patrick i want to talk about you were an army veteran. what was your motivation for starting this particular business? >> i think it was over time it was the coming from combat in 2003 i was in invasion in the infantry and 2004 i left. there is not much of a transition. get out and grind and take those principles that we learn in the military and apply to building your own business and building your brand. soon after that i realized working with the horses what it was doing for me. as a combatant. and then soon i got an -- one of the greatest opportunities to me patricia and amy brown. they believed and saw this and had a passion for horses

that,: thank you for patrick chovanec. the u.s.reasury saw the weakest demand for the benchmark 10 year note in the recent auction in a decade, but the 30-year option fared a little better. we have details. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ shery: this is bloomberg markets. amanda: i am amanda lange in toronto. today's 30-your auction was better than wednesday's 10-year sale that produced the lowest bid to cover ratio since 2009. what wee grayfield, most concerned about when we see that. -- see that? is there a concern it will drop off and stay off the primary dealers books? catherine: when you talk about auction demand, the first worry is what about foreign bids? in general this week it is some of the shocking bid to cover ratios you saw yesterday that caught people's attention. when you dug into it and looked bidders, theyrect were the over than average but it was the bid to cover that caught people's attention. theou said in the intro, 30-your auction with better today. i think people are taking that as a step in the right direction. shery

evening my guest patrick henningsen executive editor of 21st century wired dot com. now says law in 2006 wiki leaks has published thousands of documents on a whole range of issues from national security to war among them files leaked by former u.s. army private chelsea manning she's currently serving time in jail for contempt of court after refusing to testify in the ongoing wiki leaks case let's take a look back now at the revelations which of led to this moment. i i. think. the to wiki leaks walks like a hostel in tokyo sort of like a hot cocoa. ok let's go live to london now and join our correspondent there lisa good evening julie in the sun she seems to be facing a battle of many fronts over in the u.k. where you are he's already been put behind bars by the authorities for 50 weeks for skipping bail want to try him on the right publications now the u.s. pressing more charges seem to be going from bad to worse for julian so much. us adding these new charges we're hearing about just today the justice department announcing that a grand jury a federal grand jury in v

patrick: boris clearly in the lead.x or seven that will get down to three or four, and then two. francine: if there is a boris johnson against a remainder, boris johnson gets it? patrick: for the conservative party, you need to be a brexiteer. francine: he needs that support from parliament. patrick: i think the winning strategy in round one is being very hard brexit, but that does not get your job done once you are prime minister. you have to change your rhetoric and try to move towards compromise once you are in as p.m. tom: we want to go to a european perspective. tadeo in the halls of the european union has seen the changes over the recent months, of a steadfastness out of europe. what will change from mr. uecker and mr. tesch mr. junker and mr. cker and mr.un barnier? maria: three years after the referendum, the u.k. does not know what kind of relationship at wants what the european union and they think it will not change with a new prime minister. if we get a euro skeptic, the europeans have no intention to play b

patrick: that is another great question.believe europe looks very exciting here, as does the u.k.. talked about fund flows going into bonds. fund flows are the lowest into european equities over the last 15 years. the market has been scared by these recent eu elections in populism, but that is just a weak party getting a little , but that just creates gridlock, so things will remain the same. we see a nice half recovery in europe. europe has outperformed the u.s. by 15% over the last year. while we still feel the u.s. will outperform, we do feel that europe will actually pick up quite nicely on her growth in the second half. -- nicely on better growth in the second half. vonnie: i can't let you go without asking about brexit and the tory leadership conference. what you think happens between now and july, and through the end of october? patrick: you can ask my office, and i think we will be talking for the next when he four hours. there are -- the next 24 hours. there are very split opinions, as you know. a hard or soft brexi

st patrick's college, northern sri lanka.eph st patrick's college, northern sri lanka. father francis joseph first came here as a school by. after being ordained as a catholic priest, he came back to become a teacher. —— a schoolboy. eventually, becoming the school's principle. today, his legacy looms large. mostly his whole life was spent in st patrick's. it was 1988, i entered the school and father francis would come to me with a smiling face and that face is still remembered. even though he was the rector of the college, he knew everybody. he knew students by name. it was during father francis's time at st patrick's when a civil war will break out between sri lankan military and the tamil tigers who we re military and the tamil tigers who were fighting for a sovereign nation. it would last 26 years and 100,000 people would be killed. this man was standing with father francis on the school balcony when the bombs began to fall. father francis was an ardent supporter of tamil independence but he never picked up arms. words we

