and i was fortunate enough to partner and work on the safe injection task force with colleen, patrick chang, israeli and 15 task force members and the direction of the director garcia. before i start presenting, i want to just acknowledge supervise or london breed who really supported this and for her leadership for convening the task force and to explore just innovative and creative interventions to address the issues that is happening on our streets and i also want to acknowledge board of supervisor 's public safety committee which was really in full support of us? >> ok, sorry. >> it was in full support of the recommendations and so moving forward, i'm going to present the recommendations and if there's any questions we can ask them at the end. i also before i began want to acknowledge the task force members we had 15 task force members that gave their time and commitment and just a lot of enthusiasm and thoughtful discussion for us to be able to come up with the document to share today and most importantly , the direction of director garcia in sharing the task force. >> we know that the

patrick: yeah. liz: he says it's the only way to compete. he's revealing this dirty secret, hoping things will change. patrick: if we're not happy with the numbers we're getting from one lab, we'll go to another. we'll explain our situation, and we'll get our numbers. liz: isn't that lying? is it fraud? patrick: yeah, yeah, that would be lying and fraud. liz: several states already require sellers to test their pot for thc potency, along with pesticides and mold, to make sure it's safe and labeled correctly. like sellers, labs also stand to make a lot of money, and griffith says some are boosting numbers to boost business. patrick: the problem is that these testing companies rely totally on marijuana income. so, if you're not happy and you leave, then where else are they gonna get business from? reggie gaudino: we're using this in conjunction with another technology that-- liz: dr. donald land and reggie gaudino say their company has been asked to inflate its findings. they're scientists at steep hill labs, one of the nation's largest cannabis testing companies with one location here in berkeley. reg

get to the formation of our government and jefferson wrote that the constitution would be the change. patrick henry wrote that the constitution is meant to restrain the government, not the people. it's about trying to restrain government from abusing the power to take our right. you have a fundamental right to be left alone. the right most cherished among civilized men and women is the right to be left alone. we know also the history of those who take up the mantle of power is a history of abuse. president wilson and world war i arrested 10000 americans for their objection to the war. fdr had an enemies list he was vocal and published in newspapers 77 people will see them enemies. lbj illegally spied on martin luther king. which is time at the king day yesterday. they spread of vietnam war veterans, nixon had an enemies list. president after president has abuse this power. president obama had a fight with the tea party groups, it turns out they were given a scrutiny and people are denied being allowed to form as a charitable group or activist group under obama because they disagreed with pres

mentioned early on when they went up 7-0 the air wentz out of the building and then again patrick robinson changed that thing in a hurry. let's show you how this wentz down. can we roll the highlights how we got to 38-7 win in nfc championship game and started on defensive side being down 7-0 and patrick robinson making a play and quarterback case keenum was pressured and a 50 yard return for touchdown weaving way and great block from ronald darby. then in the 2nd quarter, legarrette blount remember he won with with the patriots and gets rematch against his old klun club. they're up 14-7, nick foles to alshon jefferey hung in to 53 yard touchdown and 21-7,al shawn had plenty of badlees back in the day. >> and birds are up 24-7. how about trick ration. how about colory clement to foles, foles, to tori smith, 41 yard touchdown and great drive, determination. you're up 41-7. now in the fourth foles back of the end zone to alshon jefferey. five yard score. 38-7 and you know what that means. he we started to talk about it in the press box and fans wept nuts and doug period are son gets the gatorade. an

change. representative patrick meehan announcing he will not run for re-elect.n is embroiled in fact in sexual harassment scandal. on saturday it was reported he used tax dollars to settle a harassment claim made boy a former aide in interview he call the decades younger aid his quote soulmate but said that relationship they had was very professional. meanwhile pennsylvania's highest court ruled all the state's districdistricts are unconstitul including the seventh. >> he sees what's going on tv he doesn't want his name run through the mud like everybody else's. so he's just backing out quiet quietly. >> he called her his soulmate. >> what did you think of that? probably like most other people thought about it, it's ridiculous. >> in his resignation letter he expressed regret that he you've the term soulmate recent main the subject of a house ethics committee investigation. >>> new jersey governor phil murphy will roll back regulations from the christie administration that made it easier to carry hand guns. the requirement would now force residents to show urgen

