patrick o'gara: not at all.an lamb: i want to show you as long as we're talking about the government, i want to show you a clip of the president of the united states, talking about the health care bill and we will show you someone who is opposed to it. and we will get your perspective. >> it is important to remember that the affordable care act is more than a website, because it millions of young people have been able to stay on their parents plan until they were 26 years old. seniors have access to perception medicine. it is all happening right now because of the affordable care act. already many americans have it used the new marketplace to find affordable coverage. >> as you know there is a -- side of this. brian lamb: where do you come down on what the president has done? dr. patrick o'gara: i think that in massachusetts we refer to some of this as romney care, because as you are aware efforts to try to provide medical insurance coverage to a broader population began there during governor romney's former ter

patrick o'gara: nine children. brian lamb: when in your life that you decide to be a heart specialist? dr. patrick o'gara: i don't think i really decided until halfway through college. but, looking back on some prior experiences i had, i was likely more influenced the in i had previously appreciated. in particular, i had a friend from my hometown whose father was a cardiologist. this friend of mine and i, would, on occasion, we would go with his father to chicago to make rounds on his patients. i remember a couple of things. we were teenagers, not paying much attention. i remember one time, he drove way too fast and i was surprised that a physician would drive so rapidly down lakeshore drive. the other was, that i was really impressed by his understanding of biology and science, yet his ability to talk to people and to make a difference in their lives. it was a very comfortable situation in which, taking a step back, i began to think about what it would be like to put myself in that person's shoes. and then, we had

patrick henry they included george mason benjamin harrison the governor of virginia, patrick henry, their leader was a robust 52 years old, lantern jaw and heavy brow and 6 feet tall and imposing. he walked with kind of a pronouncedst as if bearing a heavy load that he wanted everyone to know about. he had been famous for at least 13 years, probably longer, since he first made his mark in the debate in the virginia general assembly about whether or not va should support more independence to the colony of jamaica. that somewhat obscure topic the year before the declaration of independence, then delegate patrick henry saw an opportunity to advance a more militant version of colonial freedom. he is sitting in the general assembly and directly stands and introduces a resolutions declaring the right of virginians to a regulated militia and asking the conventions of the va to an immediate state of defense. those resolutions sparked a firestorm in the chamber among the other delegates. the tory delegates rose and shouted that henry's ideas were too provocative for the british. heroes in response

>> if patrick was using me. but he's not. >> did you handle it with the t-shirts so i can bring new ones in? >> yeah. >> they'll be clear? >> they should be. >> o'sullivan suggested that he only married a man to help his rape defense. >> claiming gay as a reason for not being involved with the rape of a female. i have a lengthy history with only females. trying to take like an insanity defense without being insane. >> i ran out of commissary. i didn't tell my dad anything. >> should i call him? >> no. >> he's coming tomorrow to drop off money and for a visit. >> it's a situation i don't understand at this point. there was just some sort of attraction or another. with my current situation being the way it was, i decided it could be good to have somebody watching my back beid sides my family. somebody who was willing to fight for me. >> it's a hard situation. yes, i know there is going to be people out there that will be like, what are you doing? i know what i'm doing. i'm 36. i love patrick. he loves me. we'll st

>> if patrick was using me, but he's not. could you handle that with the t shirts so i can bring new ones? >> yes. >> so when i go to that, they'll be clear? >> they should be, yes. >> o'sullivan says he heard it suggested that he only married a man to help rape defense. >> claiming gay to not be involved with rape of female. i have a lengthy history with only females. it would be trying to take like an insanity defense without being insane. >> i ran out of commissary money last week. i didn't tell me dad. >> he is coming tomorrow to drop >> should i call him? >> i'll give him the gist of everything tomorrow. he's coming tomorrow to drop off money and for a visit. >> it is a situation i don't fully understand. it was some sort of attraction or another and with my current situation being the way it was i decided it could be good to have somebody out there watching my back besides my family, somebody who else was willing to fight for me. >> it's a hard, hard, hard situation. and yes, i know there is going to be people out there

