patrick, what is your take on apple? patrick: we like apple as a company.d it for years, we sold it in march which we have some sellers regret. trading 15, 16 times earnings. it is not super expensive, but it is not cheap. disappoint, any ,lowdowns in this trajectory returns on capital deployed, all those things can start to suffer. you do need to see strong sales and continuation of turnover. is this their only product? do they just make phones, do they have anything else to offer? around whichhe sun every product orbits. they have done more in the services area, selling more icloud, music, they make a good amount of money from commissions through the app store, so that bucket is growing considerably but still, as the iphone goes, so goes apple. this is a company of size now and maturity where it is not going to be producing the same sort of growth that you saw five years ago when the iphone was still in its trajectory like that. it is a much more modest growth now, but those are numbers that a lot of companies would love to have. matt: doesn't everybody i

patrick: we'll secure the flask. liz: he's turning pot-- patrick: start that vacuum. liz: into potent oil for vaping cartridges and edibles. patrick: and that will be the final product that we put on our shelves. liz: the extract is rich in thc, the stuff that gets you high. the more thc marijuana has, the more it's worth. so griffith admits he's fudged the numbers with the help of some pot testing labs. liz: were you putting products out at a certain thc percentage, knowing that it actually wasn't that percentage? patrick: yeah. liz: he says it's the only way to compete. he's revealing this dirty secret, hoping things will change. patrick: if we're not happy with the numbers we're getting from one lab, we'll go to another. we'll explain our situation, and we'll get our numbers. liz: isn't that lying? is it fraud? patrick: yeah, yeah, that would be lying and fraud. liz: several states already require sellers to test their pot for thc potency, along with pesticides and mold, to make sure it's safe and labeled correctly. like sellers, labs also stand to make a lot of mo

patrick geary has beenin day one and 233—5. patrick geary has been in sydney covering this.rick, it is becoming a familiar story. england coming out on top, they make a good start but late wickets have left them in a precarious position again? yes, holly. it was their series encapsulated in a day. where there is hope they seem to find trouble. those wickets tilted the balance in australia's favour. england batted in murky conditions. they lost careless early wickets. in joe in murky conditions. they lost careless early wickets. injoe root and dawid malan they started to rebuild their innings. malan was dropped by steve smith. both batsmen went to 50 and both look pretty co mforta ble went to 50 and both look pretty comfortable as england got to 220—3. with the third ball of the new ball joe root hit it's straight to mitchell marsh. you could see how disappointed he was. it was such a big wicket. instead of sending a night watchman in to see at the end

patrick, i'll begin with you. overall the impact of these continuing resolutions, the so-called stop gap spending bills on the military. what did we hear from the number two republican on the senate armed services committee? patrick: a lot of what we heard from secretary mattis, general dunford, john mccain. it is the line they repeat because it's the line they believe that the cr's are going to affect training and maintenance. they have deleterious effects on the military that manifest worse -- that general mattis said is worse than any but right now what than any enemy could impose on the force. something that clearly senator inhoff wants to find a solution to senator cornyn saying that we're going to have maybe two more crs, it doesn't look like it's going anywhere soon. greta: joe, behind-the-scenes you've had people negotiating a long-term spending bill for the military. but what is at the heart of those discussions? because the senator kept referring to budget caps. we have to lift the budget caps. joe: so t

patrick: non-trivial.told me when he stepped out of whole foods he had 42 things that pursued him. we were humbled. alix: how about the latest fundraising? patrick: again, the family reached out to us. we feel very blessed to have this level of support. there is a growing recognition that we have got to do better. it doesn't make sense to be throwing away the magnitude of food we are losing every year. alix: when you look at the broader business landscape are there other inefficiencies in different industries you feel have the same kind of issue? patrick: there are. farm toa lot of talk to table, the reality is there is no system for it. part of the logistics and big data capabilities we are creating, we are capturing local food that otherwise are struggling to find a way to market. alix: are there other business models you feel inefficiencies in? werick: what we will see, are applying information technology and innovation to transform fundamental structures of society. we see that in transportation. uber

