-patrick: hi -- patrick. -liz: nice to meet you. patrick: how are you? my name is patrick dilascia.brother and sister work for me, which most of the time is great. [ laughter ] the brand kind of started off as t-shirts, and it just kind of grew really quickly. then marcus challenged us to do more of a collection, which is what we have here to show you today. so, this is our basic v-neck, which is made out of bamboo with a little bit of rayon and spandex in it to give it that soft feel. liz: oh, i like the little airplane. -brooke: oh, very cute. -patrick: yeah, so that's kind of, like, our brand identifier, with the airplane on there. -liz: that's very cute. -patrick: thank you. liz: and what would the retail on this be? patrick: this would retail for $60. liz: okay. i like that. -brooke: very of the moment. -liz: yes. patrick: then, this is our slouch hoodie. it's longer in the back, shorter in the front. we like to do a couple things that make it more versatile to give it more value. the cool thing is the sleeves come off. -brooke: love it. -patrick: so, you can wear it, and it's

>> if patrick was using me.t. >> 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 stay strong an

patrick, thank you very much. at's chief strattist patrick chovanec. to courtney.resident obama warned donald trump against hiring michael flynn as national security advisor. according to two former officials, mr. obama raised objections during the transition meeting. sally yates is to testify about flynn's contacts with russian officials. now flynn was ousted for misleading vice president pence about those contacts. in the u.k., prime minister theresa may is asking british voters for a mandate as large as macron won in france. he won 66% in the vote in the runoff and may says she needs that kind of support in the june 8 elections to be able to fight for britain in brexit talks. in sear yarks the foreign minister is talking about troops. he told reporters in damascus that syria would only settle for russian military police who are already on the ground in he so-called zone. bill clinton and james paterson are teaming up to write the thriller. it's called "the president is missing." it will be a rare joint release from alfred and little brown and company. patterson

and i love patrick. he loves me.ong and we'll keep moving 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. >> love you too. >> he says is could have on both their lives. >> he's innocent until proven guilty. that's all i can really say to that. it's a concern. i'm not a stupid person. i have concerns, but i mean, i can say until i'm blue in the face, i can't help who i fell in love with. and 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. >> i'll see you next week and i'll talk to you tomorrow. >> love you, babe. >> all right. >> earlier on, i'm in love with him. i know he loves me, so, we'll get thr

patrick. looks like patrick is having trouble. emily: i would like to ask you about the continued fallout from this attack. caroline mentioned in asia, it took a little bit of a longer time to pick up. are you expecting more fallout from this attack and where? patrick: we will continue to see additional companies that are hit by the attack. if you look at the way what the attack is relying on, it's relying on two things, user behavior, people are getting phished and you have vulnerable systems. that is the primary combination that the adversary is hoping for to gain money. we will continue to see a long tail on this with additional organizations getting hit. the media coverage actually has been a real benefit because it has woken you up a lot of individuals that they should be smart before they open emails. ily: talk about the ransom aspects, it locks the user out and in order to get back in, they have to pay the perpetrator 300 in bit coin. what do you make of this tactic? bit coin is something that is more difficult to track, bu

patrick: there have already been some surprise players. playing extremely well and i don't think many people saw that coming. our reigning champion, rory mcilroy is playing very well. the players that have won the cup are performing well, that there are some great young players. our fedex saint jude champion, a very strong young player. there are some great players that we are expecting to see in competition in atlanta. jay, who is on yours? the beauty of the fedexcup is it is very difficult to predict who is going to be there on sunday, in atlanta with a chance to win the cup. all the players patrick has a bona fide, dustin, justin, all the players are coming forward and it will be compelling to see what transpires between now and then. vonnie: that was the pga tour commissioner, jay monahan along with patrick fitzgerald. mark: we got some live pictures of the next president of south korea, meeting supporters, greeting supporters, poised to take power in the nation with an exit poll signaling a resounding aftery in the election nine years

patrick: 6 years. steve: marine-- patrick: yes, sir. steve: and an officer.ell, introduce everybody. patrick: well, i got my 4 beautiful daughters here. starting off with my oldest daughter, kaleena, my middle child, vanessa, and my twi

