patrick who has worked to _ decision. patrick who has worked to clear - decision.orked to clear areas in l decision. patrick who has - worked to clear areas in yemen and afghanistan, thank you so much for your insight. latvia's long serving foreign minister has become the first openly gay head of state of the european union orformer soviet head of state of the european union or former soviet country. he has been sworn in as the country's president. mr rinkevics first came out in 2014 and has been a vocal champion of lgbtq+ rights ever since. gay marriage is illegal in latvia, though the country's constitutional court recognised same sex unions last year. in the us, legal action against the sale of so—called ghost guns has been filed by philadelphia following a fourth ofjuly weekend mass shooting in the us city. the suspect allegedly used two ghost guns to fatally shoot five people. philadelphia's deputy commissioner of investigations confirmed the weapons used in the rampage fit the definition, meaning they were privately made — and there is no way to trace where t

do you know patrick who is the russian star? think there is time. is obviously an urgent response. well , forget what early 10 seconds have passed. we don't have such terms, but it's nice. good. who is he? starfish . i gave you time to think. it's not clear why, because it's a starfish, that's right, your team still gets a little. and we are moving. further everything is not difficult. to which artist does the 1889 self-portrait belong? this is important with a bandaged ear. about patrick for a long time with knowledge. picture with a loud in my opinion and a very suggestive title, a self-portrait with a bandaged ear, your answer, we cannot give the right answer, and then remember any artist and voice it, maybe walked any artist, which i accept the answer walked, who injured his ear, and then described it in a painting by van gogh this is the wrong answer. please build a tower. it did not step, the third element, as always 30 seconds per construction site. so far nothing threatening tower of three elements. this is enough sustainable construction, e

the socialist poet, sort of author, stand in a naive guy who's written this poem called the toilers, and he goes to see shel grim, played by patrick. obviously, who's an amalgamation of the railroad barons, fictionalized and presley talks his way in this sort of surreal scene, talks his way into the back office. and not only will shel grimm talk to him, shel grimm has read his poem the toilers. he's got it like a critical take on this socialist poet poem and this naive socialist poet finds himself in conversation directly with the face of capital. and so that is the converse nation we are going to be having right now. as soon as i text with water. i suppose you believe i am a grand old rascal. i believe, answered pressley. i am persuaded. he hesitated, searching for his words. i believe this young man, exclaimed shel grimm, laying a thick, powerful forefinger on the table to emphasize words. try to believe this, to begin with. that real roads, build them selves where there is a demand sooner or later there will be a supply. mr. derek does he grow his wheat? the wheat grows itself. what does he count for? does he supply the force?

for example, southern journalist james patrick, who was a former arch secretary segura segregationistaction and school busing. he accuses opponents of being the ones with the racist attitude since they refused to move past the color issue. neil patrick mast his bigotry and color blindness and went on to become a nationally syndicated columnist a celebrity commentator on television news programs. he even appeared as a host on 60 minutes. this idea of color blindness, folks, is actually an extension, not the opposite, but an extension of white supremacist ideology, and an extension of racism. it is a form of racism, as justice ketanji brown jackson wrote in her dissent to the affirmative action ruling that we've been discussing throughout the show today. america has never been colour-blind. and frankly, we need to stop kidding ourselves. i'm a black woman, as i like to say one word, the color blind belief, ideology, this notion that we are all the same, we're not. people are different. and our differences are what make us stronger. people bringing their whole selves to every room that t

who just eluded the tag. look at how he slid right under it. the giants, they weren't done. patrick bailey who struck out four times yesterday drove this one to the warning track. that's two more runs that score. the giants won it 8-4, swept the pirates. won five in a row, and started a four-game series in cincinnati tomorrow. >>> hey look, how about twins at a twins game in oakland? rally time in the 7th inning. a's down a couple of runs. fly ball to shallow right and nobody got it. lost in the sun. gillam hustled into second and made his parents proud. oh, that's my boy. still down one in the 9th. tight run on, but tony kim's ground ball found a glove to end the game. the twins hung on to win it 5-4. completed a sweep. the a's host the red sox tomorrow. >>> segway to tennis. we wanted to see if djokovic could win a fifth straight title. but alcaraz had other titles. djokovic down two sets to one. the 23-time grand slam champion battled back forcing the deciding fifth set. and this to the crowd. a little kiss. yeah, i'm still here. key moment in the final set, djokovic near court,