patrick: exactly.he major fundamentals are still there, and in general, is still reasonably positive. at the same time, you have bad news succeeding good news, good news succeeding bad news for the same companies in the same sectors, so it is difficult to read. the name of the game is to be agile and look professionally, advertising clients in a bespoke matter. francine: how our clients reacting? are they prudent, sitting on cash? say, theif i may clients listen carefully to what we have to say. they stay invested, of course, they are now inclined to look at the longer-term safe investment philosophies. we may have a correction in the , but basically, if we have a corrections not to get out of the runtime. time. out at the wrong francine: what is they are horizon? five or 10 years? long.pretty low -- patrick: it is. years andking at 3-5 the fantastic opportunities arising today due to what we call the revolution in the sustainability space. this offers new opportunity for investments and we are want to

patrick shanahan arguing that the recent deployment to carry a strike force to the region has played a role in controlling the crisis we have to turn attacks based on our repository of assets to turn attacks against american forces. our biggest focus at this point is to prevent iranian miscalculation. that we do not want the situation to escalate. this is about deterrence not about war. or not about going to war we're ready to respond if we have to the best thing to appen is for everybody to calm down and iran to back off and i'm hoping that this show of force will result in deescalating not escalating nobody is talking about a military solution to the current friction with the iranians i haven't heard anybody discuss that pretty thank you all very much but the briefing still did not convince skeptical democrats make no mistake this president and his administrative .

patrick shanahan arguing that the recent deployment to carry a strike force to the region has played a role in controlling the crisis we have to turn attacks based on our repository of assets to turn attacks against american forces. our biggest focus at this point is to prevent iranian miscalculation. we do not want the situation to escalate. this is about deterrence not about war. or not about going to war we're ready to respond if we have to the best thing to happen is for everybody to calm down and iran to back off and i'm hoping that this show of force will result in deescalating not escalating nobody is talking about a military solution to the current friction with the iranians i haven't heard anybody discuss that pretty thank you all very much but the briefing still did not convince skeptical democrats make no mistake this president has a business tracing are itching for a confrontation with iran i believe that a war with iran. it would be. an absolute disaster far worse than the war with iraq and i hope the american people told this administration that we will not go to war in

>> patrick, how much do we care that steph curry goes all the way and i'm not talking about joel embiid, we know from philadelphia it is a tough game but when you decide to back an athlete, especially someone as, i would say, as wondrous as steph curry, what does that mean for sues if he goes all the way? >> well i think when we think about what we do, innovation is key to us. i think as we think about the athletes that we support around the world, across all of the different sports, for us it is absolutely key, of course that, we give them product that enables them to perform. like kevin said before, what we're doing now with the hover technology and some of the stuff that stef is wearing and also joel embiid is wearing, it is enabling them to be better at their game and ultimately whatever we do, whatever we produce, we're there to make our athletes and people that engage with this brand better and we're going to continue to do that with steph and with joel and that is our mission, under armour makes you better. >> we want a sixers/warriors final. and i don't like the two teams in the

we are looking at a confirmation ahead for patrick shanahan.n the weeks to come, this morning, we are asking viewers on the washington journal your level of confidence in u.s. military leadership and we are talking just to active and retired members of the military. morning.ood i spent 25 years in military. two tours in vietnam. i heard the gentleman who said he is a retiree and made the comment he did not want to serve with gay people. let me make something straight. i was involved in the first -- in vietnam where we were almost re--- overrun with north vietnamese and out of all the people we had on the perimeters, the two guys that did not -- i say again, did not abandon their position were two guys other soldiers from the ohio national guard were swearing they were gay. all those muscle men haule d butt. they just took off. there is absolutely zero that will stop a person from performing a job. that is saying you are gay and saying you can't drive or work. that is the craziest thing i ever heard. if we were in a position where we go around b

patrick shanahan arguing that the recent deployment of a carry a strike force to the region has played a role in controlling the crisis we have deterred attacks based on our repository of assets to turn attacks against american forces. our biggest focus at this point is to prevent iranian miscalculation. we do not want the situation to escalate. this is about deterrence not about war. or not about going to war we're ready to respond if we have to the best thing to appen is for everybody to calm down and iran to back off and i'm hoping that this show of force will result in deescalating not escalating nobody is talking about a military solution to the current friction with the iranians i haven't heard anybody discuss that r.t. thank you all very much but the briefing still did not convince skeptical democrats make no mistake this president and his administration are itching for a confrontation with iran i believe that a war with iran. would be. an absolute disaster the fall of the wall with iraq and i hope the american people told this administration but we will not go to war in iran un

