d'ambrosi, jr. >> patrick w. danahy. >> patrick w.y. >> mary d'antonio. >> vincent gerard d'amadeo. >> elizabeth ann darling. >> elizabeth ann darling. >> >> annette andrea dataram. >> michael allen davidson. >> scott matthew davidson. >> lawrence davidson. >> titus davidson. >> niurka davila. >> ada m. davis. >> clinton davis, sr. >> wayne terrial davis. >> anthony richard dawson. >> calvin dawson. >> edward james day. >> dorothy alma de araujo. >> emy de la pea. >> jennifer de jesus. >> jayceryll malabuyoc de chavez. >> my little brother. we love you and miss you every day. mom and sal are still dancing in the kitchen, last night in fact, 94 and 92. you would be so proud of your boys. walter, jesse, and nico. denise does become superwoman. what she did for these boys and herself, she is going to college now. your boys would make you so proud. they each have a bit of your personality and you will never be missed. love you, bro. >> and my father, the captain of ladder 24 fdny. we love and miss you everyday. [bell chimes] [bell chimes]

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indo hall, patrick is a division -- in doha, patrick and a head of biotechnology lab at a medical schoolk you for joining us. i would like to begin with you, patrick 10. the advice from the who is we should hold off on booster shots until most of the world is vaccinated. wealthy countries are steaming ahead with booster jabs. is it needed? >> that is a very complicated question and i think when you say whether it is needed, we have to answer that at different levels where it is needed for prevention of infection, prevention of severe disease was -- or death, or prevention of disruption to society and the economy. i think that question is complex and it has to be answered at all of those levels. at some levels it may not be needed and for other things it is very much needed. with the evidence, if we are talking only about the health care side of this, it definitely is needed because of waning immunity in certain groups of people. people that are immunocompromised that never established in the community to start with, the elderly and people who reside in long-term care facilities, and poss

patrick 10. most israelis were vaccination by march, but then by the end of june, they had the mask mandate reintroduced. people needed to put them off back on. what does that tell us about what is going to happen for everyone in the future? you know, will vaccination be enough? or will we be wearing masks from here until, who knows when, but i think it's really a little bit of a unique situation be. they were lucky enough to get back in very early and, and back to me. i never can't proportion of their population very early. so and then with bad bay would they didn't get enough to achieve heard of unity, but they got significant proportion about 60 percent of people vaccinated. but, but with that, they started declared that it was the path and they dropped a lot of their public health measures. and maybe a little bit too early and not anticipating a new barrier such as the delta barrier emerging and getting into the population. so. so i think that that unique situation for a lot of different and

patrick. time. we're nearing the end of the program or to ask you quickly, the need for vaccines boosters has in some circles, emboldened anti vax as people who don't want the vaccine, don't believe, but leaving it as of right now, what does the science say? so we can be unequivocal about how much more likely you ought to be hospitalized if you catch cove it. if you're under ex, unaided, versus if you're fully vaccinated. well, i'm equivocal that the people that are back, they have a much lower chance to be back. the nature of being of dying of been hospitalized, or having even infection compared to the back to me, to people. so from different estimates there's at least i can fold. i increase in your risk of dying from cobit in a developed country, and that really changes in different places, but, but there's absolutely the risk of buy a back in. it's far less than the risk of getting cobit and think that that has to be the message that has brought out. and we have to be careful not to disparage the

i'd like to begin with you, patrick tang. the advice from not that long ago from the world health organization is that we should hold off on booster shots until most of the welders vaccinated wealthy countries a steaming ahead with their booster jabs their plans of boosters isn't needed. well, that's a very complicated question, and i think when you say whether it needed it, we have to answer that different levels, whether it needed for the prevention of infection prevention, beer disease or daph, or prevention of disruption to provide you and the economy. so i think back question is complex to have the answer to all the different levels. so when you say if it needed at some level, it may not be for something and then for everything that is actually very much needed. so with the evidence that we're talking only about the health care either that where the evidence is exactly is needed because waiting immunity in certain groups of people. so people are, are compromised, that never established good. and you need to start with el

