patrick has the honor of dropping out of college twice.ut in 2009, we had just started college, and we had been building all sorts of side projects and internet businesses and things like that. and i don't think anyone ever -- certainly in our case, you don't set up to start a huge thing. you don't set out to build a large company. you set out to solve a problem, right? there was this disconnect between the fact that all of these new internet services and businesses were getting started, smart phones have just arrived, it felt like such a land of opportunity, and then when you actually went to do anything on the business side and accept money for what you built, it is like going back to the 1970's. so i think it was honestly hopeful that one, we were young when we started out. and two, we were not coming from being industry professionals who had been in the industry for 30 years or anything like that. because you can bring a fresh perspective to it. we started approaching it from the perspective of the people who actually proved to be the

. >> again, patrick has podium and sir sited in the americas, so he is a legitimate race car driver.d many people really just never knew that. >> the cooley bonfire is huge. an engineer put this whole thing together every year in ireland. >> looks like they're using pallets and those giant industrial spools of wire, right? >> yes. and they layer them up until they have this amazing, beautiful tower. >> this is the 2018 bonfire. look at that. i mean, that's massive. and you have that guy up there on top. to give you an idea of the scale. >> okay. who gets to light the match? >> why do i feel like nobody is? >> you're right, oli. >> it's the leaning tower of pisa. >> it's the leaning tower of cooley. >> engineering students. >> oh, no. oh, that sucks. >> all of their work goes crashing down. >> it will still zblirn was going to say you could still have a bonfire out of that, why not? >> that was the worse. >> the this is a big deal. and they set this thing in the middle of a greenfield. there were no injuries, there was no dooth any structures, it was just -- this is that thing, you kn

our sports reporter patrick gearey has been looking at what may happen.epartment. adil rashid is the legspinner which gave up playing four and five day cricket to focus on limited overs cricket. he was so good at that that they might bring him back to five day cricket. and might stick with what they know. acting spin bowling will be really important in this series of. unless we get a lot of rain in the next few days, the pictures will be dry and that means will spend and we know india are traditionally very strong in that area. india are the top test tea m in that area. india are the top test team in the world they have this block when it turns to coming to england. last time they lost 3—1, the time before, or— zero. they have a problem within which conditions, they might not have a problem with that given how this summer is going. the english team are the top one—day tea m the english team are the top one—day team in the world, but many of the players have been disappointed. losing to australia, new zealand and pakistan. there are so many points to prove

>> [indiscernible] is american, that the idea of an unknown as patrick has mentioned started with france, britain, and then the united states. other countries followed as well , but the tomb guard as you see it is strictly an american tradition, and it is united states army. it begins just as patrick mentioned. at first there was no need for any protection, but as time went on, people began to treat it as a place to visit and then picnic and even sit on it. it was one gentleman, a navy officer, witnessed it, literally went over to the white house. back then you could go visit the president. he said a few things to him which started the guarding process, first civilian guard and then the united army is chosen to take over the military honor guard. >> what year was that? >> 1937? >> 1936. >> i have the former sergeant of the guard -- >> the first civilian guard was 1925, military 1927, started 24 hours. patrick: it is important to recognize this is a 24 hours a day, seven days a week activity in any weather situation. can you sort of describe the things you endured that even a beast -- int

champions houston astros have added cat jim martin maldonado to their roster is a swap deal that seems patrick has found of all head to the los angeles angels now one team that is looking to challenge the astros for the world series this year all the new york yankees and on thursday they face the kansas city royals and start job she was on the receiving end of a vicious pitch early on and left the field to go to hospital for a gun is have the best record in major league baseball so far this season and showed just why against the walls team that are struggling with the second worst record in the entire league zali gray pitched five shots how innings. constable's seven two winners. and the world series champions from two seasons ago the chicago cubs maintained their position of the top of the standings in the national league their record of their sixtieth the win of the season but they did it the hard way anthony ever so hitting a wall called home run as the cubs overturned of five run deficit to beat the arizona diamondbacks seven six in just looked at those celebrations. the canadian open at tate

