patrick and shriver did not have that. also says the man who essentially acts like a parent towards his child can be recognized as a parent. and that's how patrick sees himself. >> i will fight with everything i have to get my son back. >> reporter: after court today shriver would not talk to us. but she did send a written statement saying "i chose to use a known donor over a stranger based on jason's expressed commitment he would not seek parental rights to my child. and the reason she no longer wants patrick in gus' life. i discontinued jason's can tact with my son when his behavior became increasingly threatening, menacing and harassing to us. the battle turned this member of hollywood royalty, the grandson of jackie gleason to a champion in the fight against parental alienation. >> as a father i wanted to leave a path for gus to see the truth. i also want to teach him how to fight a noble fight. how to stand up for things that matter. >> he testified before california lawmakers, done the talk show circuit, and created

patrick plans to stay on land for the time being.ome in british columb columbia, adam and rebecca are the parents of a new baby girl named victoria. >> no more ocean rowing for you? >> i don't think it would be fair to my children to die. >> the james robert hansen is now undergoing repair at a seattle shipyard, supervised by its grateful and living skipper. the ocean almost never gives back what it claims. but this time -- >> we were really lucky. there is no fairness with the sea. it doesn't have to give back anything. but we tried. in this case it did. >> that's all for now. i'm lester holt. thanks for joining us. >>> next on "meet the press," republican attempts to take down hk a hillary clinton are in full swing. will republicans stop at nothing to keep her from running in 2016? i'll be joined by reince priebus, the chair of the republican national committee, and claire mccaskill, democratic senator from missouri who has already endorsed clinton for president. >>> plus, the high profile firing that has rekindled a national conve

please welcome patrick stewart. hey! patrick stewart, thank you so much for coming on. see you. now patrick, obviously a ward winning actor over the years. you've had the honor of play approximating jean luc picard on star trek the next generation. your latest is x men days of future past, opens this friday. the plot of the fill some you send a message to yourself back in time, correct? >> you sound puzzled. >> well, that's a puzzling idea is that you send a message to yourself back in time. >> yeah. >> stephen: if you patrick stewart could send a message back to younger patrick stewart, what would you warn patrick stewart about patrick stewart's future. >> very, very simple. >> stephen: what. >> because i -- have much fun when i was a kid. i was always responsible. i was made a prefect at school two years earl early. >> did you go to hog warts? >> no, no. >> it is painful you should bring that up, you know. because i mean ian mckelan and myself, wouldn't you think that we were shoe-ins for the harry potter movie? >> stephen: well, i got to say. >> not one phone call. >

people are scared of patrick.about the stress he will be under and whether he can handle it. >> if you're saying the truth and you're simply comparing facts between two candidates, that's not a negative campaign. i think what we've seen is that in the primary, my opponent and i just -- just ran exclusively a positive campaign. >> the patrick campaign is accusing dewhurst of running an 11th hour push poll that brings up the mental health issue again followed by does knowing these facts make you less likely or more likely to vote for dan patrick. now, the patrick campaign claims they have a recording of the call but declined to send it to reporters after deeming it too disgusting to repeat. meanwhile this mailer was sent out to hundreds of thousands of republican voters calling on them to elect what it called tea party champions. it shows dewhurst alongside tea party-backed candidates like attorney general candidate ken paxton and sid miller, but tea party groups who mostly back patrick say they have nothing to do w

we also had patrick stewart here. actor patrick stewart was here talking about x-men which was very exciting. and one of the things we do on the show when we have a band like we did last night, is while the band is setting up, it takes a while. so i'll go into the audience and do a q and a. i'll just see if anybody in the audience has something to ask me. so the first guy asked a question. 'cause i will say usually the questions are very similar. this was a question i had never heard before because it was very specific for patrick stewart. "hey, what are you doing? you got captain jean luc-picard and you didn't ask any star trek questions." [ laughter ] he seemed really hurt. so i politely sort of told him, you know, that wasn't really what he was here to talk about. and he's done so many other things, it would have been rude to talk about a thing he hasn't done for a very long time. and then i started asking other people some questions. then i got curious and i went back to him. and i said, out of curiosity, what wou