. >> patrick loved the eagles.t easy" is one of his favorite songs. ♪ take it easy ♪ >> reporter: his three elegant girls pay tribute to that song dad-style. >> so they all have a tattoo. ♪ take it easy ♪ >> there it is! >> patrick danehy was an investment manager. ♪ baa baa black sheep ♪ >> his daughter treasures his t-shirts. >> she had the ending before she had the beginning. >> she did. >> this i used to sleep with every night too. >> but tonight grace has a message to send. don't let longing for the dad you lost make you miss the one you have. >> and you take this ring. >> nearly half of the moms at the gathering have remarried. grace's stepdad is a quiet, gentle man her mom met in church. little grace was 4 years old when i met andy too, and he told me he seeks patrick's help in prayer. what did you pray for? >> patrick, help me be a good husband. >> and what do you call andy? >> dad. >> dad. >> how great! do you still say a prayer every now and then to patrick? >> sure do. sure do. >> so little grace teaches

patrick— was.new baby, patrick has not seen many groups— baby, patrick has not seen many groups of— baby, patrick has not seen many groups of people because of covid, so it's_ groups of people because of covid, so it's been— groups of people because of covid, so it's been really hard. the two of them _ so it's been really hard. the two of them have — so it's been really hard. the two of them have been together all that time - _ them have been together all that time - and — them have been together all that time — and suddenly to have to go away. _ time — and suddenly to have to go away. it's— time — and suddenly to have to go away, it's hard on the two of them. but she's— away, it's hard on the two of them. but she's looking forward to coming home tomorrow. congratulations to the whole of the redfern family, and you, james, becky's partner. thank ou! another gb heroine from these games — and many before them — is dame sarah storey. the cyclist and former swimmer won her 16th paralympic gold yesterda

patrick lane's children join me, katie and evan lane. guys, i'm so sorry for the loss of your father. it's such a tragedy and i know it's been hard on both of you and katie, he just moved you into college like a month ago, right? >> yes, it was one month ago that he was completely healthy, helping me move all my furniture into my first apartment, doing all the heavy lifting for me. >> he moved you in, this is your first apartment at college, i might add. he moved you in there, he stayed the night with you and what did he say to you as he was leaving? >> he gave me a really big hug and he said "i'm proud of you, katie bug." he walked out my front door, and if i had known that that was going to be my last time seeing my dad in person alive and well, i don't think i would have let go of him. >> why was he so hesitant to get vaccinated, katie? >> there's multiple reasons, i think. one of which was some of the media that he ingested. he wasn't by any means far right. he was right in the middle, and he consumed media from both sides, and just

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as patrick gearey reports.ndon, there is an oval shaped hole that swallows batsmen whole. 13 on day one, soon the 14th disappeared. craig was nightwatchman, his ship was due to end, but malan wasn't supposed to follow him through the trapdoor. i been �*s batsman outcome is still 129 runs behind india's skinny total. time for england to answer back. that's wherejohnny best outcomes and, with bats and chaps, always keen to talk, of course, and crickets to meet the make of the arguments you want. this is the point that matters. they are still leg before and angry afterwards, he felt someone had gotten his eye a line. meanwhile allie pope was moving into the centre of the picture. they moved past india's score, at the other end, a player of such talents, he seems to bat in a dreamlike state until all of a sudden it turns out he sleepwalking into trouble. soon they would have to cope without scope, gone for 81, england in front, but not in, and. chris vaux offered some direction. up chris vaux offered some direction

patrick, good evening. >> good evening to you. in speaking with so many people over the last several days here in new york, in new jersey, in the eyes of many. the stay is always about remembering what happened back in 2000. one, but also as we move ahead collectively as a nation. where are we going? >> beautiful new york city morning much like it was exactly 20 years ago. they gathered to keep true to the promise to never forget. mike lowe, the father of sarah just a 28 year-old flight attendant on american was the first to address the crowd a time when many people acted of the. >> and beyond the ordinary presidents and first ladies were on hand. andrew anthony each was read aloud of those who died at ground 0. >> outside the official 9.11 event. americans from all walks of life. watch from afar. >> at bus driver drive us directly over to the site while in the 5 boroughs of new york city like here in brooklyn. the larger families of first responders convene phil ruffolo is a retired fdny captain. he was not on duty at the time of

