as far as he was concerned, a nervous start to whizz round. , that's for patrick read.law his way back. the part was never as dependable as it has been through most of this year. as a result he carded 73. that leads him seven shots behind justin rose and eight of the lead and now in an awkward position of whether or not he feels he has to play aggressive golf to get back in there. that could bring the danger of pressing a self—destruct button. steady and from sergio. he was not terribly consistent that he has not done too much damage to himself. remember, he has to win this week to have any chance of winning the race to dubai. that you needed to get needed to get off toa that you needed to get needed to get off to a fast start? i was happy to be patient. i was conscious that i have one from a back or the last two times but that is not a recipe you wa nt to times but that is not a recipe you want to follow because it is hard to come back and win from those sort of margins back. i was cognisant today of getting off to a strong start. margins back. i was cognisant today of

david: something i didn't know before i read this article. patrickate transactions can be ok, if you're buying a property through an llc. and for the reason costs can someun and you can hide and pay some or for a job, that might be one way to clean money. and it adds value to the home. the money you spend on improvements become legitimized. patrick clark, thank you for joining us today. shery:, cap the negotiations are in their fifth round. mexico is willing to compromise on a review of the free trade agreement. we can tell the with the country want to return next. a quick check of major averages. we are seeing marcus declining across the board. thafter the best gains in two months. the s&p 500 heading for another loss. the dollar has been reacting to development in washington. we have the special counsel mueller's ongoing probe into russian election tampering as well as tax reform. this is bloomberg. ♪ is this a phone? or a little internet machine? it makes you wonder: shouldn't we get our phones and internet from the same company? that's why xfinit

patrick got his groove back? oh, y-you read that? yeah. i loved that one. wait, you read it, too?ean, i heard about it. when i-i was reading it out loud. i overheard some of it. i heard it, too. what's this one about, tina?

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. >> we close our gathering with a prayer that was first read by archbishop patrick o'boyle, archbishop. our father in heaven, we who are assembled here in a spirit of peace and in good faith dedicate ourselves and hopes to you. we ask the fullness of your blessing upon those who have gathered with us today and upon all men and women of goodwill, to whom the cause of justice and equality is sacred. we ask this blessing because we are convinced that in honoring all of your children, we show forth in our lives, the love that you have given us. bless this nation and all its people. may the warmth of your love replace the coldness that springs from prejudice and bitterness. send in our midst the holy spirit to open the eyes to all to the great truth that are equal in our sights. let us understand that system pell justice demand that the rights of all be honored by all. give strengths and wisdom to our president and vice-president, enlighten and guide the congress of these united states. may our judges in every court be heralds of justice and he can equity. let just law be administered. see

patrick, i've been loving reading your insights about the turn out, the election. what the deep dive means for two or three days. where are you right now? do you agree with the "wall street journal" editorial that this definitely was an anti trump wave an something republicans theed to worry about? >> absolutely it was in virginia particularly. we started out -- you start out in virginia. trumpism is not particularly a winning proposition to start out with in virginia. he lost virginia by five points, demographically it is very unfavorable it was very unfavorable to him among white, college educated voters. what republicans were hoping for is that ed gillespie would be able to break that pattern, able to recover with these suburban college educated voters. in fact, what you actually had was a result that looked, if possible, more trumpy than trump. the election results at a precinct level on tuesday night were 97% explained by the 2016 result. so they did not succeed in breaking. possibly you have an electorate that was even more unfavorable to the trum agenda than

. >> i'll read a quote. this is patrick leahy.ys sessions now needs to come back before the committee in person under oath to explain why he cannot seem to provide tru truthful, complete answers. senator blumenthal said, this was under oath. >> sessions has opened himself up to being in front of the judiciary committee one more time to face these questions. >> and opened himself up to be in the line of fire of donald trump who we know is still seething about the way that jeff sessions has handle third down investigation by recusing himself from it. think the interesting parallel here is this is now the second time that the new york times has pointed something out to the white house saying the first, of course, was the meeting in trump tower. they provided an incomplete and inaccurate account saying it was just about adoption. we went back and said it wasn't about adoption. here's more. they had to revise their statement. now we go to them, my colleagues who reported this story, went to them and said look, this doesn't add up. russ

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and patrick collins and their daughter, jennifer, who suffers from jeavons syndrome, another extreme form of epilepsy. >> and jennifer has a statement, but she is a little nervous, so i'm going to read for her. >> we came down to the capitol today to lobby for medical marijuana. >> reporter: rounding out the group, theresa elder, her daughter, ashley, and her son, tommy, 22. he wasn't supposed to make it to his third birthday. the hope for all these families was that an oil extracted from a marijuana plant might help when all other medications had failed. so you, as a group, get together and say well, we have got to get the law changed in virginia. >> right. >> did anybody say, well, that's crazy, 'cause it's never gonna happen? >> outsiders. >> oh, yeah, all the outsiders said, no way, it will never happen. >> and why? >> because it's the m-word. you can be in there talking to someone, legislator, delegate, senator and they say, oh, hi, you know, what's your name, blah blah, you're talking and you say "marijuana" and you can see the reaction change. >> reporter: changing the law in virginia is critical for theresa and her son, tommy, because -- >> as soon as tommy doesn't become a

i have the privilege of reading a special message from another great american who could not be here tonight. before i do, i want to echo the words of my brother patrick to say thank you, john, for everything you have done for our family. we have heard the accolades in the other room, recognizing your incredible achievement and public service, but i can stand here and say thank you for being such an incredible friend to my father. my father had so much admiration for you. not just for your military service and coming back here and leading the effort here in our country, but watching your career, he thought you were a person of the highest integrity. he thought there were very few people who had your dedication to public service. i also want to thank you for the incredible friendship that you had with my dad. you guys were a dynamic duo who loved the state of massachusetts. we will forever be grateful for your service to the state. it is a special message that just came in earlier this evening. it says, i am pleased to to send greetings to everyone participating and edward m. kennedy institute's celebration of secretary kerry. i wish i could join you i

indeed, one of our founding fathers, patrick henry, was renowned for his readings of the bible, and he said at the end of his life -- this is kind of significant. people don't realize this. he said -- this is a quote. he said this book is worth all of the books that ever were printed, and it has been my misfortune that i never found time to read it without proper attention until lately. you know, he's the one, if you remember, not many people are aware, the historians are relooking at the history of this country and they're saying we could not have won that war. you have to sometimes close your eyes and just envision the greatest army on the face of this earth coming down with thundering marches, going through boston and then going up to lexington and concord. you know, there is no way in the world that a handful of trappers and hunters could have won that thing. and yet, we know why and he knew why. when you're talking about patrick henry, he said -- if you're not strong enough, it can't be done. but there's one thing they overlooked and that is the strength that comes from god that w