danica patrick, aric almirola, cole whitt on the outside. been an amazing night for danica patrick.id all night long. been in the top ten. here she is seventh now with a few laps to go. >> she could be on the verge of her best career sprint cup finish. >> she only has one top ten and that was eighth in daytona 500 last year where she sat on the pole. >> alan gustafson grew up a jeff gordon fan. now he's his crew chief and strategist. did he make the winning call. that car has been flawless. good on the long run. he's continuing to stretch it out over the 4 car of kevin harvick. >> 1.1 seconds with three to go. >> not a lot of traffic ahead. clear sailing. >> harvick did get .2 back that lap right there. right now i think he's looking in his mirror i don't want to make any mistakes. don't want to overdrive this thing. don't want to do anything wrong. we know how great jeff gordon is. he doesn't make many mistakes. lap traffic ahead. greg biffle and some slower cars ahead of him. two laps to go. >> dead even that time. >> being real cautious. kasey kahne is 3rd. ten seconds back. then

patrick walked away with just minor injuries. are you angry? >> it's hard for me to say that when there's families who have to bury their loved ones right now. or take care of patients with gunshot wounds. >> reporter: as for that face still haunting this community, there's one thing patrick wishes he could have done. >> i wish i could have talked to him before he did it. and maybe say something that would make it seem less worth it. >> reporter: patrick says he wants to recover and get back to life as normal. that sense of normalcy just beginning here. there's a black banner hanging on the main campus gate. university officials telling us there will be counselors on-hand all weekend long. >>> back up here, a fire broke out this afternoon in vallejo. it happened at 80 and 70. and forced the chp to close the connector ramps between the two freeways. there's no word on what caused the fire. but firefighters say it may have started near a homeless encampment. >>> there's a red flag warning for parts of northern california tonight. >> it is growing

>> deval patrick. the massachusetts governor has gone quiet after opening the door to at least thinking about a 2016 race earlier this spring. patrick is a gifted speaker who would likely play well among activists on the stump. and if he was the lone african-american candidate in a hillary-less field, patrick would have a major leg up. >> wow, that's very nice. >> what do you think? >> i'm not a candidate. >> for sure for 2016? >> no, you know, this is the first elected job i've had. and i've -- i've given it everything. i've focused on it. we don't have term limits, so i could technically run again. i was telling you before, i have a term limit saying diane. and she said two terms and that's it, then back in the private sector, at least for a time, because i owe her some time and some earnings. she's right. i respect public office and politics. i may yet run -- there was all this speculation because a whole lot of people said you really ought to think about it. and i appreciated that. and i said publi

. >> patrick said that three days before the murder, he gave carla his gun loaded with five bullets. he also gave her a hunting knife. three days after the murder, she returned the gun, but not the knife. and the chamber of the gun was empty. >> patrick asked carla, hey, what happened to the bullets in it and she told him i went target practicing. >> the gun was given to ballistics experts and test fired so that the pults could be compared to those recovered from avis's body. >> the markings on the three projectiles from the body did match the markings from the test-fires which told me that that weapon was the weapon that killed avis banks. >> but this didn't necessarily put the gun in carla's hand. so investigators looked again at the shoe impressions from the crime scene. >> they assumed the impression was made by a man shoe which would have been a size 8. but it also could have been a woman's shoe, a size 10. with a warrant, investigators searched carla's apartment. >> we went through the master bedroom closet and carla had up ward 1700 pairs of -- 100 pairs of shoe in the closet.