you know, she was with the new baby, patrick has not seen many groups— baby, patrick has not seen manyt's been really hard. the two of them _ so it's been really hard. the two of them have — so it's been really hard. the two of them have been together all that time - _ them have been together all that time - and — them have been together all that time — and suddenly to have to go away, _ time — and suddenly to have to go away, it's—

. >> patrick loved the eagles. it easy" is one of his favorite songs. ♪ take it easy ♪ >> reporter: his three elegant girls pay tribute to that song, dad style. >> so they all have a tattoo. ♪ take it easy ♪ >> reporter: oh, there it is. >> yep, right here. >> reporter: can you do the whole song? >> i probably could, but not on the spot. >> reporter: patrick danahy was an investment manager. ♪ baa baa black sheep, have you any wool? ♪ >> reporter: his daughter treasures his t-shirts. you said, mary, that she had the ending before she had the beginning. >> she did. >> this i used to sleep with every night, too. >> reporter: but tonight, grace has a message to send -- don't let longing for the dad you lost make you miss the one you have. nearly half of the moms at the gathering have remarried. grace's stepdad is a quiet, gentle man her mom met in church. little grace was 4 years old when i met andy, too. and he told me he seeks patrick's help in prayer. >> what did you pray for? >> patrick, help me be a good dad, be

patrick, appreciate you coming on, patrick hannon from, i guess. geopolitical analyst, executive editor of 21st century wide dot com. thanks so much. a us marine officer. he recently became known by the public for his criticism of washington handling of the afghanistan. polanski is now being sent to a military prison. left tenant, colonel stewart shall a junior is currently in pre trial confinement. the time date and location of the proceedings have not been determined less tenant colonel shallow will be afforded. oh, due process, what you shall did. his polarized many americans, because there are those who believe that he is a hero, that he stood up and spoke out for what he believes. and that is a view shared by many americans. at the end of the afghan war, the evacuation that we saw at the end of august was humiliating for the united states. that it was a arctic that had cost the lives of too many american servicemen and that it could have been avoided. if intelligence had been heated, others believe that he spoke out of turn with a v should've addresses grievances through proper cha

. >> thank you patrick. now turn to a conversation with our esteemed guest with the senate majority senator clyburn and the interim president and ceo of the leadership conference of civil human rights. we all know not only as a democratic leader but as a national leader and has been in congress since 1983 representing south carolina six —- congressional district and has always been a powerful serving as chairman of the black caucus and leader chair of the house democratic caucus. the representatives known for his position in congress to champion issues of equity. >> to have historic arms and focusing on the people that continue to be impacted is very relevant to our conversation today president clyburn has grounded his career in faith and public history with leadership and president obama once noted he has a handful of people so the entire when they speak entire congress listens and we are ready to listen to him today thank you for being here representative. also wade henderson leading the conference of civi

patrick: we have various things. that marks the next level for the company.rebuild, we have execution plans for the future. one part is around broadening our brand and brand perception globally and internationally. building technology solutions, especially for our supply partners and fostering in the service business there. also we will be looking at what we have been executing in the past successfully. francine: we were discussing some of our reports, you have not turned a profit since you started, what is the path forward? patrick: one thing, you always have to look at growth, if we would spend less on growth, we could be profitable. how we look at it is, where we see the opportunities for growth we invest. especially if we know there is long-term results and revenues coming from that. tom: what are your priority markets? patrick: basically, europe and north america, germany, switzerland, makes one third of our business. the northern american part in the rest of europe the other two thirds. francine: thank you so much, patrick andrae, hometogo ceo. >> the c