career at that point >> yeah, you know, what was funny about that was i actually -- my agent, patrick, who'salled me up and goes, "you're hosting 'saturday night live.' it's the season opener." and i was like, "yeah, great." i was like, "but i'm not promoting anything, i don't have any -- and he goes, "no, no, of course. then he goes, "bruce springsteen is the musical guest." [ laughter ] i was like, "oh, yeah, of course." so, like, we're big fans of springsteen. so like, just -- i basically hosted the show so that i could go watch him do the two songs. [ laughter ] >> seth: not a bad play. >> no, not at all. i had a great time i really -- i loved it but i didn't host it for another 16 years after that. [ light laughter ] >> seth: well, man, it is just so nice to have you here it has been far too long and the movie's great, and it's always such a pleasure really appreciate it [ cheers and applause matt damon "air" is in theaters now we'll be right back with more "late night. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪♪ zyrtec! ♪ works hardrd at hour o one and twtwice as harard when youou take it a again the n

well, this question was addressed to, uh, the pentagon press secretary, uh, who uh patrick ryder, whorning cluster munitions? i have nothing to report today. as you know, this issue is under consideration. i'll tell you what's in our reserves. there are several variants of this type of ammunition and the ones we are looking at will not include older variants with an unexploded bomb rate in excess of 2.35%, we are aware of data from several decades ago that indicate that some 155 mm shells, have higher coefficients, so we will carefully select cartridges with a lower coefficient, at which we have there is more recent test data, but in any case, the problem of the supply of cluster munitions. it brings the conflict to a new round of escalation. it is obvious. well, more efficiency with more such effective projectiles, more effective missiles, more effective problems. they don't fix fractures. they won't get it. no, this is a problem. she is much deeper. the american army can't hack. deeply echeloned, properly built fortifications of the russian army of chanson defense, they just don’t k

team crazy is trolling the special counsel today after our reporting, the former overstock ceo patrick byrne who also in the meeting the oval office, here he linked to cnn's exclusive reporting and said quote, hi jack smith, i take all responsibility, best of all with my memory, i can tell you amazing detail and he asked smith to call him collect. jointed out tonight by. former prosecutors, elliott williams and harry litman, thank you, let me start with you harry. reporting about how intensely jack smith is looking at this meeting, what kind of potential charges, if there are charges that come with the meeting, we don't know if there will be but if there are, what is your guess what it would be, conspiracy, obstruction, what do you think? >> yes and yes, but interesting he's focused on it, we know he is even recently. because rudy giuliani comes on bended knee and he can ask them anything and there's a lot of focus and 2 days of eight hour meetings on this meeting. as you say caitlin, what precedes and postdates the meeting are important, what precedes is just storming in unannounced, that's wha

the other thing interesting about that meeting is it was not scheduled so powell and flynn and patrick burn who there was no reason for patrick burn to be there. he is a random ceo basically. they walked in and eric kirschman saw them and followed them in. when he heard what powell was saying, he called cipollone and said you have to get down here. and that is when it all kind of erupted. so you know, we know from that meeting trump kept being like i don't know if this is right. but they were giving him something that they were saying. you can't do this. you understand that is probably what they were hoping for. >> absolutely. paul, let's talk about nada. how will he be able to tell the truth freely and not be beholden to donald trump? >> it will not just be challenging because his legal fees are being paid. >> and it is by trump's political pac. >> it will not be influenced. it is easier said thanked done and walt nauta's ticket here is very hinged to trump's wagon so it will be challenging for him to get out from under trump's shadow though one of his likely best defenses is i didn't know wha