patrick reporting. unsolicited package deliveries are a violation of amazon's policies. the company has released a statement has released a statement saying an investigation is under way. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti) ken wayne and justine waldman are here with kron 4 news at six. (ken) thank you grant and vicki. new tonight at 6... several wildfires are burning across the state tonight. the most intense one right now is in shasta county. thousands of people are fleeing their homes-- as the fire moves closer and is destroying everything in its path. and two fire fighters have been killed. we will have a live report from redding. (justine) plus... more and more rideshare cars are clogging city streets... and people are not happy about it. the proposal in a major city that could áálimit the number of uber and lyft cars on the streets at any given time. the news continues, next on kron 4 news at six. news at six. (ken) tonight at 6... tonight at (ken) news at six.next on kron 4 news at six. (ken) tonight at 6... three killings at three different bart stations... and tonig

in paris landscape architect patrick long has been designing vertical gardens for over ten years his living room walls also inhabit the cave the museum designed by sean ovett but it takes more than green facades to make truly green sustainable architecture. then teaching call verities courtyard encompasses a little forest of some fifty trees they enrich the air with oxygen and keep it cool in summer with their shade in winter after they drop their lives they let sunlight through to the apartments below. because of the i can see the building to consume less energy it's very well insulated and protected from the sun during the summer right at least that the windows are very big so they let a great deal of langton and that lets people save electricity as well. we collect all the rainwater for the plants. last we use energy saving geothermal energy for heating and cooling. the residents enjoy living among the trees and greenery each of the sixty three apartments has a floor plan of its own little to. the one of the main reason for we try both the cells this is the window you can see here

patrick: it has been stock specific and a lot of people have been concerned about -- this is as good gets and people looking for guidance. it is important to look at the earnings numbers, especially in the u.s., phenomenally strong, 83% have beaten analyst consensus. the average is usually 67%. one of the strongest on record. because people are concerned is this as good as it gets, they worry about guidance which is the best -- literally a lot of earnings today, over one half of the s&p reporting. on that level, guidance is the second best ever. it is turning out to be a stellar earnings season. it should get better over the balance of the year. caroline: do we see valuations get better? markets push higher? or are we nervous because not just about stocks but the overall global economy and trade tensions. patrick: a great question. i have been here in the last couple of months to talk about violations. how we preferred the value stocks over some of the growth stocks. plantse had some face and a couple faang stocks over the couple of days previously for that reason and we are cautious

patrick my ganga has been able to build a new house with the additional income his wife is equally pleased with him. an inmate is not very proud of him life is much easier than before and the family gets everything it needs means you can do you want to save you and lee my son more and more people who have seen how successful we are but the organization now come here when i mean. you know it's the only way to make good money around here in this . group support the bulk of. his oldest son now has his own small family from the profits from the next harvest i got you know once to build them my house. that two countries on africa's atlantic course that i've never really been on mr love as a raider but mean and total and for a long time both countries have failed to convince their people on the need to preserve the lands biodiversity right especially in the region around the river this river forms the border between the two small nations and it is a rich tapestry of mangroves forest wetlands and savanna it's also a refuge for rare species such as the manatee and red bellied monkeys let's take a