i'll spend the next 40 five days telling the truth about dan patrick. he won't like it but i'll tell the truth. >> do you expect the former president to endorse you? do you think he would if you make it into the general? >> the former president has -- the former president made it a pattern to stay out of all politics. my guess is he'll stay out. i have to go through fight for democrats, fight for independence and hopefully there is enough enlightened disenchanted republicans that don't like what is going on, we'll win. my bet is people don't want to hear the truth and i'll tell the truth. >> michael steele, you're the former head of the republican party. the party as it exists now boasts people like matt gaetz who is accused of sex trafficking a child, ken paxton under investigation as we mentioned before by the texas state bar for filing the election lawsuit and also for abuse of his office. christi gnome who allegedly strong armed a state official into giving her daughter a real estate license deal and the south carolina a.g. who is investigating gnom

that's patrick. is he the newest 49ers running back. they signed him off the cincinnati practice squad. prior to that patrick played in the xfl after he went undrafted out of florida state in 2018. here is the updated depth chart at running back. if mitchell or -- can't go. patrick could be thrown right in there along with cannon who was signed last week. it is wednesday, it's the day that teams put in their game plans for the upcoming sunday. we will see what the 49ers have when i show up with my little camera. the story, this morning, giants, 98 wins, dodgers 97 wins, 11 games left. how many more games do the giants have to win to seal the west up? see you later. >>> time is 4:46. streaming on cbsn bay area. bring your gym bag and your vaccine card. we have a newman date in the east bay. >>> and the oakland police department announcing a solution to try to end a violent year. the vote taken ahead in the next half hour. >>> and a live look outside from the sales force tower camera this morning. it is 4:57 on a wednesday. we are halfway

nurse christy was among those caring for patrick. was it exhausting? >> it is. it's kpauzing. i've had days where i thought i don't know that i can get up and continue to do this job, and i've been a nurse for 30 years. i believe passionately in what we do. i want to make a difference for patients, but i never thought i would be there, but i've had days that i thought i don't know that i can continue to do this. >> reporter: since then she says things have gotten worse. the hospital has limited ecmo treatments, external machines that can function as heart and lungs. administrators have also discussed how best to get ready for what's known as critical standards of care, essentially guidelines for how to ration resources. >> this is heart breaking. this is something i have never prepared myself for or never anticipated. >> reporter: and suns we met, patrick took a turn for the worst. he was placed on a ventilator and died this weekend. >> every time we moved him, we weren't sure if the end was going to be in that moment. and so i just wanted to be there to hold his hand. >> repo

nbc's gabe gutierrez, what can you tell me about patrick? that point when i spoke with him, he thought he was one of the lucky ones. his condition was improving, and he eventually said that when he recovered, he wanted to get the covid vaccine. but sadly he never got the chance. >> i wouldn't wish this stuff on my worst enemy at all. >> reporter: 24-year-old covid patient patrick had been hospitalized just over a week when we first met him earlier this month. >> deep breaths. >> take a breath. >> reporter: he struggled to breathe. but he wanted to keep talking, to share this message. >> as soon as i can, i'm going to get the vaccine. i highly recommend anyone to do it. this is a scary situation. >> reporter: do you regret not getting the vaccine? >> absolutely, a 100% regret not getting it. >> reporter: what were some things you were hearing? >> that the vaccine was not a real vaccine, that it was like something the government was trying to use on us. >> reporter: patrick was in the icu in billings, montana, already seeing its highest number

patrick could be thrown right in , along with trenton cannon, who assigned last week. johnson, stay ready. former stanford quarterback davis mills make his first nfl start thursday, calling the signals for the houston texans where they house carolina. mills is in for the injured taylor. he has a better than conor mcgregor. look at this. see what i mean? at first i thought it was a bit by the mma star here in chicago, but i think the lefty was trying to uncork one. it was just bit outside. >> it was strong. >> had his suit on and everything. at least take the jacket off and get loose, but i would say he overthrew that one. >> may be the jacket was too tight? >> who knows. conor mcgregor. >> i would argue with the dude. >>> up next ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ >>> nice to see some folks getting their evening exercise. a popular bay area bagel company, which the new york times highlighted as having some of the best bagels in the country, is expanding. >> openin

