>> patrick: life in the theater. >> stephen: any advice you got? >> patrick: yes. when i grew up. growing up, i was a very unhappy and frustrated person because my life at home wasn't good. but the theater changed all that because i was no longer patrick stewart. i was king oberon. >> stephen: this guy has got a lot to be happy about. exactly. but wait a second. can you tell me about your first experience of being in the theater? i no longer do live theater, that's how i started out. i love the feeling of being in a theater even if it's empty. >> patrick: the difference between being on a film set and being in a live auditorium, like now, is that. most audiences don't naturally know this. but their presence is a big element. it's a big part of the event. and their contribution is critical. and it's never quite the same. so live theater, excuse me, gives you energy. something to play with, which is new and novel. whereas, you know, you get okay, cut. cut. moving on. >> [cheering] >> stephen: not to bang a drum here but do you have a first memory of being in the thea

geoffrey: patrick, patrick, patrick, that is not the case. they have lost many more than that. in terms of casualties let's talk about the casualties. russians have suffered huge casualties. my estimate would be 20,000 dead. maybe another 80,000 missing, injured, all that. 100,000 casualties. what have been the casualties of the ukrainian? at least 100,000 dead. some say 150,000. several hundred thousand more have been wounded. ukrainian casualties, three or four times higher than russian. patrick: i just -- certainly from my understanding, the casualty rate, the russians are probably over 30,000 dead and a multiple of that, times three or four wounded. ukraine unfortunately is still quite high, we don't get the full picture because it is operational security. but the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff in the united states and recently reckons ukraine is at 100,000 casualties all in including their wounded, not dead, ok? geoffrey: ursula bandar lyon when she was -- ursula von der leyen said there have been 100,000 ukrainian officers killed in the war. patrick: she had to ret

it's st patrick's in in well, saint patrick's was on was on six on sixth street and there's there's just you get a politician in there. so, you know, by this time, you know, they're getting pretty well pretty well assimilated. one of the thing that contributed to assimilation and this was a surprise by the end of the first world war piano starting to go out of style in people's parlors, the victrola, which was invented in 1900. by 1918, they were getting pretty sophisticated, stimulated technology for victrola, but it was still pretty rough. not a lot of the frequencies could cut through a victrola, but one of the frequency things that could was the frequency of an irish tenor. so when people had victrola in their homes, irish records were very popular. my girls, an irish girl. it's a long way to tipperary. all of these. my wild irish rose sung by tenors. these were very songs. and irish culture started getting into people's parlors. i just thought it was that was kind of interesting. and at kind of strange today. pat connolly tavern saying yeah st st patrick's day i called the book i ca

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i've been patrick will be patrick christys.er absolute rocket of a show for you. but up next is michelle dewberry with dewbs& co as weather hello. welcome to as he weather hello. welcome to the update . with the latest weather update. with me shuttleworth from the me annie shuttleworth from the met rain will continue met office. rain will continue to affect northern areas over the next days but will see further dry weather across the south. a high pressure is dominating across the south that's bringing that drier settled weather. but we've weather fronts over the next few into thursday and friday continuing to push into the north bringing some rain. and on wednesday night you can see across much of scotland and into parts of northern england will see persistent rain for a time especially across the highlands and isles, though the winds will and isles, though the winds will a little bit further it'll be quite dry , but turning much quite dry, but turning much cloudier and with plenty of cloudier and with plenty of cloud around,

tonight -- cate blanchett, dave franco, and super bowl mvp patrick mahomes. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheering and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, everybody. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for joining us here. i'm glad you're here, i appreciate that. i don't know if you know this. today is probably the most unproductive workday of the year, super bowl monday. they say almost 19 million americans called in sick to work today. [ laughter ] can you believe that -- wait, where's guillermo? [ laughter ] oh, no, did guillermo call in sick to work today too? that is -- oh, wait a minute. [ cheers and applause ] can i just say you did such a great job backing up rihanna at halftime. [ laughter ] >> guillermo: thank you, jimmy. >> jimmy: i don't know if you saw, guillermo is really the star at the super bowl. there he is. [ cheering ] shining bright like a diamond. rihanna yesterday delivered what is the biggest we're expecting in the history of the world. [ laughter ] when her belly came out, every living room in america stopped