patrick grew up with his consistent. his father a leading lawyer who advocates showed an early interest in patrick's korea. my dad for their shame pierre and the kids but. even. he went to the best school in cape town although when he was seventy he wasn't the academic time did you bring your project book that doesn't. at age seven i was a bit of a law my one teacher said am i going to prison one day and that nothing controversial happened i was actually a very good student by the end of it thanks to those teachers. at twenty eight he's gone back to university to study for a master's degree. the point about this is that course any particular consequence of the voyage is in general a consequence all range of contributing factors such as. even a twenty eight's i'm so not really sure what the farm's me as a person i was a. chapters of my life a very sporty authentic person like i can just do that stuff actually but now it's kind of fun and really play sports any more as you get older you karnow of searching for it also you

we start with patrick shanahan at the naval academy.mmins and eric , andmb, michigan governor we close with an archival commencement speech, president ronald reagan speaking at this the goodell college in 1993, 4 years after leaving office. at the naval academy commencement, acting secretary of defense patrick shanahan told graduates to set the standard on preventing sexual assault. he served

patrick shanahan arguing that the recent deployment to carry a strike force to the region has played a role in controlling the crisis we have to turn attacks based on our repository of assets to turn attacks against american forces. our biggest focus at this point is to prevent iranian miscalculation. that we do not want the situation to escalate. this is about deterrence not about war. or not about going to war we're ready to respond if we have to the best thing to happen is for everybody to calm down and iran to back off and i'm hoping that this show of force will result in deescalating not escalating nobody is talking about a military solution to the current friction with the iranians i haven't heard anybody discussion are you thank you all very much but the briefing still did not convince skeptical democrats make no mistake this president has a bit strange itching for a confrontation with iran i believe that a war with iran would be. an absolute disaster. underlying this crisis a decision by president donald trump to unilaterally pull out the 2015 nuclear deal with iran and as th

as patrick kennedy said, this can happen to anyone. any of us are vulnerable to it if we get the medications either through prescription or otherwise. we have to have a lot of education with doctors, patients and people. also, drug development and alternatives for pain. that's very important. drugs that won't be as addicting. you won't develop a tolerance to that. there's drugs in the pipeline for them. the sooner they come out the better. >> neil: erika, thanks. it's a weighty topic. the time we spent on it alone is heavy by broadcast standards. the fact of the matter is there's so much more time that we should devote, so much more attention that we should get. just to put in perspective, a i don't know man passed away at the ender age of 37 trying to do good, helping people deal with their demons and succumbing to his own. if there can be nothing more that comes of the death of a wonderful man named austin eubanks, maybe it's that, that we heed his tragedy and his family's lost and we vow not to see it repeat itself. we can only hope

patrick, thank you so much. let's talk about everything that patrick and kaitlan were laying out. what are we talking about when you're looking at tariffs on goods coming from mexico into the u.s.? it's a wide range and can impact almost everyone. christine romans is here. she's taken a closer look at all of it. what are we talking about? >> just about any kind of product you would use, quite frankly. we import so much from mexico. what do we buy? last year, almost $350 billion worth of goods. patrick is so right to point out vehicles. vehicles is a big part of that. cars and trucks and auto parts. and in fact, when you look at that number that shows $93 billion in imports, it's a little deceiving because some of the things we're bringing in from mexico started in the u.s. in the first place. by one estimate, 40% of the imports that are coming in in manufactured goods are parts that started in the u.s. jobs in the united states build it, it went there to be assembled. coming back. it's a very complex relationship. also, electrical machinery and machinery. when you look at agricult

defense secretary is downplaying the possibility of war with iran patrick shanahan says the deployment of additional forces to the gulf will limit tehran's ability to attack and made the comments after briefing congress mike hanna reports. congress has been demanding more information for weeks and finally it was provided by the members of the trumpet ministration secretary of state mike pump aoe in the acting secretary of defense patrick shanahan held separate creeping sessions in both the house and the senate. patrick shanahan arguing that the recent deployment of a carry a strike force to the region has played a role in controlling the crisis we have deterred attacks based on our repository of assets to turn attacks against american forces. our biggest focus at this point is to prevent iranian miscalculation. we do not want the situation to escalate. this is about deterrence not about war. or not about going to war we're ready to respond if we have to the best thing to happen is for everybody to calm down and iran to back off and i'm hoping that this show of force will result in dees

represented patrick mchenry of north carolina talks about federal reserve board policy, who the president might choose for federal openings, and more. newsmakers today at 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. history tv, today at 6:00 p.m., on american artifacts, a tour of the rise up rights on the lgbtq exhibit. the stonewall prayed on the gay wall street workers who socialized there. it was a place where gay people could come. >> at 8:00, on the presidency. here about the watergate tapes from jeff sheppard who worked with nixon's defense team. >> the president said this, the president said this, the president decreed to do that. anything thatind says the president gave an order or acknowledged criminality. it is just not there. >> this weekend on american history tv on c-span3. president trump has announced he intends to nominate patrick shanahan to be the next secretary of defense. mr. shanahan has been acting defense secretary sent james mattis -- since james

