patrick, where is camilla?ast atlanta and hit florida and back up and find to where and turn right. >> it sounds like my life. >> wow. >> is that a person or a town

and patrick murphy will enter the war room. and then how about that, clinton for mayor. tower for ambassador? we'll separate the pipe dreams from the possible. it's "the war room" on tuesday night. we're justststststststststststststststststststststststststst you know who is coming on to me now? you know the kind of guys that do reverse mortgage coming on to me all the time now. (vo) she gets the comedians laughing and the thinkers thinking. >>ok, so there's wiggle room in the ten commandments, that's what you're saying. you would rather deal with ahmadinejad than me. >>absolutely. >> and so would mitt romney. (vo) she's joy behar. >>and the best part is that current will let me say anything. what the hell were they thinking? at cepacol we've heard people are going to extremes to relieve their sore throats. oh, okay, you don't need to do that. but i don't want any more of the usual lozenges and i want new cooling relief! ugh. how do you feel? now i'm cold. hmm. this is a better choice. new cepacol sensations cools instantly, and has an active ingredient that stays with yo

the name's patrick. tom patrick. we're glad you came calling mr. patrick.spent a year in jail for rustling. that's a lie. i'm no rustler. the law says different and i got a list of every rustler let out of jail in the past year. and your names right at the top. he was innocent, mr. patrick. it was madden's men who pulled that raid. i'm sorry, ma'am, but i got no proof of that. and if you don't want us to raid you up with the rest of the madden gang, you better get off this land pronto. let him try to run us off. just let him try. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ me follow trail to dark, kimosabe. see no sign of madden gang. come back here to camp. i had better luck than you, tonto. you mean, you find out something last night? yes. all we need to know. right after midnight, i couldn't see much because it was so dark. but i heard plenty. them off on another raid? yes. only this time it didn't come off so well. tom patrick and his ranchers managed to capture madden. that leaves the gang without their leader. that plenty good news. there is some bad news, too. the gang is holding t

young patrick protesters of once again demonstrating in madrid this is an almost daily occurrence not just how long can the government carry on not listening to its people. well that's a really interesting question altogether bill because they've done it incredibly successfully for the course of the last six months or so since they've been in for want of a better term power because i mean here is a government that has effectively and an overall majority they can do absolutely anything they want and they seem to be absolutely determined to do more or less nothing and it's really a tragedy because they're not helping the spanish economy and they're not helping the people either but the government says the cuts in this is how to maintain hospitals provide people with medical care won't privatizing the health service help patrick isn't that the right answer. look the problem is that the spanish government doesn't have any money and that's ultimately the problem the difficulty with the spanish government is that it hasn't actually wanted to bite the bullet or the multiple areas in which it

and at that moment, patrick was a little bit too pushy. and he said, who was it, joran? tell me, who it was? you can trust me. and then we could see that joran was a little bit uncomfortable, because of the fact that patrick was pushy and didn't stop with it. then he said, well, it was lowrey. and we could see at that moment that he made it up. >> de vries didn't believe that van der sloot was being truthful about his friend's identity, but the sting continued on. continued to talk about his involvement with natalee. >> as the conversation continued, for the very first time, van der sloot described what he says happened in the last moments of natalee holloway's life. >> van der sloot claimed he picked up natalee and moved her then-motionless body away from the water. >> a few minutes later, she was lying dead in his arms. >> he said that he panicked at that moment. didn't know what to do. he was on the beach with a girl dying in his arms and he wanted to get rid of the body and he phoned somebody. >> as van der sloot continued to tell his story over the next few days, he

young co-author of the gathering storm brown bear broadband good to see you patrick so how bad do you think it's going to get if not in january but in the first quarter of two thousand and thirteen. well the situation is an incredibly perilous i mean think about the history of american debt three decades ago america owed the world about nine hundred and it billion dollars now that may sound like a big number but bear in mind at the moment it borrowing a hundred billion dollars every single month the total debt in america is roughly fifteen trillion dollars i mean that's the sort of amount of money that if you put the notes end to end you get most of the way towards mars it's an absolutely rejects of mind of money and the problem we've got is you've got politicians who are still in never-never land mr obama is wanting to actually exist then the a mind of money that america can manage to borrow it's a bit like giving a drunk more vodka as i've often said and at the same time you've got the republicans who are suddenly wanting to have bogle fiscal responsibility from actually having abdi