. >> tut struck up a friendship with his neighbor, patrick osullivan. in an unrelated case osullivan is also charged with first degree rape along with burglary and criminal use of a firearm. he, too, has pled not guilty. >> keep your head low for now. you don't want to get written up more with your case. it will effect your good time and where they send you and everything you do here is going to follow you up state. >> he is helping me keep my head up a little more. i have been here about 50 days now. i have never been locked up before. he is helping me. >> this is also osullivan's first time in jail but has been here nearly two years now awaiting trial. >> if found guilty on every count i'm facing a maximum of 50 years to life. in regards to the case it's mostly on hold. we are waiting for different forms of evidence to be brought up in hearings and stuff. you know, i will probably be here for another year. >> osullivan says on the night of the alleged crimes here and a friend planned to burglarize a home they knew to be unoccupied because the resident

>> patrick o'sullivan. >> we talked about everything. very emotional at times. at the time his last name was different. after he is release it became o'sullivan when he and patrick got married. >> he calls me wifey. it's cute. i let him do that. i am the wife in this situation. >> new york state law allowed inmates the right to marry for decades. when the state adopted gay marriage that applied to inmates as well. >> the o'sullivan wedding was the first we had at the jail because the law changed. >> officer macdonald over seas all suffolk county weddings which last five minutes anded allow for two outside guests. >> patrick's mother came and was a witness. it was similar to every other wedding we do. two guys, yeah. girl guy, guy, girl, a wedding is a wedding. >> we exchanged rings. hug and a kiss. everybody went on their way. i went back to my floor. >> hey, babe. >> how are you? >> okay. >> i miss you. >> i miss you, too. >> love you. >> i love you. >> despite orying a man o'sullivan doesn't identify as gay and says he only dated women prior to meeting alfons.

. >> patrick with his four footer. good putt there. rolled perfectly. gutsy putt. aggressive nature. going to fight it till the end. >> they're bunched up at the top. four under par. and there are four there. spieth johnson, day, grace. j.b. holmes at one under. oosthuizen shot 66. he's only three shots off the lead. stenson is right there, five shots away at one over. aerial coverage provided by goodyear. tires chosen by experts for superior drives. goodyear, more driven! talk about the four guys at the top and where they ranked in the world. spieth is second. dustin johnson seventh. jason day tenth. branden grace 40th. and then they're holding his own swinging away we'll go to 18. >> you can see him unload on this par 5. >> side. let it go. >> good to see the relaxed attitude. >> fairway is clear. branden grace is first to go. he just was taking his time. 27-year-old from george south africa. six european tour wins including two this >> bunkers down the left there, you can see the 345 yards. maybe from -- maybe 335 yards. lost that right. >> hit the guy in the br

i'm 36 years old and i love patrick. he loves me. on. >> is there any sexual relationship between the two of you? >> yes, there was. some, to some degree, not fully. we didn't have privacy. we had some interaction, nothing outrageous. a little kissing, a little touching, nothing crazy. >> as attraction to males, this is, you know, all very new to me. >> but you are attracted to this man? >> not as much physically but more emotionally. >> love you. >> i love you, too. >> alfonz is his spouse now faces. and the impact a guilty verdict could have on both their lives. >> he's innocent till proven guilty. that's all i can really say to that. it's a concern. i don't say it's not. i'm not a stupid person. i have concerns. but, i mean, i can say till i'm blue in the face, i can't help who i fell in love with. >> what are your concerns? >> that i'm going to be sleeping alone for the rest of my life? i probably -- i don't know. i have to take that when it comes. >> see you next week. >> all right. drive safe when you go home. >> love you, bro.