patrick tells the and ted finally after all these years turns to patrick who has built his own career in politics and says, you know, patrick after i'm gone, if you don't want to stay politics, you don't have to. and sure enough, patrick leaves politics. so it was it's a it's a you know, be careful what you wish for when you look at a family like the kennedys and think, boy, life would be great if i was just one of them, what's the ted junior story when it is, father takes him skiing. and that was another that was another patrick story. it was it was a great story patrick told about that being a member of the next generation and they were skiing in western mass and patrick had tumble and you know, trying to be a kennedy. he was struggling to try to get up even though he had hurt leg and his father skied over and said no, no, stay down, stay down. and he said, i can do it, dad. no, no, stay down. and they got the ski patrol to come over and put him on a stretcher and. they took him down the mountain and sure enough, they get down to the mountain. and by this time, every television came

patrick, alwa s in the coming months. patrick, always good — in the coming months. months. patrick, always good to talk _ in the coming months. patrick, always good to talk to - in the coming months. patrick, always good to talk to you. - patrick bury — a senior lecturer in security at the university of bath. mps have accused the bbc chairman richard sharp of "significant errors ofjudgment" for not declaring his involvement in helping borisjohnson secure a loan, worth up to £800,000 when he was prime minister. mr sharp was in the process of applying for the bbc role when he introduced a friend who wanted to help mrjohnson financially to the head of the civil service, simon case. mr sharp maintains he did nothing wrong. but a report from mps on the culture and media committee says his actions undermined confidence in the public appointments process. here's our political correspondent david wallace—lockhart. richard sharp was made bbc chairman, a government appointment, in 2021. it has since emerged that while he was applying for the role, he introduced the man on the

back to patrick . back to patrick.ck action packed show tonight ladies on we're going to be having wild debates and taking innovative on stories that you will have seen throughout the course of the day. so to start us the office for national statistics publish, their labour market stats this morning and they affirmed frankly what we already knew that britain's labour market is in crisis and there currently well over there are currently well over 1 million vacancies in britain , million vacancies in britain, 5.2 million working age people are some kind of out of work. massive questions . look, some of massive questions. look, some of them, of course, will be just them, of course, will be just the right side of retirement age of them don't fancy working because they've already made their money. some of them will be ill, but some of them unquestionably be lazy. and unquestionably will be lazy. and the remains the question remains is the solution. now more immigration or getting off their backsides and into . well, it seem

patrick, thank latest headlines. patrick, thank you.the latest headlines. patrick, thank you.itary could potentially be donated in support of ukraine. earlier today, king charles met with ukraine's president zelenskyy buckingham palace, following historic address to employees at westminster hall. historic address to employees at westminster hall . its president westminster hall. its president zelenskyy first visit to the country since start of russia's invasion. a year , and he's using invasion. a year, and he's using his visit to urge the uk and western allies to provide what he's called wings for freedom by supplying his air force with advanced air power. later the two leaders will visit ukrainian and british troops stationed in dorset . in and british troops stationed in dorset. in his and british troops stationed in dorset . in his speech to dorset. in his speech to parliament, zelenskyy thanked the british for their ongoing support . the gods smiled , support. the gods smiled, offered me to sit . down on this offered me to sit. down on this armchair , from which warders a

patrick welcome back.ates for the 10th consecutive time , putting the base rates up time, putting the base rates up by nought point 5, bringing it now to 4. and threatening further financial pressure for households already struggling with the high cost of living and soaring energy bills . on a more soaring energy bills. on a more optimistic note bank of england governor andrew bailey said earlier that they were the first signs of inflation turning a corner . well just back from the corner. well just back from the bank england is our business and economics editor it's liam halligan worth on the money . halligan worth on the money. rally. what you got for us? so as you say , interest rates up 50 as you say, interest rates up 50 bafis as you say, interest rates up 50 basis points. as we say, nought point five percentage points from 3.5 to 4 is 14 year high. this may actually be the last interest rate rise. i'm not saying it will be no one knows, but there some people who now the rates have peaked not, least be