having said these geopolitical on the someone from london patrick evening now referring to its goal of presence britain's top military chief said quote should the need arise for another libya style intervention we will be prepared. what do you think the ultimate purpose of this military boost in the region and. well looking at current developments in the region they could be referring to military intervention in syria that would deploy air assets possibly a no fly zone as we saw in libya of course this was debatable a few months ago but looking at the degree day ssion of internal syria it could be around the corner in two thousand and thirteen but if you look they've more or less encircled the region so we'll talk about iran in a minute but syria is definitely within earshot of those states with those assets i mean the u.s. and britain together got a vast military presence in the countries surrounding iran you mentioned and then as we've seen this much bring up a map in a second what kind of signal. does does this send to tehran now. that the justification for this massive buildup i

patrick o'keefe still with us.lready said you think the jobless rate might tick up and we should expect a figure of 40,000. if it actually comes in better than that, how would you consider it? >> i would consider anything above 40,000 new jobs as a positive report. so and i ronnicly, even though it was substantially below the 170,000 we've lnched over the last three months, anything above 40,000 indicates that the forward momentum of the job market continues. so here a negative number should be viewed positively. >> you've also been looking at unemployment insurance claims. what are you seeing there? >> one of the reasons my forecast is a little bit below everybody else, because i'm really struck by the fact that in the couple of weeks immediately after sandy, applications for unemployment benefits jumped by one third. that's a tremendous number. and would indicate that the reports of unemployment job growth will be substantially weaker than many think. >> what's going on with job holding in general, patrick? >>off

it's really my pleasure to introduce patrick tyler, a man who doesn't need introduction. he's author of multiple books on china, the middle east and most recently the excellent new book, "fortress israel," which is a really excellent account of the last several decades of the kind of israeli national security establishment and, obviously, of considerable interest right now given the recent events in gaza. in addition to his work as an author, patrick has had a distinguished career at "the new york times" where he was chief correspondent. he was also baghdad bureau chief, london bureau chief, beijing bureau chief, moscow bureau chief, the list goes on and on. and so patrick is going to talk about the big themes of his book for around 20, 25 minutes, and then i'll ask him one or two questions and then open up to you, the audience, for questions. and since c-span is covering, bear in mind that you should wait for a mic and identify yourself and ask a question, not make a statement. thank you. >> thanks, pete. thanks very much for that introduction. i'm very grateful to the n

patrick, thank you very much for being here today. [applause] i will note that currently the caps program is lodged under city mmptdor's office and a conversation i had when i was city administrator and we wanted to put it at a place, but it is there for now, but with patrick's help we will make sure that program flourishes at the right place and with all the different resources that we have to have along with my commitment we will have appropriate legislation in due time when we are ready when placed out before the voters what we require but we will do that in collaboration and not talking out because it is expensive and we know lives are at stake and we have to do it the right way and have a program that will work for everybody. now, i also want to say to you that there has been a person certainly in my own career as a public servant that has been impactful. i met rear admiral john banoff in 89 after the earthquake. he was still with the navy. helped us tremendously with a aircraft carrier and the work in recovery, and in 1992 mayor

nascar's dan kwa ika patrick tells us about her character on the game. it's coming up on coffee with. please stay tuned, we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,

. >>> utah republican mike lee gave vermont democrat and batman enthusiastic patrick leahy a batman snuggie. i didn't know those existed. happy holidays. >>> last night filmmaker and michael moore told ed schultz he is determined to change his state's newly enacted right to work law that says private and public workers do not have to pay union fees. take a listen. >> they know people don't support what their doing. that's why they had to rush this thing through before january 1st. same reason they had voter suppression. why would you suppress the vote if you thought the majority of americans were conservative? you have to suppress the vote because you know you're in the minority. it's an admission on their part they know the american people don't like the republicans or the conservative philosophy. we're a different country now. and i think a lot of them don't have a clue about that.