the situation on the ground hasn't changed. patrick is live in the capital of el salvador with reaction there. what is that, patrick? >> reporter: well, it's just been something of a bombshell here. last night el salvador's foreign minister called on the white house to clarify to either confirm or deny that president trump actually said that. i've asked people on the street what they think, they are taken aback. they said it's racist of a u.s. president to say this. such a close intimate relationship with the united states. 200,000 are under this temporary protected status might now have to come home. they send money back here. sit is vital aid. as well as they provide services in the u.s. they do the jobs that americans don't want to go, construction, agricultural jobs. when you drive around el salvador, it is not unlike america. you see american flags. just about everybody has family in the u.s. last night the u.s. ambassador to el salvador tweeted out that she loves the country. it's a beautiful country. her job and the job of diplo

wrote that the constitution would be the chains, that the government would be bound up in the change. patrick henry wrote that the constitution is meant to restrain the government, not the people. it is about trying to restrain government from abusing the power to take our rights. you have a fundamental right to be left alone. justice brandeis put it this way. he said the right most cherished among civilized men and women is the right to be left alone. but we know also that the history of those who grab the reins of power, the history of those who take up the mantle of power is a history of abuse. president wilson in world war 1 arrested 10,000 americans for their objection to the war. f.d.r. had an enemies' list that he actually was very vocal and published in newspapers, 77 people that were his enemies, and he used the i.r.s. to go after them. l.b.j. illegally spied on martin luther king. we just had martin luther king day yesterday. l.b.j. spied on him illegally in all manners, in all forms. he spied on vietnam war veterans. nixon had an enemies' list. you name it, president after presiden

patrick henry. and so, that changed. >> this is the 1996 version of the application and foreign service officer sample test folks would use. obviously very different from , the 1940 version. it gives sample questions as well as lists of colleges in different states where you can sit to take the exam. >> much like the sat at that time. >> but also opening it up to more locations around the country. >> in 1940, you had to come to washington. >> it was not as widely offered. this is an interesting booklet. it doesn't have a sample exam. but it is an application. this was used by a woman named mary pendleton. 1969 to applyin to take the foreign service officer test. you can see that she ripped off and mailed it in. and she did join the foreign service and she later became the first u.s. ambassador to moldova in 1992. it is a nice piece of history there. while the personnel force is professionalizing, there also changes afoot for women. >> very much so. just as there was an evolution of wanting foreign service officers to be more generalists. and then they had specialized training. women were not precluded

the vikings jumped to a 7-0 lead but this play dramatically changed the trajectory. patrick robinson starts one way. then he reverses his field and gets a key block. the result is a 50 yard return for a touchdown. that changed the momentum of the whole game. philadelphia turned it into a 38-7 route and that means it will be the eagles against the patriots insuperable 52 and that is a rematch of super bowl lix brady was the quarterback then. he will be making his eighth super bowl appearance. the patriots are already the prohibitive favorite. i think the one thing you have to say about the patriots is it takes a lot to finish them off. the jacksonville jaguars found that out today. the patriots are tough.>>> let's turn things back over to meteorologist mark tamayo .>> the rainfall right now is close to the bay area and moving in from the north. the main action all day long has been up to our north along the north coast. we finally have some rain moving into the north bend. i stepped outside in oakland to see a few light showers there as well. here is the coverage right now. y