patrick, thank . your headlines. patrick, thank.ast with the prime minister that further work is rishi sunak held with stormont leaders. this morning in an attempt to resolve the contentious post—brexit trading , the pm will meet leaders in germany tomorrow amid speculation a deal be unveiled early next week . sinn fein early next week. sinn fein presidents mary lou mcdonald says an agreement absolutely possible ongoing access to the european single market, no hardening of the border on the island of ireland and a protection of the good friday agreement in all of its parts. those are the core elements and aspects that need to be protected . it seems to us that protected. it seems to us that it's very much game on. we're very heartened by that. we're very, very conscious a deal can be done, should now be concluded speedily. we hope that will be the case. the snp has postponed a conference on independence . a conference on independence. the resignation of the first minister, nicola . it comes as minister, nicola. it comes as the execu

patrick joins us next. this is "bloomberg."upbeat music) there's more to business than the business you're in. (robot whirring) want smarter factories? that's the internet of things business. accelerating r and d? data science business. hey. have a look. managing global supply chains? shrink our carbon footprint business. thank you. (in foreign language) that's where deloitte comes in. with a potent blend of acumen and technology to help advance and connect all that it takes to excel in business ... to the business i'm in. deloitte. ♪ >> this structure of incoming data has not changed my view that we will need to bring the rate above 5% and hold it there for some time. setting aside what financial market participants expected us to do, i saw a compelling economic case for a 50 basis point increase, which would have brought the top. alix: that is before we got retail sales, cpi and ppi all coming in which brings us to the question of the day. his 50 basis points really back on the table? a senior equity strategist, patrick joins

patrick christys news. and patrick christys gb news.clusive coming up, we got an exclusive for to shed for because we're going to shed some on the extreme some light on the extreme avoidance being used by avoidance tactics being used by people gangs to get people smuggling gangs to get across the channel in boats to evade border force . police say evade border force. police say there's still no evidence to indicate a criminal aspect or third party involvement and mysterious disappearance of nicola bailey. they're claiming speculation now dished out by the public might even be hampering the police operation. i think that's a risky for the police to play that. turning the pubuc police to play that. turning the public against possibly look what you have another . let's bring you the latest news headunes let's bring you the latest news headlines on gb news. and as you've been hearing nicholas sturgeon has as first minister of scott and after eight years in power , speaking at an in power, speaking at an unexpected news conference in edinbur

back to patrick . back to patrick.ick action packed show tonight ladies on we're going to be having wild debates and taking innovative on stories that you will have seen throughout the course of the day. so to start us the office for national statistics publish, their labour market stats this morning and they affirmed frankly what we already knew that britain's labour market is in crisis and there currently well over there are currently well over 1 million vacancies in britain , million vacancies in britain, 5.2 million working age people are some kind of out of work. massive questions . look, some of massive questions. look, some of them, of course, will be just them, of course, will be just the right side of retirement age of them don't fancy working because they've already made their money. some of them will be ill, but some of them unquestionably be lazy. and unquestionably will be lazy. and the remains the question remains is the solution. now more immigration or getting off their backsides and into . well, it see

patrick right . like i . patrick right. like i said, i've . patrick right .ike i said, i've got it right. like i said, i've got it all for you tonight, ladies and gentlemen, we are going to be very shortly anyway, talking about rishi sunak's new, quite unbelievable plans , i think, unbelievable plans, i think, when comes to tackling the when it comes to tackling the migrant. also going to be migrant. i'm also going to be talking or talking about whether or not there some of left wing there is some kind of left wing economic style economic mafia style organisation that pulls the strings economy . in strings on our economy. in relation what liz truss relation to what liz truss had to i'm a big to say. i'm asking a big question about nurses , an question about nurses, an uncomfortable question. yes, you do job. i've do a wonderful job. i've never saved i've been terrible saved a life. i've been terrible in life and situation. in the life and death situation. i can all agree that. i think we can all agree that. however, you forgo some however, should you forgo so