and then lost primary to his old friend patrick.to do? unleash the attack ads. >> we know dan patrick has been caught pocketing employee withholding taxes, caught hiding assets from his creditors and stiffed them for $800,000. >> whoa. whoa. that is a really damning photo they dug up. this dan patrick looks like a party monster with the shirt and -- only one hitch. that picture was taken at a fund-raiser for disabled children and patrick was literally selling the shirt off his back for disabled children. duhurst apologized but the ad kept running which made for classic fodder in the last debate. >> he's addressed that. he apologized multiple times including right here, too. >> jason, he ran the ad after he apoll jitzed. >> why did that ad continue running after you apologized? >> because i called and apologized because i chose to run it. >> and as long as he's choosing to run attack ads on his old pal, might as well point out that dan patrick is not his real name. no, he was born danny gohb and declared bankruptcy. due hers says tha

. >> without brown, would deval patrick be governor of massachusetts? >> who knows? i don't think so. >> our conversation with governor patrick about why it's so hard to talk about race. how his friend, barack obama is faring and his worries about hillary clinton. and then the obama registration's twilight years. the growing distance between democrats and the white house and all things cloak and dagger with the chair of the senate intelligence committee dianne feinstein. plus -- >> no matter who you are and where you come from, the path is always forward. >> why would the rising star mayor of san antonio move to washington to become secretary of housing in an administration with more pasts than future. our political panel adds to the latest buzz. this is state of the union. >>> good morning from washington, i'm candy crowley. we begin this sunday with a short story about a long time ago, about a boy born in 1956, two years after a landmark supreme court decision declared as unconstitutional, state laws segregating public schools by race. the boy grew up in south side

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i'm jim patrick with patrick and company in san francisco. i argued to this board gosh a year and a half ago that this joint labor agreement was a mistake because it would yield the highest cost results and i think we're seeing the implementation of that policy i was disappointed in the labor agreement which i see i see no dollars where's the money? where are we spending the money? i consider that a real shortfall we have the minimum wage argument it will ripple forward our costs i can guarantee that i believe this board needs to make a policy statement that we don't want this minimum wage thing to roll through our political environment because we're going to be buying a lot of labor and this is not a good time to have that happen. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. i'll be brief the first point last month mr. reiskin asked staff to include the presentations in the packet for the benefit not just of the board but the public so appreciate that i respect ly disagree with my good friend jim patrick you are seeing here a carbon copy of what w

patrick murphy you have a family member in the room with the president right now? >> yes, my cousin colonel geno rapone is there in bagram air force base and i know that his child and wife are back home watching and pretty proud. >> when you were in iraq, did you get a visit from the president? >> yes, in the second deployment deployment, yes, and president bush surprised us and came over to the then baghdad airfield for thanksgiving. and it was surprising although those of us on the ground knew it was coming to prep for it. >> and one of the lines that came out of the speeches there, and kristen noted the bilateral security agreement, and how large of a footprint should we have in that country moving forward? >> well, it is interesting, because president obama when he got into office tripled the size of afghanistan and smoked out bin laden and then smoked him out out, and then he did start to drawback. the first comment in the speech was about the size, and then the bilateral security agreement -- >> well let's listen to what the president said and for the viewers

patrick kron said the business was too niched.cess to its books so it can decide whether to make an offer. stephan has been speaking to patrick kron and joins us for more. interesting comments about where we stand in the bid process. >> yes, that is not improved offer from general electric at this stage. it's basically what patrick kron told me, the situation is difficult but not critical, although the company posted a 28% decline on full-year net profit. it's what patrick kron explained this morning in the press conference. still he believes that a deal to sell the energy activity would be the best solution to ensure the future of this activity in the context of tough competition. patrick kron also told me that the french government was doing its job when it decided to step in to ensure that a deal would not jeopardize employment in france, regarding the deal, the potential deal with ge, francois hollande, the french president, requested an improved offer earlier this week. at this stage, there's no alternative offer on the table

