i think we've lost our guest patsy mchale their chief of unicef's africa service unit patsy thank you. in just a moment we will have the weather and then. the salting of clear react so that's heading to the un. and then sports or lankan cricket decides it still isn't safe enough to play a test match in pakistan but they say they and i will and so one day. we're just about 24 hours away from a landfall with our tropical storm by lou making landfall in the southern portions of taiwan that we've seen plenty of rain here across much of northern philippines and as the storm system makes its way through was still going to be seen the winds about 83 kilometers per hour they're going to be staying this intensity this is about the highest we're going to be seeing it is just under typhoon intensity with the storm as we go towards tomorrow heavy rain is going to be a big problem not only for the philippines but of course into taiwan things are going to deteriorate quite quickly from saturday into saturday evening as the storm crosses over that southern area now by sunday we do expect the storm t

every department - again, patsy, he needs to start exerting it.e to make decisions about the economy. the guardian. alarm as eu citizens are denied settled status. the guardian has done a lot of coverage of people applying for settled status. the home office was running adverts which had to be amended because it suggested all unit with a passport, when actually for about one fifth of people they need to provide more evidence. and it is interesting to see that even really quite ardent long—term leave supporters, peter —— people like dan hammond, conservative mep, the spectator has started to criticise the government, saying the leave campaign, is that it would be easy for eu citizens. if we end up with another window scandal in our hands ido another window scandal in our hands i do think the tide of popular opinion, even among leave supporters would turn. the claims of hypocrisy among people who were part of vote leave... he said there should be a syste m leave... he said there should be a system whereby everybody gets to state, the administrative

his father threatening patsy with divorce if she touched him again.. >> reporter: patsy and patrick remaining close throughout his life saying she was a complicated woman and intense and amazing life force. patrick absolutely loved and respected her. and patrick's mother died four years after him in 2013. that new documentary premieres august 18th, honoring what would have been swayze's 67th birthday. ladies? >> all right, thank you, janai. >> thank you, janai. >>> we switch gears now to your money, and what to do right now as those fears grow of a coming recession. rebecca jarvis joins us from the new york stock exchange. what does this potential mean for consumers out there? >> reporter: so amy, on the one hand it means there could be nerve-racking days ahead, and you look at that 401 k, and think about it in the longer term. over time, historically that goes up. the market goes up over time. there could also be higher prices ahead, and we have talked about this because of tariffs and things like laptops, cell phones, those types of things, could se

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. >> the book is nonpartisan, you've got lindsay braun, patsy mink and i read through it and only twice you identify somebody's party of the women. >> that was a conscious decision. at one point we had started identifying parties . but in the end, the reason we wrote this book is to sort of illustrate for the children and, that you can make a difference no matter what your beliefs are and we did not, especially in this day andage wanted to be about party and about another thing that's going to divide . we wanted it to have the accomplishments speak for themselves so it was a very conscious decision. >> ambassador power, your book is 85 percent policy and what's going on behind the scenes but the 15 percent that's personal is really personal. >> tmi? >> it's like you're on the phone with john kerry while you're breast-feeding and he asks what's that noise and you have to tell him but the first part talks about your family a lot and i was by your relationship with your mom. can you tell me about your mom and what you carry with you every day that's so positive? >> one thing i should say,

windsor — a former professional dancer on "strictly come dancing" — among his partners on the show were patsyis change of mind by the bbc executives? i think it is aptly fantastic. they have a lwa ys it is aptly fantastic. they have always pitched it as a family show. they said that was why they would not include same—sex couples. it was very disheartening at the time but families are now made up differently than they were and i think it is fa ntastically than they were and i think it is fantastically open that they are welcoming more inclusivity on the show. what is your experience of same sex dancing? the first time i saw it, i found same sex dancing? the first time i saw it, ifound it same sex dancing? the first time i saw it, i found it strange same sex dancing? the first time i saw it, ifound it strange because growing up, i had never seen it, generally it is between a man and a woman or two women darted together because they are never enough boys to go around, there are thousands and thousands of girls dancing together —— with each other. and we think of same—sex partnerships as two men