there is 1963's clee patrick. who directed it? spoiler alert.e rules. for every big budget blockbuster there are nearly as many big budget bombs. "john carter," "the lone ranger," adventures of plauto nash and famously "ishtar." >> a great affection for "ishtar" now, in part because of how poorly received it was at the time and how quickly it became a joke. >> reporter: meanwhile, far less expensive sleepers hit the jackpot. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: nobody could put "dirty dancing" in a corner. released in the summer of 1987, it cost rough ly 6 million to produce and returned more than 200 million. >> this falls into that niche about the women's movie, a movie that focuses on a female character that isn't sigh squie, adventure, doesn't have any violence in it and has massive appeal. ♪ the time of my life ♪ >> reporter: premiering next week, "barbie." >> and my heels are on the ground. >> no! >> reporter: directed by greta ger big, focused on a female character. he believes it will sell much more than tickets. >> what we are talking about here are these

so powell and flynn and patrick byrne, who there is no reason for patrick brown to be there. a random ceo of the estate. they walked in and eric -- who is one of trump's advisers saw them and was like what? and then followed them in and when he heard what powell is saying, which was all the stuff that he had been saying on -- and elsewhere he called cipollone and said that you have to get down here. that's when it all kind of erupted. and so trump, we know from that meeting that trump kept being like, i don't know if this is -- but they were giving him something that cipollone was saying you can't do this. so you understand that that is probably what powell and flynn were hoping for, and even giuliani. you heard in the quote it is all about toughness. what do you want to do. >> let's talk about the walt nauta saying. now he and donald trump, his boss, our codefendants. and that may be tried at the same time at a trial. but donald trump is paying for his legal fees. and so how is walt nauta not beholden, how will he be able to tell the truth and not be beholden to donald trump

was because it was the moment where these people who had believed there was fraud in the election so desperately, michael flynn, sidney powell, patrick burn, get into the white house without having others around them who were white house advisers to donald trump and they're trying to convince trump there's election fraud and he can use his powers of the presidency to do things like seize voting machines and then others come and intervene and it ends with the shouting. and trump ends up tweeting, will be wild. prosecutors have looked at quite a lot as they have prosecuted rioters in the january 6th insurrection. what others were bringing to him and what they were -- why they believed there was election fraud, wanted to convince him to do something about it, that is so important to prosecutors. it's a moment in time that gathers everyone in the room with donald trump pretty well after the election. we know they asked rudy giuliani. he did an interview, and there are several other people. now they do have a renewed focus on this particular moment after the 2020 election. >> and to get inside what was going on in the meeting gets the thi

and of course, the gentleman who needs no introduction. mr. patrick of hanover county. ladies and gentlemen, the delegates of. the second virginia convention.

said there are about two dozen investors including former employees who are interested in buying it during the liquidation process. patrick is a union rep who said the union is working with two law groups so they can present a competitive bid. the union wants to run it as a worker owned cooperative. >> we know how to run the plant for the most part. if you try and sell or try and sell to another company and get rid of us, you will have a hard time training everybody. >> reporter: an anchor brewing spokesperson said there should be a decision in the next month as to who owner or owners could be. >> i think the outpouring of support for anchor brewing from employees from the public, from san francisco is an indication of how strongly people feel about the beer and the company and hopefully somebody else will see that and keep moving forward. >> reporter: sunday customers shared bitter sweet memories of the beloved san francisco icon. >> i feel like it's good community. everyone is happy. vibes are really good. just overall, it's sad but it's a nice send off. >> a hopeful send off. >> hopefully. yesterday was a beautiful day

hear your opinions, your who, maybe is the most efficient or effective commander of the army of tennessee is command in general. and then there there's other people like patrick clayburn that we didn't get talk about, who was certainly an innovative general in. he is perhaps most famously for pushing the emancipation arm and emancipation in the final months of the war. so maybe some last thoughts about, effective army commanders or, if you want to go below, army commanders, wants to do rank as some of the best. that's a that's a tough question. this army, particularly at the upper. let me just really quickly i would i would suggest when we're looking at things like how good the general you have to figure out and decide how you whether what are the metrics for an analysis like that? are we talking about how successful were they on the battlefield or are there other factors and would suggest that, you know, battlefield success, of course, that's the ultimate measure of whether a general is, you know, good or not. but there a lot of factors that go into whether win or lose on a battlefield and some it is weather, some of it is luck, some of it is being the right