patrick. thing for our economy. patrick.l it's one of the ways that we'll probably find ourself a recession soon. yeah, we're being taxed now to a quick being taxed now to make a quick buck, make a quick of revenue buck, to make a quick of revenue and the long term, and ultimately the long term, we're paying we're all going to end up paying for it. okay, joe, thank you very much. a pleasure to talk to you government. joe you about government. joe ventured, campaign ventured, a digital campaign manager for the taxpayers alliance, always worthwhile checking out what the taxpayers alliance as alliance are doing as well, going some going online. there is some really stuff, especially really good stuff, especially that work around local and you often out some rather often find out some rather interesting your interesting tidbits about your local it's always local area as well. it's always worth you're with me worth a look you're with me patrick news the patrick christys on gb news the nhs england is to send a team nhs in england

and of course patrick lee is . a big figure on patrick lee is.been up until now. so all going to plan. he is going to be beaming in at the top of the show to reveal exactly why he has taken on this job as deputy chair. yes, i love it i love it. fantastic stuff you've to love a belly, alyssa. doug, thank you very much. it's going to be box office done with tonight will be with you very, very shortly. thank you very much. my yes, absolutely. they wrote you for wrote item themselves on you for joining me. great stuff. love to be back, guys. 3 pm. tomorrow. take it easy, people . good take it easy, people. good afternoon , alex deakin. here afternoon, alex deakin. here with the latest weather update , with the latest weather update, the met office, another frosty one tonight across the south. some dense patches fog likely some dense patches of fog likely as well, but more cloud further north, will keep north, which will keep the temperatures also going temperatures up. it's also going to increasingly to be turning increasingly windy. look at the ice

star quarterback patrick mahomes may not be 100% healthy. >> great thing is patrick is a very fast healer and he was able to get ready to play the afc championship game. he's doing great this week, i don't know that he will be 100%, he will not tell you otherwise. >> very excited about this, rihanna will make a return for the super bowl half-time show and she wants it to be the perfect performance. >> there are probably about 39 versions of the set right now. >> wow. >> yeah. i think 39. i mean, every little change counts. i've been so focused on the super bowl, i forgot my birthday is coming up. i totally forgot about valentine's day. >> okay. so greg, you have a super bowl commercial. >> he's two ribs in. >> i know, i'm all over the place, i'm very excited. the thing is, i thought i would be playing in the super bowl. >> so did we. >> tom brady. >> tom brady, he is home. alumnist, this sarah high school alumnist is at the super bowl in an ad, and you are in your underwear doing selfies for only fans. disgusting, disgusting. talk with rihanna real quick? >> yeah. >> halftime has become s

patrick right . like i . patrick right. like i said, i've . patrick right . like i said, i've got it right. like i said, i've got it all for you tonight, ladies and gentlemen, we are going to be very shortly anyway, talking about rishi sunak's new, quite unbelievable plans , i think, unbelievable plans, i think, when comes to tackling the when it comes to tackling the migrant. also going to be migrant. i'm also going to be talking or talking about whether or not there some of left wing there is some kind of left wing economic style economic mafia style organisation that pulls the strings economy . in strings on our economy. in relation what liz truss relation to what liz truss had to i'm a big to say. i'm asking a big question about nurses , an question about nurses, an uncomfortable question. yes, you do job. i've do a wonderful job. i've never saved i've been terrible saved a life. i've been terrible in life and situation. in the life and death situation. i can all agree that. i think we can all agree that. however, you forgo some however, should you forgo

