patrick's day and st. patrick's himself. >> you should chime in.e patrick with me his saint day by the way and margherita they know the story of st. patrick well so be with you after. pete: thank you very much for the cards you wrote. hope you enjoy the day and don't forget to make your pancakes green. will: we have the host of fox news sunday. it is shannon bream with us happy st. patrick's day. >> by the way, not a game. practice -- i'm a franchise player. you guys are franchise players. pete: exactly right. will: knows her alan iverson well. watching fox news sunday i'm sure you'll be talking among other things with the legal cases against donald trump. there are many, their varied and druch had a lot to say about them last night in ohio. let's watch. >> these people are low lives, and they were sent here by the department of justice. this is not a local georgia thing. this was done, they would go in to washington, d.c., and have meetings that lasted for eight hours on numerous occasions with the justice department in the white house. so it is a

patrick's day festivities, in dublin. we will take you there. >> the news at 6:00 starts now, thank you for joining us. >> getting right to those other stores in a minute. starting with breaking news out of san francisco where the has been a deadly crash in the city. >> we have been at the scene for the last few hours, she is joining us live with the latest developments. >> reporter: one of the really difficult the process details about the crash is that of the two people who died today, one of them is a child. the san francisco mayor came out here to the scene. she posted on social media noting that the scene was heartbreaking to look at and so many people who we saw here today felt the same way. we have seen people dropping to their knees offering prayers for the victims. people were totally distraught and torn up. behind us, where we are standing, the wreckage is remaining from the car that crashed with debris scattered all over the street. this was around 12:15 this afternoon. at ulloa street and west portal avenue at

i have a son named patrick, my husband's brothers patrick, i have a brother named patrick so if it wasn'tt patrick i don't know if i would be married to sean. i come from a long line in the iberian peninsula, we ended up together. for me, it's very informal. pete: all those folks -- the parade is today. the holidays tomorrow. it leads the saint patty's day parade in new york next hour. rachel: let's talk st. patrick's day later in the show but we begin with a fox news alert. nathan wade stepping down after a judge ruled fulton county district attorney fans a by wilson could only remain on donald trump's election interference case if wade resigned. will: willis is slamming what she calls unjustified attacks from the media. >> reporter: this is technically a legal win for fans about i willis but her problems are far from over. hours after judge scott mcafee made his decision special prosecutor nathan wade handed his resignation letter to willis saying i'm offering my resignation in the interests of democracy, and dedication to the american public and to move this case forward as quickly as

patrick in 1858. they the two of them have second child a second, son whom they call pj patrick joseph. he's born in early 1858 but at the time patrick was already sick he was suffering from from consumption. hmm, which was how tuberculosis was how it was called at that time. terrible disease that sometimes took a long time to manifest itself some people recovered but many didn't especially poor irish immigrants living in bad conditions and and not be able to afford a doctor or or great food. so pj kennedy is 10 months old later in 1858 when patrick kennedy his finally dies leaving bridget. with three daughters and a son all alone widowed in the slums of east boston working as a maid and as i say in the book, that could have been the end of the kennedy family right there. and that was for many other families like like theirs and i think it's remarkable that it's and it's almost as if from that point forward. bridget i don't want to say bloomed or blossomed. i wasn't that she was waiting for patrick to

patrick's day. thank you very much. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2024] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [applause] mike: thank you so much, and thank you again■2, mr. presiden. i am proud to welcome our entertainment for today. born in dublin and raised in new york city, gregory harrington is one of ireland's most well-known violinist with a wide range from jazz to crossover. he has released six critically acclaimed albums and has even opened the st. patrick's day parade on nbc in new york, and that is a big deal. last year when he gave a performance to a sold-out carnegie hall, celebrating the 20th anniversary, becoming the first irishuu violinist to ever give a full solo debut at that venue. gregory is joined by juilliard alumnus, sebastian, stephen -- and we have the pleasure of welcoming several dancers because you can't have an irish gig without a dancer, right? ■joe, kendall, and elise have