what is known as team crazy is trolling the special counsel today, the former overstock ceo patrick burn who was in the oval office where he said, quote. and he asked smith to call him collect. joined now by a pair of former federal prosecutors, williams andally -- lipman. what could the potential charges be if there are charges that come from this meeting? what is your guess it would be conspiracy obstruction? what do you think? >> well yes and yes but it's interesting. first we know he is and even recently because giuliani comes on bended knee and can ask them anything and there's a lot of focus in two days of eight hour meetings on this meeting. i think as you say kaitlyn what precedes and post dates the meeting is important. what proceeds is they're just storming in unannounced and that's what makes team normal rush in and then we have like six hours of screaming over theories that actually they don't implement, martial law to get the machines or making sydney powell the special counsel but then after is when trump does his famous infamous tweet it's going to be wild about january 6 so t

and of course, the gentleman who needs no introduction. mr. patrick of hanover county. ladies and gentlemen, the delegates of. the second virginia convention. let's get to the main event. we're going to have a good conversation tonight. we have dr. rick moreira, ricardo pereira visiting professor of military history of the u.

said there are about two dozen investors including former employees who are interested in buying it during the liquidation process. patrick is a union rep who says the union is working with two law group so they can present a competitive bid. the union wants to run it is a worker owned cooperative. >> we know how to run the plant for the most part. if you try to sell it or to another company or fire everybody and get rid of us, you will have a hard time training everybody. >> reporter: anchor brewing spokesperson said, there should be a decision in the next month or so as to who the owner or owners could be. >> i think the outpouring of support for anchor brewing company , from employees, from the public, from san francisco, is an indication of how strongly people feel about the beers in the company and hopefully somebody else will see that and keep this moving for. >> reporter: on sunday customers share their sweet memories of the beloved san francisco icon. >> i think it is good immunity. everybody is happy. i mean, overall, it is sad but it is a nice sendoff. >>> coming up. the yellow corporation with his while the fam

he turned to bill batchelder, who was the leader of the assembly, the time bill and partner. and it was a bipartisan bill. patricksweeney, who was a democrat leading that ranking democrat from, cleveland, partnered with bill batchelder and they partner with some amazing figures in cleveland. i recount the stories, including fanny lewis, maybe one of my favorite people in the whole book. this woman also grew up in the south, like justice thomas. she came and criticized city council. she lived in cleveland. she eventually runs for city council from the highest crime ward and gets to everyone in her ward. so much that people would say she's the safest person in cleveland because if you mess with fannie lewis, she'll call your mama because she knew everyone. and fannie was someone championed the public schools, a public school product herself, but believed firmly that she wasn't going to leave kids behind. and they all partnered together along with the catholic schools to put together this the in the first in-kind kind voucher program. and this case the voucher program ultimately gets challenged. you can read the cha

said there are about two dozen investors including forme employees who are interested in buying it during the liquidatio process. patrick markel is a union representative who says that the union is working to present a competitive bid. the union wants to run it as a worker-owned cooperative. >> we know how to run the plan for the most part. you are goin to have a hard time training everybody. >> reporter: anchor brewing 's spokesperson said there should be a decision in the next month or so as to who the owner or owners could be. >> i think the outpouring of support for anchor brewing company from employees, the public, and san francisco is an indication of how strong the company is, and hopefully somebody will see that and keep things moving forward. >> reporter: on sunday, customers share beloved memorie of the icon. >> i feel like it is good community and the vibes are good. it is sad but it is a nic sendoff. >> reporter: there is hope that someone could swoop in and save the day. dozens of parties have come forward with proposals to save the company, so we will keep you posted. >>> coming up, a lot of green i the se

among those making payments was patrick strawbridge, who recently successfully argued that affirmativeion violated the u.s. constitution, and elbert lin, who played a key role in a case that saw the supreme court limit the epa's ability to regulate greenhouse gas emissions. former white house ethics lawyer richard painter responded -- "there is no excuse for it. a federal government employee collecting money from lawyers for any reason. i don't see how that works." republican members of the house judiciary committee grilled fbi director christopher wray wednesday, accusing the agency of politicization as they took issue with wray's response to the capitol insurrection, investigations and to donald trump and president biden and his family, and the agency's use of the foreign intelligence surveillance act, among other things. this is fbi director christopher wray during a heated exchange with wyoming congressmember harriet hageman who accused wray of "weaponizing the fbi against conservatives." >> the idea i am biased against conservatives seems somewhat insane to me given my own persona