go to morgan brennan >> reporter: hey, melissa, that's right, we have a leadership change at the pizza chain. patrick doyle, domino's ceo, plans to leave the company in june the board has named richard alison who is head of domino's international as the new ceo russell winer, currently the president of dominos usa, will be taking on the role of chief operating officer of domino's, both appointments effective as of july 1st. a change in the c suite at dominos. shares are down a little over 1% in the after hours trade back over to you >> thank you very much, morgan brennan. of course patrick doyle loved, i would guess, by investors. he really was at the forefront in terms of bringing technology into the restaurants when people talk about using technology to increase productivity at a restaurant, patrick doyle's name is usually lumped in there, right >> and without question, and really, the concentratisolidati this pizza industry, it's part of why when you look at a 26 times multiple, at one point it was thought you couldn't do it it's now getting within five bucks of the all time highs. i think you tak

wrote that the constitution would be the chains, that the government would be bound up in the change. patrick henry wrote that the constitution is meant to restrain the government, not the people. it is about trying to restrain government from abusing the power to take our rights. you have a fundamental right to be left alone. justice brandeis put it this way. he said the right most cherished among civilized men and women is the right to be left alone. but we know also that the history of those who grab the reins of power, the history of those who take up the mantle of power is a history of abuse. president wilson in world war 1 arrested 10,000 americans for their objection to the war. f.d.r. had an enemies' list that he actually was very vocal and published in newspapers, 77 people that were his enemies, and he used the i.r.s. to go after them. l.b.j. illegally spied on martin luther king. we just had martin luther king day yesterday. l.b.j. spied on him illegally in all manners, in all forms. he spied on vietnam war veterans. nixon had an enemies' list. you name it, president after presiden

and that is why that patrick robinson interception was so key, because it changed the momentum in a heartbeatecause at that point keenum had, there it is, and keenun had all kind of success and confidence on that one drive and this changed the play, change the course. every game has a course of direction. >> rob is not only robbed it but ran for a touch down. >> yeah. >> how about the run, all right. he is setting up his>> with his. >> he is able to set u >> darby had that big block and able to put the ball up, a huge play and it changed the course of the jiz look at the adjustment jim schwartz made in that game theyt tortured case kobeum, tortureert within point in the game when eagles fans were doing the wow, they were saying foles, foles. >> yea >> instead of >> foles, foles. >> we will see you tomorroorrow. >> all week long, two weeks in a row. we put up video. >> foles, foles. >> then we were saying foles. >> i was like wow, look at surpe anthony, i thought he would be screaming, yelling you what's m. >> i have seen him that way before when he gets emotional he goes down when he is almos

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patrick robinson. that was the play of the game that changed it for me. >> on offense nick foles was dare i say phenomenalxceptional last night. why? >> i would call it pinpoint accuracy. that was the difference last night. and this play right here, he wants to throw the ball over to this side, to the left side. but nothing happens over there. the receivers are covered. so he's going to come back to alshon jeffery, he's going to run a in and go. now, the key to this is going to be, oh, the big horse is up front. the big guys up front, they kept nick upright and as this play developed this would be a play i think carson wentz probably would have ran from the blocking. there was an alley to run but nick stays on balance, looking down field, plays quarterback from the pocket. look at movement right there. doesn't panic whatsoever. stays on balance. and delivers a dime to alshon jeffrey the offensive play of the game right there. >> foles a perfect 11 for 11 in the second half of that game. we'll talk about this in the next two weeks. >> yes, we are. >> what makes the super bowl week the preparation for that

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>> chris representative patrick meehan will finish his term and not stand for re-elect but departure not the only change facing the seventh. just how the boundaries are drawn are knot now in question. >> the quipped community of media delaware county affordable housing with small restaurants and retailing win walking distance. it's the county seat and the heart of the seventh congressional district now facing change on two fronts. with meehan's decision to quit. >> the accusation was a surprise and the reaction what i expected him to do. >> the did he mice of meehan's political career was swift. saturday's bombshell he used tax dollars to settle a sexual harassment by a female aid placed his future on live support. but it was series of interviews on tuesday in which he called the woman his soulmate and seemed to shift blame. >> she opened the door to trust mow. >> it was her fault. >> talk with meme it's not her fault. it's not fault. >> reporter: that sang him. >> i have feelings that were generated in that i've said an attraction. >> reporter: did you have romantic feelings for this woman? >> i did no