and of course patrick lee is . a big figure on patrick lee is.been up until now. so all going to plan. he is going to be beaming in at the top of the show to reveal exactly why he has taken on this job as deputy chair. yes, i love it i love it. fantastic stuff you've to love a belly, alyssa. doug, thank you very much. it's going to be box office done with tonight will be with you very, very shortly. thank you very much. my yes, absolutely. they wrote you for wrote item themselves on you for joining me. great stuff. love to be back, guys. 3 pm. tomorrow. take it easy, people . good take it easy, people. good afternoon , alex deakin. here afternoon, alex deakin. here with the latest weather update , with the latest weather update, the met office, another frosty one tonight across the south. some dense patches fog likely some dense patches of fog likely as well, but more cloud further north, will keep north, which will keep the temperatures also going temperatures up. it's also going to increasingly to be turning increasingly windy. look at the ice

at home, the sharks immortalizing patrick marlow. he becomes the first player in team history to have his number retired. what an emotional ceremony. he was joined by his family and several others former teammates. how about this, bay area legends were in the house. no one wearing teal will ever sport the number again. he spent 21 seasons with san jose. >> an unbelievable honor to have this whole week, it's been unbelievable. the sharks organization. all of the hard work finally paid off. to be able to be the first to have the jersey retired in history. very thankful. >>> they temporarily retired. the entire team sporting the jersey. they beat the sharks, 4-3 in a shootout. colleges, good news and bad news for st. mary's. they lose at gonzaga, they share the regular-season league title. they are back on the quarterly conference for businesses of all sizes, there are a lot of choices when it comes to your internet and technology needs. when you choose comcast business internet, you choose the largest, fastest reliable network. you cho

it's back to patrick . patrick yeah, well, patrick.t's an action packed show that ladies and gentlemen, ladies, you've been getting in search of your thoughts on ukraine. i've got other stories, bit got quite few other stories, bit lighter coming way is lighter to be coming your way is friday, all. but let's lighter to be coming your way is fridayinto all. but let's lighter to be coming your way is fridayinto the l. but let's lighter to be coming your way is fridayinto the inbox let's lighter to be coming your way is fridayinto the inbox now delve into the inbox now because. i've been asking a question that i think maybe in a year or two time, we're year or two years time, we're going all be ourselves rather going to all be ourselves rather a with a slightly less a lot maybe with a slightly less emotional than of course emotional stamp than of course today a year today with it being a year exactly since putin rolled tanks into ukraine. and that question really longer really is for how much longer would comfortable with a would you be c

patrick we start, go. patrick before we start, go.ector test and that money and how reliable they are. why not just vet these people? why not just have . like, people? why not just have. like, in the old days, i used to have a home visit . they used take a home visit. they used to take references places references from people, places where before . but where you'd worked before. but what's over a number what's happened is over a number years, vetting procedure years, that vetting procedure changed to almost a tick box exercise. so you don't have to actually go to those extremes of lie detector tests. you just need to vet people and then once they ring, you need to revisit every four years, five years. but do it properly and make sure that the people are in there and that the people are in there and that the people remain in there because there's a report which is out in november, which is from the police and even in that it said it said it was too easy for corrupt officers to join the police , then to remain in the police, then to rem

patrick right . thank conditions. patrick right.n their reporting from the verne prison on the isle of poland in dorset, in relation to the fact that gary has gone after serving half of his sentence and one ray was outlining the length and breadth of sheet from before, as of his rap sheet from before, as well as . some the heinous, well as. some of the heinous, hideous attempted crimes and indeed crimes children as young as , ten years old as well, in as, ten years old as well, in one case that ray was outlining that does make you wonder, doesn't say on earth these people ever walk the streets again as well as echoed by plenty of people that ray talking to ordinary members of the will the public what is it will people like gary glitter ever not a threat and do we need not be a threat and do we need to take chance with them to take that chance with them anyway? right. we're on from that and it's time for gb that now and it's time for gb news people's poll . nothing news this people's poll. nothing like a little bit of exclusive conte