patrick: she doesn't have the influence. the party does not have an appetite for another change of the top. herwas substantially designated successor and was supposed to bring in fresh pair of hands to politics in germany to center-right politics and that has not happened. says she is prepared to fill out the rest of the term and if there was any notion she kk as thee way for a new chancellor, she has given the signal she is staying put for now. vonnie: we will be back on this subject soon. he is in berlin, thank you for joining us. for more on the context we are joined by the head of political --. at open cdu and the to the german electorate as we progress throughout the year into next year? it is particularly complicated in germany with a coalition government suffered a few political crises over the past months and is facing a lot of critique about where they really have the legitimacy to continue running the country. these elections continue to confirm they might not have the majority or the mandate anymore to run the ger

but i would agree with patrick.here's only so much you can do in terms of squeezing the wages of drivers even further. there is also only so much you can do in rising prices. there are clear substitutes. the road to profitability maybe a little bit longer than is currently envisioned. francine: thank you all for a scintillating conversation. all stay with us. we will have a lot more on markets and trade. and of course, the impact this could have on not only margins but the central banks. you can see european stocks barely budging. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg: surveillance." let's talk about the u.s.. hours before president trump's 25% tariff hike, the atlanta fed president warned of the impact on prices. he calls increase tariffs a whole other game. -- are ourus is guests. we were talking about the price -- the markets being for cut forecut. is there a communication problem? mortiz: i think it is a reflection of the uncertainty we are facing. particularly, we are talking about those tariffs. if

. >> patrick mccaw! >> the crowd is surrounding patrick mccaw, golden state warrior who won an nba championship. so why did he leave? the scene was almost surreal, amid a second straight nba title celebration, patrick mccaw sat alone, consumed by something else. >> what was going through your mind at that time? >> oh, man, last year, you know, i had the severe back injury. i think people really don't know the severity of the injury, how my life could be totally different. i probably wouldn't be here talking to you right now. i got to the hospital, i couldn't feel my legs. that was a huge turning point for me, seeing my life from a whole different perspective. >> reporter: mccaw had the injury and the playing time and the sobering reality of the business of basketball. but he insists there was and is no ill will towards the former team. >> not getting along with teammates or not likingak or my coaches, not anything negative towards the warriors. it was a personal standpoint and what i wanted for myself. i

patrick: we think the market is undervalued. a lot of times, people look at pe as a way to gauge the value of the market. investors are trying to understand how much cash they are generating, how much they can return to the individual shareholder. pe does not accurately capture it. if you look at an alternative metric like price per cash flow, they are under the long-term historical averages. what happens if the valuation of the dollar continues to strengthen? patrick: the dollar is a very interesting dynamic. higher dollar is a slight headwind for earnings but it is positive for multiples. money tends to flow into the united states as the dollar strengthens. it goes into large-cap companies. what we typically see is, in particular, via -- valuations move higher as the dollar strengthens. caroline: a company that, after its ipo, finally getting some analysts calling out on. the resiliency of the recent ipo's today. we saw beyond meat, pinterest --o rally >> the risk come back onto the table. you may see some of those ipo's start

leeds striker patrick ba mford has been bleeding.atches by the fa after being found guilty of successful deception of a match official in the draw with aston villa. he went down after appearing to be had in the face but replays showed no contact. elmohamady has had his red card rescinded. the world number seven judd the world number sevenjudd trump's match against qualifier gary boson will start shortly. hazel irvine is at the crucible theatre. the first of the crucible semifinals and we had john higgins bidding for an eight final against dave gilbert, the 16th seed who is appearing for the 16th seed who is appearing for the very first time in the last four. it was gilbert who came out 5-3 four. it was gilbert who came out 5—3 ahead. how did he manage to manufacture that? he did very well from 2—0 down. he missed two greens issued a potted but then he settled down, settled into the venue. and he looked comfortable in the venue. i had to be honest played the better snooker in that session. john higginsa snooker in that session. john h