patrick: we think september is almost inevitable unless the background changes and they are done withhis year. zero interest rate policy is probably on the cards for next year. that is an accommodative central bank compared to the u.s., higher valuations. matt: it could attract more investors to the euro. does a stronger euro hurt your industrials? definitely.ewhat, the banks are more of a pure play if you are worried about a stronger euro because of all other assets, our industrial play would be hurt by a stronger euro but will be helped by a stronger cyclical background. matt: we still have a couple more trades to talk about. also, when i want to talk about is highlighting european versus u.s.nvestment's -- investment possibility. staysedecin from plurimi with us. also, our iphone x sales helping samsung more than apple? we will bring you the firm's record profits in the smartphone market. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ matt: welcome back to the european open on bloomberg markets. we are 44 minutes into the trading day. let's talk a little tech. pete was a big problem for the u.s. market ye

. >>> change of heart here or big change of heart for pennsylvania congressman patrick meehan. he will not seek reelection, amid sexual misconduct allegations and ethics violations. >> so jenny joyce is joining us in the area with more on this latest decision. >> reporter: good morning. so you said the announcement came yesterday about pat meehan's retirement, this is also after he was removed from the ethics committee and announced that the ethics committee is now investigating meehan. this is all after allegations he used thousands of taxpayers dollar to settle sexual harassment. new york times broke this last week. our jeff cole sat down with the four term republican congressman this week who admitted to developing a close relationship with the aid decade younger then he about that the rerelationship was not romantic. he reacted badly when she discovered he had an interest in another man. >> i have feelings that were generated and i said an attraction. >> did you have romantic feelings for this woman. >> i did not have romantic feelings. it was a relationship that was a very

patrick gearey, bbc news, sydney. more than 20,000 fans of irn bru have signed a petition against a planned change to its famous recipe content by nearly half, before a government levy on sugary drinks comes into effect. lorna gordon has the details. it's been called scotland's other national drink, a fizzy beverage with its distinctive orange colour has a loyal following but the amount of sugar in irn bru is about to be halved and not everyone is happy. of sugar in irn bru is about to be halved and not everyone is happylj got up one morning after a night out, went for the usual irn bru and i was going through facebook and i heard the sad news. just don't do it. don't do it! you are not leaving out any option to get the original stuff. it's part of our culture. it's a scottish national treasure. up it's a scottish national treasure. up you come. ryan is storing bottles in his attic. he is also behind a petition calling for the soft drink to remain unchanged. more than 20,000 people have now signed. the makers of irn bru say the vast majority of its drinkers want to consume less sugar and they say that most people won'

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patrick caddell. when the new deal people like him had not left the democrats, they said the democrats had changed.ing again?m democrats had changed. you think that's happening again? it is happening for a segment and if the democrats are going to win in two and three quarters years from now, the presidency, which i don't think they will, they will have to get that group. but right now it's trying to see who can be as far left as possible. they want to go to the left of corbyn here, bernie sanders, elizabeth warren. i can go on and on. lemmy ask you finally briefly, if you can command had we not been overshadowed by the shutdown i'm sure we would have been talking about an assessment of trump's first year —— let me ask you. how do you thing he has done in summary? he has offended an enormous amount of people. he has gotten a lot of people. he has gotten a lot of people very angry at him but he has passed and signed an enormous amount of legislation. that is what he will be judged by ultimately. people say he is not presidential but the point is he is the president and maybe presidential is changing