more explicitly on the figures at the center of this, john eastman, sydney powell, mike flynn, patrick byrne, who is the former ceo of overstock? there is in the big questions -- indicted in that investigation or if he's an unindicted coconspirator, or if he's not mentioned at all. and i think there are just so many questions. and it's such a bigger, broader investigation than the documents. investigation. i think that's why people are having a hard time getting what it's going to look like? >> yeah, and of course, adding to all that, you have the elements in arizona, which you have been reporting on this week as well. this is a swelling case, and we will see where it all turns out. kaitlan collins, thank you so much for staying a little bit later for us. >> of course. i think, you abby phillip. -- >> -- cannot attend a -- in missouri to honor those who stormed the capitol. kenneth thomas was convicted last month of seven crimes, including assaulting an officer. and i want to bring in now thomas's attorney, john pierce. he is the founder and chairman of the national constitutional law union. and

deeply hurt by the claims from this particular wetness, and this afternoon, what happened was patrick gibbs casey, whon his police interview. he questioned the app accuracy, the timing of some of his claims, he also suggested that the claimant was here for any potential when in damages. he said you saw a bandwagon and decided to hop on it. is one of the highlights of the uk sporting calendar and it started today. the next fortnight, wimbledon will be running with the defending men's singles champion novak djokovic. opening proceedings on centre court today. let's head to wimbledon. so, it is under way in terms of what has been on the courts, just take us through it. matthew, it's been eventful on day one. these championships feel like they are back to normal now. two years ago, think of covid restrictions, no russian or belarusian players, which meant no daniil medvedev, or victoria sabalenka. we have one of the highest seeded russian players looking very good, he reached the eastbourne final recently. in terms of that, we have normality. centre court, normality as well. novak djokovic is safely throu

just on the last day we said goodbye in june and the first day of july already congratulated patrick van lovin, whos actually well-known to the club , but the decision itself , what is there to discuss? but now there is a new coach, the head coach of shakhtar donetsk, well, again , it is interesting to me that the head coach did not know in the last round, who did he have in the application , dmytro vyshnev or dmytro vyshnev ? the number of points in her dnipro-1 maybe he doesn't know what those three points are between dnipro hours and dawn that's why maybe he doesn't look at the table, i don't, well, to be honest, i don't know, such things are said and again, here's the official of the club serhiy balkin it is not andriy pyatov who is talking about the end of his career, but serhiy palkin is talking about the fact that we all already think that andriy pyatov is ending his career, that is, guys , he could have continued, saying to police officers conditionally speaking there . well, but for such a decision, they are now a little strange, well, the only thing i liked about it. let's say yes, this w

and i'm just reading today the very good lecture given by the head of the army, patrick saunders, whoings and all of that. but i think i'm absolutely clear and i think the air force has subsequently been absolutely clear should absolutely clear that it should be be merit . i absolutely clear that it should be be merit. i mean, be must be on merit. i mean, there's problem of getting diversity, getting both female and the minorities into the armed services has been with us ever since. i can remember for i mean, once upon a time in national service, we had they were all over the place, not so much the women , obviously, but much the women, obviously, but but the men . and it all worked but the men. and it all worked perfectly well , in my view. so, perfectly well, in my view. so, yes , it's a good thing to have yes, it's a good thing to have some diversity in there, but to try to mirror it to the population in and as it were, adjust to manipulate, if you like, the figures to get it. thatis like, the figures to get it. that is quite wrong. and we have to go continue to go in the military

investigation.and there is rudy giuliani, the sidney powell, and the michael and then this guy patrick burn whoceo of o overstock. what is he doing in the oval office. >> that is what trump brought. he brought this new world in which anyone could be in where. and i wrote the profile of mike lindell. he was some up and coming want to be up and coming figure who is in the news. donald trump has opened the door for people to have influence and power and be part of something but it also opens the door for legal investigations into why their around. >> look at george santos. he was a member of congress at least for now, but he used the trump brand to rise to fame. he's obviously under investigation for a whole litany of things and he is not who he said he was but he used that and leaning into trump and using it as a shield. like he's getting all of this criticism, because i'm a trump republican. and they're coming after me the same way they're coming after trump and he was indicted just like i was indicted. and trump has made that sort of rhetoric possible. >> i'm not sure that is transfer ablg. we'