the third day of the final ashes test of the series gets underway shortly. 0ur reporter patrick geareyovering this one for us. patrick, it's fair to say australia have seized the advantage in this test helped along by usman khawaja and steve smith? yes, they have two set batsmen, usman khawaja is closing in on his century, after a quite serious. steve smith has now passed 6000 test i’u ns steve smith has now passed 6000 test runs “— steve smith has now passed 6000 test runs —— after a quiet series. england had made early breakthroughs, getting rid of cameron bancroft, bowled by stuart broad, and david warner was dismissed byjimmy anderson with a good delivery, after he scored a half—century. smith and usman khawaja had to ride their luck but they looked more and more confident as they went on and were comfortable by the close. australia will try to get beyond the england total and ta ke total get beyond the england total and take total control of this final test match but up so patrick, what can england do on day 3 to try and turn this around? they will want to finish on a high note. t

patrick gearey is in sydney for us.ng in hospital suffering from a stomach bug. it meant he could not resume his innings this morning and moeen ali had to come in in his place. he batted for an hour before being dismissed for the seventh time in the series by spinner nathan lion. joe root got to 50 and managed to getting in to lunch but he was clearly unwell to getting in to lunch but he was clearly u nwell a nd to getting in to lunch but he was clearly unwell and uncomfortable so we had to retire. from there australia made pretty swift progress. they got rid of the english tail and slap them away. to their credit england never stopped fighting and they have not broken up as previous ‘s sites have but the question is will now be asked. why we re question is will now be asked. why were they not competitive in this series? why have they not won a test match in australia to seven years? philippe coutinho's £1a2 million move to barcelona from liverpool will be rubber stamped later this morning. he will be paraded at camp no

thank you, patrick. i feel like with everything that's happened in 2017 and 2018 so far, we all feel like we're rapidly aging, not just the iranians, so we're going to turn now to a video. and i see we have him right here. now, take it away. >> oh, we cannot hear him. just one moment while we sort this out. [inaudible conversation] >> cory, should i move onto the next speaker, do you think? [inaudible conversation] >> all right. so-- while we sort out the technical issues, let's move to mike eisenstadt as our next speaker. >> thank you. let me just say that first, i think the first thing i would say is that the regime has been very effective in closing down information coming out of iran, and as a result, it's been very hard to really read events there. as it is in any-- it's hard enough even when there is a flow of information in these kind of developments to read events going on thousands of miles away during potentially violent and potentially revolutionary situations. but even the videos that have be

we will start with patrick clauson. he is our senior fellow and director of research at the institute. he is going to look at the background of these protests. where are they coming from, what are the causes and what has been happening inside of iran that can explain the unrest we are he is our senior fellow and seeing. then we will turn via video to our colleague who was one of washington's most skillful seeing. interpreters of domestic events in iran at where they might be going in the future. then we will turn to mike, the con fellow and director of our military security studies here. he will look at the role of security services in these protests, and what the protests might mean for the future of those security forces, both within and outside of iran. finally, i will turn to our friedman visiting fellow, who is going to look at how these protests might reverberate in lebanon, outside of iran's borders, certainly where iran is spending those billions of dollars that protesters have cited as one of their grievances.

what do you think about patrick drahi's moved here?he drop in yields guy just showed. freddie: and they have been for months. i am personally quite keen on the european and u.s. telco stories moving forward. that he didnt to me take on too much debt and i was as nervous as the other investors. this will certainly go a long way to studying nerves and allowing him to continue to expand in the areas he wants to do so. i think europe has more opportunity than the u.s., but he has to balance out his empire somehow. guy: why do you like telcos? -- tradethey tread incredibly cheaply, they are at the end of a 15 year regulatory cycle where most prophets have been taxed by the regulator. capex spend.to see i think there is going to be digital infrastructure that goes into the ground in the next 15 years. that willnow what look like, but they are consolidating and becoming a greater source of incremental excess returns in the next five to 10 years. -- we will getu to your picks in a moment, but you do have a lot of telco and telco tech stocks. n