these are pictures of patrick and rosalee helping their late mom back then.fter accusations of signing checks to herself and making fraudulent credit car charges, the caregiver pled guilty. >> we discovered that some of the charges on the charge card were from porn graphic movies, an my mom wasn't into porn. >> reporter: in all, the caregiver stole $30,000 from patrick's mother. the family's attorney would discover -- >> they only use the cheapest -- 99 cents. in other words -- >> reporter: julie jackson is a former police officer and is now a private investigator. she's at the marin county superior court to conduct a background check on a job applicant. she's >> won their criminal case, but maybe someone went after them in civil court. >> reporter: she says went hiring a lots of questions. >> what databases are you using? are you checking every county and city they lived in? we need to ask those questions? >> reporter: live scan is a database of criminals, but does not include all criminal charges. rosalee said if she could do it over again, she would have c

defense secretary is downplaying the possibility of war with iran patrick shanahan says sending more forces to the gulf will limit iran's ability to attack. after briefing congress mike hanna reports. congress has been demanding more information for weeks and finally it was provided by the members of the trumpet ministration secretary of state mike pump aoe in the acting secretary of defense patrick shanahan held separate reaping sessions from both the house and the senate. patrick shanahan arguing that the recent deployment of a carry a strike force to the region has played a role in controlling the crisis we have deterred attacks based on our repository of assets to turn attacks against american forces. our biggest focus at this point is to prevent iranian miscalculation. we do not want the situation to escalate. this is about deterrence not about war. or not about going to war we're ready to respond if we have to the best thing to happen is for everybody to calm down and iran to back off and i'm hoping that this show of force will result in deescalating not escalating nobody is ta

hatcher, thank you. -- patrick, thank you.it for this edition of bloomberg technology. we do have a lot more coming up in boston throughout the week and tomorrow, we will dive into the world of sports. we will be at reebok's headquarters in sitting down with the celtics owner. paul: welcome to daybreak australia. i'm paul allen. shery: i'm shery ahn. we are counting down to asia's major market open. ♪ paul: here are the top stories we are covering. wall street tumbles as china hits back on tariffs. president trump warns beijing not to go too far. stocks fall the most since january. investors seek safety with gold up the most since february. the yen

in the meantime will go to patrick donahue in berlin. when i was going on air this morning news across the wire, surprisingly angela merkel has done in her party. patrick: this is just the view from the chancellorship. in the party,ssor whenhristian democrats into a crash in the european election on sunday. the party performed terribly. when you had a new leader in -- your, on below wanted would've expected a bump in the polls. that did not happen. a lot of people are looking at her wondering whether she can do the job. a lot of people are doubting it. from what we hear inside the chancellery, angela merkel feels the same way. david: given the fact she was the hand-picked successor, does this mean a challenge to the leadership. can we see a possible turnover and when might that happen? patrick: no time soon. angela merkel has no power to start another change in the leadership. it is the decision of the party. there is not, appetite within the party for a change in leadership. akk will probably stay put. they will have tough regional elec

secretary of state, mike pompeo and patrick shanahan pushing the message of deterrence. they say changes of the u.s. posture in the gulf prevented attacks on americans. but, an exclusive interview with cnn iran's top diplomat doesn't agree. nic robertson is live for us in abu dhabi. what are you hearing? >> reporter: they push back on the notion that the united states is military posture in the gulf is making the united states and its allies safer. what he is saying and told fred pleitgen is that actually the u.s. naval build up in the persian gulf makes tensions and the situation more dangerous. >> having all these military assets is in and of itself prone to accident, particularly when you have people who are interested in accidents. so, extreme prudence is required and we believe the united states is playing a very, very dangerous game. >> reporter: wso, what patrick shanahan said is how they are playing to a domestic audience in iran, perhaps as much as president trump is trying to deliver on his own domestic messaging on iran. what rouhani, the iranian president sai

patrick gearey, bbc news. look, i am look, iam not look, i am not thinking too far ahead.t, we have got a long tournament here, just a matter of us taking it game by game and i am not getting ahead of myself. we just want to be consistent in everything we can focus on and control is cricket and we have three departments to make sure we are clinical and in terms of batting, bowling and fielding. i wa nt to batting, bowling and fielding. i want to be the best we can terms of performance. let's take a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. warrington wolves are a step closer to a return to wembley after a 28—22 victory over hull kingston rovers in rugby league's challenge cup. last year's beaten finalists are now just a game away from their third final in four years. frankie dettori and ana purna won the oaks at epsom this afternoon at odds of 8—1, just beating pink dogswood, with fleeting in third. it was dettori's fifth oaks win, coming 25 years after his first. and colombian estaban chaves left the breakaway reeling on the final climb to claim