representative patrick mchenry, republican from north carolina. good to have you on the program. thanks for joining us. let's talk about where we are. what would you say? where are we in terms of a deal? >> not as bad as last week and not as bad as the week before. not really in a great position to get things done. the president's more interested in campaigning around the country and telling people to send twitter messages to me on my twitter account. i haven't really seen much. we haven't seen much in the way of phone calls either. that's what he's trying to do. this campaign style rather than sitting down and actually negotiating. >> we did see a tweet earlier from the president basically saying, look, if your taxes go up, it's the republicans' fault. what are you willing to give on? >> what is he willing to give on? this is an interesting question. the president has spent the last month talking about tax increases. and my question to him is, where are the smepending cuts? come to the table with this. we in the house put forward the ryan budget. for two years we got the heck be

is actually a familiar face and no stranger to my spot as coveted villain of the day that would be patrick moore on sorry more ran. through to son of twelve term congressman jim moran i first highlighted patrick on my show in late october when it's clear that the presidential candidate mitt romney could potentially lose the general election and the only spoke to an undercover reporter were openly encouraged using a legal methods of voting including falsifying documents like utility bills using microsoft word but if you didn't think that this guy's a can even weasel already i'm giving him another started a pled guilty to assaulting his girlfriend outside of a bar right here in washington d.c. that's right folks this guy is a lady beater he hits girls to d.c. police officers actually witnessed first hand patton grabbing his girlfriend from the back of her head and smashing it into a metal trash can which broke her nose and fractured her skull and then surprisingly as what would be the case of the son of a prominent politician a nephew of the head of the virginia democratic party pat well be

nascar's dan kwa ika patrick tells us about her character on the game. it's coming up on coffee with. please stay tuned, we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> good morning. it's 6:29 on this tuesday, december 18th, 2012. i'm jessica kartalija. a live look at m&t bank stadium. nice and clear this morning. wjz has weather and traffic together. let's go to marty. >> let's take a look at how this day is going to square away. 48 on tv hill. that 48 is going to be about a degree warmer than this time yesterday. understand it was 53 an hour and a half ago. we lost a little bit of the over night fog. 58 at lunch. that's going to be your daytime high with sunshine. >>> now over the sharon gibala at wjz traffic control. >> good morning. so far not so bad on the roads. we've cleared up all of our accidents. we're looking at some very minor delays on 95. 95 between the beltway and the tunnel, you might have to tap your brakes. same goes for the west side of the beltway. 42 is now your average with a 15 minute drive time between 795 and 95. there's a look at 95 in an

patrick henry said the same thing.soon you have this evolution movement that began to grow and grow. they tried to silence john quincy adams the more he spoke out. they passed a gag rule making a against the rules of the house to use the word slavery. any time he tried to use it, the speaker of the house was from tennessee, future president polke said he's out of order and they would shell out order. so he started pulling out these petitions from constituents at first but then from all over the country because citizens under the constitution had the right to petition congress. so he would read a petition for the abolition of slavery. i'm simply reading it from the petitions. i believe you write that term gag rule came about because of adams and he had a friendship with jefferson was a slave owner. how did that work? >> it didn't work at all. it started when he was very young. jefferson had lost one of his daughters and his wife and when jefferson got to paris as a hour ambassador, he was forlorn and quite lonely and he

patrick allen answers your pet questions. e-mail them to pet questions, wbal, 3800 hooper avenue, baltimore, maryland, 21211 -- baltimore, maryland, 21211 -- petquestions@wbaltv.com it's about getting fios. that moment after you finally got it, that you actually get it. when you can see blades of artificial grass in their full glory, you get it. or the first time you download a two-hour movie in two minutes, you get it. because once you've got it, you get it. now you can get fios for an amazing price online, just $79.99 a month with a two year agreement. act now and you'll also get $300 back. hurry. this holiday deal ends soon. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities go to got2getfios.com. at 800-974-6006 tty/v. once you've got it, you get it. >> dr. patrick allen is here to answer your pet questions with a sneak morkie -- suite -- sweet morkie. he is really nice. he was skittish at first. nice to have you. let's get to some questions. i love to make christmas cookies and i am always tempted to share them with