. >> while mcdaniel longs for a visit from his family, patrick gaskill has just had a severe restrictionwith a plastic bag full of inmate-made alcohol in his cell and now prison officials have restricted his visits to a noncontact basis. >> that sucks. that's about worst thing they can do to you here. you know, still get visits but noncontact. but it's not worth having the people drive, you know, miles and miles, you know, just to come see you behind a glass wall. i mean, you can't even hug your people. >> what did they tell you? >> same old. went in there and pled not guilty. >> gaskill will also get 60 days in confinement meaning he will soon leave his three closest friends behind. >> you got till friday to learn to make some cakes, gomez. >> what? >> got till friday to learn to make cakes. >> my replacement. >> no. no. >> and electronics. >> what are you talking about? >> you're taking my cake boss away from me. [ bleep ] you know what i mean. >> you got to step it up. >> i guess. >> 60 days without a cake. come on, man! >> but gaskill caught a small break. before his sanctions go int

cnn's patrick opman has the very latest now from mexico city. >> reporter: mexicans are celebrating what many are calling a revolution for this country. you see people pouring into the square behind me to celebrate an event they never thought would take place, the election of leftist populist candidate andres manuel lopez obrador. he's been running for president now for over a decade. this is his third attempt at the office. previous attempts he said kept him from gaining office because of corruption, not right now, though. he has more than defeated the opposition. that's because more of mexican society has -- the nation's poorest. but this election he managed to reach out. so many people were struck by his anti-corruption message, his message against the violence that is racking this country. but now the hard questions will begin to emerge. how will he govern? how will he for example confront donald trump over the issues that are so unpopular like the wall, like the trade war? so those questions still remain, but mexicans are out right now celebrating this very unlikely victory. patrick

he will by that from patrick. he has dealt way torn achilles injuries. it is rehabbing well. he has no specific timetable for his return but should be around mid-soap. he was asked about the team and the players he is joining. here what is he said. >> just to put this out there, my favorite by far is clay. for him to be as dull as he is is never a dull moment. a great group of guys, easy going people. maybe outside of draemond. but a great group and i think we'll mesh well. >> tier things up. so you saw there he was about to walk over and see some campers there. his press conference coincided with one of the warriors camps and he went over and posed for pictures with the kids. the big question is who will have more technical fouls. i'm guessing draemond. >> they don't think the achilles will be an issue. i was concerned when i heard he was in the mix. >> an achilles injury is big for any pleaer. when you are a big man and you suffer an injury like that, there is concern the market for bookie, for demarcus was very, very low. his agent reached out to the warriors when he was f

professor fitz patrick, it has extent,cussed to some the ninth circuit accounts for nearly a third of cases. it also takes him 13 months to decide on any case. you attribute do this backlog in the delay in decisions in the ninth circuit to the very large size of the ninth circuit? >> think there is a direct correlation. if you look more broadly, the biggest circuits tend to have the biggest backlogs. it is just a matter of administrative difficulty to handle that many cases. part of the difficulty comes from the fact that so many three-judge panels in the ninth circuit have 70 cases that half of the job is keeping up on what the other panels are doing. it is very difficult to do that and the ninth circuit into with a lot of interim circuits where different panels of the ninth circuit have decided to do things differently. that leads to a whole bunch of additional legislation to find out which should be followed. i think that it is pretty obvious that we had that many people running around and it is hard to keep track of everyone. >> is right to the heart of the purpose of the night ci

yes it is coming from germany and ireland to claim poverty has st. patrick's berman it because they are catholic they always know the primary allegiance is to the pope and not to the constitutions that post right wing immigration those that are parallel in world history. so he did actually on his first trip to europe he broke from his family to go look to see if anybody he owed a debt from when he was a young boy who helped his family but he could not afford his first meal as sure that cost about one meal so if he wants to have skilled in the --dash and he tells the story of the unknown stranger and they allowed him to raise her boots so he can do the job. once they made this staggering sum of money they always said how much they would love to me to this person who is given him this pair of shoes and first came to california go ahead. >> talk about your research process. >> the reason i was able to come up with more detail than other john mackay stories. some of that is technological. many have been digitized like the newspaper collection or all of the mining