i'm patrick elwood. back to you in the studio. patrick, any idea on when that information can be actually released or when we could start to see some of those documents be actually become public. >> so some families who are associated with the the push to get those documents released victims. families are already complaining that the government has not been quick enough in releasing them in their entirety and releasing them just kind of. >> the spill to then they say that is just not good enough because here is by final thought. many people have thought that there are higher-ups associated in the saudi government were directly related to this financing and they want to know not only because it for their own good right there to satisfy their own curiosity but for legal purposes as well. lawsuits back to so many folks definitely wanting answers after 20 years. patrick, thank you. >> meanwhile, california junior senator alex padilla reflecting on the anniversary of the 9.11 attacks today saying that in a country that has been so poli

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while it allowed patrick and _ kitchen. while it allowed patrick and his _ kitchen.ivot from their previous careers it meant getting people to pay attention to their problem was more challenging. would this look different if the pandemic had not happened? i think i would have had greater opportunity to meet fa ce—to —fa ce greater opportunity to meet face—to—face with more people and i would be in more bars and restaurants in new york city. the flipside is the distributor i have now is national so i am in 12 or 13 states now. i don't think i would have seen that expansion that quickly had i not been with the distributor that got the product out. b, that got the product out. a record number of new businesses were launched last year, i'm 2a% from the year before. why? partly because of the influx of cash into the pockets of consumers.— consumers. the federal government _ consumers. the federal government poured i consumers. the federal i government poured trillions of dollars into the economy and supported tens of millions of workers and families during a chaotic and d

patrick, let us know when you're in.ou can hear us. >> i think he's muted. >> patrick, please unmute yourself if you can. we can't hear you. >> there we go. can you hear me now? >> yes. great. thank you. >> director: we can't see you just so you know, patrick. >> okay. my camera is on but you probably won't be able to see me anyway because i'm in the basement of a five-year-old hotel. >> director: we like it. >> okay. i'm patrick sterling, i'm the director of food and beverage at the clift hotel. my general manager's on here somewhere. the history of the clift it's been here over 105 years. most of the people that have met in san francisco have had multiple stories about their times at the redwood room or at the clift. but in case you missed it, we purchased the hotel about three years ago put about a quarter million dollars into this property and every single facade, every brick on the facade has been redone. every room has been a gut rehab down to the stubs. the redroom has been refreshed with new furniture and we got

i am going to spend every day of the next 405 days telling the truth about dan patrick.ot going to like it but i'm going to tell the truth about what's going on in texas and did it isn't good. i'm embarrassed, as most texans are, by what the gop leadership has been doing here. >> so you said a month ago. you know, i asked you last week if you were gonna run for governor. and you remember that moment, right? what were you thinking? >> yeah, i remember when you talked about whispers. whispers. >> what were you thinking when i asked you that question? >> well, i knew -- i knew that i was, you know, contemplating this run. i wasn't, obviously, ready 100% to sort of say i was all in on this. i knew i wasn't -- as i think i said i wasn't running for governor and somebody else is going to take that and maybe, at some point, beto will announce. and if we both get through the primaries, we'll be on a ticket together. and i'm sure we'll be running in a very concerted effort about what's gone wrong in the state. so i mean, i -- you know, this is politics. um, i'm -- i want to tell

i'm going to spend every day the next 40 five days telling the truth about dan patrick.t going to like it. i'll tell the truth what is going on in texas and it isn't good. i'm embarrassed as most texans are what the gop leadership is doing here. >> you said a month ago, i asked you last week if you were going to run for governor and -- you remember that moment, right? were y what were you thinking? >> i remember you talked about whit whispers, whispers. >> what were you thinking? >> i knew i was contemplating this run. i wasn't 100% ready to say i was all in. i wasn't running for governor and somebody else will take that and maybe beto will announce and if we both get through the primaries, we'll be on a ticket together and running in a very concerted effort what has gone wrong in the state. this is politics. i want to tell the truth. i want to be as transparent as possible but at that moment when you asked me that, i wasn't ready to say for sure what i was going to do. >> yeah. all right. could be, you know, whispers of all right, all right, all right. it could be anoth