>> reporter: 9-year-old patrick sweeney is no different. that makes this one of the few places that's the case. >> there was a point where we didn't think skating would be possible. >> that a boy. >> reporter: patrick has autism, but thanks to a new system developed by coach joe delano, patrick is engaged. >> all i have done is found a way to communicate and connect with him. >> reporter: his system is called smart light sports. images projected on the playing surface to lead kids through different drills. >> let's hit a puck into the net by having the light on the floor allows them to be in the right place at the right time. >> reporter: liam o'brien is dyslexic and has adhd. for him, staying focused on his youth hockey team can be tough. but he likes doing the work. >> without the lights it's really kind of harder. but with the lights it's a lot easier. >> reporter: joe didn't design it just for special needs kids. his system can help anyone, especially this tech savvy generation. >> it's something they can relate to very quickly. they al

lindsey moore from patrick to come. patrick toore from come.s: we are live in iran the election, and perhaps a runoff in a week if no candidate gets more than 50% of that vote. anna: and angela merkel speaks in berlin. at 1:30 u.k. time, we get inflation and retail sales numbers from canada. manus: theresa may asks for voters'permission to walk away without a deal on brexit. plus, we discussed the takeaways. so we need tablets installed... with the menu app ready to roll. in 12 weeks. yeah. ♪ ♪ the world of fast food is being changed by faster networks. ♪ ♪ data, applications, customer experience. ♪ ♪ which is why comcast business delivers consistent network performance and speed across all your locations. fast connections everywhere. that's how you outmaneuver. anna: welcome back. we are going to tokyo where the yen is weaker. around 111 this time yesterday. but a lot of happen. now we are back at 111. it is 7:30 if you're watching in paris, berlin. yellenpolitical risk and seems to have swung -- pendulum seems to have swung from the u.s. to b

to mo for more on this i'm joined by patrick healey, and communications director for ted cruz, patrickshake-up in this white house? what is your view? >> it's really to be determined, fred, during the campaign, then candidate trump talked a lot about bringing in new people, moving people around. it was sort of almost a strategy he used to kind of light a fire under people. and certainly individuals were moved out. corey lewandowski was moved out. paul manafort was moved out. it was not really until kellyanne conway really understood president trump's love for data, and came into the white house that was unstable. now you're looking at so many different fronts, fred, and the notion of changing whoever is speaking at the podium can sort of stabilize things in the notion that jared kushner's role could be adjusted this way, or reince priebus that way, it goes against the seriousness, and the nature of the fact that there are these investigations under way by robert mueller and by congress, you know that just quick fixes are not going to solve. but just to reinforce, keep in mind, fred, ag

ijust think that something should've been done when patrick bell and three yea rs done when patrick bellthinking of the rules as they are going round this right. i think lap belts would have properly saved a lot of apps that from what happened yesterday. it was about as discussion that you had? the manager was opposed to bring me the following morning to which i never got the call. i rang the park myself at lunchtime to speak to the manager. he was not aware of the incident even though it had been locked in the medical records and had done an incident report. but he was more, your child was standing up, that is what happened has happened. that is what happens in this ride when you stand up, you will fall out. that was their main concern, they have not bigger picture at all. that is vicky tracy whose son fell into the same ride that the little girl lost her life on in 2013. nicola sturgeon has been on the campaign trail making haggis and pies. she said as mps will be abating to predict the triple lock on pensions and once the tories cannot be trusted to protect the interests of older peop

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patrick: that is a good question., looking at other asset classes, it has taken 10 years for equities now to start outperforming bonds, which it did when trump was elected last year. i know are getting a little cautious on the technology stocks that have had a hell of a run. yes, certainly some of the defensive areas we believe are still the wrong place to be because we look for quite strong growth. some of the consumer staples, utilities have been rallying but we are still quite cautious on that group. we like consumer discretionary. we talked about the reflation trade when i was last here and to that basis, we like oil stocks and financials. yes, there are various areas that are getting a little too again, it is about stockpicking and we can find value tech within that group. there are pockets that are overvalued, but generally, we can still find good quality equities at reasonable prices. fall vo -- volo, the excess amount of capital chasing opportunities resulting in more and not less risk. in normal times, the ev