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

john was patrick henderson joining us here. patrick . so good to get you on the program. so glad and apparently you are right there in moscow as well. with a scott, i'm behind you. great to get you on. hey, look, patrick, just just quickly putting the ready confirming the fs to be findings that are ukrainian link is that with this terrorist attack, washington says nonsense. it has to be. i says, all i feel you'll see. busy in the conflicting statements, patrick? yeah, i mean i'd be very skeptical and cautious about attributing blaine particularly to isis is, is all too convenient. that's coming straight from. i think the initial report, some reuters and one has to also ask the question, how does a sort of confirm that this is in fact, the nicest attack? so what it does is it clouds this sort of field with speculation and confusion, and there is a lot of real data points with extremists in ukraine. a lot of different fighters have cycled through their and the last couple of years. so there's plenty of evidence to suggest that there are people exactly like this who have eit

patrick's cathedral for the st. patrick's day parade.ne day before but march up iconic fifth avenue in a few hours now. what we know is that at the helm of this parade is the grand marshal, president and ceo leading procession rich in history and heritage. this event stretches back to 1762, stood the test of time surviving revolutions, world wars, pandemics. all of it to celebrate irish culture and community spirit here in new york. we expect 150,000 marchers and 2 million spectators. >> remember, you are walking in shadows of millions of irish immigrants who came to this country and marched in this parade stretching back 262 years. >> we have plenty of resources that will be out there. a lot of which you're going to see and a lot, quite frankry you're not going to see. >> reporter: with participation of local and national officials, we expect there to be security in place, tight security. measures you'll see and measures you won't see, of course, but this event stands as a testament not just norcal culture but throughout the united stat

patrick's day. this st.atrick's day is special for the white house as president biden is the first irish catholic president since john f. kennedy. he was joined by leaders of the catholic church and some 200 invited guests for a st. patrick's day brunch earlier today. he reflected on his irish heritage and called for humanitarian aid for the people of gaza and the need for a cease-fire between israel and hamas. >> we agree about the urgent need to increase humanitarian aid in gaza and get the cease-fire deal, get the cease-fire deal and get the hostages home and move towards a two-state solution, which is the only path for lasting peace and security. >> meanwhile, israel prime minister benjamin netanyahu was blasting chuck schumer's call for a new election. he said it would force israel to stop fighting and paralies it for months. netanyahu says international pressure will not stop israel from achieving its war goals. senator schumer called netanyahu an obstacle to a two-state solution. and nancy pelosi defe

patrick's day. to the podium. >> you have been watching president biden's remarks from the white house, st. patrick's day celebration, and certainly, we join him in wishing all of our irish brothers and stirs and all of america happy st. patrick's day. you notice how i wore my green. i wish you happy birthday, every st. patrick's day, to mrs. jacqueline jackson, the wife of reverend jesse jackson. we celebrate on this day, both occasions. >>> coming up, i have a warning for republicans, embracing overheated rhetoric on the campaign trail. that's ahead. we are still waiting on comments from president biden on other issues in the days ahead. happy st. patrick's day. we will bring you all of that in a moment. and i know, you've been going through it. but what if you get to it. a key source of your asthma inflammation. enter nucala. it isn't your rescue treatment and it's not a steroid. it's an autoinjector you can do at home. just once a month. nucala targets and reduces eosinophils and helps your symp

patrick. all i know, he's irish, probably had a nice big beard. i can't grow one. i envy that guy. >> reporter: it turns out the patron saint of ireland wasn't irish at all. he was abducted at a young age from roman-controlled britain and taken to ireland as a slave. he escaped but later returned as a priest to convert the masses to christianity, so the church made him a saint and even suspended the lenten ban on alcohol during his feast day. that may be why drinking has always been part of the holiday's tradition. >> okay. that makes sense. hey, celebrate the catholic saint, right, with a beer, with more than one probably. >> reporter: and the city of dublin wouldn't have it any other way. >> after 40 years of doing this, i mean it's become a staple. this is a signature event for the city of dublin and so we cannot not celebrate st. patrick's day. >> reporter: it all makes sense to us, even if the people in ireland don't quite know what to make of it. >> another annual tradition at the hiller aviation museum on the peninsula. check out this green clad man or perha