closures juta violence have gone up to 6 fold over the past 2 years in burkina faso mali and nature or patsy mchale is head of the unicef's africa service unit and is the lead author of the report she says the large numbers of students norton school has a serious impact on the country's development. first of all i'd like to bring to you the words of a priest that i met in northern burkina faso just a few weeks ago father arcadius so adorable who is saying that without education we have no development and when you have such a large number of children out of school especially girls this has an extremely serious the tremendous effect on the country and that's that's another thing that perhaps strikes me as well that in a situation where you have education under threats where you have the livelihoods and the lives and futures of children parents are real. extremely concerned about this and you understood you see when meeting with them with the families and with the children selves how important they feel that education is so so that is perhaps you know one of the main messages we'd like to we'd

. >>> a school district is condemning offensive video showing high school students giving patsy salutesit's in orange congressty, the video was recorded last november at pacifica high school. it became aware of it in mar and took action to address the situation at that time. the video was shade between a few students on snapchat but this week the video surfaced again. the district did not say whether the students were aloud toker are main on the team. the district reached out to community organizations to address issue of hate, bias and exclusion. >>> two teenagers are in custody in fresno accused of robbing two middle schoolers at gun point for their snacks. cameras were rolling after teens stoped two 11 year olds as they were walking home friday afternoon. police say they pulled a gun on the boys and demanded the bags of cheetos and drinks and money. the boys madely ran home and told family members who called police. officers say they didn't have a hard time finding the teens. >> i pulled up and they were eating the cheetos. the officers said they had little to no remorse. >> police s

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zelensky was emerging as this juggernaut destined to win the presidency, that it would be putin's patsyright? long-term kgb versus the naive. well, zelensky showed in the passport thing that he was not going to be an easy guy for putin to manage. because zelensky said, hey, guys, take the passport. that's a passport to life of repression, repressive society. we have no control over leadership. and putin who loves to have the last word, he loves those colorful phrases, putin has been silent. zelensky had won that battle. because that's zelensky's strength. ukraine class comic. that's actually unfair. he's not going to be so easy for the kremlin to manage. and let me make one more point. this caught my attention big time. actually two weeks ago. that the ukraine seized the russian tanker involved in the kremlin attacking ships. that was a gutsy move. that was a gutsy move. but gutsy but not stupid. because he kept the tanker. he released the sailors, and i think the kremlin doesn't know what to make of this guy. and my own interactions with russians on various tv programs i think undersco

it reminds me a lot of patsy montana, the cowboy sweetheart of the 1930's, i want to be a cowboy sweetheart, i want to learn to rope and ride, you are thinking she wants to define herself in terms of a man and it turns out no, she wants to learn how to rope and ride and live an independent existence. country is complicated, tammy wynette is complicated. there is a kind of resistance for traditional women. it is not radical politics or pro-liberation, nothing at all. your good girl is going to go bad, it is a song that says, keep behaving the way you do and what you are going to end up with is me copying you. your good girl is going to want to go bad. you want women to be like this? you think you really want me to be this way? and the answer is no, driving home the argument that what men really want is different from what they think they want than that they better behave. complicated. your good girl is going to go bad. and the ultimate one, stand by your man, number one billboard hit so big, big record. number 19 on the billboard hot 100. so again, the list that tracks sales across all kinds

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for years america has been the patsy of china's ability to manipulate our markets and donald trump hasid no more so that's what we're dealing with right now. >> mike, we had sarat sitting in for you at the moment but what do you think about this? is there progress that's going to be made or are both sides going to dig in? >> unfortunately i'm a glass half empty kind of guy on this i think the problems with this trade war n manifoare manifold i don't think anyone understands what the end game is here for the trade war that president trump has launched we've been on an 18-month-long roller coaster and the whiplash is intense right now just afew days ago, obviously, president trump was talking about ordering all u.s. companies to get out of china, which of course he can't do anyway then a few days later we're talking about signs that maybe there's some progress in trade talks. i think the reality here is that we're in for the long haul the chinese are settling in right now for the long haul and i think the question for the united states right now is what are the goals of this trade war ri