patrick studied here in the ‘80s.th a—levels and went on to get a degree in social science. this is the actual computer that patrick took his exams on. today, he's back with his former teacherjohn, reminiscing about how quickly he picked up the old technology. it took patrick about two minutes! all right, brainbox! i absolutely loved my three years here. my dad often said the star college was the equivalent to an eton for disabled people. i think it is essential to have specialised schools and colleges for students with complex disabilities. hello, how are you? thanks to these accessible flats, students like bethan can study and live independently away from home. you've got a lot of space here, haven't you? as the college celebrates its big anniversary, it's expanding, although as a charity, uncertainties around funding make every investment a calculated risk. but being bold is what national star is all about. the whole ethos here is to realise the aspirations of disabled people, and today, just for fun, they're doing

mark: patrick, i put it to you. merkel's strategy now is trying to forge a coalition among those other g7 and g-20 members? on issues like trade and climate and at the g-20 summit in hamburg in july? >> i think she tried to form a coalition. about a g7 talking on whether the u.s. would stay with the paris climate records. she's got a bigger job in the g-20. there are more actors involved. she just met with the indian prime minister so she is speaking with the chinese premier this week in terms of the u.s. president -- the timing of this tweet -- there is nothing really new and it along the lines of what he said for a while now. the question is, did she provoke them? mark: it is a busy week, as the president just got back and he has tweeted today the senate should act on health and taxes quickly. it is the nuclear option, isn't it? the senate should switch it to 51 votes immediately. how likely? prominent republicans, ly within the senate don't favor going that route, particularly john mccain. congress is not in sess

patrick: there is. markets of learn to not overreact to whatever donald trump says or tweets on a given day. it used to be that the market would have an immediate response. now they waited and see what actually happens. these are serious issues. i have written a lot about how germans'surpluses are a problem. there are ways you can raise these issues among friends that nudge friends in a certain direction and there are other ways you can raise it the damage the french it. jonathan: what market participants have learned, words are meaningful but they need to be followed by policy. it doesn't really matter. the words meant something and are youmarket thinks going to followed up with any policy? i think it falls on deaf ears now. become -- aally country like germany. it's a question of how they run their government and the way they run their economy. thember, we went through 1980's the twin deficits. we used to send our presidents to g-7 meetings and they would talk about the twin deficits. from morgan a gu

c-span, newsmakers is next with senator patrick leahy of vermont. then john kelly testifies before congress on the president's 2018 budget request. at 8:00, our conversation with counterterrorism and intelligence officer malcolm nance on q&a. >> c-span's guest on "newsmakers" is senator patrick leahy.

she writes, patrick swayze academy swooning -- had me swooning as a 20-something. three-year's worth of memories. the best belongs to the dirty dancing executive chef. >> patrick swayze used to come into the kitchen every evening. his nickname was buddy. that is what he asked everybody to call him. >> he said that one night patrick swayze missed the last ride back to the hotel. >> the drivers had left for the evening and he came back and said i need a ride to blacksburg. >> as luck would have it, he had a motorcycle and an extra helmet. >> he drove the grateful swayze home. >> he says you can tell everybody you give me a right. i said, that you rode office button with me. >> the enduring mountain lives on. you can have the time of your life as long as nobody puts baby in the corner. >> don't put baby and a corner. the tsa is testing new screening procedures. they have to take food and electronics bigger than cell phones out of your bag, separate, and then screen those items. this is not tied to a security threat. the changes being tested at some airports now. the t

patrick kenny. j. patrick kenny has written a poem called "the cold within" and this poem speaks to the extreme qupidity in the world. not stupidity. it speaks to the he can team prestigious that some have to en-- prejudice that some have to endure. it speaks to the abuse of it. j. patrick kenny talk about the coldest night on the planet earth. these are his words. six humans trapped by happenstance in black and bitter cold. each one possessed the stick of wood, or so the story's told. their dying fire in need of logs. the first man held his back because on the faces around the fire he noticed one was black. the next man looking across the way saw one not of his church and he couldn't convince himself to give the fire his stick of berch. the third man sat with at that timered clothes. he gave his coat a hitch. why should his stick of wood be put to use to warm the idle rich. and the rich just sat back and thought all he had in store and how to keep what he had earned from the lazy, shiftless poor. the