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— have seen with chris whitty and patrick vallance, no doubt, and the reports _ patrick vallance, nothat chris whitty is in favour— suggest that chris whitty is in favour of— suggest that chris whitty is in favour of doing this, it is always something — favour of doing this, it is always something he has been in favour going _ something he has been in favour going ahead with, so you would think he is the _ going ahead with, so you would think he is the one who will be say it is good _ he is the one who will be say it is good idea — he is the one who will be say it is good idea and he will layout the benefits, — good idea and he will layout the benefits, these are the things we are saying. i think it will announce fairly— are saying. i think it will announce fairly quickly and i think it is probably— fairly quickly and i think it is probably a good thing overall. i think— probably a good thing overall. i think parents... the thing about this, _ think parents... the thing about this, the — think parents... the thing about this, the vaccines generally, they should _ this, the vaccines g

patrick snell joins me now with the latest on all of that. patrick, hi.antastic, wasn't it? >> it really was. and i want to pay tribute, robyn, to both finalists. both incredible performances. both wonderful story, life journeys to tell. it was amazing to witness. it was a privilege. and i was absolutely riveted by every second of saturday's women's final. let's talk a little bit more about raducanu. coolness personified. no question about that. and the first qualifier ever to win a grand slam in the opener remarks not only dropping one set. playing the u.s. open for the very first time in her life. only her second grand slam as well as he gets the job done here in straight sets. you know, she won every single match in the lead-up to this final. and then the final itself in straight sets against an opponent. remember, beat defending champion naomi osaka along the way. just 18 years of age. and her life story as well is amazing. born in canadian to romanian and chinese parents, moves to the u.s. when she is just two years of age. but nerves? no nerves at a

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patrick gearey, bbc news.d cup every two years, saying, "players are not robots." fifa will hold a summit with its member associations and various fans groups at the end of the month. they say that there is a broad consensus that the international men's and women's calendar needs to be "reformed and improved". the current programme of fixtures runs until the end of 2023. fifa's head of global development, arsene wenger, is in favour of a world cup every two years while wiegman most certainly isn't. i wouldn't do it. why is that? because i think it's not good for the players, for their welfare. in europe, we are very organised. we have good competitions. we have the euros, then the olympics. then you have the world cup, which are major tournaments for us from europe, and i think when you have all these tournaments every year, when are the players going to get some rest? and when are they going to recover from a very intense football year every year in a row? players are not robots, so i don't think it's a very

texas lieutenant gorden patrick fires back when we return. stay there. you'll want to hear what he has to say. >> jason: the supreme court is allowing texas' heartbeat bill the stay in force. it gives citizens the right to sue abortion providers if the child is six weeks old. the court also stressed that other legal challenges can still be brought against the texas statute. the totally reasonable decision. but the chattering class went into full meltdown. >> people think it's hyperbolic when i tweet about the handmade's tale coming to america. but i don't think it's hyperbolic now. does it to you? >> no. very restrictive law and a dangerous moment for women in texas. >> the dark distaupian undertones of this cannot be overstated. >> first they came for the immigrants. then they came for the people of color and now they have come for women. >> jason: despite those worthy performances, the real star of the day was cnn's jeffery tubin. the cereal flanderer was for some reason given a platform all day to weigh-in. have a look. >> they have done it in a way t