eventually to enter halls of power, to not only have the vote, but to be, a member of congress as patsy meek did, or as hillary clinton did, a secretary of state, so i think there is no way of knowing this for sure, but certainly, getting the vote helped women advocate for women's rights, both in the u.s. and internationally and maybe had an impact on antiwar movement, people to people diplomacy, those are areas where women having the vote were able to have more clout in international relations. but i have been thinking of a counterfactual, a somewhat different one. ,f women had not won the vote would foreign relations have been different? one, if is a sad hillary clinton was a man, would it have changed foreign policy in the obama administration? i don't know. argue that she had to be a hawk because she was a woman, so maybe it would have changed it, i don't know. we have tolower: distinguish between the pioneer woman, the one woman in the room. one woman in the room is different from a room that is genuinely diverse with people of all kinds. i don't know if there is a tipping point th

frankfurt didn't let their heads hang out and 4th back to get one back for gonzalo patsy and she wasn't enough to grab a draw or. seek would celebrate their win. and of course. keep the team a very club. this year germany's marking 30 years since the fall of the berlin wall 3 decades on it's often no longer easy to distinguish where the west ended and the east began that is where technology steps . this tour group is traveling through time from the outside they're not moving at all but with their virtual reality goggles they're headed on a tour bus into the east berlin of the early 1980 s. so. that she. was dead it's. a city tour as a 3 dimensional panoramic experience courtesy of a computer said let's. see. what's it. called back to the present what's the verdict on top of a you really get immersed in it there were times when i forgot i was wearing the cargo that i took my. shirt that you really get to see the way it was in 3 d. my focus time if you forget where east and west are because the 2 just melt into one another and there it was clear you see buildings that you just walk past a

google employees, google employee liam hopkins stated that quote, jordan peterson and schapiro are all patsies this is a quote. are using dog whistles, you further suggested that google isolate this quote farright content . is it your judgment that mister prager, peterson our nazis? >> no sir. >> at least two of the three, mister prager and mister schapiro are orthodox jews. are you familiar with any orthodox jews who are nazis? >> no senator. >> is that not a horrifically offensive, nutty statement? >> senator, we have 100,000 people in the company and there are five, seventimes the number of people working in congress . we have people who will say things on chat rooms and other things. >> other google employees on that email, did even one object to this characterization? >> i don't know, we have alot of these chat rooms that go on. people say things in chat rooms that don't reflect the views of the country . it is not unlike many other workplaces around the world where people may say things that don't reflect the views of the leadership or management . it is what it is. >> the understand why

. >> reporter: lisa says growing up patrick was trained with his choreographer mother patsy who was sometimesas 18 years old his dad came downstairs, she was laying into him and he pretty much told her that she needed to stop then and there or he'll divorce her. from that point on she never hit him again. it's that whole cycle of abuse thing and what patrick got from her was probably nowhere near what she got from her own mother. >> reporter: over the years patrick and his mother came to have a much stronger relationship. she died four years after patrick's death. the documentary also recounts swayze's growing successes and takes viewers to his ranch in california, his way of staying grounded while working among stars. >> are you a cowgirl? >> he was proud that we were more real, and that we didn't live in beverly hills. >> you like horses? >> reporter: for all his triumphs, there were challenges, those who knew swayze say at times he struggled with alcohol abuse. >> it's difficult to watch someone destroy themselves. that was the hard part to kind of go through. >> reporter: but he was able

we are closing the chapter on her august pick, "patsy.o this fantastic neon sign company in a few minutes after your local news. >> have a great day. bye, guys. >>> good morning to you. it is 8:56. i'm laura garcia. a lot of breaking news this morning. we're finding out a driver who hit an 11-year-old girl this morning in east contra costa county has been detained. the child was hit about 7:00 a.m. in brentwood. the driver then took off. she was later arrested not far from the scene on sunset drive near brentwood boulevard. the little girl was air lifted from the scene and taken to uc-davis hospital. she is expected to be okay. we'll bring a live report during our midday newscast at 11:00 a.m. >>> more breaking news right now damage at willow lake high school after a suspected arsonist set something on fire. so far no one is in police custody. we are reaching out to the school district and police right now for more information. look for that on our midday news at 11:00 as well. >>> a busy week for firefighters because of the dry, hot cond