representative patrick murphy democrat of florida he was one of the first we'll ever ules elected to congress is now the chairman of the political nonprofit group fusion forum foundation all right thank you both david will start with you president drum treated will be no dog without funding for his promised border wall i don't mexico are supposed to pay for that what do you make it has been. amazing how far we've come from mexico for it listen larry that the annual budget process in congress and washington is very different than what we saw with a tax bill there is a date certain by which these decisions have to get made or the government shuts down clearly democrats want daca they wanted to continue the president wants his wall their reality is i think it's easier for democrats to get a little closer to the president not by talking about a physical wall but by talking about operational control of the borders border security responsible immigration policy but the president the republican party have a real challenge on their hands the reality is the republican base does not want to co

patrick: patrick corrections are normal.are just looking for the next key 126, 1 .67e of the distance. that's the ecb story, a policy for pricing. there are muted euros and inflation dates. people have to -- we have to let it put on the pedal again for markets. 130 atkes us to 125, and the end of the year. francine: it's great having both of you with different views, as this is the challenge of the markets, right? thank you both for staying with us. up next, a look at market reaction, as canadian officials say there's a good chance, trump will withdraw -- on lockdown. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ economics finance politics. this is "bloomberg: surveillance." i'm francine lacqua here in london. let's get straight to the bloomberg business flash, here is nejra cehic. inra: via has cut its stake investors, 40.2% as part of its -- its percent on drugs ongoing look on drugs. there is a shift away from chemicals for bayer. torero is nearing a deal acquire any u.s. company for $2.8 billion. there is an agreement that could be signed as e

jason momoa or patrick wilson?" look, i -- you'd beat me in a fight. [ laughter ] you play aquaman's half brother. >> yes. the smaller, shorter -- >> seth: orm. >> whiter half. >> seth: your name is orm? >> my name is orm. >> seth: that's great. >> i'm a bad ass in that movie. >> seth: yeah, no. >> he's the ocean master. >> seth: orm sounds like a guy you would be scared by. [ light laughter ] guys, look out, orm is coming! >> hey, guys! [ light laughter ] you know what's funny? you know what's funny? we would -- on my chair -- 'cause the chair in the movie -- i don't know why i'm referring to the chair. but it would say "orm." and we'd put tape so it says "norm." which made me even less -- [ light laughter ] >> seth: when you go under water, you would drop the "n." >> that's right. he's awesome. >> seth: this is really cool. your kids are 8 and 11. >> yes. >> seth: and your wife, who is also an actor. >> yes. >> seth: the two of you direct -- you've directed musicals of theirs at school. >> yes, we direct the eleme

this week, patrick kennedy who was on that commission said this thing is a charade.an't expect 1 narcotics officer who we spoke to last night lost his daughter to addiction. you say one of the biggest problems you felt is that there weren't enough options for treatment that you could get her into. >> not what i would call expectable treatment. a lot of the treatment facilities we went to, it was all based, dictated by what your insurance would pay and how long they might allow you to stay there. >> martha: patrick kennedy joins me now. it's good to happy with us tonight. thank you very much for being here. we reached out to the white house today to find out what happened with us commission ended. we have not heard anything back from them. we hope that we will. who is leading charge now? >> governor christie was terrific. he actually not only talk the talk, he was walking the walk here in new jersey. as governor, he appropriated 250 million dollars just for new jersey. that would make it nearly half as much as the expense of the whole country which means it's a pitifu

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within the decade the average age of a man would be 36. >> bank you patrick i feel like everything in 2017 and 2018 we all feel we are rapidly aging. [laughter] so now we will turn to my colleagues joining us from video. >> we cannot hear her. one moment. >> should we move onto the next speaker? mac while they sort this out we will move to mike. >> thank you. first the reactive in closing down it is hard enough with the flow of information and developments to read those events thousands of miles away but potentially violent and revolutionary situations. but even the videos getting out have been very low quality and it is hard to judge who is involved and exactly what is going on in the streets. so my comments are somewhat tentative but there is a number of things rooted in long-term trends the way the regime has responded to previous acts of violence to create a framework of analysis. so the first thing to talk about these events is to understand the founder of the islamic republic are revolutionaries and nothing they fear more than counter revolution because first of all they know th