and of course governor duval patrick. we're so proud to have both of you with us this morning, all of us are. and i would like to start with you, governor wilder, you were in your early 20s i believe when the brown decision was handed down. nobody do math out there now. >> do it. >> you're proud of it. so am i. do you remember hearing about it that day? >> i do remember. and brown changed my life entirely. but for brown i would not be here. and it has very little to do with education. it has very little to do with being able to go to school. all of the schools i went to were segregated until howard. and virginia union was african american. and so what brown did for me, i had just come back from fighting in korea, front-line duty. and i never could understand how i was sent to korea to fight for the freedoms and the rights of other people and i didn't have them. >> but the army was segregated. >> no, the army was not. the army was not segregated at that time. but the country was. and harry trueman had the wisdom to with ex

patrick walked away with just minor injuries. are you angry? >> it's hard for me to say that when families are, you know, burying their loved ones right now or taking care of patients with gunshot wounds. >> reporter: as for this face still haunting this community, there's one thing patrick wishes he could have done. >> i wish i could have talked to him before he did it and maybe say something to make it seem less worth it. >> reporter: he just wants to recover and get back to life. now a sense of normalcy just beginning to happen here. you can see on the campus main gate. there's a black banner hanging and university officials tells us there been counselors all week long. >> all right. thank you. >>> now to news making words from president obama about america's fight against terror around the world. today at west point he announced a major change in foreign policy. a plan relying less on the u.s. military and creates an international partnership to help nations fight extremists within their borders. >> america must always lead on the world sta

governore today, patrick. i think we were the last two that jack greenberg made at the legal defense fund. i can't say and won't say -- place to say how good my hire was. i will say that he made a great governor patrick. [laughter] when i was hired, jack was, iknow how came to l.d.f -- i was trying to get out of the justice administrations had changed. i was now in the reagan administration. so i came up to new york at jack's behest for an interview. and some of the lawyers were because jack made this decision by himself. you know, he decided who was going to be hired. and some of the lawyers were having a rolenot in that. and jack said -- another lesson i usedlearned that later. not as well as jack, perhaps. offhandedin a very way again, "i think democracy is countries." [laughter] [applause] there's so much more i could say about jack, but we need to hear the governors. i will point out that he was columbia college after he left l.d.f. he and the former dean of harvard university law school wrote a book call

patrick, good morning.t seems as if market participants have gotten used to the idea that tapering will probably cease come the end of this year. is there a consensus around when the first interest rate hike will actually happen? they have been very careful in terms of tapering. it is likely that at the end of 2015 we will have the first hike in interest rates and that's likely. >> the gdp number from yesterday, disappointing to some, and this meeting from the thecomes just days before payroll number were some are suggesting could be pretty strong compared to last few years. what are you expect in? out a bitterruled disappointment. it's possible. the u.s. economy has been frozen the last few months. let's keep in mind that most european corporate that are acting in the u.s. remain extremely positive on the u.s. economy and it's very likely this summer will have some very good figures coming from the u.s.. clicked talk to me about china, patrick. not asve 50 but it was big a level many had projected. is chin

when you and patrick stewart, am i giving-- should i -- >> no, no. you can, you can.railer. no, do. >> when wolverine comes back and you die, what-- . >> jon: i'm quiding, that doesn't happen. >> in the head. >> jon: did you-- how did you guys play that idea, how did you play the idea that you are a young him, clearly your hair is still there. >> it, it is. >> well, you know there is no point in going back to the 60s and 70s if they weren't different and we looked at everything that patrick did and tried to do something as far away from that as possible. not because he did a bad job. he did an incredible job, but so we can then move towards it over the course of move yeast. so the obvious was no hair, i'm going have hair. and he was really nice to everybody i'm going to be really nasty. so honestly it was that simple. >> was the best part a bit going against yourself you and patrick. >> oh, i see what you are saying is that you what do when you read x-men comics. i have been pushing this movie for two weeks now and i realize about myself i'm just a walking joke. i've