patrick elwood back to you in san francisco. i'm patrick. what a touching story among so many touching stories. thank you. >> thank you. >> more data coming out tonight about covid vaccinations. a new study by the cdc looking at more than half a million people kron four's. theresa stasi reports on the findings and what bay area health officials say it all means. >> this cdc friday saying that this new study spanning more than 600,000 people from over 13 jurisdictions. the conclusions, those unvaccinated were 11 times more likely to die from covid-19 that fully vaccinated people on vaccinated populations were over 10 times more likely to be hospitalized than vaccinated. the study also showed that unvaccinated people were 4 and a half more likely to contract covid-19. then fully vaccinated. people. >> well, today was a big day because were bidding and mortality weekly report from the centers for disease control came out with through studies that address this question of how much protection you get from the vaccine compared to people work neede

patrick was just 24 years old. he wanted people to know how serious this virus was, and andrea, he is the youngest covid patient to die inside that hospital in montana. andrea? >> gabe, i remember that interview and patrick was so touching. his regret. it is so unnecessary. these deaths are so unnecessary. 26 years old. leaving a child behind. and the emotion as you point out, his nurse, clearly touched the staff at the hospital. >> certainly. he had spoken about misinformation he heard, not just from friends and family but from his community and he wanted to talk to us. he went out of his way to speak with us. paused in the interview a few times, it was tough to breathe. i asked him if he wanted to stop. he said no. he wanted to get word out about the misinformation out there. he said as soon as he was healthy again, he wanted to get the vaccine and sadly he never got the chance. >> thank you, gabe, for bringing that story to us because perhaps one person will be persuaded. dr. torres, what can we do in the media,

wayne, jared marcus, roslyn sheltie, billy joe zÜrich's, adam smith, tyler james smith, sean patricksullivan, philip james sue tech, matthew herbert walker, jeffrey lee white junior, matthew willard wilson, vincent, sterling william wyatt and governor. mr. president, the sacrifices of so many brave men and women demand that in congress we bring the facts to light and that we prioritize transparency. those that bear the blame and of all the months that preceded it for 20 years and were soldiers that fought in afghanistan did what we send them to do. they went after al qaeda, killed osama bin laden and prevented terrorists from using it as a base for attacking our homeland. they did their duty but now it's clear presidentne biden hasn't done his. he turned in orderly evacuation into a disaster. first he pulled our troops out and send thousands back in and failed to protect americans still in the country and account for lethal american military equipment. he failed to anticipate worsening conditions on the ground and his judgment that the afghan security forces would hold their own when

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and they held on, the americans took an early lead, europe tried their best to cling on, but for patricky beaten by koepka and daniel berger. sure enough, they secured a third point as well, with victory for dustinjohnson and collin morikawa against paul casey and viktor hovland, who was one of the european players here making his ryder cup debut. some superb approaches from dustinjohnson in particular, again viktor hovland produced some stunning performances, but it was just not enough to keep them in that match, so what that meant was the us took the morning session 3—i full of if europe were looking for a little bit of encouragement, a little bit of optimism, they lost the morning session 3—i of optimism, they lost the morning session 3—1 at the last ryder cup in paris and of course they famously came back to win pretty convincingly, but if this morning session is anything to go by, the europeans are going to be in for a tough challenge.— tough challenge. british and eumpean — tough challenge. british and european fans _ tough challenge. british and european fans will _ tough challeng

patrick morrissey joins us right now. mr.rget this policy to help drug abuse in west virginia. >> well in west virginia we feel the impact of the immigration debate and open boarders most when fentanyl surged our boarders. and it openly flows into our state. that is how we see the terrible effects. most people talk about the wrong numbers of undocumented workers coming in. we look at this through fentanyl and drugs making it's way up to west virginia. it's a very serious problem that's not being discussed. that is why we filed our lawsuit. we think they should be a no-brainer for president biden to turn around. he didn't even think about the drug trafficking issue when he issued the roll and tried to rescind the trump mexico policy. we want to make sure the they think through the responsibilities of fighting narcotics entering our boarders. comes through detroit and columbus into west virginia. where drug deaths doubled from 2019 to 2020. i imagine it will be higher at the end of 2021. now the remain in mexico is back in play