patrick gaskill and fabian gomez. >> can you come to my house?e is on the horizon. after graduating from one of the prison's educational programs, gaskill is about to leave the housing unit to spend 60 days in confinement for being caught with inmate-made alcohol. >> the sanctions i imposed on gaskill for making intoxicant were a written reprimand. do not make intoxicant. 30 days phone loss, demotion from credit class one to credit class two, and 60 days disciplinary seg. it's a secure unit for segregation, administrative segregation there as well as disciplinary segregation. >> although the confinement unit is an eighth of a mile away, for security purposes, all inmates transferred there must be escorted by two officers and transported by van. >> 60 days is just the beginning of summer, so, i'm going to be missing this summer this year's, you know, pretty much. the best couple months out of the year. it don't make no difference. have to try to keep my nose clean and stay out for next time. >> he'll be back [ bleep ]. you know? it's one good thin

patrick burns, bbc news, birmingham.et little is known about the disease called alabama rot. first discovered in america in the late 1980s — it causes lesions on dogs‘ legs and paws. but there's still no known cure — which is why vets and animal welfare groups are meeting in reading today for the first time in a bid to tackle it. duncan kennedy reports. it is that time of day. the walk, run, the fun. repeated by 8 million dogs across the united kingdom. but for gabriel williams from monmouthshire those joys came to an end earlier this year. her dog, a family pet for five years, caught alabama rot and died. it is still ha rd to alabama rot and died. it is still hard to get your head around it, she's not here because it happens quickly and she was quite young, just five and a half. it was hard to see. so it has been difficult and very sad. alabama rot was first recorded in the united states in the 19805. recorded in the united states in the 1980s. and recorded in the united states in the 19805. and it recorded in the unite

>> and sir patrick stewart's new role might have you -- down in the dumps. dumps.kinny" is next. "the skinny" is next. ing hair 1r that's instantly smoother and tangle free. because strong is beautiful. ♪ lysol max cover kills 99.9% of bacteria, even on soft surfaces. one more way you've got what it takes to protect. ♪ skinny so skinny >> all right, it is "the skinny" time. very special skinny i might add. >> uh-huh. >> we start with the rock. my best friend. cooking up, a potential run for the white house. so you might remember, dwayne john possibility. >> now there is a poll, could you believe it? a new national poll, from public policy polling, which by the way that hillary clinton winning. florida. >> they always get it. they always get it right. looking at who would win if johnson went up against trump. in 2020. >> according to the poll he would lead trump 42-37. winning over 15% of trump supporter. >> what? >> that's the reaction right there. we know he tweeted you last week about your strong eyebrow game. >> what was that.

. >> reporter: but he's not patrick swayze.he's not jennifer grey. >> i think for most people who i at least talked to about it who are skeptical, one being one of my best friends, celine -- >> friends are like openly skeptical. >> she was like if you mess this up i will kill you. i was like, oh. >> you played baby. it's an iconic role. were you at all intimidated by that? >> yeah. to say the least. >> nobody puts baby in a corner. come on. >> reporter: abigail breslin is baby and colt prattes is johnny, leading the star-studded cast of abc's remake of the 1987 classic. >> my mom was a huge fan of the original. it's like her favorite movie. she used to say like, if only you could play baby one day. when i got the call i called my mom and she was just like crying. >> reporter: a new generation of fans about to experience the timeless tale all over again. >> they don't know who jennifer grey and patrick swayze are because they're young, they're babies, they're not running around watching classic movies yet. >> reporter: the remak

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senator patrick leahy from the senate judiciary committee joins us next. stay with us. it's an important question you ask,

patrick harvie.pplause we also want all of you to join in at home. you can argue along with the debate using social media. the hashtag is leaders debate. we will come back shortly and take opening state m e nts come back shortly and take opening statements from all of our panel, but first jackie bird statements from all of our panel, but firstjackie bird is statements from all of our panel, but first jackie bird is with the watching press. thank you. from the majesty of the debating hall to be more modest surroundings of the press room or the so—called spin room. it's here that the journalists and bloggers and party politicians will be scrutinising the performances of their party leaders and crafting tamara's headlines. i feel a their party leaders and crafting tamara's headlines. ifeel a bit like the headteacher. i will be gauging their reaction and quizzing the commentators through the programme. first to our political editor brian taylor. debates like this are still pretty new in the uk. how much