>> patrick: yeah.tates. that's pretty phenomenal. it's easy to see why people in mcdowell county want mining jobs. ♪ >> anthony: i'm staying in a town nearby, welch. there's no bar. >> miner: most of us just go get the beer, and head back on top of the ridge and drink it. >> anthony: wow. >> miner 2: in the name of the father, we'd like to gather here to thank you for this opportunity to support our families. please watch after us, keep us safe while we're underground working. amen. >> group: amen. >> patrick: what do you got? >> man 3: bear meat and chicken. >> anthony: oh, damn. >> patrick: i may just put my sandwich back here if you got bear meat. >> anthony: that's delicious. do you think the country as a whole, do you think they understand the coal business at all? what coal mining is about? >> richard: no. >> anthony: they don't understand at all. >> patrick: when you travel from new york to here, whether you're on a boat, plane, train, or in the sky or driving on a car, it's because of a mine. >

chiefs quarterback patrick mahomes, the new interview coming in right now. you'll see it here tonight. >>> good evening and it's great to start another week with all of you at home. we are back from the earthquake zone in turkey, and tonight, our team on a remarkable discovery just today, a teenager pulled out alive after 182 hours buried in that rubble and you'll see it. >>> also, three more mystery objects shot from the sky. >>> but first tonight, here in new york city, that violent rampage. a u-haul driving plowing through brooklyn, hitting pedestrians, cyclists, and a police officer look at this surveillance tonight, the moment the u-haul jumps onto the sidewalk there. a man jumping out of the way just in time. this all lasted 340 minutes, terrifying witnesses and lasting for miles. multiple intersections, until police were able to arrest the driver, pinning that vehicle against a building there. tonight, the suspect is now under arrest. what he allegedly screamed at them when he tried to get them to stop. at least eight people hit, two are in critical c

patrick.hank you. good afternoon from . the gb newsroom. afternoon from. the gb newsroom. it's one minute posts re . a it's one minute posts re. a major search is underway for newborn baby after a missing couple were arrested in brighton last night. constance marten and her partner mark gordon missing in early january sparking a manhunt to find the couple their child sussex have arrested the pair on of child neglect . still pair on of child neglect. still searching for the baby who is thought to be just days when they disappeared . well, we can they disappeared. well, we can now to our home and security editor mark white, who's at the scene for us now with the latest and. marc, just update us with what's in the outbuildings. well, sadly no sign yet of thought. infant the search continues. the two missing people, of course , were found people, of course, were found last night . and her partner, last night. and her partner, mark gordon were arrested just 6 minutes after a 1999 call. was received

hi, patrick. it time that ask hi, patrick.k ourselves whether or not we're a bit overcrowd did as sharon bit overcrowd did now as sharon says then. i'm sorry to hear that, sharon, but sharon, i cry for my country with a little crying emoji .we're going to crying emoji. we're going to return to this later on. but do you should be you think that we should be housing first or of housing brits first or of course, it completely course, is it completely justified else do house justified where else do we house these a big debate. these people? it's a big debate. but moving on now, but moving on from that now, okay, of a game changes okay, a bit of a game changes because we start with the latest from lancashire and partner from lancashire and the partner of missing nicola bulley has of the missing nicola bulley has described after a body of the missing nicola bulley has des(found after a body of the missing nicola bulley has des(found in after a body of the missing nicola bulley has des(found in the after a body of the missing nicola

patrick thank you. the top lot. patrick thank you.e missing mother of nicola bulli says the public seems now more about appalling speculation into her private life than actually finding her. yesterday revealed the 45 year old was vulnerable and that she'd struggled with alcohol and the menopause. now police is facing a backlash , disclosing such a backlash, disclosing such personal infamy about nicola who disappeared almost three weeks ago. independent office for police conduct has made contact with the force to determine if an inquiry is needed . labour say an inquiry is needed. labour say they'll recruit an extra 13,000 community police officers to tackle anti—social behaviour and violent crime if they the next election. the home secretary unveiled plans a neighbourhood policing guarantee which would assign officers and pcsos to every community. yvette cooper is criticising the conservatives for having a hands off approach to community policing . so i want to community policing. so i want to community policing. so i want to talk tod

