. >> my name is patrick martin. my parents died in 1999, and my sister and i inherited the house and contents. we were surprised when we figured out what it contained. >> the house that patrick and his sister, peggy, inherited here in birmingham is now their home. patrick, thank you so much for having me over. >> it's our pleasure. >> patrick's parents moved to alabama from maryland and bought the house in the 1960s. patrick, an architect, returns to take care of his ill parents in 1994 but then has his own health scare. >> i had a quintuple bypass surgery here. >> patrick's heart trouble leads him to an early retirement at age 47. with lots of time on his hands, he starts rummaging through the house, including the attic. it's here that he comes across a box he remembers from his childhood. this looks very, very old, just right from the start. the box contains family letters and legal documents, some going back to the 18th century. >> this packet is letters from the 1780s. >> patrick also discovers an old u.s. army m

patrick shanahan dropped his bid to leave the pentagon. the news came to light as part of a background investigation ahead of a confirmation hearing. david martin reports from the pentagon. >> reporter: patrick shanahan and his wife kimberly divorced eight years ago, a year after a run-in with police which began with this 911 call. >> my husband's throwing punches at me. >> according to court documents he denied that, claiming she punched him, giving him a bloody nose. when the police arrived, she was charged with assault and the charges later dismissed. after the divorce, fights over money and custody of the three children continued. in 2017 his 17-year-old son beat his mother with a baseball bat. i was knocked unconscious twice, adding that her ex-husband has taken the position i have provoked the assault. the documents were all public when he was nominated secretary of defense in 2017, but a member of the senate armed services committee says they were never told. >> that there was something in this nominee's past, patrick shanahan's past, that was deliberately concealed or mistakenly covered up. >> reporter: two white house officials told cb

martin reports. >> reporter: patrick shanahan and his wife divorced eight years ago. >> my husband is throwing punchesat me. >> reporter: according to court documents, he denied that and claimed she had punched him, giving him a bloody nose. when police arrived, she was the one charged with assault, which was later dismissed. after the divorce, fights over money and custody of the three ildr cnued. in 2011, their 17-year-old son beat his mother with a baseball bat. "i was knocked unconscious twice, kimberly declared in court documents, adding that her ex-husband has taken the position that i provoked the assault. the documents are all public and were available to the fbi when shanahan was nominated to become deputy secretary of defense in 2017. but a member of the senate armed services committee says they were never told. >> that there was something in this nominee's past, patrick shanahan's past, that was deliberately concealed or mistakenly covered up. >> reporter: two white house officials told cbs news they knew about shanahan's family turmoil when the president announced last month he would nomin

david martin has more on that. >> reporter: patrick shanahan and his wife kimberly divorced rcght years, a year after a run-in with police which began with this 911 call: >> my husband is throwing punches at me. >> reporter: according to court documents, he denied that and claimed she had punched him, giving him a bloody nose. when police arrived, she was the one charged with assault, which was later dismissed. after the divorce, fights over money and custody of the three children continued. in 2011, their 17-year-old son beat his mother with a baseball bat. "i was knocked unconscious twice, kimberly declared in court documents, adding that her ex-husband has taken the position that i provoked the assault. the documents are all public and were available to the f.b.i. when shanahan was nominated to become deputy secretary of defense in 2017. but a member of the senate armed services committee says they were never told. >> that there was something in this nominee's past, patrick shanahan's past, that was deliberately concealed or mistakenly covered up. >> reporter: two white house officia

now to golf, where patrick cantlay won the memorial tournament in ohio by two strokes after overnight leader martinthe final round. the german hasn't won since claiming the 2014 us open, but american ca ntlay finished with a flurry, carding an eight—under last round which was enough to carry him to the title, ahead of australia's adam scott. and he got some words of encouragement from 18—time major winnerjack nicklaus before the round. he said just to relax and have fun, and look around and see all the people having fun, and try and smile, and just have a good time with it. that's — that's why you're there, and i definitely felt like that today. i felt at ease, and having his words in my head coming down the stretch and being able to close like that, it's a lot of good feelings. 0nto cycling, where the year's first grand tour, the giro d'italia, came to an end on sunday. at the end of three weeks and over 3,500 km of riding, ecuador‘s richard carapaz reigned supreme, creating history, as claire thornton reports. with the lead of almost two minutes going into the 17 kilometre stage, 26—year—old rich

that would be patrick cantlay for a two-shot lead at 14. oh, my goodness. two up on martin kyle. move it to the 18. yes. a par putt to win by two. second win on tour. got a handshake from tournament founder jack nicklaus. >>> off the scenic shores of south carolina, the women's u.s. open final round. she's the sixth player on the korean tour with that name. great approach at 12. set up a birdie for the outright lead. meanwhile, celine boutier. then at 18, needed to hole out to force a playoff and it didn't even stay on the green. she ended with a double bogey. finish tied for 5th. lee, 6, ended up with a first career win. the u.s. open and a $1 million pay day. >>> french open and american sloan stevens. stevens, far court. reached the quarterfinals. for the men's side, roger federer and rafael nadal advance to the quarters. >>> covered in zinc. jumped into the east river in new york. that was only the beginning. started yesterday, swam from the east river to the harlem river to the hudson river and back. 28 1/2 miles took her eight hours, 14 minutes and 59 seconds. she was raisi