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but chef patrick o'connell has never really cared about chasing what's popular, that's how tim accomplished mt. vernon, it was a feast for the ages. >> you don't 40 every few years. >> fireworks, an organization by the man never afraid to go big. >> no shortage of people telling you why it won't work. if you feel it in your gut, there's a great thrill in going against all the negativity. >> 70 miles west of mt. vernon in an historic town of less than 200 people, patrick o'connell arrived in 1978 and turned a former gas station and garage into the inn at little washington. >> what was your vision 40 years ago? >> well, my mother always said i wasn't too well grounded in reality, but i say it has served me well. >> people thought he was crazy. this local boy who loved to cook but never even went to cooking school. even his mother had doubts. >> she said, now, dear, if things don't work out, we could always sell that wonderful granola you make door to door. >> was that encouraging start/finish i was missed. >> instead, o'connell built a masterpiece, a two-star michelin restaurant and five-star

having been on the work group -- and by the way, i must compliment patrick chang. he has to deal with tough circumstances sometimes because there's disagreements, and he's done an excellent job with his staff, and the other people from the city, they're a pleasure to work with, so i commend you on that. as one of the people on the group, i was most concerned -- the purpose of our hcal was to cover more people with insurance and make it affordable. i was one of those people that was against the $45 because having talked to a lot of workers, i find that some of those workers are not taking advantage using their health care premium, which just puts more money back in the health insurance company's pockets. the reason is the $45 every time they have to go in. that's a lot of money. we have workers under city contract that earn $12 an hour. i represent workers at the airport that earn $15 an hour. when you go in and paying $45 and getting the treatment, it's going to get expensive. and a lot of them were going to san francisco general or free clinics. some of them were not. on

why he didn't help a woman who was being harassed at a park, a police officer in chicago has now resigned. patrick with his now former bosses today about this viral video. he's seen ignoring a woman's pleas for help as an apparently drunk man verbally assaults her in a chicago park. she was harassed for wearing a shirt with a puerto rican flag on it. officials say the incident remains under investigation. >>> now to a wedding nightmare. a new york woman is suing the business that catered her wedding after several of her guests suddenly became violently ill. melissa conarton and her husband say nearly 100 of their guests suffered food poisoning at their wedding near syracuse. the bride describes the reception as apocalyptic with nine ambulances rushing to the venue. in fact, it got so bad, a tarp had to be laid out to triage the guests. >> it was a beautiful day that just turned into this event that you would see, you know, in a horror movie. people were walking around not themselves. they couldn't talk. they were incoherent. some people were saying things like, you know, i just want to die. >> wel

. >> let's just say patrick harris is doing it right. he has a box from build-a-bear and he has some family members around but the build-a-bear is not for the girl you see right there. the build-a-bear is for his mother bernadette. he has to convince her to open it. she's like what is this. she's like i haven't been into stuffed animals for a long time. >> but when you build a bear you get a bear and a name. >> her name is mother love. >> there's a specific reason. takes it out of the box. >> she has the heart beat. >> now you can see something must have been on that paper she was reading because she's already getting emotional but it's about the escalate to a whole new level. >> put your hand -- [ screaming ] >> she heard the

of why off to hosting afghan refugees for nearly forty decades has pakistan started with patrick and them and made such a priority of it in the last two here is why at this time. well the on says very clear since because a government in the falling government of afghanistan has been doing is has been ruled by its own people and there has been no plan as such as to how the refugees are going to go back there is no public pressure as such on the flounder if it is to be returned to be repatriated there is a sympathy there is that brotherhood that was there in nine hundred seventy nine to a great degree but when there are incidents of terrorism and somehow of one day if it is are found involved in them or in political protests like pushed through in the first movement the recent political upsurge then it raises some concerns more so because of the konami reasons as come on reported from istanbul but. has been in distress form various you know the reason for various reasons internal issues corruption mismanagement and no. have these all of them snowball and create a scenario for his. plan