the first thing he would done, patrick and i would have gone right along with him.they would've gone in your bedroom and threats of attack that tag for the mattress. >> will entertain questions for the audience. they urge you in homage brian lamb, founder of c-span who tuning asks the best questions, which are simple and direct, we can emulate playing tonight, that would be good. go ahead. >> the suggestion that abigail has for her children, which was virtue and loyalty. >> virtual, integrity and love of country. >> with a virtue can appear 10 cents a virtue was that virtue in the sense of mac belly? >> it was in this sense of service to your society. his parting words to his heirs, john quincy adams before he died, he knew that his one surviving son was already becoming an accomplished citizen. he would later become a president for vice candidate and his grandson, henry adams was a brilliant writer who later became a distinguished historian. he left this to his heirs. he said you must have one important purpose in life to use your talent and knowledge for the benef

patrick you have just purchased yourself a label from a pat medicine bottle.eals plus twenty five dish washing dollars. where is that southern pride, mint julip with blisters. if i get him, i'll stomp wow we had some close moments there, didn't we? watch for us in the next roy rogers show. ♪to you until we meet ♪again happy trails ♪to you keep smiling ♪until then happy ♪trails to you till we meet ♪again ♪ ♪lassie. starring ♪june lockhart, hugh riley ♪jon provost as timmy ♪and of course lassie ♪ ♪ well, you didn't waste much time. there wasn't very much water. tomorrow morning we'll start looking for the right place to dig the new well. okay, lassie and i will help you look. i'm afraid it's not gonna be that easy. we'll have to get an expert to tell us where to dig and how deep to go. we'll hire mr. landers, he's a geologist. a what? a geologist. that's a man who studied the earth and rock formations. did mr. landers say how much he would charge us? fifty dollars. boy, fifty dollars just to find water? why don't we start saving water? i could stop ta

and number three scott brown if he runs again would have some tough opposition, either duval patricka good deal of time saturday night with ed markey who would be a phenomenal candidate. ed told me he is seriously considering -- he came close to telling me he would run for senate if kerry gets the nomination. >> jennifer: breaking news! how do you like that! >> bill: i didn't announce it. i'm saying he's seriously considering it. i think he would an phenomenal candidate. >> jennifer: he would. i would say, i don't know him as well as i know duval patrick who is a great -- he would be fabulous too. it would be interesting to see because if there's a vacancy i think duvall patrick has to appoint somebody like he did when ted kennedy obviously passed away. so does he appoint a placeholder? does he appoint markey? once you're a governor, you wonder whether somebody's interested in being in a legislative branch, anyway. it is so fascinating to see how this shakes out. >> bill: and i hope there's another good job. there's got to be another great job for susan rice. i would have to say mayb

patrick j. buchanan was in that white house. the the rates went from 70 to 28% during his presidency, true or false, sir. >> true. it went from 70 and then it went down to 50 and then it went to 28%. i was there on the plane when we got word that we had a deal to cut to 28% and i said take it. let me add one point, sean. i was looking over my editorials from 1962 just yesterday, and i have endorsed jack kennedy's proposal. you know what it was? take the top rate on individual income taxes from 91% to 71%. i think kennedy died before it happened, but i think the corporate rate was, if i recall, 43% to take it down to 35. i'm not sure about that, but i know i endorsed it, and i endorsed kennedy's argument because it sounded right. >> hang on a second. the republicans now offer 2.2 trillion in debt to the president's lack of serious proposal here. the president said he wants some type of grand bargain. he wants it to be fair. he's willing to work with the republicans. show me in his proposal where he's moved at all because what gei

i'm danica patrick, and i drive4copd. take action today to breathe better tomorrow.the movement at drive4copd.com. take our screening questionnaire today, and talk to your doctor. >>> welcome back to the "rtm" 2012 countdown, everybody. top three time, and our number three video is quite a catch. >> the law of the jungle, killer be killed, always the strong survive, all the other things they say about the law of the jungle. got to warn you, this video can be a little tough to watch. what do you see lurking in the brush? leopard, a beast. spotted beast. it's a leopard, my friends. but he's not there just hanging out in the shade because he's tired. he's lurking because he hears something a coming. >> oh! >> yes! >> that's the most brilliant takedown i've ever seen in the jungle. >> it's something right out of professional wrestling. a heard of impalas. not chevy impalas, impala the animal, he leaps, suplexes one of them, takes it down, then begins tossing it around like it's a rag doll. this is what happens in nature. he was like, you've got to be kidding me. i'm goin