patrick. it doesn't seem to be working that good, because this is a this particular case is a shocker. now, i think a lot of this patrick, has to lay on the conscience of the of the people that's taking strike action. if you take strike action. if you take strike action and you're a doctor, a nurse, an ambulance driver, whatever, then will be put whatever, then lives will be put at risk . and i'm fairly sure, at risk. and i'm fairly sure, because i've spent time with some the ambulance staff in some of the ambulance staff in ashfield, spent a shift with them and going out to different calls, and the majority of them are , hard working people calls, and the majority of them are do , hard working people calls, and the majority of them are do the hard working people calls, and the majority of them are do the job'd working people calls, and the majority of them are do the job'd vllhe ng people calls, and the majority of them are do the job'd vllhe righteople who do the job for the right reasons .

patrick's day events. they have the iconic parade starting at 11:30 tomorrow morning with festivities until 6:00 p.m. that parade starts at second and orchid street. even 70 around 2:00, 3:00, 4:00. up to the north bay, 73 in sonoma. you want to enjoy this because look at next weekend. we are back down in the low 60s. with those colder temperatures, that would offer us chances of rain returning next friday the 22nd. likely chances continuing into the 23rd and also the 24th. i will continue to watch that but watch these temperatures coming on in with 70s at least through next wednesdays forecast. i saw a lot of folks out today. that extra boost we all need it after so much cloud cover lately. >> look at those smiles today. >>> jean is jumping out of us with st. patrick's day colors. >> i like that. >> thanks, jeff. >>> up next, >>> san francisco is cracking down on speeding. fs mta plans to mount 30 new speed cameras on the most dangerous intersections in the city. it stemmed from legislation governor gavin

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patrick. so we eat stilton burke himself was bang on we need to support ukrainian sovereignty, preserve ukrainian sovereignty. you create the tragedy of ukraine is that has been stripped of its sovereignty really from if you want to go to, to 2014. and then my don cool from that point forward and, and the introduction of all these anti corruption bureaus on micro managed by washington to cover up real corruption in fact. and so you see the sovereignty, ukraine being eroded to the point now where they are totally subsidized. by western funding to run their government to pay their pensions to run their military. this is the most on sovereign state on the planet right now in terms of having control of its own affairs and being able to manage its own economy. the economy shot the population has floods. they're not coming back. the territory is shrinking. the longer it goes on, the worse it gets, it's time to cut their losses. it's time for everybody to come to the table. but there's some parties t

patrick's day, i am thinking of the prayer of saint/ patrick would you alluded to earlier as we faceost complicated and difficult circumstances in the world, problems that have no easy answers, which demand that we do our best to repel the forces of darkness, to defend our, values and to shield our citizens. i'm thinking of st. patrick's prayer today for strength and protection against every cruel and merciless power. when i reflect on the war being ge ukraine, the light of democracy through international law and the. itself are under attack from a relentless adversary who would extinguish them. ukraine must not fall, and together we need to stand by ukraine for as long as it takes. [applause] i am also thinking of st. patrick's prayer to date when he prayed for the wisdom tode i ree catastrophe unfolding in the middle east, the savage attacks of october 7 in israel, and the terrible violence and loss of human life in gaza which has followed and continues, and we very much want that to end. these are global challenges that demand our courage, empathy, and action, and we pray for the

patrick's day festival. now, we are looking at other detours did not stop people from celebrating. >> some people say the st. patrick's day celebrations in dublin are a family tradition and something they would not miss. one thing that is a little different nearby, lane closures on 680. >> this morning in dublin, people grabbed a spot on the route for the st. patrick's day parade. >> we are local. we went to dublin high. >> there is a sense of community. you know, we come and watch every year. it is good to see all these people. >> people putting on their green gear to watch, from bagpipes to equestrians, plenty to see. >> it is really cool to see how many people come out and enjoy. >> the city estimates 80,000 people will visit dublin this weekend to celebrate and there was some concern that a weekend freeway culture could mean traffic. caltrans crews are repaving southbound 680 between 580, 680 in highway 84. the work was planned for a different weekend, but pushed back because of rainy weather. yesterday