patrick drahi is a billionaire.e already owns the holding company one of the key french telecom players and he wants to get a bigger. he wants to buy bouygues telecom . offering more than 10 billion euros. that deal was confirmed. they are looking to buy bouygues telecom. we do not get a price point for people familiar said more than 10 billion euros. merging his already french telecom unit with that bouygues telecom to get 30 million subscribers no less. we understand the board of bouygues telecom are meeting to discuss this on june 23. though far, they said no negotiations on the table and its unsolicited. we did in on why somebody would get into this m&a activity. weapon talking about it for months that the french sector could be consolidated -- we have been talking about it for months that the french sector could be consolidating. it is greece and rates. got interest rates potentially going on in the united states. this world of m&a could get more costly. patrick drahi has been more savvy. he knows his way aroun

i want to get patrick cockburn's response to this.umsfeld basically limning bush, saying bush was wrong. -- blaming bush, saying bush was wrong. >> you have to separate two things, the invasion and the occupation. a lot of iraqis wanted to get rid of saddam hussein. including the sunni as well as the shia and the kurds. but occupation, whichever way they try to play it, was never going to work. the sunnis were not going to accept it because they had been the dominant community. the shia wanted to be the dominant community. and they did not want the u.s. to be the dominant part. these were connected got support from iran and syria because at that time various people in washington were saying baghdad today, tehran and damascus tomorrow. the occupation was always going to cap size whatever way they played it. simpson, people are saying, if we had done something a bit different, we could have worked. but all this talk about nation doesn't build another. occupying powers normally after their own interest, which is what happened this time a

patrick: he wants one for some reason and gabriel didn't pass the test.an: could you just take a look? bill: he was sitting in the car, right? the whole time i was putting out the trash, he just sat there, staring at me.

patrick armstrong: a play on "frozen," a bad pun on that. [laughter] patrick armstrong: the u.s.g is very near. companies with a no growth, utilities that have a bit short. disney, which is the most powerful franchise with "star wars," "the avengers" merchandise when olive that and not paying a huge premium anymore. great brands and companies without commodity products like utilities and that she great valuation. as should create valuation -- and should crea valuation. mark: will the newte "star wars" be the biggest ever? anna: patrick armstrong on investment other things. mark: six minutes from the start of equity. which stocks are we watching? reporter: looking at aol. really interesting one. it started when the ceo back his friend a pound he could change in the industry and 20 -- in 2000 and 14 years later and is above its ipo price. almost a year later, to the day exactly, a profit warning and then made the stop fall as much as 47%. still traded below the ipo price. well their earnings. the u.k. that gave and the profit warnings and that's lower than analysts were expecting.

patrick o'gara:. then at 9:00, question time with david cameron, followed by his statements on the recent meeting in germany. ♪ >> this week on "q & a", our guest is dr. patrick o'gara: senior physician at brigham and women's hospital. brian lamb: dr. patrick o'gara: i read a quote from a doctor, a heart dr., he said to you, don't ask leading questions. do you remember that?

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vago: patrick? patrick: i agree with misha. we saw ministers meeting in singapore.e saw a flyover. where the chinese had been building terraforming, controlling the south china sea and we madee a pointbout international law. that was verimportant in advance of the speech. and he also talked about the partnership capacity building in asia and thehen, finally he demonstrated we will being gauging china as well. so, we are n not here just to point the finger a at china.. we will do both. lk and chew gum at t the same time. thatat is what you have to do in this very complex regionall environment. vago: we have less ththan a minute left. i want to hear from both of you on t this. with the rebuilding -- is the any limit or will they keep doing it anyway? guest: i do not think they will stop doing i it. you need to shape the environment around them. that is what the administration needs to prove. you can fly, but once the chinese make it clear they will interdict at some point, and whenen they have the capability in ththe war -- and acarterer said, we will sail through tho