patrick mcloughlin, speaking this morning.hire gave an explanation of his reasons for resigning as northern ireland secretary. over the last few weeks, i have been having a number of health tests, and this has revealed that i have a small lesion in my right lung that will require surgery to remove. whilst the health team believed that will deal with the issue and that i will be back to work, it will take a number of weeks, and time where i will need to be away from my duties and work. add add this really important time in northern ireland, with the restoration of devolved dormant, wanting to see that renewed, getting back into the talks process —— devolved government, dealing with the brexit process and dealing with the brexit process and dealing with theissues the brexit process and dealing with the issues of the past, that requires the thugs, energy and intent, and with my surgery forthcoming i will not be in a position to give that sort of effort. therefore, with a great deal of regret, i have decided and discussed and we h

i don't understand all these things. >> so patrick -- go ahead, patrick. >> yes, a little bit of history. can you imagine, fred if bill clinton had ordered the white house lawyer or janet reno to fire ken starr at the height of the monica lewinsky investigation. >> no, nobody would buy it, no -- >> yes, you're getting into richard nixon territory of note here. now, the president, you know, bob muller may not have been fired, but we do know from "the times" reporting is president trump directed the white house counsel to fire him. that was an action. a direction. and gave it. it was only because the counsel stopped him that, you know, that mueller survived. >> okay. we're going to leave it right there. it just -- the beat goes on, yes. all right, selena, patrick healy, thank you. >>> all right two decades and more than 150 victims. the fallout from the disgraced olympic doctor is far from over. members from the house and senate are working together to get answers. we'll speak with one of the main drivers behind that effort after this. >>> and a sea of support flooding the streets at michi

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dynamic duo swiss twins that frank and patrick brooklyn so team up artistically. novel dish what a basket and a chair lady and her conjuring up in their berlin restaurant. and bugged out in finland there's a new house protein bread need with ground for rickets. all this week we've been looking at sets of successful twins who have put their uniqueness to use so to speak no matter the field that they work in this kind of unusual teamwork seems to function well frank and patrick rickman from switzerland are no different they are conceptual artists who have gained recognition through projects like their zero star hotel in which a guests literally sleep under the stars or euro max met up with them on their studio to learn more about their innovative ideas. not one but two and the same swiss artists punk and pats we can all twins on a day to go in every way they do know who's older. and minutes older so i have nine minutes more experience. so how different let's say favorite color. orange their favorite music. hall i'm sorry same for me. favorite food. as long as there'

live to the scg, where we can speak to our reporter patrick geary. the series has been long gone for england for a while, but they'll be looking to start 2018 in a positive way. they certainly well. i think there isa they certainly well. i think there is a feeling in the ailing camp that that fourth test in melbourne, while it wasn't a triumph because they only true, it did at least show they could stay competitive with australia for longer periods of time for stub if they could build on that in the fifth test in sydney and get a victory, it might vindicate some of the decisions they have made and ta ke of the decisions they have made and take some of the pressure off some of the key figures in that england can. of course they have failed in their mission ultimately because the ashes are gone, but a victory here would perhaps give them something to build on, going into

. >>> happening right now, pennsylvania congressman patrick meehan says he regrets not going to court to clear up his name. of course the congressman is under fire for using tax paying dollars to settle a sexual harassment case. our jeff cole sat down with meehan, i know, jeff, you mentioned this earlier he regrets signing that confident loll agreement as well. >> reporter: does he. representative patrick meehan is 62-year-old father of three who says a decades younger female aid became his soulmate who opened the door to an emotional closeness. >> are you trying to retaliate against her, hurt her now. >> not in the least -- not in one shape or other. this is a person i care about deeply. >> reporter: in peril of losing his public career he claims he's been falsely accused of sexual harassment facing claims he made unwanted romantic overtures to an aide he paid hearths sans of dollars in taxpayer funds and severance, not a settlement. >> you ever paid severance before for anybody in your office. >> short ones. >> reporter: short ones? >> what's that mean? >> advice was given and i too

drug enforcement agency patrick, thank you for joining us today. >> my pleasure >> so what do you makethis sessions' decision to reverse the federal government's previous sort of hands-off policy where state experimentation around marijuana is concerned is this just optics or cause to be concern here? >> i think it's primarily optics it appears to be something that's motivated by personal animus on the part of the attorney general interestingly, you know, we've seen or appears to be at odds with previous statements that the president made while on the campaign trail and it's clearly out of touch with what the american people want support for legalized cannabis is at an all-time high over 9 out of 10 americans support access to medical cannabis that kind of support for any issue is virtually unheard of. but at the end of the day, you know, we think that federal prosecutors at 90 some odd districts across the u.s. are essentially going to be continue to be guided by the tenets of the call memo. frankly it's just good policy. and whether it's formally in place or not, we feel like that's