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ticket and bring it back home winners sudden change of heart for one republican accused of a congressional coverup. why this isn't the only problem patrickict is dealing with. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ voters are rattled in pennsylvania seventh district as the changes just keep happening. long-time congressman pat meehan now says he will not seek re-election a mid scandal and the district itself is ruled unconstitutional. a lot going on there. fox 29's jeff cole has more. >> reporter: media, delaware county, is a community of small restaurants, affordable housing and retailing. it's the county seat and the heart of the seventh congressional district now fac facing upheaval with meehan's departure. >> easies what's going on on tv. he doesn't want his name run through the mud like everybody else's. so he's just backing out quietly. >> reporter: he's backing out but it it wasn't quiet. meehan's political death spiral began saturday with a revelation he'd spent tax dollars to settle a sexual harassment claim by a decade's younger female staff. he compounded his troubles and interviews tuesday by claiming the woman had become his soulmate and was forced to

change later on. >> host: as of the call is a very interested of the senator, daniel patrick moynihan tragic and hissupport was needed and forthcoming, yes. >> host: before we leave the district court to ask about the decision in the marvel case which i think will always stand as one of your great contributions to the law and to the history of this nation, at the point connecticut had a criminal prohibition against abortion was sure to make a in that case as a member of a three-judge panel. maybe you could talk about that? >> guest: in those days if the statute was challenged on grounds of unconstitutionality that had to be a three-judge district court, still district court but have circuit judge from the court of appeals and to district court judges. that was just about the first case i ever had. i was in 39 years old and signed on the case and the case was a challenge to the connecticut abortion statute which it no exceptions at all. not for rate, in cisco anything. >> host: which was typical at the time. >> guest: of many states. and although it had, i welcomed all all the history of the book doe

change will have to wait, the england captain will lead them into the final day as the last chance but english hope is all but dried up. patrickprmiership is down to 5 points after they were beaten by newcastle. second (oov)placed saracens made up ground with a bonus point win at 3rd placed wasps . alex goode scored 2 of their five tries in the 38—15 win. don't forget the bbc sport website for lots more on today's stories and you'll also find the goals from the womens' super league as manchester city returned to the top of the table. that's it. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel, and i'll be back with the late news at ten. now on bbc1, its time for the news where you are. hello. for the news where you are. this is bbc news with reeta chakra barti. plans to create a new "northern forest" stretching across rural areas from liverpool to hull have been announced by the government. the woodland trust is running the project, which will cost £500 million over 25 years. most of the money will need to be raised by the charity. the government is providing £5.7 million to cover woodland spanning manchester, leeds

change it in a year that your friend want something. so that is what happened. >> and as i recall there was an interesting other senator daniel patrick moynihan so that will always stand as one of your great contributions to the law and the history of this nation and at this point it was against abortion and twice you had to make a decision as a member of a three-judge panel? >> in those days of the statute was challenged there had to be a three-judge district court from the court of appeals into district judges 39 years old and the case was a challenge. with no exceptions. i won't go into all of that but when we finally got to the issue it was a two/one decision that they have given some protection in the contraceptive case. and that was before roe v wade because that is why it was interesting. i thought they were protecting marital privacy i thought that meant in the early stages of pregnancy protect of the right of a woman to make her own decision but also the state interest to regulate the situation would change after it became viable because they can't survive outside the womb and i suggested the viability might be the line that separate

patrick meehan will not stand for re-elect. he'll back away from a long career in public life but there's still more change possible in his district where court ruling may cause more upheaval. media delaware county is a community of small restaurants, affordable housing and retailing much it's the county seat and the heart of the seventh congress shaat district now fa facing upheaval with meehan's departure. >> he's seeing what's going on on tv. he doesn't want his name run through the mud like everybody else's. so he's backing out quietly. >> reporter: he's backing out but it wasn't quiet. meehan's political death spiral began saturday with a revelation he'd spent tax dollars to settle a sexual harassment claim by a decade's younger female staff. he compounded his troubles and interviews tuesday by claiming the woman had become his soulmate and was forced to defend claims he'd turn hostile when she rejected his romantic interest. >> you did not turn hostile to her when you found out that she had an outside boyfriend? that's the claim. that's the claim. i do not agree that that is substantiated. that's why i'm here making sure tha