patrick johnson. dean johnson.ght, dean of the school of communication at northwestern university, pioneer in the formation of black sexuality studies as a field of scholarship. can you share a message to future ap students? can you talk about the focus of your work and why you think it is important for students to learn about black queer studies? >> absolutely. going back to something professor taylor said, the suggestion that black history stops in 1963 or even 1968 is ludicrous. one of the progenitors of what we now think of as black queer studies ijames ldwin, w is one the mosimportt thinkersf the 21 century. to leave someone out of the history -- african-american history like james baldwin is absurd because he was not only just a fiction writer, nonfiction writer, he was an activist and he was also queer. and his thinking has shaped, along with many others -- audrey lord, what we nowhink ofs blk qer sdies. you can't parse out the inllectuistoryf blac studs withouthese importa thinrs. that iwhy it is iortant f

patrick henry manner, sir. no man thinks more highly than i do of the patriot ism and the abilities of the very gentlemen who have just addressed this. but different men often see the same subject, different. and therefore, i hope, will not be disrespectful to these gentlemen, if entertaining, as i do of a character very opposite to theirs. i set forth my sentiments freely without reserve. oh is no time for ceremony. the question before the house is one of awful moment for this country. for my part, i consider it nothing less a question of freedom or slavery and in proportion to the magnitude of the subject, ought to be the freedom of the. for it is only in this way we can hope to arrive at the truth and to fulfill our great responsibility which we owe to god and to our. if i were to hold back my opinions at such time as this for fear of giving offense, i would consider it an act treason against my country and an act of disloyalty to the majesty of heaven, whom i revere above all earthly kings kings. mr. presid

i can't say enough good things about patrick marleau.the sharks reportedly traded timo meier to the new jersey devils, no indication what they get back in the deal. he was in his seventh year with the sharks. he had 37 goals and was second in the team in points, with last season he became the only shark ever to score five in a-game. very sentimental sports cast. all kinds of feels. dion: i know. i love that steph curry owns shows appreciation. chris: what a cool gift idea. crazy to think, seven years ago, i screamed a little bit. i don't get shoes. dion: i heard you scream from the newsroom. chris: i got to make it more cool than just ahhh! dion: alright, continuing the sports theme, this victory for women' >> women's lacrosse team found a practical way to warm up for a reset much, all while stuck on a road trip. [screaming] [laughter] dion: oh my gosh. they are amazing! they are so strong! that players from university in north carolina muscled up to help push the bus out of the mud, on the way to a match in virginia. they went on to win

patrick, thank your headlines. patrick, thank you.the your headlines. patrick, thank you. some breaking news in the last few minutes members of parliament will a 2.9% pay increase from the 1st of april. that would bring their overall salary from around that would bring their overall salary from aroun d £84,000 to salary from around £84,000 to 86,000. we'll bring you more on that if it happens . now made that if it happens. now made news, more than 19,000 people are known to have died after monday's earthquakes in southern turkey and northern syria. around 70 members of the uk international search and rescue team join the effort to try to find people in the rubble. they tweeted just , now they've tweeted just, now they've recently managed to rescue two women aged 60 and 90. british charities are from today appealing for funds to help those affected by the disaster , those affected by the disaster, with the uk government saying match up to £5 billion in public donations . ukraine's president donations. ukraine's president zelenskyy has addressed eu summit in brussels. he's l