. >> as patrick reed makes his way up to the 18th. >> looks like he'll be in a position to play with jordan spieth tomorrow. rights now it's jamie donaldson, who is nine over. >> that's his last full swing of the day. and barring some complete meltdown it will be spieth and reed on saturday third round, they played together in the ryder cup 2014 and went 2-0-1 and hooked up earlier this year at the valspar championship in tampa. a tournament that jordan spieth won in a terrific playoff with patrick reed and sean o'hare. >> welcome back to 18 in just a second. a moment ago, web simpson. >> left. >> beautiful shot. >> u.s. open champion. showing some good fight. getting himself back inside the cut line. >> that happened in 2012. giving this long putt a long look. >> yeah, so he should joe, when it comes off that big ridge that he has to come up and over he'll pick up a lot of speed. if it carries any speed past the hole it can get down there, we saw with adam scott, get down there 8-9-10-11-12 feet past the hole >> at the end of a long day walking this golf course second straight day d

patrick drahi is said to have made a multibillion euro telecom unit.ere with more on the consolidation is caroline hyde. good morning. caroline: after months of speculation bloomberg has been writing for months whether patrick drahi will buy up the telecom. he will be offering over 10 billion euros. he would merge it with his own area numericable, one of the four key telecom players. he wants to buy it and get some 30 million subscribers. bougues are set to discuss this on june 23. of course, we see a speed up and why he has been eyeing up this asset. that has been months since i have been having informal talks -- why then are we seeing a flurry of action? it is because of concerns that it could get a bit more costly. greek market volatility -- could that drive up costs or a rate rise? we've been thinking about when that would happen in the united states. if interest rates rise everything becomes a little bit more costly. we do know that he has been on the mna merry-go-round looking at u.s. assets and cable companies. now he is focusing his attention b

you can see patrick smith senior at park ridge high school. out onto the field with all the guts of the world to do an epic prom puzzle to a cheerleader. >> is there any way that you would want to come to prom with me? >> i already have a date. >> now, was it an epic fail a practical joke by good friends. i chased this to go meet with a group of friends. adorable adorable cheerleaders to find out what really happened. come out and tell the truth. real or real or a hoax? >> it was real. absolutely real. >> the whole reason i came up your was to talk to patrick. not true. >> i don't even know. he we didn't know what to say to people. it was an actual thing. yes, i pretty much to get rejected. >> i still have my doubts. i turned to the woman of the hour and asked her. >> was this real? >> it was. >> here i am completely perplexed sitting on the bleachers in park ridge with a group of track stars and the junior cheerleader wondering what the heck happened and how everybody is confused. so i talked to the man who took the video. he took the video,

. >> this is patrick smith in park ridge, new jersey.sen to ask jen malaspeeda at a track meet. about 2,000 people there. >> making it a very public promposal. >> is there any way you would want to come to prom with me? [ cheers ] >> i already have a date. >> oh! oh. >> ooh. >> wow. >> listen to that again, because it really is the crowd that makes this painful. >> i already have a date. >> patrick, i think, was so stunned by the answer that i think he asks again, like, wait. >> what? i'm sorry? >> and then he just turns around and he's stuck there, you know in the middle of the field. the crowd's looking at him. his buddy is behind the camera getting all this. >> why didn't he check first? >> yeah. why didn't he check first? right? >> well let's ask patrick and eric all about this promposal, because we have the rejected asker and the guy behind the camera patrick and eric via skype from park ridge, new jersey. tell us about this moment my friend. >> i already have a date. >> i pretty much as you saw from the video, i just -- you know re

. >> good afternoon, i am patrick -- here on my own time. i speak in support of commissioner my birder's nomination. again commissioner stansberry. stansberry's plans beneficiaries of his parents. during the february discussion on hedge funds, in his motion to reject thoughtful amendments to the hedge fund rfp in march, for two examples demonstrate his lack of credentials to become vice president. by contrast, i have witnessed numerous examples of my birder with tics due diligence on a number of issues, including due diligence regarding the sale of the concepts currency over light hedge funds debacle, questions about fossil fuel investment, the investors, questions regarding investing in hedge funds in february, and important key amendments to the hedge fund rfp in march. since i began attending our meetings, alarmed about the hedge funds, i have ranked you commissioners abilities with my birder most effective. followed in descending order by commissioner bridges, matt chris, cohen, asking jordan, driscoll and in dead last place, stansberry.