patrick moore, who is the founder of greenpeace organizations, sponsored by such organizations, justment, i will quote, yes. when burning fossil fuels is the backbone of life , the pivot of life's currency of life is indeed the backbone of life on earth. this number has been obtained for half a century. greenpeace led us by the nose. moore also says there is no evidence that emissions are responsible for global warming. in general, taken from the ceiling and imposed on the planet, what the green begins turn 180° and say opposite things. may signal a change of agenda. or just someone decided to finally let the fox in the amazon for firewood, because the goal of all greenpeaces, the destruction of someone's business competitors, is that the green agenda and eco-activism have become global trends. one of the merits, 40a at their expense. read, financing these ideas of a group that was previously a marginalized minority gained influence. and the result of their activities is the strengthening of social contradictions and the release of money from competitors and states. humanity, whateve

also patrick burn, who is the former ceo for overstock.com, and mike flynn, the former national security adviser. they were the people who got into the oval office for this meeting. and then you saw the trump attorneys, the white house attorneys come in to talk about this. and it was essentially this insane meeting. people were yelling. people were screaming. >> there was testimony at the january 6 hearings about this meeting. >> yes. eric herschmann i think is the person who most colorfully described it and was talking about how nuts it was. i think what you heard from the attorneys who worked for white house is they were so frustrated by this idea that they were pushing something that was one of the most desperate attempts that we saw in that whole saga to try to hold on to power, this idea of seizing voting machines, using the united states military so trump could go back and do the states that he lost. this is the idea that was being pushed to him. and he was obviously present for this, kind of watching it all play out. rudy giuliani testified at one point trump and the white house t

>> i will be joined by lindsay patrick wright who went to war with the local school board to protect her lgbtq daughter, that interview as a head as well. we begin this hour, once again, in bucks county, pennsylvania. just north of philadelphia, about an hour from now, we are expected to get an update from officials there at a press conference. as responders are continuing to work to locate and rescue survivors from a deadly flash flood. right now, we know that at least four people were killed, it went over six inches of rain, suddenly fell within two hours on saturday sweeping cars off of the road. flooding nearby waterways. right now three others are still missing, including two young children. i want to get right back to nbc's kathy park who is in bucks county p a for us. kathy, if you will, we checked last hour, any updates in the last hour or so? and really, what you are hearing from local residents there with this incredible tragedy. >> yeah. yasmin, we are just hearing some horrific stories of survival, really. we just spoke with eli weisman, he is a longtime resident, he said

the check beach in is in 6 seed on java or who patrick has the action. this was a victory harvey. anyone had predicted 12 months ago meditative of gross event. was it loved as a tourist? watching the windows in florida was covering some injury. now she was lifting the v this rise with a dish coming, the full check flare to win. this title. the lead up to this photo had been dominated by a parted or job of the 28 year old son is in planning and has 2nd successive wimbledon fargo and bidding to become the 1st applicant. and i reply to with the ladies, title of the 6 easy was coming off the back of full successive ways. i have a grand slam champion from the previous rounds, cut off to a great start, breaking the bone growth of a sub. and the 2nd game to about had low choices to pull away and the opening set that school does this one of the past 31 unforced errors in the mac. and felicia, instead to, for the growth of the a full, the french open for list, went on a run of full games. the type of set 6 full the 2nd set, the guy like the 1st, the 1st part is exchanging breaks. a sub the

. >> yeah, well this is a statement by patrick harvie who's actually the greens co—leader of the greensgreens, and he's the net zero buildings minister. i think his title, but he's proposed, he said from, you know , 20, 25 suggesting you know, 20, 25 suggesting you won't be allowed to sell your house in scotland unless it gets up to a c rating on an energy performance certificate. but you also wants to tweak the ratings in the energy performance certificate to make it virtually impossible to get to a grade c unless you have some kind of green heating system. so you've got a gas boiler , an oil boiler got a gas boiler, an oil boiler you wouldn't be able to get to grade c, you wouldn't be able to sell your house. now that's 85% of scottish homes. >> so you'd be batus would suddenly become available so you wouldn't be allowed to sell your house. >> yeah, well, just think of it. you say you an old you know, say you own an old house and you're a bit hard up and you think, well, you know, house and you're a bit hard up an(betterhink, well, you know, house and you're a bit hard up an(better do