. >> reporter: today patrick is making one of his first presentations to managers at sap. he is showing them a robot he has programmed to perform tasks using light sen source part of his training for sap's autism at work initiative. >> there we go. >> reporter: patrick has asperger's a disorder on the autism spectrum characterized by significant difficulties on the social spectrum. >> interviews are tough enough but it's even worse when you don't necessarily know the person or you may come off as too monotone or too shift or you are not as relaxed as they would like. >> reporter: patrick graduated from college in 2011 but says because of his disability he has not been able to secure a job. he is hoping that will change at sap. he is one of 30 people on the autism spectrum taking part in sap's pilot starting up this year. they have already begun hiring autistic workers in several countries. by 2020 it hopes to have 650 people with autism on its payroll. >> we have a tremendous need for. programmers. >> reporter: jose valuestco runs the program, he says sap sees great compet

but patrick considers himself fortunate. he was riding his bike with a friend when elliot rodger gunned his car and hit them. today kron-4 talked to him on the phone about his experience. > > everyone i see is coming up to me and telling me they are happy i am right. but yasser i am definitely still trying to a realize that there was the mass murder. trying to run me over. i'm so happy is see my friend was even alive. was a miracle right there. > > you think there's a part of you that won't heal so fast? > > absolutely. my knee will heal fast but that is about it to. > > patrick is still shaken by what happened.and recovering from his knee injury. a suspect is in custody after police say he robbed someone at gunpoint and barricaded himself in a residence for hours. san francisco police say it started at 23rd and shotwell streets after 4-30 this afternoon. they say the suspect robbed a victim.and then ran into a residence on shotwell street. streets in the area were shut and locked down. the swat team and hostage negotiators

mark, ben, patrick, have a great evening.the estranged wife of clippers owner donald sterling speaks out for the first time. what she's saying and why it could be bad news for the nba. the performance review. that corporate trial by fire when every slacker gets his due. and yet, there's someone around the office who hasn't had a performance review in a while. someone whose poor performance is slowing down the entire organization. i'm looking at you phone company dsl. check your speed. see how fast your internet can be. switch now and add voice and tv for $34.90. comcast business built for business. >>> the donald sterling scandal is ripe for mockery. the l.a. clipper's 80-year-old owner is permanently banned from the nba over his racial remarks. "saturday night live" took aim at the whole sterling mess. watch this. >> thank you, adam silver, who i thought was one of us. but let's just focus on the real victim here. it's me. my reputation has gotten a real black eye which we all know is the worst kind of eye. i have also agree

less than five minutes later, patrick kane. chicago evens the series 4-3 the final. back seven back in the windy city. that's a wrap on morning sports. mike shuman will have all of your weekend highlights. enjoy your weekend. i'm larry beil. >>> still to come, there's a party underway in napa. the big names expected to

. >>> our -- patrick, welcome, good to have you with us.eard dominic's report, he pointed out that smaller stocks have rolled over. do you think they represent the better values or the big guys? >> well, i think the large cap stocks which my team at brandi wine works on the most, i think the small caps have gone from tremendously over-valued to slightly over-valued, perhaps, so we still think the bigger higher quality companies offer the highest, more attractive returns. >> it seems like the running theme is that you're looking for bargains. top of the list is toyota, you say this is one of the cheapest stocks in the world, make your case. >> yeah, absolutely, so toyota today is about $108/109, one interesting thing is $40 net cash on the balance sheets, so you are really only paying 60 or 80 for the business, earnings are 11 to 12 dollars, you're really paying five and a half to sick ti six times on earnings. the number one audit company in the world, tremendous balance sheet, very conservative management. as we look forward with the cash

patrick tyler's is managing director at madison dearborn partners in chicago illinois and former minnesota vikings. okay. i could not stop. before i recognize you to provide your testimony let me briefly remind everyone of the five men and lighting system. been the system is pretty straightforward. when i recognize you, you will have five minutes to give testimony. the light will be green. after four minutes they will turn yellow. i would hope that you would be looking to wrapping up the testimony when it turns red please wrap up as expeditiously as you can.