patrick gearey reports. of ontrack frankfurt, once you see them, you will not forget the past. this club is built on bold, and the stands will reflect in their start. frankfurt went flying into chelsea, lu cca, frankfurt went flying into chelsea, lucca, the starstruck or steer them in front, queue thousands of rapidly overheating frank the mac supporters but gradually they lost steam, chelsea left their start eden hazard on the bench, a decision that would have been questioned at half—time, had pedro not found an answerjust before hand. timing is everything. that was the bridgehead for chelsea pops mexican have advance, david luis trying to channel messi, so close from so far. to do one better, chelsea sent for their pets come on came eden hazard tojoin the rates, and when ruben loftus—cheek worked the keeper, he was there but so just about was frankfurt. their early vigour now drained from them, still david abraham might have snatched it come as it is a chelsea our favourites but ironically, things are favo

among the speakers, vice president pence, patrick shanahan, and joint chiefs of staff joseph dunford. live coverage now from the tomb of the unknowns at arlington national cemetery. you are watching c-span. >> ready, march. [honor guard cadence] [drum beating] >> forward, halt. >> color, halt. >> forward march. >> ceremonial. >> ceremonial. ♪ >> honor guard. attention. ceremonial. >> ceremonial. ease. shots fired] fired] ] hots fired ] hots fired [shot fired] fired] fired] >> honor guard. [shot fired] shot fired] shot fired] [shot fired] ♪ [star-spangled banner playing] >> order! present! [drum playing] [playing taps] >> order! ♪ i was there in the winter of '64 when we camped in the ice at nashville's doors three hundred miles our trail had lead we barely had time to bury our dead when the yankees charged and the colors fell overton hill was a living hell when we called retreat it was almost dark i died with a grapeshot in my heart say a prayer for peace for every fallen son set my spirit free let me lay down my gun sweet mother mary i'm so tired but i can't come home 'til the last s

our correspondent patrick gearey was watching.ll up, roll up, for wembley‘s big bank holiday giveaway. one lucky winner of derby county and aston villa gets a trip to the premier league, and with it at least £170 million over three years. if you stay up for one season, that becomes 300 million. it makes the 6.6 million going to next weekend's champions league winners look like peanuts. so, who wants to be a multimillionaire? villa buzzed first. on the brink of the break, anwar el ghazi the scorer with his shoulder. it's where it ends up that counts. derby's boss, frank lampard, won almost everything as a player, but the touchline could be a helpless place. he could only watch his goalkeeper kelle roos do this.

we start with patrick shanahan at the naval academy.tchen widmer and then we close with a commencement speech from mother meghan speaking at the citadel military college -- ronald reagan speaking at this at the citadel military college. graduatesanahan told to set the standard on preventing sexual harassment and assault. the former boeing executive served as deputy defense executive -- secretary until 2015. he was later nominated to take the job permanently. mr. shanahan: thank you for your service and remarkable leadership. secretary spencer.

patrick gearey, bbc news. lets bring you some of the day's other sports news now.tonio kante is back in management, having joined inter milan. the italian won the fa cup and the premier league with chelsea but was sacked last year after two years in charge. frankie the tory and anna part one the oakes at some this afternoon at odds of eight to one. just beating them. it was the fifth oakes when coming 25 years after his first. colombian s yvonne chavis left the break of weight reeling on the final climb to claim victory on stage 19. richard continues to lead by nearly two minutes ahead of the final mountain stage tomorrow. let's turn to that big match in the madrid now. all english champions league final tomorrow between liverpool and tottenham. as we heard from hugh, jurgen klopp goes into the match hoping to and a six—game losing run in the finals. our reporter sally nguyen caught up with them at the club training ground to find out how his late father inspired him and how he copes with the pressure. it is part of life. we have not a holiday 365 days in. there ar

patrick bauer knows how to pick his moments.cue the kind of drama that only the play—offs can bring. 21 years may have passed, but the result has stayed the same and it's charlton promoted again. craig templeton, bbc news. roger federer has made a winning return to the french open after four years away. he beat lorenzo sonego in straight sets, but there were surprise defeats for both angelique kerber and venus williams. earlier, i spoke to our tennis correspondent russell fuller and asked him if federer looked like he had never been away. he has had two warm—up tournaments on the clay in madrid and rome. he reached the quarter—finals on both occasions and actually pulled out before his quarter—final in rome because he had a bit of a toe and leg problem, but that was very much precautionary. he eased back into roland garros today with a straightforward win, adulation from those 15,000 watching, desperate to see him back. federer has rested from clay season over recent years because he felt he needed a break to prolong his career.

