and they said, well, patsy wasn't the best employee.ntric. little bit this or that. >> my mother knew exactly what happened. there was no confusion. >> my judgment of her as a journalist was that she was telling the truth. it was something she really just wanted to clear from her conscience before she died. >> she never asked for money. she wasn't seeking any type of notoriety. didn't want it. really did not want it. but she wanted to just tell her story quietly and go off, move on into the sunset. >> i think patsy webb's story probably didn't get more traction in the news because she didn't do other interviews. so there was patsy webb's story, as incredible as it was, that kind of hung out there for a day or two, and then floated away. >> there are questions that pull at your heart, such as who would kimberly have been if she were never switched? you can barely take care if yof a plant.me, so, you're probably not ready to get pregnant now. you can prevent pregnancy for up to five years with mirena® or kyleena, low-maintenance iuds. you

could start so many things not being a man down after 10 minutes tang's like challenger go on sunday patsy and see earned him a red cars probably not what coach meant about getting stuck a bike and now had 10 men and no choice and to back. i tell you that for this when i say mean just. before the french could rally his troops francisco would not just once but twice 1st. was philip hostage it was already the 11th goal conceded by brian this season and that number was about to quickly rise further frank but coach of the hotel had conjured up a bewitching game plan and that's just how his side played the 2 mill wasn't just a bewildering bit of team football it was further proof of dion being off the pace . finished off the mesmerising move with his 1st goal in front of the colors payback his match promising tassels on the coach was already getting with to come not even on social media. one fan complained he'd never seen by an so poor. one of the few bright spots the plan is right but you haven't don't speak he's already amassed 14 been this week a goal stopping the league by a mile and here h

pitch it back to its verses leads off more fortunate to savor both sides one last time out but about patsi hey. welcome to the good as they get here on t w i'm chris harrington to classical 1st the definitive champions dominated top in the last time they visited munich but back then barnes defense wasn't broken and defending their crown was paramount and now with hockey flick in charge byron could be in need of some kryptonite because mean and front man 5 must think they are superman at the moment with 3 wins on the bounce and words like revenge coming out of their camp could momentum be enough in munich. kanzi flick decided not to tinker with the starting 11 that defeated olympiacos at midweek byron's big match against dortmund his opposite lucy in 5 the also opted for consistency trotting out the same line up that pulled off an improbable comeback win over enter milan in hopes of improving dortmund's awful record munich after some early probing from both sides the visitors were the 1st to create a true chance with 15 minutes played and byron munich were already on the board as to none ot

for decades our presidents have had the united states playing the patsy. now we have an outside were coming to washington and he's doing what he said he would do, he's putting america first. we brought these guys to the table. we'll always be the strongest party in any conversation. and we'll get a lot done. trish: people said it would be disastrous for our country and we wouldn't see gdp growth. in with the gm strike we are still growing. how much stronger does it make us when we go into the negotiation room with china. >> 303,000 new jobs. record highs as you just mentioned in all our stock market indicators. this is something of a showdown between us and china. whose economy of is more vulnerable? ours will always be stronger. the president has such good instincts. america's strength is based on freedom. we have that, they don't. trish: we are the biggest customer. >> they need us so much more than we need them. there isn't a situation in the world where america won't be the stronger party whether it's military or economic or anything else. trish: i wor

patsy flake has by and playing with freedom and self assurance. from average by and fans to the club's top brass this high level clash was at a lightening experience. on the flick spree descents it had been a long time since the munich crowd witnessed such a vicious attack. by an responded to carve out his firing with an incredible performance dortmund looked out to sea and had no excuses. can cause one vanished on sunday werent there no presence not enough concentration . we constantly lost the ball for no reason to need to finish and. this was one of those moments it was as though dortmund were allergic to tackles just as brian had been in their humbling defeat to frankfurt. the 2nd place visitors simply did no defensive work and were absolutely crushed. by the surge cannot be doubled by and sleet just after the break i saw must move with the assist hands the flick has transformed him from problem child to hero in less than 0. but what was wrong with. how they take and no heat of their sporting director strong pre-game words. in this manner we'v

in a vast desert completely wdevoid of basset hounds. [ back in baby's arms by patsy cline ] then, itback in baby's arms more glorious than a billion sunsets. we were found. ♪ i'm back where i belong found by the hounds. ♪ back in baby's arms >>> good morning, east bay. let's get up and get going. >> good morning. i'm reggie aqui from "abc7 mornings." the orinda city council says it will support a emergency ordinance to ban some short-term rentals that. ban rentals who do not have the hosts living on the property, and that is the decision that comes after a deadly shooting at a house party and that home was rented out through an air bnb. >>> firefighters have almost surrounded the kincade fire at sonoma county. it is at 88%, and the firefighters hope to have it fully contained by tomorrow. traffic is a mess, jobina >> yes. a new incident in san jose. i wanted to show everybody southbound 680 before king road and a motorcycle crash there and injuries reported and emergency crews are there blocking two lanes a this point. and it is a slow ride for people going through the area, and you