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and of course governor duval patrick. we're so proud to have both of you with us this morning, all of us are. and i would like to start with you, governor wilder, you were in your early 20s i believe when the brown decision was handed down. nobody do math out there now. >> do it. >> you're proud of it. so am i. do you remember hearing about it that day? >> i do remember. and brown changed my life entirely. but for brown, i would not be here. and it has very little to do with education. it has very little to do with being able to go to school. all of the schools i went to were segregated until howard. and virginia union was african american. and so what brown did for me, i had just come back from fighting in korea, front-line duty. and i never could understand how i was sent to korea to fight -- to fight for the freedoms and the rights of other people and i didn't have them. >> but the army was segregated. >> no, the army was not. the army was not segregated at that time. but the country was. and harry truman had the wisdo

you have have people like greg abbot and dan patrick at the top of their ticket.ple that brag about closing down clinics for poor people. people in charge on their side, calling mention kwanls and mexican americans invaders. on our side, we have the chairman and they are inviting latinos into the process with a lot of vigor for the first time. these folks have no imagination. they're talking to the same small group of voters and they're not motivating them by talking about obama and abortion. they're motivating them by talking about racism and masogany. >> what do you think of that answer, professor jones, is that true? >> particularly the candidacy of dan patrick will provide an important test case of is there a point on the spectrum that the republican party can cross? can it present a candidate that's so conservative that many voters who generally vote republican in november, or don't turn out actually do vote for a democratic candidate, in this case, his opponent 37 that said, yank it's very unlikely any democrat is going to win statewide. in 2014. barring som

joining me now is governor deval patrick, democrat from massachusetts. governor, first of all, thanks for coming on the show tonight. >> al, nice to have me, thank you very much. >> let me ask you a question, how can republicans in washington oppose a plan to create jobs in your state and in states all over the country? >> how can they do it? that's what they call a rhetorical question, al. i mean, look, infrastructure investment works. we've had a very disciplined strategy over the last almost eight years here in massachusetts of investing in education, in innovation, and in infrastructure, which i always describe in the latter case as the unglamorous work of government, but it supports everything else. and that strategy is the reason why we came out of recession faster than most states. in 2013, we added more jobs in a single year than in nearly 14 years, and it's the fourth straight year of strong job gains. >> this weekend, governor, during the republican weekly address, gop lawmakers repeatedly called for job creation. listen to this. >> republicans

patrick, i start with that question.ust heard that john boehner is actually kind of waiting to see what happens, and is not immediately calling for shinseki's resz ig nation, but so many of his colleagues on the other side of the aisle are. what do you suppose that's happening now? >> well, because these allegations, joy, are so outrageous. to have over 1,400 veterans on this phantom secret waiting list to get care, care they've earned, is potentially criminal negligence. because allegedly there's 40 veterans that have died because of it. it's not often, joy, i agree with speaker boehner. but in this case, i do. shinseki made it clear when he found out about these allegations, he immediately ordered the ig to investigate. and he's now called just about 30 minutes ago, called for a face-to-face audit in every va hospital across the country. that's the least we can do. we have to get over on top of this to make sure these veterans are getting taken care of and not being abused like has been alleged. >> to your point, he pl

>> let's talk about dan patrick.sting that the business interests like dan patrick, a man who, let's see, ran away from his desk by declaring bankruptcy, and if that wasn't enough, he changed his name. his name isn't even dan patrick. his birth certificate is something else. that's strange that 65% of texas would vote for a guy like that. >> and wendy davis? what do you think? you dodging the question? >> no, not dodging the question. i think hogan is out of step here. more than 50% of america believes a woman has a right to medical care between her and her doctor. that's where wendy davis is. she's in the mainstream of america. hogan might be a little bit out looking in. >> let's tackle -- >> on this very show, ronan, on this very show, last week on this very show, the good governor told us he derided the republican party for taking out-of-state money. wendy davis' disclosure form showed most of her money comes from out of state. i'm sure he will join me in rejecting the out-of-state money coming in. >> that is a fa