patrick gearey reports. if pakistan have a plan, it is not an easy one to work out. after six games they had had no steady level but constant volume. mohamad amir‘s first ball — new zealand's martin swept away in the energy that pakistan thrived on. their captain, sarfaraz, somehow got ross taylor. like the sharp spin of shadab khan, another wicket fell. like the sharp spin of shadab khan, kane williamson out. england were nervous. they were the third team in this match. pakistan could catch them. new zealand made it to 237. so, how would pakistan cope when faced with the kiwi attack? lachie ferguson made imam—ul—haq flinch. martin guptill flew. a time for level heads. they call mohammad hafeez the professor, but this was a miscalculation. were they about to blow it? ba bar azam operated in a bubble of calm. every drive drained the menace from new zealand's bowlers. not long after, the match was over. in 1992, pakistan won a world cup after a similar start. watch out england, they are behind you. now to football where hosts egypt are through to the last 16 of the africa cup of nations with a match to spare after they beat democratic republic of congo 2—0 in cairo. mo salah picked

patrick armstrong is cio of plurmini investment managers if you can combine all of that and chris martin of coldplay and the gdp, it's a win what are yo saying >> look back over the last two, three years, the fed fund futures and the consensus growth for the united states have moved in lock step with each other until the last six months, then they consciously decoupled, or uncoupled as were gwyneth paltrow's words were one of those has to give i think this weekend we'll either have lower gdp estimates or we'll have to see some of these three or four fed cuts that the market is pricing in. i think we'll probably have to take some of those off the table if we see progress on trade. we'll see a recoupling of gdp and fed fund futures, not so much with gwyneth. >> there you go. i like what you did there who will be right? do you think the bond market may have it wrong? >> the bond market on ten-year is probably -- we think they'll stay around 2% i think fed fund futures are pricing in a too negative situation for growth or too dovish for the fed even if you look at bullard, up with of the mos

patrick gearey reports. if pakistan have a planet is not an easy one to work out. six games they had had no steady level but constant volume. new zealand's martin thrived on. their captain, sarfaraz, somehow got ross taylor. like the shark spin of shadab khan, another wicket fell. england were nervous. they were the third team in this matter. pakistan could catch them. new zealand made it to 237. so, how would pakistan cope when faced with the kiwi attack? laurie ferguson made imam—ul—haq flinch. a time for level heads. they call mohammad hafeez the professor, but this was a miscalculation. were they about to blow it? every drive drained the menace from new zealand's bowlers. not long after, the match was over. in 1992, pakistan one world cup after a similar start. watch out england, they are behind you. england centre—backs steph houghton and mille bright remain major doubts for tomorrow evening's women's world cup quarter final against norway. this challenge near the end of their last 16 tie with cameroon left houghton with an ankle injury. she trained with the group earlier today giving hope she could recover in time. millie bright however w

. >>> then, our newly engaged friend jill martin is here with all the steals and deals for avel essentials. >>> and neil patricklk about the new project they're working on together. >> all right first a check of our weather. >> okey-dokey. let's see what we've got first of all talk about stanley cup final. game's five tonight, all tied up st. louis at boston. partly cloudy. chance of showers. luckily playing indoors. that's okay. hey! our weekend outlook. more wet weather in the south east and gulf coast with a flood threat june heat on the rise on saturday in the southwest. great weekend in the northeast look for sunshine in the pacific northwest. sunday -- sunday -- storms continue in the southeast all the way into the great lakes western third of the country looking good new england and the northeast fabulous as well that >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. it will be cooler today. actually really nice with a lot of sunshine. we will keep the clouds and the fog along parts of the coastline. san francisco today reaches 64 degrees. santa rosa up to 78. oakland reaching 70. in livermore expect a high

defense secretary patrick shanahan authorized about a thousand troops sent to the region where iran is now threatening to breach a key part of the landmark nuclear agreement. david martins at the pentagon. david, a thousand new troops in the region. what is their job there? >> reporter: good morning. defense officials say the troops will provide greater defense against possible missile attacks and additional surveillance of the iranian military. secretary of state mike pompeo will be briefed on the buildup when he visits central command headquarters in florida this morning. >> the maximum pressure campaign continues. >> reporter: the state department yesterday remained determined to keep the heat on iran and the orders for more troops came just as the pentagon was releasing new high resolution photos which officials say show a crew dressed in iranian revolutionary guard uniforms attempting to destroy evidence of the attack on a japanese owned oil tanker. shortly after the pentagon announced the increase in troops it is sending to the region, saying the u.s. does not seek conflict with iran but is working to ensure the safety and welfare of military personnel in the reg