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keep calling patrick. so what, what, what's happening is they'll say whatever they need to say to each other, to europeans, to each other, or nato members to each other. they're in their own sort of world, which is completely detached from the realities on the ground in ukraine, especially. the reality is there have been special forces from nato member states navy seals, british s a. s s, a special boat service, s b s. other countries, french have had legion there. uh, troops on the ground there at various points is conflict. there's us trainers are operating high mars patriot missile batteries of all of these advisors and so forth . so of course they have boots on the ground, but they're not officially doing it so therefore, according to them to each other, they're ok. they can absolve themselves of any direction. involvement in the conflict. of course, we know that's ridiculous. yes. so, but this is where we're at right now, right. you know, we have a, it's been and mentioned that they could have officia

patrick's day. how one east bay city is taking the celebration to the next level. >> thank you so much for joining us, i'm andrea nakano. >> i'm brian hackney. a third person has died from their injuries a day after a driver plowed into a muni stop in the west portal neighborhood. residents created a makeshift memorial today. one of the three killed was a young child. two victims remained in the hospital tonight including an infant in critical condition. this all happened yesterday. and the white suv crashed in high speed where a number of people were standing. it was a terrible shock and a peaceful city in the neighborhood that crashed into the bus stop in lenox way. trains were diverted for a number of hours while first responders converted on the scene. west portal is a quiet peaceful neighborhood, so people are grappling with the weight of the accident and the loss. >> obviously i have my child. i have my kids. and i don't want to imagine what the family is feeling this moment. and how heartbrok

patrick. >> welcome back to patrick christys tonight.rty, did this. >> it is no secret that i've been talking to my friends in reform for a while , and reform reform for a while, and reform uk has offered me the chance to speak out in parliament on behalf of millions of people up and down the country who feel that they're not being listened to. >> so i'm joined now by the mp for reform uk in ashfield. it's lee anderson. lee, how are you? >> i'm all right, my friend. >> i'm all right, my friend. >> yes. how has it all been going since your, defection? >> defection, it's been a hectic day, patrick. i've had lots , day, patrick. i've had lots, literally hundreds of emails of support, private messages , support, private messages, whatsapp messages. my phone has gone berserk . so is my laptop. gone berserk. so is my laptop. so there's lots of encouragement coming in, a call from my mother as well who's watching this tonight ? as well who's watching this tonight? she's she's a happy bunny at the moment. and let me just say this, that it was my

patrick, show their panicking. they can't get the narrative straight microns sort of through a warbler by saying that, well, we maybe need to deploy unilaterally with our baltic partners and that cause panic at nato h q and spelt and berg immediately trying to walk it back. totally insisting that we are not directly involved. we are not a party to this conflict. nato has never been a party is not, and never will be a party to the comfort. of course, there are a party to the right padre. okay, so let me, how many interrupt you mean to interrupt you? since you mentioned the secretary general there, let me, let me read the quote here. this is the last new cycle. nato has no plans to send troops to ukraine, and nato is not part of the to the conflict, nor our nato allies. well, in the same news, i go on still talking to you, patrick, in the same new cycle. we have published your facial saying, oh yeah, there are they go troops in ukraine? i mean, they think this is turning into a circus is an embarrassment here to call

