >> but in this case it's italian. >> seth: yeah. i think -- of everything we've gone through so far, slap on the back is the finest >> although, we've all had experiences where we've gotten the, like, angry slap on the back >> seth: right >> from somebody that's like, "good job, buddy." >> seth: passive-aggressive. yeah, yeah >> yeah. >> set

i believe we have pat back on the line.e were talking about the timeline from when brian laundrie reportedly went missing from his family's house and your thoughts on that and do you think in light of all of this that we're hearing, his parents or whoever is living in the home could potentially be in legal trouble. >> absolutely. even though they say they're not, everybody in this case will be an accessory to his disayou s disappearance. once they knew he was a possible suspect in the case they should have been on this case, looking at everybody in the family including the parents and maybe they knew the wear bouts dash dash whereabouts of everybody in case remains were found, they should have been aware of where he was at. todd: looking forward what investigators doing in the search for brian laundrie. >> they should have gotten the search warrants for the vehicle, the house, his labtop, his devices. this way they would know of his menal tall state of mind, what he was doing, what he was planning to do. in addition, they s

not even a pat recruiting that can stop you from doing your right to vote and your duty. and for me to flip this one mine was the last order cited to make a grand entrance up to shore. rocky turned up in a deep sea diving outfit for the navy despite an obvious lack of ocean made plus with the stuff. so i thought a stephanie taught me, you wouldn't expect to see your hair out of rough, lots of bucks. so that was something you wouldn't expect to hear a rush lesson sounds exactly what famous french actors are on said while coughing his boat. now, it actually was quite big news. what happened with granted russian citizenship back in 2013. he's had quite a few election to vote in the past. you had told john that he likes the fact that there was so many candidates to choose from 14 parties. i've said rocket record number. it's is facing this time to buy from us from a very rainy, very what, but very beautiful on the left was from our resort election. and we're now starting to get a rough idea of the makeup of this stay due for the next 5 years. as i mentioned earlier, united ru

not even a pat recruiting that can stop you from doing your right to vote and your duty. the end for me to flip this one. mine was the last or decided to make a grand entrance to show rocky turned up in a deep sea diving outfit designed for the navy. despite an obvious lack of ocean, you made a flash of the stuff. so i thought it's actually thought that you wouldn't expect to see or hear out a rush. so that was something you wouldn't expect to hit out of rush election. that's exactly what famous french actors. y'all just said, well, coughing his boat. now it was quite big news. what happened was grand russian citizenship back in 2013. he's had quite a few elections to vote and you're told john that he likes the fact that there was so many candidates to choose from 14 policies. like i said, rocket record number that is facing this time. so the buy from us from a very rainy, very what, but very useful on the left must go from off the top election. and we're now starting to get a rough idea of the makeup of the state duma for the next 5 years. as i mentioned earlier, united

and they get to my pocket and keep patting. this white powder starts billowing out.w i had done something wrong, because i was smuggling something i should. have been. so i turned to my dad and i said, i'm so sorry. i know you told me not to do it, i did it any way. i apologize. he steps in, it was me, i gave it to him. i always wanted to spend my life in a cambodian jail. please, take me. so i'm escorted off. so they get the gloves on, the dog comes over and they put the glove into my pocket and they pull out a bar of soap and a shampoo bottle and a bottle of talcum powder that i had stolen from the hotel bathroom. my dad had been like, you don't need it. we can buy you talcum at home in the uk if you love it so much. but it was such a rare thing to find in the bathroom. >> jimmy: for sure. >> i just couldn't turn down the opportunity. but i have never taken anything ever since from a hotel bathroom. >> jimmy: not even the sewing kit, huh? >> that's always dangerous going through security. talcum powder and a sewing kit. >> jimmy: i never imagined you as a talc kind