>> c-span's guest on "newsmakers" is senator patrick leahy. use the ranking democratic member of the senate appropriations committee, and a member and one-time chair of the senate judiciary committee. he is the dean of the senate which means he is the longest-serving in this summit in the fifth longest-serving senator in u.s. history. thank you for being with us. senator leahy: thank you very much. >> let me introduce our reporters, the chief congressional correspondent and -- for the washington examiner and the congressional reporter for the los angeles times and chicago tribune. both returning to our set today. thanks her being here. as we start this thursday afternoon, we have just heard the trump travel ban has had another downturn in the federal court. i'm wondering what your reaction is to this and is this headed for the supreme court? sen. leahy: it's interesting. the ninth circuit already knocked it down. now the fourth circuit has knocked it down. this next one is a more liberal circuit and knocked it down. a more conservative one kno

host: patrick murphy referring to a segment yesterday, patrick cockburn was on yesterday talking aboutis new book and by push for an article convention. you can watch that segment, c-span.org. we are talking about the $4.1 trillion budget proposal for fiscal 2018. edward, lawrenceville, georgia, line for republicans. go ahead. caller: can you hear me? host: yes, sir. caller: we have to quit spending like we are spending. the democrats have really put us in a bad way. 1934, a lot ofin people listening do not even know this, in 1934 the democrats confiscated all the gold in the united states and made the price of gold raise up. host: bring us to 2017, edward. in 2017 we have got to stop spending like we are spending. i think the trump budget makes more sense and i think pelosi is senile. thank you. host: judy in bismarck, north care -- north dakota, democrat. caller: i would just like to say that i am listening to everything that comes out of donald trump's white house, and i am horrified by this budget. i have watched many people struggle with health problems and situations of that natu

celtic are keen to sign patrick roberts permanently if manchester city would let them.goal of the season followed by calum mcgregor taking his chance to go on the scoresheet, certainly had crossed the line. the 5—0 win neatly wrapped up the line. the 5—0 win neatly wrapped up by the line. the 5—0 win neatly wrapped up by robert's second. record equalling 103 points, a draw with hearts on sunday and brendan rodgers' side will become invincible. blackpool are through to the league 2 play—off final after beating luton town in 6—5 on aggregate at kenilworth road. leading 3—2 from the first leg, blackpool extended their overall lead through nathan delfonso. luton then staged a comback and then managed to get themselves in front from the spot — danny hylton converting after he was controversally fouled in the area. blackpool levelled then in dramatic style with a goal that will probably be given as a stuart moore own goal. exeter city beat carlisle 65 on aggregate. the match will take place, the showpiece event, on wembley on sunday, the 28th of may. championship side notting

>> here on c-span, newsmakers is next with patrick lakey of vermont. former cia director john brennan testifies before the house intelligence committee is part of the ongoing investigation into russian influence during the 2016 presidential election and possible ties to the trump campaign. later, white house budget director mick mulvaney outlines the presidents 2018 budget request. >> >> c-span's guest on "newsmakers " is senator patrick leahy. one-timeember from chairman a senate judiciary committee and the dean of the senate which means he is the longest-serving in this summit in the fifth longest-serving senator in u.s. history, thank you for being with us. senator leahy: thank you very much. >> let me introduce our reporters, the chief andressional correspondent the congressional reporter for the los angeles times and chicago tribune. thanks her being here. as we start this thursday afternoon, we have just heard the trump travel ban has had another downturn in the federal court. i'm wondering what your reaction is to this and is this headed for the

nathan redmond scored, patrick bamford the moment.scored, patrick ba mford got the moment. nathan redmond scored, patrick bamford got a consolation for middlesbrough. his first goal in over two years. for middlesbrough. his first goal in over two yea rs. i for middlesbrough. his first goal in over two years. i think this was a big win for southampton, who had gone five games without winning the premier league. you can enjoy this game to give our fans fantastic two last games. they deserve this. and the squad deserves also a strong final and i hope we can pleasure and satisfaction for fans and for the squad. there has been an goal in the late game, it is now two, mesut ozil with their second goal so as it stands they are one point behind liverpool and putting the pressure on before their game against west ham. we are used to them winning at the end of the season. it is how it is at the moment. as you say great importance to live will tomorrow and that massive game at selhurst park. huge day tomorrow. you mentioned chelsea already have