the british army document warns that people describe themselves as patrick it's. extreme right wing views. and if they thought it was suspicious. you know what why would that be suspicious offered this great free night and i don't agree with that at all i don't quite understand why the. patriots want to. last story to the future of the u.s. rebranding of shale gas as a freedom to try and sway reluctant european countries to say it's better than russia is. just one of the afternoon here in moscow very good afternoon from now in this is our international live from h.q. thanks for joining us so 1st then the un's top official on torture says that julian assange has been subjected to inhumane and degrading treatment both jurong those years he spent an ecuadorian embassy in london belmarsh prison where he's incarcerated. julissa. consequence is clearly she will not be able to access a little medical care for several years the much more seriously is how he has been mentally and emotionally affected by the extremely hostile and increasingly arbitrary environment she has t

patrick shanahan arguing that the recent deployment to carry a strike force to the region has played a role in controlling the crisis we have to turn attacks based on our repository of assets to turn attacks against american forces. our biggest focus at this point is to prevent iranian miscalculation. that we do not want the situation to escalate. this is about deterrence not about war. or not about going to war we're ready to respond if we have to the best thing to happen is for everybody to calm down and iran to back off and i'm hoping that this show of force will result in deescalating not escalating nobody is talking about a military solution to the current friction with the iranians i haven't heard anybody discuss that are you thank you all very much but the briefing still did not convince skeptical democrats make no mistake this president has a business tracing are itching for a confrontation with iran i believe that a war with iran. it would be. an absolute disaster far worse than the war with iraq and i hope the american people told this administration that we will not go to

patrick gearey is there amongst them for us.e reacted, seeing that game on the big screen? the tension, it must have been such a relief when city scored the second goal. it was. just behind me they are putting up the champions sign. back to back. that is where the evening celebration will take place and we will come to that later but around the corner is where everyone watch the corner is where everyone watch the action on a big screen. thousands of city fans. there was a real anxiety in the air but the sergio aguero equaliser so soon afterwards, and then as soon as they went to — one up, the title was going back to manchester and there was enormous joy and jubilation. that was the moment the mood changed. goals then from mahrez and gundogan made sure it would be a party atmosphere. people could enjoy manchester city lifting the title, a title they can't possibly have been made to work harder for. what do you expect to see tonight? a big party? it is going to be some party here. it is going to be some party here. it will take pl

and patrick is not alone.ssed at work. 42% of those surveyed said collea g u es work. 42% of those surveyed said colleagues had made unwelcome comments or asked unwelcome questions about their sex life. 7% had received on welcome sexual advances and two—thirds did not tell their employers. we need employers to step up to the mark and to take ona to step up to the mark and to take on a duty. we think it should be a legal duty to prevent sexual harassment happening in the first place. there is lots they can do in terms of policy, working with unions and educating people. terms of policy, working with unions and educating peoplelj terms of policy, working with unions and educating people. i spoke to several lgbt and educating people. i spoke to several lg bt people and educating people. i spoke to several lgbt people who say they are not surprised by the findings in this report. in the uk we have laws that protect people from discrimination based on their sexuality but when it comes to applying those two workplac

. >>> acting secretary of defense patrick shanahan is viting the u.s./mexico border today after the pentagon sparked criticism by diverting money from the u.s. cffort in afghanistan to theonstruction of the border barrier. matt bradley has more from the white house. >> reporter: today the acting defense secretaryg out the president's controversial policies at the mexican border. the pentagon's patrick shanahan met officials in texas a day after he diverted $1.5 billion toward border barriers. including more than $600 million from u.s. efforts in afghanistan. the president has pushed the pentagon for more fundi and forces at the southern frontier after democrats repeatedly stone wauld his campaign promise to build a border wall. >> we will build a great wall along the uthern border. >> reporter: shanahan told reporters yesterday this is the last time he'll divert pentagon money to the border. >> we have very smart people hern the department, and we found ways to do this without having any impact on readins. >> reporter: the white house said this week it

patrick gearey reports.nd cricketers crossing the boundary, there will be walking into the biggest tournament of their lives. they will be the favourite for the world so young world cup come after four years in which they did not just raise the ceiling, but at times smashed the roofing. whether owen or joe, this is a team that is seeing score runs all over the place. today they threatened another monumental total, but sometimes the higher, the wobbly are the foundations. after they went for 84, they followed. england stalled, and still scored 351. somehow. if there is a question mark amid the exclamation marks, it's around england's here was chris's answer. the first of three wickets in his first two overs, pakistan studied themselves, but we re pakistan studied themselves, but were then sparred for the chorus. crickets equivalent of a back field finish. this is the final whistle, england takes the series for nail. next england takes the series for nail. n ext sto p england takes the series for nail. next st