we have patrick ryan right there. hilti tools, who donated a lot of the tools that you see in the back, and a special thanks to panko for providing breakfast, and webcor that's going to be providing lunch at the end. so without their support, our students wouldn't be getting the job, so thank you. in these challenging times, we need someone who understands the business community and match it with the needs of our residents to build back stronger. our office of economic and workforce development director, kate sullivan. >> good morning, and thank you. the sun does shine in d-10. thank you to all the previous folks who built this before me. i'm hardly four months into this job, so i can't take credit, but what i can tell you is this program will also continue to be this shining beacon that it has become here in our city. when i think about economic recovery, which is part of my charter in this role that i'm in, i think a lot now about how we build back not just better, not just stronger, but more diverse, more interesti

mahomes did some patrick mahomes things. you know, throwing a touchdown pass, 46-yard catch and run by travis kelce. but baltimore fought back, finishing the comeback when lamar jackson did this. flipped into the end zone late in the fourth quarter. ravens win, 36-35. it's week two, but it feels like the playoffs already and has super bowl vibes, this was an amazing game. >> great football player and gymnast? wow. >>> okay. coming up, new and unique fall travel gadgets, including a backpack that massages both your back and shoulders. >>> and later america strong, two young girls helping others make friends. that's a good taco. dude. it's a sandwich. [beep beep] it's a sandwich! it's a taco! ugh, not another taco guy. the new crispy chicken sandwich taco from taco bell. [bong!] ♪ see you in september ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> a growing number of us are getting back onto planes, trains and buses for those post-summer getaways and helping us kick off fall travel is our own giz wiz, dick debartolo. with a fresh crop of new and unique travel gad

patrick gearey, bbc news. the bbc�*s cricket correspondent jonathan agnewjoins me now.ise, but the reasons for the withdrawl might be. it's this wording, not being security reasons? i think we did expect this, and after new zealand withdrew, quoting the security threat, very specific security threat that they didn't share with pakistan, he has created a bit of a rift between the two. but i would imagine certainly that england's cricketers, the players themselves would not have been happy with the situation. it's interesting that the board has chosen not to go down that route. that piece that was on a few moments ago was correct, these two games — that's all they are for the men's, and there are some women's games at the same time — but these two men's games were added on as a thank you, but pakistan coming last year test for pakistan coming last year test for pakistan coming last year. it was a magnanimous gesture, it was in the depths of the pandemic, no crowds — pakistan came and plate, and english cricket was very grateful for that. they took on these to match —— two

rosamond sheltie, billy joe adam smith, tyler james smith, christopher glenn stark, sean patrick sullivan james, philip david, matthew herbert walker, jeffrey lee white junior, matthew willard wilson vincent cortez junior, sterling william wyatt and gunnar william. mr. president, the sacrifices of so many brave men w and women demand that we and congress bring all of the facts of this long war to light. these sacrifices demand that we and congress prioritize transparency and full accountability. the sacrifices we hold responsible the those who have the blame of the failure of the last month and all the months that preceded it. for 20 years they did but we sent them there to do. theyou went after al qaeda, killed osama bin laden and prevented terrorists from using afghanistan as a base for attacking our homeland. they did their duty. now it is abundantly clear presidentn biden has not done his. president biden turned in orderly evacuation into a disaster. not much is painfully clear. first, joe biden pulled her troops out and then he that sent thousands back in pretty failed to protect ame

joining me now, dan patrick. lieutenant governor patrick, what happened there?n i first heard that that was done i thought, they may run into legal trouble on that because i believe that is considered federal jurisdiction at the point of entry, so not sure that was probably ever that wise and idea. >> here is what happened, we received a call for help from border patrol because they are being overrun. governor abbott with my support and every other republican support in the state said, we are there to help you. and then we found out that a border did not have permission from homeland security or the president, and so they came out and said, we didn't say we needed any help, we didn't say that. so the biden administration or someone in the administration flip-flopped on the issue. texas did not take a back step. let me tell you something, laura, and everyone watching pier the revolution has begun. a silent revolution by the democrat party to take over the country. tomorrow is constitution day and if you haven't read it you need to read article four, section four