pat sajak and vanna white will continue through 2024. pat sajak will serve as consulting producer. last week, mike richards stepped down after his previous offensive comments were surfaced. you will notice new things on the show. pat sajak will no longer do the final spin. instead, the contestant in control of the wheel at the time will spin to determine the amount each consonant is worth during the speed up around. you can watch wheel of fortune right here on abc 7. coming up the seven things to know this morning. julian: an expert reveals when to expect the best deals on travel. we take a live look outside, traffic moving nicely. ♪ ♪ ♪ small decisions make a world of difference. ikea. >> here are the seven things to know. the taliban will reportedly allow 200 u.s. citizens and afghan refugees to leave afghanistan. according to reuters, the charter flights are expected to depart today. julian: president biden is expected to give a speech today, laying out his six step plan to be covid-19. it pushes for more vaccinations and safety kumasi: practices in schools. kumasi:mandatory --

you could be a little peer, you can pat the u. k. on the head you can pat friends on the top of the head, germany, etc. ok. and now we're at this ark of history right now, because if you want to preserve your civilization, you're going to have to find ways to resuscitate yourself within the, this is the argument i've had in george and i disagreed many times on this. but you know, the, the biggest problem, the us, as with china is that the us needs to get its own house in order. and there's no indication that's going to happen. as matter fact. everyone talks about succession cultural civil war. and i don't see that getting any better, and that is not a very good foundation to look at this new competition on the world stage. go ahead . absolutely right. empires rot from within. and there's many, many signs of that happening in the us. but the leadership has been able to fool people so far in the united states that they are the preeminent nation, that they are the exceptional nation that they're better than everybody else. and the publi

you nearly dislocated your shoulder though, patting yourself on the back for the great job you've done. i mean, just yesterday you stated we did the right thing by our citizens in working feverishly to get every one of them out quick, but you didn't get every one of them out. this administration's bungle pull out from afghanistan, just maybe the worst foreign affairs disaster in american history or blink. and of course, he is culpable in many ways, but the department of defense is a big player here. and a tone of the questioning is really political theater. and you can, you can kind of watch it on both sides. it's more entertaining than it is revealing . we blame trump for everything. we don't see signs so that i assessed the situation 8 months ago, let's say in january, let's say at the end of january when he took power. it didn't seem like he was really assessing what he had been left by the previous administration. and that's the duty of all presidents as they tread for power. so he can blame trump. i don't think it's, it's really valid. in this case. frank, for the 1st time hump ha

then, pat sajak came in, and that is the rest of the story. had no idea but i am sure pat sajak makes a lot more than that now. [laughter] larry: $20 million a year? and they work one day a week. they tape five shows in one day. there is a rumor that all the talk show host get together and play golf. kristen: nice work if you can get it. dan: we should talk to the boss about doing our newscast that way. [laughter] your eyes. beautiful on the outside, but if you have diabetes, there can be some not-so-pretty stuff going on, on the inside. it's true, if you have diabetes, you know high blood sugar is the root of the problem. but that excess sugar can cause the blood vessels to be seriously damaged. and when that happens, this could happen, vision loss or even blindness. that's right, diabetic retinopathy is a leading cause of blindness for adults in the u.s. but even though you can't see it, there is something you can do about it. remember this: now is the time to get your eyes checked. eye care is an incredibly important part of your long-term

just go to say nothing, not even a pat recruiting that can stop you from doing your right to vote and your duty. and for me to flip this one mind was the last or decided to make a grand entrance to show rocky turned up in a deep sea diving outfit designed for the navy. the quite an obvious lack of ocean made for the last of the stuff. so i thought exactly thought that you wouldn't expect to see or hear out a rush. let's set a bus. so that was something you wouldn't expect to hear. a rush lesson sounds exactly what the famous french actors are. all just said, well costing his vote. now it actually was quite big news. what happened with grand russian citizenship back in 2013. he's had quite a few election to vote and you told john that he likes the fact that there was so many candidates to choose from 14 parties. like i said, rocket record number is facing this time to buy from us from. 1 a very rainy, very what, but very useful on the left must go from our resort election to do the and we're now starting to get a rough idea of the makeup of the state duma for the next 2 years. as i men

pat. so the, the election results are the worst ever anglo merkel, c d u party, and the ruling lions. what has gone so badly wrong for them do you thing? well, 1st of all, it doesn't come as a surprise said f, the 60 years off the c d o being empower people in germany, one of the different government. this is something which usually is expected in democracy. second, and even more important, the c d. u, under the rule of america is adopted so many positions of the social democrats of the green parties. the christian democrats have cockpit to put a right way, social democratic and grim policies that voters now have the impression, well, why don't you vote for the regional or not only for the christian democrats as a copy of these policies? so the general minds in germany is leading towards the social democrats and towards the greens. i'd say a for b, c. and you will have to accept the road of an opposition party. now angle american, who, some of called the matriarch of europe, some called he