tomorrow's saint patrick's day.nds of people showed up for the annual saint patrick's day parade in san francisco today. plenty of floats, step dancing troupes and other cultural groups made their way down market streetútoday. ceremonies began with mass at saint patrick's church at third and mission. the parade started at 1130, went down market to civic center plaza. the mayor and other city leaders were there to celebrate irish heritage in the city. >> the weather couldn't be better and it's really exciting to be out here. i went to mass at saint patrick's with the irish community and that's my parish, and now we're having a great time out there. >> the saint patrick's day parade is the longest running parade in the city, going to the 1870s. the united irish societies of san francisco hosted the annual parade and celebration this theme of unity to highlight the diversity of communities in the city. ktvu james torres history of the parade and introduces us to >> for its 173rd year, san francisco's saint patrick's da

i'm patrick christys tonight . christys tonight. >> but for me, the party is oven >> but for me, the party is over, and i've just quit. >> keir starmer has lost his base support. >> and i'm asking you, where are you going? to house people . you going? to house people. because you're not going to be able to clear the backlog in a day two days three days. day or two days or three days. are labour? are you labour? >> clue on illegal >> don't have a clue on illegal immigration. also, remember this . no arrests yet. we've got the direct descendant of lord balfour right here in this studio and lift . off. find out studio and lift. off. find out how much foreign aid you have paid to china. they've done a moon landing, and they've got the world's second largest economy. are my panel it star telegraph columnist allison pearson. conservative armand bigot and ex—labour advisor matthew plaza. oh, and what would you do if you sat next to her on a plane? >> i'm plus size them on a plane of course i have to shoot me down aisle si

patrick's day for us in the irish community. and want to thank you to the team miriam and everyone involved in city hall thank you to the supervisors we had a great day not board yesterday thank you, commissioner chambers for the presentations in city hall that will continue and to liam and the board of directors of the united irish society thank you for your work to marry that the st. patrick's day celebrated and the entire irish for the relationships with that country and city and at the as phone call o for the support for my family and i offer decades almost after a year and a half and looking forward to as the mayor referenced to under united 70 sf sophomore the grand marshal tom very well-deserved tom and you're good people made a tremendous quack in the city and region thank you for that and also to the family of honoree grand marshal murphy thank you for being here a wonderful honor to be the honorees grand marshal and other big year forever irish and this region 40 years of the history relationship i'm deliberated that u

patrick's day is this weekend and it's time for stouts to shine.ally lower in calories and carbs and has been growing in popularity over the years, especially among women. guinness, the world's most famous stout brand, saw sales rise 20% in north america last year and roughly 13 million pints will be served on sunday, 12 million of which will go to my stomach. what do you think about that? have you seen a rise in stout consumption? >> no doubt. i am celebrating st. patrick's day week with this green jacket and yes, i will be having a guinness on sunday and i'll tell you i think it's great. i'm like a pro feminist, everyone should drink stout. it's all good. >> emily: and you were saying you love it too, cheryl. >> on sunday i have a race here in new york city and for some reason after the races there's nothing like a guinness or a stout beer. but -- so like once or twice a year. but the sales jump 20%, it's women drinking stout beer, i think it's great. basically, oh, i found out it has iron, b vitamin and antioxidants. >> like a peptide shot. >> i

patrick. >> but it that. patrick. >> but it needs.ut it needs someone with a bit bottle. all living bit of bottle. we're all living in this. >> but the strange here, >> but the strange thing here, and this as a member of and i say this as a member of the conservative is this, the conservative party, is this, isn't seems me isn't it? that seems to me a sensible strategy. if sensible electoral strategy. if you're government, you're the government, six months election you're the government, six mon15% election you're the government, six mon15% ahead election you're the government, six mon15% ahead in election you're the government, six mon15% ahead in the election you're the government, six mon15% ahead in the opinion)n and 15% ahead in the opinion polls , you would have thought if polls, you would have thought if you're at 18% in today's opinion polls , that the sensible polls, that the sensible electoral thing to even electoral thing to do, even putting aside the right thing for the country, would be to gamble a bit. that doesn't seem