. >> she tells patrick that there has been recent break-ins there at her house, that she is concerned> 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? she told him, i went target-practicing. >> the gun was given to ballistic experts and the bullets were test fire sod that they could be compared to the bullets recovered from avis' body. >> the projectile did match from the test firings which told me that the weapon was the weapon that killed avis banks. >> but this did not necessarily put the gun in carla's hand. i was a so investigators looked again at the shoe impressions from the crime scene. they assumed the impression was made by a man's 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. an

patrick chovanec, thank you for joining us live from new york from silver crest asset.ciate your tweets and asset. japanese retailer cut full-year forecast. does it make a one of today's big movers? ♪ yvonne: good morning. the opening of the japan market in a few minutes. 3% on the backwn of greece. features slightly higher. featuring a greek selloff. the dollar-yen is weakening. ♪ yvonne: welcome to the stock exchange. they look ahead to the opening of australia and north korea and our reporters are here. what do you got? david: show a foods. i do not know what do they sell though. let's give them a call. yvonne: shouldn't you be looking into this? david: you are not included in this. yvonne: i asked if i could a it was muted response. david: i will read my newspaper. a buyback. that is how much, 11%. they are buying it at a fairly cheap price. 1000 yen up top. a fair amount. for a survey you well buybacks can do. reporter: i have a company called happiness. i love the name. various imported brands such as watches, bags. come and cut full-year forecast by 54% and lower

patrick: he wants one for some reason and gabriel didn't pass the test.uld you just take a look? bill: he was sitting in the car, right? the whole time i was putting out the trash, he just sat there, staring at me. they still haven't caught

. >> patrick with his four footer. good putt there. rolled perfectly. gutsy putt. aggressive nature. going to fight it till the end. >> they're bunched up at the top. four under par. and there are four there. spieth johnson, day, grace. j.b. holmes at one under. oosthuizen shot 66. he's only three shots off the lead. stenson is right there, five shots away at one over. aerial coverage provided by goodyear. tires chosen by experts for superior drives. goodyear, more driven! talk about the four guys at the top and where they ranked in the world. spieth is second. dustin johnson seventh. jason day tenth. branden grace 40th. and then they're holding his own swinging away we'll go to 18. >> you can see him unload on this par 5. >> side. let it go. >> good to see the relaxed attitude. >> fairway is clear. branden grace is first to go. he just was taking his time. 27-year-old from george south africa. six european tour wins including two this >> bunkers down the left there, you can see the 345 yards. maybe from -- maybe 335 yards. lost that right. >> hit the guy in the br

another 18% to the upped side, patrick.t look like froth in the markets or is there excitement. >> i like fitbit's comments. i can't comment on the stock. it's a little bit expensive for us. one thing that made me feel good, several people i talked to in the market are looking for a correction. usually they're wrong. economic data is pretty supportive. i see froth at very top but overall for the market i still think we have some upside potential. liz: scott, what are you buying here knowing that the fed will eventually move? >> do we know that, liz? that is a tough call. i agree with something patrick just said. conventional wisdom telling you that rates are going up or possibly to the sky. i don't see that happening. i'm staying with high beta names, pharma, biotech space. xph is an etf we like for years. it has a cool mix of farmers, not boring bristol-myers and eli lilly. it has aggregators in there. smaller pharmas going into other international markets. i still like high beta names. looking for bond alternative, i look