she jumped over a second fence and dragged patrick out of the water.ugh its record and liaising with the health and safety executive. evha's school is shut today. staff and pupils have been offered counselling. she was a lovely, sweet natured girl. she was loved by everyone at the school. as a school and as a community, we are trying to make sense of this terrible tragedy. our thoughts and our prayers are with evha's family at this most difficult time. everybody's in shock, everybody's in utter shock, there's no words. i mean myself, i couldn't sleep last night thinking of this, you know, i've got kids that probably will be in the future going to a trip like this, i probably won't send my children. the park is shut today as a mark of respect. no decision has been made on when it will reopen. a bbc investigation has discovered girls are being repeatedly trafficked to scotland by eastern european organised crime gangs. one slovakian girl was discovered to have been trafficked to glasgow three times, others have been sold to asian crime gangs and forced i

it's "patrick hempsey." lets see the definition.rs-old, but still looks fantastic. [ light laughter ] for example,nd but i got to say, that grass didn't look a day over 40, #patrickhempsey. [ applause ] up next we have "gastronaut." this is a noun used to describe someone who goes really far away to pass gas. [ laughter ] for example, i think ian has stomach problems, because every 15 minutes he floats away from the group, #gastronaut. [ laughter and applause ] up next, we have "rasputin." this is the guy at the party who you can't believe hasn't passed out yet. [ light laughter ] for example, thought greg was a goner after he took 22 tequila shots and chugged that bottle of shampoo but that rasputin is still tearing up the dance floor. [ light laughter ] moving on, this next slang term is hyper specific. i cannot stress how specific it is, but i also cannot stress how happy you will be to know it if the situation should arise in your life. and here it is, the word is "squakward." and here's what it means. pet parrot says your ex-gi

patrick gearey, bbc news. and the british horse racing authority is to bar inexperienced apprentice jockey gina mangan from riding rank outsider dee—ore lear in saturday's epsom derby. the authority says its made the decision to put responsibility first. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are rachel cunliffe, deputy editor of the political news website, reaction. and 0wen bennett, deputy political editor of huff post uk. welcome to you both. tomorrow's front pages. the guardian sasteremy corbyn challenged amber rudd over the impact of the government's spending cuts following his last minute decision to take part in the bbc election debate. the daily telegraph notes that the home secretary represented theresa may in the debate, just 48 hours after the death of amber rudd's father. the times reports that the prime minister is concentrating on brexit after her refusal to take part in tonight

patrick gearey, bbc news. british and irish lions have arrived in new zealand ahead of their 10 match tour. head coach warren gatland has admitted they have a tough schedule ahead. they landed in auckland overnight — just three days before their first tour match against the nz provisional barbarians. the all blacks head coach steve hansen said the lions should have arrived a week before their first game — while gatland urges players not to listen to the negativity. i've mentioned how difficult the schedule was for 12 months. for people to talk about it now seems a little bit ironic, as we've all been well aware of it and how tough it is. you cannot well on it, we cannot change it. if you let negativity in terms of thinking about those sorts of things worry you, it is going to influence a team. it is what it is, and we are excited about it, looking forward to it. the schedule is tough, but some of those tough games are going to get a slice preparation for the test series. it's been a long couple of months since

dancing into the role of johnny, originally played by the late patrick swayze, known for dancing backup pink. >> is it intimidating to be johnny. >> to an extent. try not to look at it like that. not trying to be better. he was remarkable. classic. >> you won't say the line will you. >> nobody puts baby in a corner. >> i won't say the line. >> so sorry. >> my gosh, do it one time. >> i just want you, it loses something outside of it. i want everybody to hear it for the first time right there in the moment. >> bruce greenwood as dr. houseman and katie segal, vivian. >> the cougar. >> cougar before we called them that, yes. >> what do you think patrick swayze would think? >> he would be thrilled. he would have a cameo. >> time of my life in hendersonville, north carolina. >> the dip. got to try the lift. >> got to try the lift. by the way the movie airs tonight on abc right the lift is tough. >> one of my favorites. >> might recall last time i tried to lift you. >> yeah. >> at the desk. >> it, it was not planned. >> it didn't. >> just so you know for one. >> coincidentally wearing the sam