still, patrick morehead says intel has plenty of advantages of its own it's still a dominant powerhousere market and is expanding into new markets that investors care about, like ai and self-driving cars. guys, back to you. >> i did say they should probably talk to him i didn't go so far to say he was a good pick. that could be a little outside of my area of expertise, josh, but as i look at intel's stock over the past year, remember, the spectrum meltdown and stuff was an issue at the beginning. it's actually a bit higher i wonder if analysts feel that intel can hold on to its advantages despite these issues manufacturing and now who's going to be the leader at the top? >> yeah. i did hear analysts actually -- checked in with folks that actually cover them on the street and didn't hear that brought up they still remember a dominant force. look at their market share both in chips and pcs and servers talking nearly 100% for server chips. more than 90% isn't shifter pcs according to ivc analysts concentrate, though, first and foremost, the manufactures problems, with shipping, vast, big q

francine: patrick, do you like the technology space overall? patrick:patrick: not overall. it haseen coming down over the last nine months. we still have chip companies in the u.s. it is not a very good performer. francine: patrick, i need to go back to the pound story, but is there a concern that actually that theseis worried rules are cherry picking, which rallying? pound is it is possible. they have not immediately come out and squash the whole of this. i think the eu is taking a pragmatic view that the u.k. needs to take care of itself internally before we are criticizing it. horta e costa, bloomberg markets hong kong reporter, thank you, and patrick armstrong stays with us. jetting off to europe for what could be a contentious meeting. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: economics, finance, and politics, this is "bloomberg surveillance." let's look at what is trending universe. bloomberg here are five things to avoid when in new york city. more stories on the bloomberg terminal across the hour. presidenta reminds trump nuclear weapons will not come cheap. resigning,id davis throwi

c ruth patrick -- >> ruth patrick leads a group. >> about it whatever guess he has a dark side. >> shen valley nonprofit women sv. in 7 years it has offered free services for more than 1200 domestic violence is survivors -- mostly women like sam who wanted her identity hidden for safety. >> he held a knife to my throat and threatened to kill me. >> she says escaping her husband was not easy. >> every car i had, had a tracker in it. >> she finds support in women sv. >> with you bring to these women? >> hope. >> sammy harvey found hope. >> i thought i was the only one. i thought i had to be quiet about it. >> sandi's husband, a silicon valley executive killed himself and his -- and the 5-year-old son and she has bury the trauma of the abuse inside for more than 20 years. she is now healing through women sv and volunteers. >> instead of being a broken person, i am putting the pieces together to be a whole person again. >> volunteers accompany them to court, police and legal meetings. ruth teaches police, prosecutors and community groups how to identify patterns of abuse. >> taking control

the vatican has announced that bishop oscar cantu of new mexico has been appointed to assist patrick mcgrath in the san jose diocese. the bishop will arrive in september and will become head of the diocese when bishop mcgrath retires. >>> new figures from the university of california is showing nearly 137,000 students were offered a spot at at least one of its nine campuses this fall. among those were 95,000 students from california, including a record number of community college transfer students. the report wasn't all rosie, though. according to the san jose mercury news, the number of california freshmen admitted to the most elite schools including uc berkeley and uc l.a. dropped by more than 1300 students. >>> on the subject of higher education tonight, bad news for students who attend the art institute of california. the school's san francisco campus announced today it will close at the end of the year. the university in alameda owned by the same company will also close. about 900 students in total in the bay area are affected. thousands more will be across the country. dream ce

patrick: i think it has already played badly.s far as trade tensions are concerned, the currencies have the risk priced into them, and we look at australia and new zealand, certainly those two, economic activity, particularly in australia, is very good. we got employment numbers this morning, expected to be strong, from the rba. 3%, expect growth above unemployment trending lower, so everything is ok. yes, we have that concern in the expect the we do not rba to act on that point, so we are buying both the australia and the new zealand dollars, and we think that we expect to see them appreciate. haidi: 27 years without a recession here. dollar/chinating to drive lower? patrick: below six. i was expecting that this year, but i think it will be pushed in 2019 now. the extent of the dollar strength surprised somewhat, but we are sellers of dollar strength against china in all major currencies. patrick, always a pleasure. patrick, with the canadian imperial bank of commerce, a strategist joining us from hong kong. coming up, a record