. >> reporter: the program hosted by cbs' own kneel patrick hair -- own neil patrick harris kicks off month-long celebration on the ellipse featuring 56 trees for each state, territories and d.c., plus santa's workshop. after you stroll through santa's workshop, kids under 12 can come right here to this seat and take a picture with the big man himself free until christmas eve. >> this is a great opportunity to get folks to think a little bit about the time of the year -- a bit about safety. it's the time of the year that safety is important. >> reporter: if you're coming to the ellipse tonight, dress warmly. leaved banned items at home. if you're not coming down, don't worry. we've got you covered. we'll carry it live beginning at 5:00. at the eliption, deal -- at the ellipse, deal deal, 9news. >>> same-sex couples in washington state lined up for marriage licenses overnight. their governor signed the same- sex marriage into law one month after voters approved it. also at the stroke of midnight in washington state, it became legal to smoke marijuana. so hundreds gathered near the spac

patrick's day. she could face three years in prison. sherrie johnson, abc 2 news. >>> the former mayor who was forced to resign is due in court. she is accused of violating probation. the department of corrections said that dixon is more than $13,000 behind on her payments but she is required to make to charity. she agreed to make a $45,000 donation as part of a deal she struck after being charged with perjury and -- perjury and theft, we pause to remember the americans who sacrificed their lives and freedom. this is the pearl harbor remembrance day from sunrise to sunset. flags will be flown at half staff t was 1941 that the japanese forces attacked the naval base in hawaii. more than 2000 americans died in that attack and it brought the u.s. back into world war 2. >>> a show of support for people who served in the military. tonight living hope ministries is holding the military christmas tree lighting ceremony. that event starts at 7:00 this evening. >>> and purple friday and the ravens are getting ready for the battle of the beltway.

i am jim patrick, patrick and company in san francisco. i want to go to the agreet agreement with heins. i would like to find out the bullet points. what are the responsibilities and deals made there? to the best of my knowledge is not a public record and wondering if it will be a public record ? thank you. >> thank you. if there are no other members of public that will like to speak, we'll close public comment at this time. [ gavel ] and we'll move on to the regular calendar. >> item no. 17 a presentation of the audited financial statements for the fiscal year ended june 30 120 [#20*-/] 12 and the report to the board of directors. >> thank you. >> and director sarah will present this item. >> good morning again directors. you have been presented with our annual financial report and i am of course pleased that we have again received an unqualified clean opinion. i do want to acknowledge the other tjpa financial staff that you haven't met. they are not at our meetings, but they are instrumental in making sure that we maintain our financial

of this generation certainly a case that we've been following and we appreciate your time attorney patrick shea thanks so much if you she followed it absolutely well that's going to do it for us for now but for more on the stories we covered go to youtube dot com slash r.t. america you can also check out our website you can see from other things we covered a lot of things we didn't have a chance to get to and that's at r.t. dot com slash usa and you can follow me on twitter at christine for his hour want to thank you for watching we're going to be back here at eight pm eastern.

patrick's day parade in which mrs. mcpeek derided the fact that they were making fun of the irish in the united states, you know, things like i survived the kelly murphy family gathering, things like that. and they wrote letters poking fun at what i thought was a couragous op ed piece. so this is in response to the irish americans who don't feel the

advisor patrick young told us the u.s. is heading towards further recession than if it can't get spending. really worried going into twenty thirteen i mean ultimately the great thing is that humankind will survive we will all remain the same people but the problem we have is first of all america seems to be heading suicidally towards this thing the fiscal cliff the possibility that it may enter another leg or recession or possibly even depression as a result of legislators inability to curb their how bit of spending like footballers' wives and then on the other side of the atlantic we also have this problem the european union is getting to the point where it seems to think it's soldiers problems solving your problems means that twenty five percent of the workforce of several countries are out of work fifty plus percent of the youth of say somewhere like spain are out of work that really frightens me. now let your imagination run wild the animated blockbusters like what i think it was so fantastic creating a new superhero e