patrick studied here in the ‘80s.this is the actual computer that patrick took his exams on. today, he's back with his former teacherjohn, reminiscing about how quickly he picked up the old technology. it took patrick about two minutes! all right, brainbox! i absolutely loved my three years here. my dad often said the star college was the equivalent to an eton for disabled people. i think it is essential to have specialised schools and colleges for students with complex disabilities. hello, how are you? thanks to these accessible flats, students like bethan can study and live independently away from home. you've got a lot of space here, haven't you? as the college celebrates its big anniversary, it's expanding, although as a charity, uncertainties around funding make every investment a calculated risk. but being bold is what national star is all about. the whole ethos here is to realise the aspirations of disabled people, and today, just for fun, they're doing that — in a hot—air balloon. the tailored support the youn

patrick reed is our leader by one. jon rahm and alex noren, some gifted young players at the top and you've got four shots off the lead, phil mickelson, dustin johnson and some other stars in between. here's power for par. get 77. before our live coverage, we'll have the pga tour special, "destination sunday "presented by wells fargo. and then we come back to our sunday destination for the final round. 3:00 eastern time. molinari has a chance for birdie to move into a tie for second. we've seen a lot of very confused looks from that side of the cup today. nick: yeah. jim: go ahead and brush this one in. he opened here with 66 on thursday and now consecutive rounds of 72. nick: he plays consistently enough to win. it's whether that putter, whether he's got the real belief to force himself, when he feels uncomfortable, looks uncomfortable, just to push himself through it. not easy, is it? jim: nope. when he -- we came on the air, at one point in the first half-hour established a two-shot lead. to go into the ninth two sh

and patrick are right. there are several problems for the white house in terms of making good on this health care promise. one is this sort of shorter term issue of farcing republicans in the house to walk the plank on measures that are unpopular in swing districts, only to potentially see them fizzle out in the senate, and the other problem is if they do get this passed, do get it through the senate, they do change the law to reduce this list of essential health benefits that are required, to change the way the rules are for preexisting conditions, if not to get rid of that coverage for preexisting conditions, then they own this law and that i think is the fundamental tension for republicans right now. they know that if things do, are enacted and they don't bring premiums down and people aren't happy with coverage options or the breadth of coverage it's a republican problem and no longer a democratic problem or failing. >> a.b., this is one of the days we almost don't know how to deal with because congress

when i started working in government in the office of senator daniel patrick, i first heard the term "memcon" it was after meeting with the president. he said he was going to write a memcon, it was something he learn today do in his first job in washington working in the kennedy administration. it was simply shorthand for memorandum of a conversation. whenever he had a truly important conversation, as soon as possible after that conversation, he would type it up on his typewriter right there beside his desk. he would quote as much of the dialogue as precisely as he could remember it and he would fill in every detail he could that he thought was relevant to the shape of that conversation. i started doing the same thing after meetings in the oval office, meetings in the cabinet room, sometimes after important meetings the speaker of the house. if you have worked in washington near anyone, anyone in high office, you are aware, at least, of the concept of memcon. donald trump has never heard of it. he's never heard of the practice of making a memo of a conversation. lawyers do it all the

patrick, welelcome to democracy now!alk about what you found and what is pentagon documents reveal. >> thanks. audits a kind of worrying of the whole prorocess of the supply chain of over $1 billion worth of equipment. a lot of it weapons, as you said, going into kuwait and then snaking its way up and through toack to various -- iraq various army day pose. it found that there was no real centralized information source. oneu.s. military at any given point in time could not have an accurate assessment of the quantities and the location of equipment coming in. i think this is especially concerning because we have seen in previous dod audits that the situation is even worse on the iraqi side. once equipment is handed over to the iraqis, previous reports have shown that the iraqi warehouses are disorganized, even the iraqi officials don't know what is in some of the warehouses. there is an inventoried increment sitting in shipping -- equip men sitting in shipping crates. problems and deficiencies. and why we are concerned abo