pat moynihan knew that was true of kathy hochul. in her first address as governor, she mentioned her grand parents as teenagers fleeing poverty in ireland looking for a better life but she didn't mention when she was born, her family was living in a trailer near the bethlehem steel plant. her father jack courtney was working at the plant at night and was attending college during the day. her mother stayed at home raising children. she was the second oldest child. she went to syracuse university and successfully protested apartheid, a movement joined on college campuses around the country. after law school, she married bill and she was in her third term as lieutenant governor when andrew cuomo resigned last month. andrew cuomo and his political operatives tried to drop her from the ticket in the last election but she mounted a campaign independent from the governor's campaign and she won. governor hochul is new york's first woman governor and the first new york governor from buffalo. kathy hochul is as of tonight the only declared ca

kumasi: after more than a month from being separated, pat has been -- pat has been read at it his family this is stevie. his owner released him when the fire approached their home. a woman spotted stevie more than one month later. i wasn't ready for the close-up. they were able to track down the family and reunite them. the river fire burned 26 hundred acres and was fully contained last month. reggie: i have some more animals. the south bay celebrating the return of beaver. a while like camera shows two beavers in action, working to build a dam. they've been scarce in the area for nearly 100 years. the fact that they are returning is a sign the waterway is healthy. >> the committee because rallied around our creeks. we are coming up on one million pounds of trash removed. these are the results of all that hard work. reggie: we are happy to see the beavers back and glad the river doesn't look like this. aren't good to the environment. kumasi: a limit gold medalist simone biles is kicking off her cold over america tour. it starts in tucson. they will be in the bay area on sunday. the show

that is a huge, huge step towards healing. >> reporter: for pat wasyliw, reconciliation came after ahe blue, her mother called and apologized. what did it mean to you to have reconciled with her before she died? >> oh, it was really important. it was really important. i literally don't know how i would have felt if i had never spoken to her again and then i heard that she had passed away. >> if you think i've conveniently lost my memory of you, you're wrong. >> reporter: but for whit hill, there was no happy ending. four decades of disconnect ended with no hug, no explanation, just news last year that her mother had died. >> you would think i won't care after all of this time, right? i wish i didn't. i wish i hadn't cared. but i screamed and fell into my husband's arms and cried. >> i think we are hard-wired to have very strong feelings about our family. these are the people that are the closest to us. they are the ones that watch us grow up or raised us. remember that every family has conflicts. but when there is conflict, be willing to put aside what is right and what is wrong, and

i love pat. i had met him with pain clinic, him accumulation, black, her hello, say hearted out is community onto the son him was it adds exclusive, tardy commission. and i'm wondering you know, the more the why didn't i know but your whole gone by an hour. got your, your own car, your thought or john in the shower, him out. you don't. one does not much nice that you buy a shove, i might be a good deal to show in my boss machine, which the fios, i mean, so you don't need to read why no one would go to the bottom. i see my my john dynamic should be or she can still do that. no, no, no, no. you me. oh oh i i been messing with it occasion. yes. is there that i sort of to boil viet 3 time or push that out? of course. yeah. how about it by the horse? but why don't you know by that and i will be there in man hollow, lloyd was in bad goods either the other was over the why do you look at why all the show him a better a new annoy keisha finance. now i don't know my parents didn't with this and that was m

pat could take weeks, at least 4 people have died. so those were the headlines. the news continues here on our era, after witness the brother stadium. thanks for watching bye. for now. talk to al jazeera, we what gives you hope that there is going to be peace because the situation on the ground seems to be pointing. otherwise we listen. we were never on the whatever road to off migration. we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories on sierra me i me ah ah ah no official coming you know, she didn't patricia no initial proposal to catch a fresh choice service. patricia? yes. wed tuition. your home just go to take a love to the people news until 11. i did. okay, so can you prove to me when you mute of hong money spoke, if it didn't tall you let your mom or mark dean affect the motion of his it, but it is yet the elite and often we didn't about the more that was don't cup of america advocate peg on us, you know, with the definite dismissal on a chauffeur for his own phone voice. you wanted to get us your way. is that going on this bus, your to l no. la