. >> yeah, well this is a statement by patrick harvie who's actually the greens co—leader of the greensgreens, and he's the net zero buildings minister. i think his title, but he's proposed, he said from, you know , 20, 25 suggesting you know, 20, 25 suggesting you won't be allowed to sell your house in scotland unless it gets up to a c rating on an energy performance certificate. but you also wants to tweak the ratings in the energy performance certificate to make it virtually impossible to get to a grade c unless you have some kind of green heating system. so you've got a gas boiler , an oil boiler got a gas boiler, an oil boiler you wouldn't be able to get to grade c, you wouldn't be able to sell your house. now that's 85% of scottish homes. >> so you'd be batus would suddenly become available so you wouldn't be allowed to sell your house. >> yeah, well, just think of it. you say you an old you know, say you own an old house and you're a bit hard up and you think, well, you know, house and you're a bit hard up an(betterhink, well, you know, house and you're a bit hard up an(better do

you know who scores? patrick bailey. they are two and half games out of first place. >>> let's go to the oakland coliseum. the a's a hosting the twins. this was a really good game, but in the ninth inning, a heartbreaker. minnesota's joey gallo, with a two run homer, the twins beat the athletics, final score, 5- 4. >>> and lake tahoe, hello to steph curry. >> hi. >> talking defense. he makes this? almost. watch this puck ski though, he does make this. that is a good thing. curry, first-round leader in the championships. watching, watching, watching, he is watching, and it is about to go down. he's in first place though. you can watch our weekend coverage is it possssible to prprotecty businessss from cybeber threa? itit is, with h comcast bubus. helping evevery connecected dedevice stay y protected.. yours.s. your e employees'.'. even.. susan?n? hehers, too. sasafe. securere. anand powered d by the next geneneration 1010g netw. with comomcast busininess, advd security i isn't just t possi. it's happepening. get t started

you know who scores? patrick bailey.y are two and half games out of first place. >>> let's go to the oakland coliseum. the a's a hosting the twins. this was a really good game, but in the ninth inning, a heartbreaker. minnesota's joey gallo, with a two run homer, the twins beat the athletics, final score, 5- 4. >>> and lake tahoe, hello to steph curry. >> hi. >> talking defense. he makes this? almost. watch this puck ski though, he does make this. that is a good thing. curry, first-round leader in the championships. watching, watching, watching, he is watching, and it is about to go down. he's in first place though. you can watch our weekend coverage >>> this is exciting. right be in writing the bay area this weekend. looking at the golden state retrievers, practicing san jose state pittman's and women's teams will be playing in the right be state tournament tomorrow. women's head coach, kelly griffin, is from berkeley, the olympian says the sport is just so much fun. >> there's a lot of running, full contact, continuous

so this afternoon, we have been hearing that witness cross examined by patrick gibbs kc, who is kevinen suggesting to the witness that he only came forward last year because he heard others were coming forward and some people were suing kevin spacey for potentially a great deal of money. he said, you saw a bandwagon and you decided to hop on it. in ukraine, progress by kyiv�*s forces in their counteroffensive against russia is 'slower than desired', according to president volodymyr zelensky. analysts say one of the reasons ukrainian troops are not moving more quickly is the widespread use of mines by russian forces. they're taking a significant toll on the advancing ukrainian troops, as andrew harding reports from the front line. a flimsy pontoon bridge as we head towards ukraine's southern front. in a landscape blasted by artillery and rocket fire, a different danger now faces ukrainian troops as they fight to recover territory. russian mines. they are everywhere. soldiers stumbling across yet another on the roadside. is it a claymore? and it's still live? this is a claymore mine the