patrick mahomes, the mvp of the season, was also the mvp of this game. he was phenomenal.s did, they had four positions in the second half and scored in all four. including the last five seconds of the game. including the last five seconds of the game-— including the last five seconds ofthe came. ~ , of the game. when we last spoke about two hours _ of the game. when we last spoke about two hours ago _ of the game. when we last spoke about two hours ago you - about two hours ago you predicted a win for the eagles, what changed for the chiefs? the chiefs, what they did is, they played really strong on they played really strong on the offensive line. what happened was, patrick mahomes, he had the half time to regroup, there had to be a rallying call by the offensive line because they played much better in the second half, they allowed patrick mahomes to be able to do what he did and there were two young players and had an unbelievable day. one is the various... i can't remember his name, kadarius toney, he had one catch in the game and there was a touchdown. the other one wa

on hi, patrick. well, going. on hi, patrick.egular migration migrants who've travelled across the channel to the united kingdom since 2021 and 2022 and 2021. it was just over 28 and a half thousand and last year it was just under 46,000 people. if you go all the way back to 2018, only . 299 way back to 2018, only. 299 migrants made that treacherous crossing at that time. so last year we had 1109 small boats make that journey to the kingdom from france , 80, 87% of their from france, 80, 87% of their passengers were males. and 20% were from afghanistan . and 28% were from afghanistan. and 28% from albania. so those two countries making up the vast majority, 48% of those who came here. now, one in eight of all of the albania and migrants who made that journey year were referred possibly having trafficked. human trafficking, victims of human trafficking . victims of human trafficking. and there's a two stage process to that to check validity. 90% passed the first check, but far only 55% have passed the second round of checks, altho

len says, patrick. if pay says, hi, patrick.r, they should pay the taxpayer, not the other way round. okay, all fair enough. well, are you with portugal stone he's with me? portugal stone he's coming away coming up. we'll move it away from going to and from drugs. i'm going to try and swerve as much as possible. mainly he's doing mainly because he's doing a disastrous for my blood pressure. be asking pressure. i will be asking if too many of our young people are going to university whether they should considering other should be considering other opfions should be considering other options scheme. got should be considering other 0|big1s scheme. got should be considering other 0|big debate, scheme. got should be considering other 0|big debate, all:heme. got should be considering other 0|big debate, all:hethat. got should be considering other 0|big debate, all:hethat. i'm got a big debate, all of that. i'm yes, i'll be returning as well. it's that that is frankly it's that story that is frankly gripping just in gripping people, not

patrick, thank you so much for _ incredible. patrick, thank you so much for the _ incredible. thank you for your time. that's all for this programme, you can reach me on twitter. i'm @lmmisztak. hello again. there are large parts of the uk that enjoyed a fine day of weather on thursday, with lots of sunshine, and certainly was a stunning end to the day across the west midlands. this was the setting sun around sutton coldfield. now, it wasn't like that everywhere. after a sunny start to the day in scotland, the clouds gathered through the afternoon and it did turn quite wet and quite windy. have seen gusts of wind as strong as about 48 miles an hour across northern scotland. but those winds beginning to ease away at the moment. a little bit of rain trickling southwards as our cold front moves across scotland to bring some patches of rain into northern ireland and northern england over the next few hours. although there is a frost that tends to become confined to southernmost areas as we head into the first part of friday morning. so, for some quite a chilly start to the day, bu

rachel: patrick, any last minute tips for the final race here. >> we're doing a go cart race, patrickut they're moving fast. otherwise, i encourage everyone to tune in this evening for what's going to be a great event to start off the season. >> there you go, right here on fox. >> thank you, patrick. >> it's a tight track. the coliseum is small. rachel: is it. >> are you in the finals? rachel: i gave it to rick. i don't like to cheat and then say i won. i mean, you guys do that often on this show but i don't. >> here's the tip, here's the tip, rick, it's for you, rubbing is racing. rachel: rubbing is racing, that's one of the first things i learned. >> switching lanes to a fox and family go cart race that's what we're talking about. that's coming up next. see who wins. rachel: stay here. this is going to be great. taking the shawl off. is he looking at my hairline? is plaque psoriasis making you rethink your everyday choices? otezla is a pill, not a cream or injection that can help people with plaque psoriasis achieve clearer skin. and no routine blood tests required. don't use if you