thank you very, very much for your time, patrick for being with us. now, as we just watched the, we just watched the previous report uh with you, patrick, and it seems that netanyahu has in his short, medium and long-term phases, looking at reoccupying the gaza strip and taking over also the egyptian palestinian borders while installing some sort of puppet authority, similar maybe to the palestinian authority in the west bank, that sounds... to mean like launching a new war all over again in gaza, what is your take on that? well, it's pretty clear marwood, this has the full backing of the united states of america, this has been in the works carefully planned behind the scenes away from public view, so you have the situation where you have this rhetoric uh in the public domain uh from tony blincan from the us state department from the president of the united states himself, plus the united kingdom, the european union, all talk. about uh some kind of a peaceful solution, some sort of sustainable seizfire, all the while they all know very well, full well

patrick's day for us in the irish community. and want to thank you to the team miriam and everyone involved in city hall thank you to the supervisors we had a great day not board yesterday thank you, commissioner chambers for the presentations in city hall that will continue and to liam and the board of directors of the united irish society thank you for your work to marry that the st. patrick's day celebrated and the entire irish for the relationships with that country and city and at the as phone call o for the support for my family and i offer decades almost after a year and a half and looking forward to as the mayor referenced to under united 70 sf sophomore the grand marshal tom very well-deserved tom and you're good people made a tremendous quack in the city and region thank you for that and also to the family of honoree grand marshal murphy thank you for being here a wonderful honor to be the honorees grand marshal and other big year forever irish and this region 40 years of the history relationship i'm deliberated that u

. that the patrick.with the public was time public and there was a time within policing we would rule the streets and we would take them like public want them over like the public want us do. however, policing us to do. however, policing has changed yes , changed and sometimes, yes, there bit of wokeness. there is a bit of wokeness. there a bit of weakness and there is a bit of weakness and i despair, along with the public and police officers and even the police officers wish could do more wish that they could do more than they can currently do. than what they can currently do. all thank you all right, norman, thank you very your time very much for your time this evening. very much for your time this evewe;. really appreciate it. >> we do really appreciate it. as former police officer norman brennan. right. okay now, look, just ahead just a little teaser ahead to something. coming your something. i've got coming your way the syrian way at 10 p.m. it's the syrian paedophile gang member that back in portra

it's patrick christys . tonight we're on gb news. welcome back to patrick christys.g up, our reform uk. now the leading voice of the right. but first, the absolute state of this woke entitlement. well, pro—palestine protesters irreparably damaged a portrait of the former prime minister, lord balfour. they spray painted and slashed the painting that hungin and slashed the painting that hung in the university of cambridge's trinity college. the incident sparked widespread outrage, with former immigration minister slamming minister robert jenrick slamming the perpetrators. he said this vandal should be in a cell facing prison when these acts go unpunished , more are emboldened unpunished, more are emboldened and instead of regret from trinity college, how about condemning it? our institutions need to stop kowtowing to those who hate our country. well, that was of course, the views of robert jenrick. there now. lord balfour was the uk's prime minister from 1902 to 1905, and the chief architect of the balfour declaration, which gave british the creation british backing to

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happy saint patrick's day to you. more sunshine arriving today.t we do have just a very little wisp of marine layer there. you can see from mount tam out towards richardson bay, the sun coming up at 7:16 a.m. and it sets at seven. 1949 san francisco and san jose with 46 san mateo. so certainly cooler along the peninsula, 52 in hayward. and you probably felt that sea breeze around the bay and certainly at the coast yesterday, 44 santa rosa and livermore with 51 in concord. so 24 hours ago, we were milder. we're cooler now from the city down along san carlos and mountain view. and the cool down was right there on the peninsula. and the reason being, you can see the low cloud deck hugging the marin county coastline. and there southward towards half moon bay. so we'll get into more sun today. today, the cool sea breeze, the slow warm up and by about noontime we're in the mid 60s inland, a few low 70s arriving, and you can see the cooler numbers at the shoreline. stephanie. >> lisa thank you. developing news. the search for a man in a cross country kil