so this afternoon we've been hearing that witness cross examined by patrick gibbs qc who is kevin spacey suggesting to the witness that he only came forward last year because he had others coming forward and some people were suing kevin spacey for potentially a great deal of money. he said, you saw bandwagon and he decided to hop on it. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. bbc news bringing you different stories from across the uk. 800,000 people depend to hospitals in north yorkshire. hospitals that watchdog says are providing inadequate care. the care quality commission says patients struggle to access some services, medicines are not managed properly and there are staff shortages. there are particular concerns about maternity services. for new mums in york they praise the efforts of individual maternity staff but felt the overall system was struggling. staff but felt the overall system was struggling-— staff but felt the overall system was struggling. there were some concerns when _ was struggling. there were some concerns when i _ was struggling. there were some conc

so dan patrick, the guy who's the presiding judge in this impeachment trial just had to release his newpaign finance report, and would you look at that, he just received $3 million from the ken paxton super pac. wow, what a coincidence. dan patrick isn't even up for reelection until 2026. all he has coming up is this impeachment trial that he has to run in a few weeks. and here's the pac for the defendant in that impeachment trial dumping $3 million on his pack. just ahead of the trial. wow. everything is bigger in texas. amazing. we'll be right back. i know thes conflicting information about dupuytren's contracture. i thought i couldn't get treatment yet? well, people may think that their contracture has to be severe to be treated, but it doesn't. if you can't lay your hand flat on the table, talk to a hand specialist. but what if i don't want surgery? well, then you should find a hand specialist certified to offer nonsurgical treatments. what's the next step? visit findahandspecialist.com today to get started. >>> all right, that's going to do it for me tonight. "way too early" with j

it's throughout europe and they will do it because at the end of the day, patrick, who was the famous movie star, i've got my principles . and if you don't my principles. and if you don't like them , i'll find i'll find like them, i'll find i'll find i'll find some more. >> yeah , it's exactly the way. >> yeah, it's exactly the way. exactly but this is the. >> i'll tell you something, patrick. i'll tell you something. i'm not being a hypocrite. if somebody offered me £700,000 a week for principles, i've got, i might have to ditch them. >> yeah, but. yeah, but also, i mean, i don't. i don't know, mike, but i've never seen you taking the or parading taking the knee or parading around rainbow armband on around with a rainbow armband on and that and telling everybody that they need a certain and need to behave a certain way and that football a game for that football is a game for everybody. you everybody. so actually you wouldn't of wouldn't be that much of a hypocrite. up hypocrite. you'd just end up being really, really wealthy. and that's absolutely fair enough. the thing enough. but t

said there are about two dozen investors including former employees who are interested in buying it during the liquidation process. patrick is a union rep who said the union is working with two law groups so they can present competitive bid. the union wants to run it as a worker owned cooperative. >> we know how to run the plant for the most part. if you try and sell it or try and sell it to another company and fire everybody and get rid of us, you will have a hard time training everybody. >> reporter: an anchor brewing spokesperson said there should be a decision in the next month as to who the owner or owners can be. >> i think the outpouring of support from anchor brewing company from employees, the public, san francisco is an indication of how strongly people feel about the beer and the company. and hopefully somebody else will see that. >> reporter: sunday customers share bitter sweet memories of the beloved san francisco icon. >> i feel like it is good community. everyone is happy. the vibes are good. overall, it's sad but it's a nice send off. >>> 6:09. it was a swiftie weekend in the bay area. did you see the musi

so dan patrick, the guy who's the presiding judge in this impeachment trial just had to release his newyou look at that, he just received $3 million from the ken paxton super pac. wow, what a coincidence. dan patrick isn't even up for reelection until 2026. all he has coming up is this impeachment trial that he has to run in a few weeks. and here's the pac for the defendant in that impeachment trial dumping $3 million on his porch. just ahead of the trial. wow. everything is bigger in texas. amazing. we'll be right back. l be right . hi, i'm john and i'm from dallas, texas. my wife's name is joy. we've been married 45 years. i'm taking a two-year business course. i've been studying a lot. i've been producing and directing for over 50 years. it's a very detailed thing and the pressure's all on me. i noticed i really wasn't quite as sharp as i was. my boss told me about prevagen and i started taking it. i feel sharper. my memory's a lot better. it just works. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. -dad, what's with your toenail? it just works. -oh, that...? i'm not sure...