change. and we should do all we can to help them succeed in that effort. question, patrick up in front. >> thank you. could you discuss attitudes from those you met with towards president trump, how important he is, how successful is he, how useful is he, and what are their concerns about the relationship with the trump administration, particularly the president, going forward? >> look, i can tell you that the -- among the most senior saudis with whom we met, when this issue was posed directly, their response was, and i'm paraphrasing, we deal with the united states, we respect president trump, we don't -- we don't have a few on who america chooses as its leader. we do appreciate the fact that he has changed the paradigm of american foreign policy from a desire for outreach to iran to recognition of iran as a main source of regional mischief and trouble making. but with any of the officials with whom we met, i don't recall any further personalizing of discussion about -- we didn't talk about the russia investigation or tweeting or that sort of thing. it just didn't come up.

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youcine: patrick, how do look at brexit, on a day by day basis? >> brexit hasn't changed.ome negotiations are -- >> i don't think it's a great scenario anyways. it just leads to more years of uncertainty. how will it end? if you've got hundreds of millions of pounds to invest, are you going to do it in europe? in the u.k., you don't even know. on thisubtle headwind part of the country. francine: what stops james carbon from being the prime minister? >> i think that is weak for pound as well. any leave -- left-leaning government, it's not good for the country. that's a real possibility. possibilities,y all are possible. anytime you get to some authority, -- itncine: have you monitored i know it's an unanswered question. >>? in 2018, not expecting a u.k. election. are expecting pound politics domestically to be week. the idea is we may see a trumped reaction, and knee-jerk move lower, a bit of a correction. things might not be implemented. it might all be talk. >> do you like guilt? 1.2%, 1.3%. it doesn't make any sense. >> nothing major with the current defense. francine: u

make some changes, of course, to your life we all use the change on the calendar to sort of refresh and restart. therapists dr. janet and patrickere to share their tips to having healthy and happy 2018. so let's start first a lot of people take the new year january 1st jenna they say, i'm going to make goals to be a healthier, happier me. >> um-hmm. >> you say there are guidelines to that. >> i would say the top thing is real toll set realistic goals with yourself. you know, not set -- not set -- don't reach for the stars just yet. >> okay. >> because that leaves more margin for failure to come in. which can be very defeating. so set very small realiic goals. if you have a goal running like a 5k,aybe don't even set that as the goal maybe make it i'm going to get to the gym and do 15 minutes on the treadmill twice a week. >> gotcha. >> something that's more realistic you body your way up from there >> kent you agree with her wholly. sometimes we lie to ourselves. >> yeah. i think one of the biggest things when you're thinking about health for yourself, whether it's mind, body, soul, is to make sure you tell yourself the truth. c

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patrick hurley to china as an american ambassador. herbert hoover's secretary of war. he was a conservative oklahoma oil businessman and he did not know anything about china. he wrote to chang high check -- mister check. he was -- roosevelt had him there for political reasons, to work on a coalition government because china was in danger of the civil war. you wanted a coalition government and if that failed -- it was a political shield. he was always thinking about the domestic politics and this was part of it but eleanor was the voice on the left, and others, more liberal and a speech in 1944 about the economic bill of rights, put up the flag, restoring the new deal, but who knows what would have happened? he would have resigned after one year because his health was very precarious. >> one of the washington latin students, the intended audience for this book? >> basically i am wondering what you think of roosevelt, how he battled through physical care and going through the great depression and world war ii, do you think there was anything apart from loving the american people are china? >> he was always mindful of what the future would bring young people. eleanor was great