patrick and their older daughter alexandra stayed in virginia. one oil, legal in colorado, helped jennifer, according to her parents. but there's little clinical research on this, and some doctors say more needs to be done. this family is convinced it works. >> reporter: what is it like for you to be free of some of those side effects? >> it's awesome. i don't feel like a monster anymore. >> reporter: a monster? >> because when i had the rages, i felt like a monster afterwards because i would just physically attack my parents, and i didn't have any control over it. >> jennifer has a statement. but she's a little nervous. so i'm going to read it for her. >> reporter: the collinses are now fighting for laws that would make the oils legal in all 50 states. harry smith, nbc news, fairfax, virginia. >> much more on harry's "dateline" special "growing hope," sunday night at 7:00, 6:00 central. >>> we're back in a moment with the athlete whose dreams of glory were stolen by thieves. >> he explodes out of the block. >>> it's a crime that will leave you s

patrick baptized king aengus here in about 450 a.d.ecclesiastical capital of all ireland. 800 years ago, this monastic community was just a chapel and a round tower standing high on this bluff. itooked out then, as it does today, over the plain of tipperary, called the golden vale because its rich soil makes it ireland's best farmland. on this historic rock, you stroll among these ruins in the footsteps of st. patrick, and wandering through my favorite celtic cross graveyard, i feel the soul of ireland. >>> hello there and welcome to "newsline." it is thursday, june 4th. i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. >>> rescue workers in china's yangtze river are in a race against time. they are trying to retrieve people in a capsized cruise ship by cutting a hole in the hull. 26 people have been confirmed dead. only 14 have been rescued. hundreds are still missing. 456 people were on board. the state-run xinhua news agency says that

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patrick refusing to answer the questions but his reps blasted the story as ridiculous. now meet the new mcdreamy, new zealand native martinwhite. >> the 37-year-old insisting her identity crisis began when she was just 5. >> i was drawing self-portraits with the brown crayon instead of the peach crayon. her story the punch line on late night tv. >> a lot of people are upset especially her white friends who thought they had at least one black friend. >> new video, nth turns 2, celebrating by crying at the theme park. dressed upl we always talk about celebrity's first jobs. sharon stone has a good one. >> she worked the counter at mcdonald's and she's in good company. jay leno also worked at fast food restaurants. >> sharon has come a long way sie then. i just talked about her new tv series coming out. >> a superstar, sex symbol and my forite new a-lister. still stunning at 57. >> you're so beautiful. intelligent. aron stone showing me love days after her basic itinct star michael douglas did. >> whahat your going to do? charge me with smoking >> you'ree familiar with tha

patrick, is it more or less than 100 peters that you have successfully delivered? >> more than that. >> okay. i am interested. back in the day the drive through was the new fast technology in food right? do you think that this phase of social media represents the next forefront? >> well it absolutely does. what we're seeing is that our customers want to be able to access dominos anywhere that they are. we look at the time on social mia and the screens. you can order on your ford sync system, we have apps and web. all of the different webs that you can come in and access dominos. every time that we do that it's business for us and you know it drives ultimately sales and customer satisfaction. >> patrick, it seems to be a risky proposition this twitter thing that you're doing. if i am hungry and i tweet you a pizza and i am not getting a pizza, oh my goodness. kayla is getting angry over here. i don't know what is going o happen. verses the app, how do you expect twitter to perform. if there's an app they place an order and it should be simple right? >> yeah mobile i

of our leading attorneys, rebecca rose woodland and wendy patrick. >>> we begin with iraq. president obama ordered 450 additional troops to iraq's anbar province. joining more than 3,000 military trainers there already. the obama surge many comes days after declaring the administration lacked a complete strategy. my first guest tonight says the president's move is hopeful but far from deassessive. joining us is former army vice chief of staff, fox news military analyst general jack keane. general, you have been calling for some time for a return with high energy and purpose to iraq to achieve our goal. is this what you consider to be an important beginning? >> no, it's quite a marginal effort. the sad thing is that isis really has declared war against the united states and our allies. but the united states truth be known, based on the resources and our will and our resolve, we're not at war with it's isis. certainly not the president nor the congress in the united