3—0 down but after a draw in the boxing day test they will hoping to gain something from the for patricky is in sydney. the ground staff are making the final preparations to the pitch ahead of the fifth test. pitches have been in the news after dawn in melbourne was described at poor, but the groundsman said he was very proud of his pitch and very pleased with the team's effort, and we should get a good match. there is every chance for england to finally

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i had real sports correspondent patrick geary in sydney just geary in sydneyjust play begins. it is about 10:20 am and we have come under the shade such as the heat already and the players will have no such option, they will have to go out in around 40 celsius temperatures and it will feel even hotter than microsoft of england players because they are 130 runs behind and they have six wickets to ta ke behind and they have six wickets to take under facing the march of the marsh brothers, sean is sure to this entry, mitchell king the ball to all parts. the pitch is starting to spin a little more but it will probably favour nathan lyon who has been more effective in this series. england's main task now is to slow the game down, so australia down. they probably cannot get victory anymore, england, australia will want to score quickly and get into the batsman, take a ten wickets they need to make his 4—0 to england will be looking to show some character perhaps, perhaps salvage a draw. show a bit of character, is that our england can get back any pride at the end of this final ashe

patrick geary is in sydney. a storm has broken over sydney, but way too late to save england. they we re way too late to save england. they were done by mid—afternoon. coming to the ground today with only six wickets in hand, they knew this would be a tough day. for the captain in particular, it was sickening. england have had three weeks to prepare for these pictures but that will make them no easier to watch after a stomach churning series, queasiest of all, joe root who arrived at the ground having spent the morning in hospital with a stomach bug. moeen ali took his place, batted for an hour then met a familiar end, dismissed for the seventh time by nathan lyon. incoming, the outpatient, joe root nursed himself to 50 but it was hard going. at lunch, he retired. his series ended not by an aussie but by his belly. australia removed jonny bairstow not long later, the rest was nasty, brutish and short. this was the sort of ruthless cricket that has allowed australia to dominate england and win the series with four big victories to none. emphatic stuff from australia,

patrick geary has been following the action.t has cooled considerably now but this was a day of unforgiving heat and unforgiving australians, they are and unforgiving australians, they a re close and unforgiving australians, they are close to winning the ashes 4—0, in reality they need only one wicket. the day started in the ever climbing temperatures, shaun marsh went to his 100, emotional celebration with his brother, mitchell marsh, they went to his own 100 and they were so taken with hugging each other, they almost forgot to run. mitchell marsh was bowled on the next delivery, but already it freed up the remaining australians to free up england. shaun marsh, tim paine and the tail adding the moralising runs for the england fielders, they decided to put them out of their misery at 649-7. 303 put them out of their misery at 649—7. 303 ahead, the temperature in parts of sydney was climbing to a record high. england had a nightmare start, mike stoneman, lbw to mitchell starc. —— start, mike stoneman, lbw to mitchell sta rc. —— m

but the birds defense dipped in after that of the patrick robinson pick off keenum for pick six. this was a beauty. and the route was on. the birds gave the vikings a bald attack that exceeded on several levels. the birds ran the ball effectively. they passed with pinpoint accuracy. and even scored on a little razzle dazzle, flea flicker in the second half, everything working for the philadelphia eagles. this touchdown, from foles, to alshon jeffrey, 53 yards, it was domination. the eagles win the nfc championship 38 to seven. my voice is cracking. the team pulled together over the course after tough season and our don bell was there as the team celebrated their huge victory. >> absolute euphoria here at lincoln financial field. after being the underdog for the second straight week, the eagles turn into the tough dogs and earn a trip to the superbowl. >> kind of surreal, you know? it is -- i love coaching this football team. i love coaching those players in there. you know, it is a tremendous ing. >> this is a special group of players. and coaches. however, all of our focus as ha