changed and that other banks are also tailoring their outlook? is it the right size? also, how can the bank keep its number one position in wealth management, which is its unique setting? mark: patrickhe beginning of the european earnings season, any spillovers from steinhoff international will be eagerly awaited. what are you expecting? patrick: i think many people will be looking at ubs earnings to the degree thinking, look, they are also going to take a steinhoff it? or produce a steinhoff surprise like the u.s. bank last week? you could say perhaps ubs has some exposure, but when are they going to announce any charge at something, which are cannot say yet. mark: what is going to be there takeaway from the two big swiss players in this earnings season, ubs versus credit suisse? ubs as it think from outlines, we might look for signs of maybe not a hole in the started -- a whole new strategy but an update of the real purpose of the bank and where is it going? from credit suisse, we will look for any kind of better performance in their wealth management unit. are they in that respect hiking up the pressure on ubs? are delivering investors -- are they luring who used to be ubs invest

here is what is coming up, two months since overstock got into the blocked changes is at the stock is up 30% since then. ceo patrickext. is he getting out of the retail business entirely? you could call it a mass exodus out of congress, 46 house members not running for reelection. most of them are republicans. you are watching the second hour of "varney and company". building a website in under an hour is easy with gocentral... ...from godaddy! in fact, 68% of people who have built their... ...website using gocentral, did it in under an hour, and you can too. build a better website - in under an hour. with gocentral from godaddy. stuart: we are still way up there, gain of 140 points for the dow industrials well above 25,700. look at walmart, they hide the minimum wage with new hires, new workers from $9 to $11 per hour with the company quietly closed 63 sam's club stores, a little fun here, carnival cruise lines are pointing shaquille o'neal as its cfo blues not the chief financial officer, he will be known as the chief fun officer, the market not responding much, up $.63, 69. we have six dow stocks sitting at all-

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are likely to see change is among those long serving middle ranking ministers who perhaps have served government for four of five years. that is why for example the signs are patricko longer remain as party chairman. he has been a minister says 1989 so way back in mrs thatcher's days. there may be others of similar longevity will might be eased out or moved to one side. you talked about brexit and the unavoidable subject and the buzzword that has been resonating lately is the idea of whether this government has enough bandwidth to talk about 01’ has enough bandwidth to talk about or do anything subject other than brexit. what sort of people will theresa may look to be bringing on who might be able to do that for her? i think she will be looking to present a different face of the conservative party so we are expecting a renewed emphasis on promoting a more diverse and younger tory mp because there is a pressure cooker effect on the backbenches building up with you have mps elected in 2015 and 2017 putting their hands up and saying what about us? when are we going to get a crack? so it's notjust an element of trying to present a more dynamic face to the electorate,

patrick was absolutely right about the issue on sanctions. on asdo you all come out a policy for the united states where the obama administration in its infinite efforts to get change offst regime the table? it seems the trump administration wants to put regime change back on the table. .> let me just ask hanin is u.s. support or silence better in this circumstance? the trump administration has been careful so far to say explicitly that they are not seeking a regime change. i think they've been pretty explicit on that point. just as a clarification. >> it is not a good idea. knowing how iran functions in the region, specifically iran moves into a vacuum always. iraq,s in syria and wherever there's unsettling events, they go fill the vacuum's. it's easy to know the absence of any american policy in syria led by stronger iran. nothing is being done. iran doesn't want any confrontation with the u.s. a couple of confrontations in syria -- it's obvious that iran is trying to avoid confrontations with the u.s. if silencehis point, will throw demonstrators under the bus. i don't think it's a good idea. it doesn't have to be direct support, but many things can be done to m

changing impersonal, perhaps. for more on england‘s final capitulation from sydney, here is patrick gearey. by nathan lyon for the seventh time this series. incoming, the outpatient. you can‘t ring in sick with a test match to save. root nursed himself to 50, but it was hard going. at lunch he retired. his series ended not by an aussie but by his belly. australia removed jonny bairstow not long later and the rest was nasty, brutish and short. this exactly the sort of ruthless cricket that has allowed australia to dominate england and win the series with four big victories to none. i do think it‘s been closer than a—0. i think we‘ve been on top in some games, if not all the games, at some stage. we‘ve not capitalised on the key moments. all the guys in the dressing room are hurting but that feeling that you get should make you more determined to try and win back the ashes in 2019. the celebrations here are over and it‘s now about picking up the pieces. england have not won a test match in this country in seven years and haven‘t come too much closer to doing so. so, what went wrong? perhaps t