luis suarez of brazil struck a name on meanwhile has been promised land by the mayor has done if indeed he pulls off patrick in the evening game against belgium while football players are busy on the field their fans support them on social media. was i. was. the out. i. i was. i thank you i. i. i i i you i. are you. nineteen ninety eight world cup champions frons will be facing off with us through time when his iroquois and found support will no doubt play a big role today peter out of a caught up with one france supporter who's already travelled all over russia to share his team. one of the things for me as a football fan that i found so interesting about this told him until the law. lengths that all the funds will go to to get out in some round the spectacular ways and one of those i'm joined by right now french fund daveed how have you been traveling around i've been traveling hitchhiking of course i'm used to he checking in general but actually in russia it's very easy and even more we say now we've a world cup if you are like a football jersey i didn't even have time to ask i was just walking with my j

patrick, lying stretching the truth. this has worked for trump in business.r or there. do you think his voters care? >> i think most americans expect a level of honesty and directness from the president. but what republican voters who support trump have sort of bought into, what the president has been now saying for years, is that president media distorts everything. and that the media is against me, and that to support him means to, you know, basically whatever comes out of his mouth, even if the evidence is totally to the contrary, even if they could -- voters could see with their own eyes something. >> even if he had on camera said one thing one day and you have the tape and he says i never said that. >> if you look at that tape of him saying the won and the wouldn't the nextdy. those of us covering trump for years that soundsed like his natural cadence. there was no reason to think he was pausing confused is he saying a double negative or not. the cleanup the next day was so hard to fathom. you wonder, does he believe that voters are frankly so gullible t

patrick snell on set. what a surprise with russia. where has this ranked for you when it comes to upsets? >> this is the world cup, george, that keeps on giving. and you're not utterly riveted by this tournament i want to know why. officially, since fifa rankings going back to 1994, officially the third biggest upset at the fifa world cup. but taking it back even further i recall not personally but they talk of the 1950 world cup when the usa sprung a huge shock on the english national team back then. but that was a whole different era. this is a russian team defying the critics and just raising the bar so high. remember, no one thought they were going to even get out of the group stages, george. now they've gone and baent the 2010 world champions spain, and they did it in dramatic fashion. let's he cap how it all went down in luzhniki stadium. they concede sod early. sergei ignasevich. they even calledout a retirement, putting in his own goal. but it's this team spirit the russians have. they do not know the meaning of the world defeat and they were level from the penalty spot from arte

oscar cantu has been appointed to the san jose diocese. he'll assist patrick mcgrath and take over when he retires. ella rife in september. >>> a new place to study for students. the san fra art institute of california is closing at the endth ar goss i unirsvetllwiy a 900 . more than 216 employees will lose their jobs. the decision to close is partly because of in demandft to a hi online foodies listen up, opras investing in a foo chain. prides itself on a health th ere's oprah. you just saw video of the walnut creek locationyo u n alto. op.rah will joi the chain's n 're tllf directors. we collaborate and consult with the leadership team. >>> you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. here we are at gh clouds rolling. in.006: ought to be a colorfulsu .etns . we love to see it at abc 7 by 11:30, we get a first chance of an isolated thunderstorm and heovwill continue during northw mhetesginov i moorning hd then out of urwe head towards tomorrow afternoon. don'teea b a little thunder during the >>ood rnin mike gh bay ho bridge toll