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patrick robinson.ally simple little play. going to go deep on the play, he's the deep defender. patrick on the inside he's the flat defender. he does a good job of getting his depth but the key of this play is going to be unnoticeable guy on the team, i notice all the time, right there, fletcher cox at nose. the back is going to go in to help on fletcher cox, not on chris long and it's chris long that hits the arm, the chest and the hand of case keenum and forces this fluttery throw out in a flat. patrick robinson makes a great play. i love patrick looking back in the back, identifying the football but jim schwartz's defense was working in harmony against the vikings offense and you'll see it right here. chris long who had the one-on-one block, there it is, hits the elbow. patrick robinson. that was the play of the game that changed it for me. >> on offense nick foles was dare i say phenomenal. he was exceptional last night. why? >> i would call it pinpoint accuracy. that was the difference last night.

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patrick gearey, bbc news, in sydney.on the bbc news channel. the next news on bbc one is at 6:05pm. bye for now. the prime minister has defended her government's record on the nhs, saying it was better prepared for a winter crisis than ever before. in an interview with the bbc‘s andrew marr show, she said she recognised people's concerns over the nhs, but that extra funding was being put in to the service. league nhs has been better prepared for winter pressures than it has been before. operations being postponed well part of the plan. the only operations to be reinstated as soofi as only operations to be reinstated as soon as possible. it is about those who need urgent care are able to get that treatment when they need it. i visited finlay park hospital in a few days ago, i also know that the nhs staff have been doing a fantasticjob. they do that day in and day out and have been working really ha rd over and day out and have been working really hard over this time of winter pressure. and really delivering for people and

we have jim patrick. >> thank you. jim patrick, patrick and company. to the board of directors here. i'd like to call your attention to the san francisco transit authority that agreed to spend $188,000 on a peer rephrase for the design to bring together the rav report, two track versus one track, and the proposal to the tjpa has been made, and i believe mark or one of our representatives are going to sit on that board. that's a strategic thing, and as this peer group reviews it, they're going to finally make a recommendation. it seems to me, from an outsider looking in, that no one can do what the peer group doesn't want to do, so it will essentially be a decision about how the dtx and the connection on down the line is going to go. it's a clever political move, but i'd like to see reporting and i had i'd like to see an agenda item on this board as to how this process is going. we have to pay attention to this, and i'm also curious what the board policy direction is to our staff relative to what we should be reporting and promoting to this peer group.

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mark: patrick is staying with us. patrick's red flags. it's nice to talk about a red flag.er optimist, vice chairman for equities that they at baird.at bayard -- dell is considering a sale, according to cnbc. we are working on independently confirming that report. this will be a fascinating transaction, we knew that they were looking to perhaps go public or make some kind of transaction. this'll be a reverse merger, dell already owns 80% of vmware through its acquisition of the emc. it would be an interesting way for dell to get back into the public markets without action going public in a fresh offering. we will continue to dig into this report from cnbc the dell is considering a sale to vmware. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: live from new york, and vonnie quinn. mark: i am mark barton, this is the european close on "bloomberg markets." on bloomberg television. , a times can i say bloomberg? how is the strengthening euro impact of u.s. equities. he talked about the risk of the and he yield going to 3% warned of a correction might be in order. how we prepare ourselves is equi

at lunch england are 144—5, and we can head live now to our reporter patrick gearey.'re outside the scg. joe root out in the centre, dehydration wasn't the problem, what was the issue? he was suffering we understand from a stomach bug, it wasn't the heat exhaustion we earlier thought it might have been, but i think in the hot temperatures in sydney wouldn't have been pleasant but he couldn't resume his innings at the start of play so moeen ali went out with jonny bairstow, but he's now gone out to bat after moeen's wicket fell and he was in some discomfort, he has kept drinking water, not surprising, but he is still battling, he's got through to lunch, which gives him another chance to get a crucial rest. you mention the loss of moeen ali's wicket, butjoe root has a half—century, promising from england given they only lost one wicket in the morning session? it could have been worse. moeen lasted an hour before nathan lyon got him for the seventh time in this series, quite an alarming statistic, but then root came in with bairstow, health problems notwithstanding not t