pat cash went on...'s the chicago sun times with the headline... the patient, who was an anti—mask campaigner, has since died. but this isn tjust people making demands of doctors or going to a pet shop to buy dewormer. some doctors appear to be on board. data for august shows that over 88,000 prescriptions for ivermectin were written in one week. typically, 3,600 prescriptions are given. that s after the fda s advice — and happened despite available research suggesting no benefit. on that available research, the new york times tells us a "recent review of 1a ivermectin studies concluded none provided evidence of the drug s ability to prevent covid, improve patients conditions or reduce mortality." another 31 studies are underway to test the drug. or we can listen to merck, which is the company that makes it. back in february 2021, it put out a statement that left little room for doubt. it says there is "no scientific basis for a potential therapeutic effect against covid—19 from pre—clinical studies no m

i mean, she's got the physical performance absolutely down pat, so that's great. as good as her performance. 0k, yes, a mixed bag. i mean, jennifer hudson is very talented, isn't she? and herself — i'm — well, i'm fascinated to know what you made of it. ok, so i mentioned that i don't think that respect knows what to do with its themes of domestic abuse. so in the case of herself, this is an irish drama played at sundance in 2020 — before everything happened — and it's co—written by clare dunne who stars as sandra, who is a mother who has an abusive partner, she needs to get away from the abusive partner with her children to find a house. she can't find a house and then she sees, online, someone saying, "look, it's possible to build a house for a fairly small amount of money". this sounds ridiculous but then, a family friend says "well, i'll give you my back garden," effectively, "to do it in, if you can make the house". here's a clip. a house? hmm. our own house? hmm. at the bottom of the garden? like a fairy house. the only thing is, girls — _ and this is really

it's been a really dramatic six months pat, we haven't spoken to you through the process. but given the fact that you did initially strike a deal with canadian pacific back in march at a lower price, then canadian national swooped in with higher bid, you went with that offer instead until the regulators put up the roadblocks and now we find this combination moving forward from here as well. i'm just wondering how you would recap the last six months and whether you were surprised by all the goings on of it? >> it's been a fast and furious six months it's actually been longer than that, but just this last phase of it. all i will say is that, you know, the canadian pacific, kansas city southern combination made tremendous sense in march it makes tremendous sense now. as keith mentioned, we don't overlap by a single mile we don't even overlap by a single yard. we come together here in kansas city their network north and across canada ours is south and across mexico. obviously when the canadian national came in with a higher bid, our board had an obligation to consider that bid

she taught pat very well and we really got along and he is doing a great job too. [applause] >> once you gave us the trifecta, it was important to us that we would deliver on promises. it is most important thing we do in the legislature is go to the capital every day and think about the things we promised on the campaign trail and go down there and do them. as kaufman said, that doesn't seem like a big idea about the world is full of politicians to come to events like this, make promises to you and when they get to d.c. or des moines, they forget it. that is not what we do here. our number one goal is to keep those promises. i want to talk about the top three items we promised. number one, i can't believe i am saying this but the hottest issue last fall and in january when we got to the capital was should our kids go to school? it was a heated debate. we were one of two states, iowa and florida were the only two states. [applause] that said no matter what town you live in, no matter the school district, parents, if you want your kids in school, they will be. we kep

mary pat, thanks for coming. a man known well in these parts, former congressman elton gallagny and his wife francis. elto [ applause ] >> and andrew littlefare and his son alex. thank you for coming. [ applause ] >> we're honored to have all of you with us as the reagan library continues its time for choosing speaker series. next month we will mark the 57th anniversary of the speech in which president reagan, not yet a candidate for any office, made that phrase famous. observers of our work here at the reagan library and those who studied our 40th president will know that it's indeed what we call simply "the speech." that's because "the speech" set in motion a chain of events that would launch a remarkable political career, define a conservative movement and reshape a national political party. now nearly six decades later, the republican party is facing its own time for choosing. is it a party that's still compatible with the fundamental principles of ronald reagan? what are its core philosophies? what domestic