patrick and company. one of the things in this alignment is that has not been looked although the 4th and king street station. we made the assumption that that's the best place. i'm suggesting that might not be true. maybe that should be at 7th and king up around in a different direction. it appeals to a greater number of people, it's closer to a marketplace. number two, it's less expensive because it would be part of the tunnel system and 4th and king would be the cut and cover system. number three is we could capture the notion of the is mushmus. the emission ismus i think it's called that goes to the ball park. we create a left and right bank walk right down to the ball park there. it sits in a lot better, it's a better design, it's cheaper and i think it makes more sense. we've just sort of said, well, of course we are going to put it there and we haven't asked the question is it a good idea. thank you. >> next. >> thank you, directors and mr. patrick for the perfect segway. that's what i want to cover. before i go there i want to make a couple of comments. the final has never been posted. if you go on t

the times‘ politcal sketchwriter patrick kidd, has just popped out of the commons‘ press gallery to speakop at anna soubry and said she wasn‘t like margaret thatcher. it was dramatic, but so far it has been a bit dull. we are waiting for it to kick off again. in the old days when a government was under this sort of pressure you assumed, it was the fact that the opposition tended to enjoy it and sit back an watch. that is not happening. the opposition weren't really there yesterday. the labour benches were quite empty for most of the debate and one of the reasons is they were off having their own little therapy session, where they we re little therapy session, where they were debating about how much anti—semitism is too much in the labour party today. and so, the opposition was all coming from the tory benches. but, you know, this was bad day for opposition parties of all colour, the lib dems as you mention earlier, two of them vince cable didn‘t vote yesterday, they weren‘t in westminster. two of the snp didn‘t vote and the government only won the vote by three. is there going to be a mom

. >> because he is a doctor, lawyer, engineer or ceo, nobody would ever guess he has the dark side. >> reporter: patrickunded the silicon nonprofit women s the -- sv offering free services for domestic violence survivors. >> he held a knife to my throat and threatened to kill me. >> reporter: she said escaping her husband was not easy. >> every car i had had a tracker on it. >> reporter: she finds support with the women sv. >> i thought i was the only one and had to be quiet about it. >> reporter: her husband is a silicon valley executive, and he killed himself and their five-year-old son. she has been burying the trauma of the abuse inside for 20 years and has found healing and is volunteering. >> instead of groping for him to be to put the pieces together, i can be a whole person again. >> reporter: the nonprofit offers a helpline with resources and volunteers will accompany them to the court and legal meetings. they are also teaching the police and community groups how to identify a pattern of abuse. >> taking control of the finances, putting her on an alliance, isolating her making it hard for her t

since last summer and their search for a winning formula has seen them controversially turn to so—called short form specialist adil rashid. patrickfor what will be england's i,000th test. it is one of the longest running dramas in english sport and now ready for its i,000th episode, full of glories and controversies, meet the latest. adil rashid, a leg—spinner, now picked for the marathon of concentration that is a test match, a decision called a slap in the face for the traditional county game. here's dick —— england's captains counterpunch. this being a one—off thing, it will get a lot of attention but i see county cricket in a big factor in developing you look at some of the other lads in this team, that had extremely how it dumb —— hard to prove themselves. as england walk—out for their 1000th test several seats will be unoccupied, people will not come to see the show if they do not know when it starts. the key with test cricket is having a regular supply every year, starting on thursday and we keep messing about with wednesday, friday and saturday starts it makes the consumer confused and i think that is what has happened. i

he has incredible energy and strength and love the people of west virginia, like, a lot. good luck, patrick are proud of you. great job. speaker tim are instead and majority whip carol miller, i want to thank you very much for being here. carol, good luck in the race. i know you are going to do well. we are honored to have with us major general james lawyer of the national guard -- james hoyer of the national guard, the big cheese. thank you very much. tomorrow, families across our nation will gather to support the fourth of july. as we do, we will think of the men and women serving overseas at this very moment, far away from their families, protecting america and watching over our people. they are there and they are with us and they are brave. these are incredible people. and we will thank god for blessing us with these unbelievable heroes. to everyone here tonight who has served our nation in uniform, will you please stand so we can express our gratitude? please stand, please. [applause] pres. trump: tough cookies, tough cookies. when it comes to ice and border patrol and all of these inc