next up from the blackhawks is patrick kane. he was voted, "most likely to be a little boy doll sold on the qvc network." [ laughter ] >> steve: really? >> jimmy: y'all. y'all, he comes with a tiny little hockey jersey and everything, y'all. and what's next to him? oh, it looks like he spilled some paint or something. >> steve: oh yeah. he was painting the other day. >> jimmy: he was painting the fence or something. >> steve: he's got his blanky. he's gonna go to sleep. >> jimmy: anyway, we currently have 96 more left, y'all. >> steve: oh, my gosh. >> jimmy: so you have to call up and get this sucker right now. [ laughter ] next from the blackhawks is

and with me is patrick jane, a psychic who works with the fbi. this man. man: how would you describe him? i

patrick baptized king aengus here in about 450 a.d.100, an irish king gave cashel to the church, and it grew to become the ecclesiastical capital of all ireland. 800 years ago, this monastic community was just a chapel and a round tower standing high on this bluff. it looked out then, as it does today, over the plain of tipperary, called the golden vale because its rich soil makes it ireland's best farmland. on this historic rock, you stroll among these ruins in the footsteps of st. patrick, and wandering through my favorite celtic cross graveyard, i feel the soul of ireland. >>> hello there, welcome to "newsline." it's thursday, june 11th, i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. iraqi forces will be getting more support and military expertise in their fight against islamic state militants. u.s. president barack obama has approved a plan to deploy additional troops to iraq. they'll train soldiers and support efforts to retake the city of ramadi. >> the president and his team are confident that for now, 450 troops are -- additional military p

let's get out to patrick. good morning to you patrick.s really been some what of a bright spot for the u.s. economy but you have to wonder with the rising yield environment to what extent that's going to choke off the recovery that was seen there. so i'm not too worried about that having much impact on housing at all. >> what do you expect from the numbers today then patrick? >> well we're not going to get great numbers because they surged in april and surged because there were unusual spikes in two states. and the key number to keep on track is the single family housing permits. that number has been growing slightly and we're expecting more of the same. i don't think we should expect anything unusual in today's release. >> is rising improvement in housing data an indication of higher confidence among consumers or is this just seasonal factors at play here patrick? >> oh i think it's a fact that we have been under building for so long so there's so much pent up demand and that's really the source of the growth. so ten years later the sing

and with me is patrick jane, a psychic who works with the fbi.g to help my colleagues understand this man. man: how would you describe him? i would say that he's obviously angry,

patrick, break it down. how much of a threat does it pose for u.s. workers? >> potentially a very large threat, to members of the u.s. intelligence community. i called a former covert operative and asked him a bit about the standard form 86, incredibly long incredibly detailed. it is information that for those who want to or intend to in the be intelligence community everybody you know, your family, their addresses even high school acquaintances. details like recent foreign travel, who you contacted on those foreign visits. it is a treasuretrophy of biographical information. every member of the intelligence community that has filled out this important and required form for the opm. >> what would the hablgers do with thisharkershackers dowith this information? >> nothing specific to any assignment right now it isn't going to include the covert name or cover or something like that. if they were on an assignment or part of an operation right now in a dangerous country the authorities in that country couldn't just do a quick match and go and grab them. but it cou

staff curry patrick any time he does something better believe here is the latest, to hk games to dealfilming his video game with curry whole bit. showing off his signature deal. it will be featured on the 2 k 16 release september 29th after it saw the sky is the limit more in be a top. --more national basketball association talk. >> gary: opting it out of the final year of the contract. to return to free agency will make 16 and the million 16 having dollars he was injured and the proceeds and print a lot of these guys creek the bride is such a eighth force he's used to being a bit shocked to when you play for lebraun if you are going yes mr. and james alloting ninth one to go elsewhere people are turning down their contract people say how can you turn down 16 million? by the end of next year curry will negotiate at $30 million. for the best players. lebraun can make 40 to 50 million it will all change. >> gary: n.y., the duke coach has revealed a secret for college coaching method. he's monitoring his players on the social media said he does not want a verified twitter because he does

patrick o'gara: i think it is a great thing.s also fair to say nowadays, when starting an interview or talk in the medical profession one must disclose their relationships with the industry or conflicts of interest.