and patrick is not alone.8% of lgbt people say they have been sexually harassed at work. 42% of those surveyed said colleagues had made unwelcome comments or asked unwelcome questions about their sex life. 27% had received unwelcome sexual advances, and two—thirds didn't tell their employers. we need employers to step up to the mark and to take on a duty. we think it should be a legal duty to prevent sexual harassment happening in the first place. there's lots they could do in terms of policy, working with unions and educating people. i've spoken to several lgbt people who say they are not surprised by the findings in this report. in the uk, we have laws that protect people from discrimination based on their sexuality, but when it comes to applying those to workplaces, clearly more clearly needs to be done. it had a massive impact. whilst patrick has spoken up, many more lgbt people are still struggling in silence. ben hunte, bbc news. in a moment we'll have all the business news — but first the headlines on b

patrick grew up with his consistent. his father a leading lawyer who advocates showed an early interest in patrick's career. my dad for their shame pierre and the kids but. even when. he went to the best school in cape town when he was seventy he wasn't the academic type did you bring your project book that doesn't. at age seven i was a bit of a law. one teacher said am i going to prison one day and that nothing controversial happened i was actually a very good student by the end of it thanks to those teachers. at twenty eight he's gone back to university to study for a master's degree. the point about this. course any particular consequence of the voyage is in general a consequence. of contributing factors such as. even a twenty eight's i'm so not really sure what the farm's me as a person hours of. chapters of my life are very sporty really person like i can just do that stuff actually but now it's kind of fun and really play sports anymore . as you get older you carn of searching for also you could act. law. comes eas

patrick shanahan told graduates and his families he does not take it lightly to put armed forces and armed way and will only do so -- in harms way. we'll only do so when necessary. he spoke at the commencement in annapolis, maryland. >> there you are. , don't. distinguished guests and all faculty and alumni. thank you for joining us on this special day. to the families and friends here today, moms and dads, brothers and sisters, and, uncles, loving friends. would you please stand? that is all of you. there you go. keep standing. estate belongs to our graduates but was made possible by your countless sacrifices day in and day out. you have to keep standing with me. thanks to you, your sons and daughters are people of character. selfless citizens ready to serve our country. the best of the best you did your job with them and you did it really only. invite our midshipmen to pre--- please rise and render appropriate honors to family and friends in proud maybe fashion. [applause] well done. to ourt importantly, second lieutenants, the u.s. naval academy class of 2019, let me offer my grad

dan patrick. e first, america for whom? that's the focus of tonight's angle. if you somehow thought that donald trump would shy away from tackling big issues after republicans lost the house last november, you would be wrong. from china trade to infrastructure and now immigration he's shown fans that he's not just marking time, he's pursuing what he believes will make america great american. lifting up the american worker the american family, and the american tradition. >> president trump: our proposal is pro american, pro immigrant and pro worker. it's just common sense. it will help all of our people including millions of devoted immigrants to achieve the american dream.f >> laura: his plan would basically end the current legal immigration dynamic under which 1.1 million people are given green cards to live and work ino the united states, they don't reduce the number but the frame work changes. 66% of all legal immigrants cana come through chain migration. sometimes they will describe it as distant family migration. now, all of them are admitted regardless o

to me, i suddenly was falling in love withal ireland again excitement back at these men, men like patrick pierce, in a different way. pierce was come if you don't know, the son of an english stonecutter and anto irish moth. he did a little career in the law at the beginning of the 20th century before turning his mind to education. he founded a school and was going, it was an experiment to secondary school for boys. it was a national spectacle with the boys put on place. he taught them and irish. it was an irish medium education. he taught them irish sport, particularly hurling. h he denounced the education system that english is set up and i as a murder machine. and he's writing about it. he compared it to the separate education system that was set up for slaves in antiquity. he wrote to the children of the free were taught our noble and google things which will tend wo make them strong and proud and valium. from the children of the slaves, all such dangerous knowledge was hidden. they were taught not to be strong and valiant, but to be sleek, to be obsequious, to be dexterous. the optica

. >>> with us now to get into this a little more, are the new york times political editor patrick healy, and former financial president adviser to four presidents, david gergen. >> the president in just a few hours, has tweeted that it's pathetically untrue to call this a constitutional crisis. what do you think it is? >> well, i must say i think that there are two words in the english language we use too often to use current affairs. one is crisis and the other is historic. i don't think we're in a constitutional crisis yet. we're at a dangerous point and we're moving in the wrong direction, toward a potential crisis. we normally associate in history a crisis to be something like what happened in 1861, when seven states tried to secede and lincoln had to send in the troops and we had a civil war. after reconstruction, the election of 1876 when democrats and republicans disagreed on the vote count in three different states, they threw us into a crisis, there had to be a deal cut to send a republican into the white house, in exchange the republican with drew union forces from the south.