george, marri and patrick. patrick is just 20 now. he is at st. john's at annapolis. host: at any time take after his father whether he would study classical education, becomes? guest: when he was five or six he was writing his only little history of medieval warfare. i stayed back. we played a wonderful video g e game, age of kings. it is very -- you build your own castles and that was -- i let little play it as much as he wanted to. he took to reading and he loves histo faulkner. he is a reader. so, i just stand back because he will go wherever he goes. host: go back there. what about the 1980's. what work did you do then? guest: at a certain point after factories and bar tending my father had been an employee, the japanese with call him a company man in a small manufacturing company outside of boston and he had moved from sales manager to vice president to president without any equity. my brother and i both worked there in high school in the factory. the company made steams valves and heavy iron castings for steam traps on oil lines or submarines. it was lit manufa

where is patrick? >> jimmy, i've been dreading this all day.rible. >> jimmy: fortunately, we got video of this from -- i wouldn't say last night, but this morning. there's patrick. i don't know what possessed him to do this. well, i do know what possessed him to do it. aunt chippy, what do you think about that? >> i already spoke to his wife, but i tried to smooth it over, but -- only god knows what's going to happen when he gets home. >> jimmy: you might want to hang out here for awhile. >> i'm staying in brooklyn. >> jimmy: okay. [ cheers and applause ] you're here on a great night tonight. we have some extra excellent music planned for tonight. the avett brothers are here with the brooklyn philharmonic. [ cheers and applause ] our guests tonight are jon stewart and stephen colbert. from television. [ cheers and applause ] hey, this is fun. you know, there's a lot of very creative facial hair in brooklyn. and sometimes it's hard to tell if it's being worn ironically or not. tonight, i thought it would be fun to play an audience game called hi

patrick you have just purchased yourself a label from a pat medicine bottle. if i get him, i'll stomp wow we had some close moments there, didn't we? watch for us in the next roy rogers show. ♪to you until we meet ♪again happy trails ♪to you keep smiling ♪until then happy ♪trails to you till we meet ♪again it's a happy time for us, dear marlena. just think this will be the first time the twins are together to celebrate their birthday with all our family adora's friends even came from far off etheria. and they're all helping to decorate! oh, perfuma, thank you! they're beautiful! a little higher, flutterina! how's this?

." >> military historian patrick o'donnell recounts the u.s. army's second ranger battalion's e. company, also known as dog company. the group was composed of 68 men whose military campaigns during world war ii, included landing on the beaches of normandy and the sense of pointe du hoc. it is about 40 minutes and starts now on booktv. >> thank you so much for having me here today. it's great to see so many of my friends here. this is a situation where things have come full circle in many ways. but today is the anniversary of the battle of falluja where i was embedded as a combat historian. on that day i will never forget we went to an aid station that was an al qaeda aid station. there was blood on the floor. it was quite a situation that was interesting but i'll never forget to i like look on the side of the walls. the light had changed. it was obviously a person that was running next to me on the other side of the wall. i had a sense of foreboding. seconds later, a marine was killed, along with a member of the iraq forces that were accompanying us. and it was a very poignant mo

. >>> domino's pizza ceo patrick doyle is here.ur of "squawk box" begins right now. >> good morning, everybody. welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc. i'm becky quick along with joe kernen. andrew is out this week. we've been watching futures this morning and they are indicated slightly higher. dow futures are up about 35 points above fair value, s&p futures and the fass dak futures are higher, as well. in your morning headlines today, the fiscal cliff dominating the sunday talk show circuit. treasury secretary tim geithner expressing on meet the press that republicans will accept the president's plan to raise income taxes. >> what we're trying to do is make it more likely we come together on a good agreement for the american people that extends tax cuts for the middle class. we're going to start long-term deficits down, tough savings is part of that and investment, things that matter to the american economy. like frut, things to help americans to get back to work. we have a good chance to it now and it's very important we're g