and with me is patrick jane, a psychic who works with the fbi.my colleagues understand this man. man: how would you describe him? i would say that he's obviously angry,

reporter: the supreme court ruling granting marriage equality for all is amazing and surreal for patrick who created the giant pink triangle 20 years ago. >> the supreme court is such a marvelous way to start pride weekend. we need to remember where we came from. >> the pink triangle what once idea by the nazis to identify and shame homosexuals in world war ii. it's now a symbol of pride. this weekend, a reason to celebrate. in san francisco. cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> the pride parade starts tomorrow at 10:30 in the morning. it goes up market street from beale to eighth. bart will be running extra trains to help people get into and out of the city. >> a warm day in san francisco. tonight it's called off a bit. but what about tomorrow during the big parade. abc7 news drew tuma as more with live doppler 7hd. >> the first half of pride starting off on a nice note. you can see low clouds moving in. by 11:00 we'll have a chilly breeze and temperatures in the mid-50s to lower 60s. the parade tomorrow, starting off, clouds, cool, 58 at 10:00 in the morning. still cloudy, low 60s. by 2:00,

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think that obviously has to be recognised as a factor >>> one strong anti-regulation voice is dr patrickels, director of the center for the study of science at the cato institute. this libertarian think-tank was co-founded by charles koch in 1974. today, koch and his brother david head koch industries one of the largest private companys in america. through their company and foundations they donate to politicians and issues surrounding the fossil fuel industry. >>> let's start really simply, does climate change exist? >> of course, climate change has existed since the earth got an atmosphere. >> is climate change manmade. >> some of it has a human cause, that's correct. >> but michaels is among a group of scientist cited by senator inhofe that believe the worsening climate change models are wrong. >> i would argue that every model that we have - i wouldn't argue, these are facts, okay. shows that if we drop our emissions to zero, we don't do anything really detectable over the course of 100 years. that's incontrovertible reality coming from our own environmental protection agency's models

good evening, patrick. i mean, you see the radicalization of inmates in our prisons going unchecked. how is it that we even select and do we supervise muslim religious service providers. >> well, that's a problem that's been going on for years ever since 9/11 when we found out that there was a stream of radical clergy, islamic clergy within the prison system. since that time, we have never been able to come to an agreement as to how to certify or select islamic clergy. >> all right. so there's a certification if you're a catholic chaplain or if you're a pastor or a rabbi. but no certification to assess whether or not you're arn imam. >> that's correct. >> so anybody can come in and say i'm an imam. >> that's correct. >> wow. >>> and they have access to the prisoners. is it always in english? or could it be in arabic? >> oh, no, if you're going to be a true follower of allah, then you've got to learn how to read the koran in arabic. many of them have taught arabic classes to the inmates besides the koran. >>

i'm patrick murphy. seven years ago this week the post 9/11 gi bill was signed into law. since then more than 30 billion education assistance has been distributed to over a million veterans. there's still some being left behind. the past two years have seen the most celebrated portrayals of veterans on film but too often they are seen as a hero or victim. now once veteran service organization ensures to get it right. first, isis is claiming responsibility for the devastating terror attacks on friday leaving 38 dead at a tunisia beach resort and 30 dead at the kuwaitty mosque. this came as isis militants launch a surprise assault on syria killing hundreds of civilians months after kurdish fighters won back the city. is the strategy still working? joining me now is democratic u.s. senator chris murphy member of foreign relations committee and appropriations committee. he also just joined the board at west point. >> thanks for having me. >> listen is u.s. -- you hear about these isis attack is the united st