change in the nations capital. she plans to hold additional town hall meetings to continue to get feedback. >>> thousands of text messages are causing concerns for robert mueller. they reference proposals to name patrick fitzgerald as an appointment in a possible email probe. the doj inspector general said these were recovered using forensic tools.>>> it is 7:09. a miracle discovery in a remote area. >>> that and more coming up after the break. stay with us, we'll be right back after this short break. she was falling farther homeworand farther behind.ttle. we thought if we pushed harder.... but pushing harder didn't work.. sylvan worked. sylvan worked. sylvan worked. at sylvan, our certified teachers use personalized programs to help motivate students achieve their personal best. the results aren't just in her grades. her attitude is different. see how sylvan can work for your child. call 1-800-educate today! >>> happy sunday. this is a beautiful view across the bay. we have great weather for this afternoon. temperatures will be warmer than yesterday as we continue the warming trend. we will have a look at numbers coming up. >>> an update on the car bomb attack in afghanistan yesterday. the interior m

patrick 0'brian for us. sterling has... the pound, it initially fell on the data, and had its light tarmac highest level against the dollar since the brexit vote. the index little changedannel. in a moment we say goodbye to viewers on bbc two — first we leave you with for a look at the weather... we have got some sunshine further north and west. you can see that cloud there. those buckled cloud toward the north—west. those are indicating those showers. a beautiful scene in folkestone, at the moment. from one of our weather watchers, here. sundries guide in scotland, but in between those blue skies there some heavy showers and a lot of snowfall. while that looks pretty, it is not that nice for all of you, because it is going to cause some disruption, this afternoon, particularly in the south—west of scotland, where there is a met office be prepared warning in place right through the afternoon into the evening. elsewhere across scotland, some wintry showers considering. to use in scotland, however, it will stay largely dry with some sunshine. by stay largely dry with some sunshine. by the end of today, we could see up to ten or 15 centimetres of rain or fresh snow. trave

that have changed the world historically over many years — have fought racism, have got us equality — they were offensive, dangerous, scary to those people who heard them. let's speak to patrickrsity banned robin thicke's ‘blurred lines' from being played at student union events because the lyrics "undermine and degrade women". owl fisher is a transgender filmmaker and campaigned to stop germain greer from speaking at international women's day in brighton. and linda bellos was ‘no platformed' by a cambridge student society because of her views about trans women — that they aren't the same as women who were born female. thank you all of you for talking to us, i would like to hear you talking to each other about the issue of freedom of speech, not the subject of views. let me ask you to start off with, linda is free speech being suppressed at universities? off with, linda is free speech being suppressed at universities7m off with, linda is free speech being suppressed at universities? it looks like it, i don't want to hype it but... the difficulty is if what was said to me is widespread then we have a problem. i don't think stu d e nts have a problem. i don't think students sho

changes are made after that ashes defeat. thanks for all your work in sydney, ha rd thanks for all your work in sydney, hard work for patrick in so than when current holders arsenal were beaten 4—2 by championship side nottingham forest. defender eriksen high score the goal of the game to make it 2—1, that was before nottingham forest got their second penalty of the match through dowell and it is the second time they've lost at this stage under wenger. in wales league two newport county came from behind to beat championship side leeds united, ma kovs ky championship side leeds united, makovsky with a dramatic last—minute winner. spurs cruised into the fourth round after beating afc wimbledon, two goals from harry kane and this long—range strike from defenderjan vertonghen, his first spurs goal in four years, 3—0 at wembley. league one shrewsbury town got a replay against west ham, they had many chances and former shrewsbury playerjoe hart denied them. a member of the crowd through the cap onto the pitch because of the sun. he played the whole of first half with the cap on to stop the sun going in his eyes. interesting. thank y