partying a commanding victory only reaffirms their big decision can come back and put this man in charge patsy flick is putting in a stronger application for the full time position job well done in this case but i'm not going to head home and have a nice glass of red wine just vetting the time to fix this if we're going to keep working with the flick until further notice he said before the match that these 2 games were the 1st finishing line and he's crossed that. i'm endlessly now we're just going to calmly keep at it. and pick up their 47th week in a 100 in one league matches against the odds but more importantly they've announced their return to the league they're back in the race. for the results place. here they are matched 11 in a nutshell. one coaches in cologne and minds were let down by the fed in 5 that was not. there was only one draw. and a match of matches to talk to a final dominated. ok time for the table. remaining perched on the would just be the throne for another week and maybe even wider the gap by an hour now in qatar we would like to say i'm right but on points it's all t

laid waste to buy not in him to again they did for one against him well defense and number 5 from patsy in seattle look like child's play it was violence the disgusting the leaks had stuff to last week's unconvincing cop outing against both them no surprise to some. there were signs beforehand it's no mystery what happened today you saw the game in both and because of that it's really no big shock what happened here i mean it's kind of reasonable rational a civil service because that was let go 24 hours later next weekend will see i know them meant a truce. have also come under heavy criticism too many draws too few goalscorers. the coach has seen better days is quiet presence hasn't come over so well and he doesn't exactly have those you can close but. still this crucial week began with a strong showing from lucy and the players union branch in his favorite attacking midfield position responded with 2 goals firing dortmund pasta league leaders glad about and into the next round. now they have to beat the only remaining undefeated team in the league that's germany under $21.00 player lu

i think it was patsy cline. we went next-door and bought a gift envelope like you would put a greeting card in. we put the cd in the envelope and mail to my colleagues house and the next day, he had an unbroken cd and an envelope that had gotten to his house and 24 hours for the price of a stamp.lass that was the hot moment. >> to where we do call trolling -- carpooling? stamp. >> read it was the cofounder of a software company that had acquired another company that i was working at called integrity qa. i went to work for him and we spent about nine months working and we lived in the same town so we spent those nine months carpooling. then, lightning struck. somehow, inexplicably turning it into a company which is changed the way we watch television. >> before we get into the reasons why netflix will never work, there is some laura about the founding of the company. --lore?that more >> people like the epiphany moment. they like newton under the apple tree. the reality is, it doesn't happen like that. of course,

laid waste to buy a mountain he tag and made it one against the well as defense and number 5 from patsy in seattle look like child's play it was plans because nothing the late ted stuffed in last week's unconvincing cup outing against bill comes no surprise to some. there were signs before it's no mystery what happened today you saw the game in both him and because of that it's really no big shock what happened here 3 years from a reasonable rational a simple service because that was let go 24 hours later and next weekend will see another meant to truth football. fans have also come under heavy criticism too many draws too few goalscorers. the coach has seen better days it's quiet presence hasn't come over so well and he doesn't exactly have those you can clock vibes. still this crucial week began with a strong showing from lucien fab he played julien brandt in his favorite attacking midfield position responded with 2 goals firing dortmund past league leaders glad about and into the next round. now they have to beat the only remaining undefeated team in the league thoughts germany under

1st laid waste to buy and mounted him to get made it one against him well defense and number 5 from patsy in seattle look like child's play it was lions biggest loss in the leeks time stuffed in last week's unconvincing cup counting against fulham no surprise to some. there were signs before it's no mystery what happened today you saw the game in both of them because of that it's really no big shock what happened here is for me it's kind of reasonable rational a superset just because that was let go 24 hours later and next weekend will see i mean nothing that meant a truce. dormant have also come under heavy criticism too many draws too few goalscorers. the coach has seen better days it's quiet presence hasn't come over so well and he doesn't exactly have those you can close but. still this crucial week began with a strong showing from lucy in 5 the play julien brands in his favorite attacking midfield position responded with 2 goals firing dortmund past league leaders bloodbath and into the next round. now they have to beat the only remaining undefeated team in the league old school germ

1st laid waste to buy an mot in him to make it one against him well it's defense and number 5 from patsy in seattle like child's play it was planned biggest loss in the league. and after last week's unconvincing cup counting against bull come no surprise to some. there were signs before it's no mystery what happened today you saw the game in both him and because of that it's really no big shot what happened here for me is kind of reasonable rational or simple so just because that was like a 24 hours later next weekend will see another moment of truth. dormant have also come under heavy criticism too many draws too few goalscorers. their coach has seen better days is quiet presence hasn't come over so well and he doesn't exactly have those you can close by. still this crucial week began with a strong showing from lucy in fact the play julien branch in his favorite attacking midfield position responded with 2 goals firing dorman past league leaders bloodbath and into the next round. now they have to beat the only remaining undefeated team in the league the germany under 21 where lucas ment

i think it was patsy cline. we went next door and bought a little gift envelope. we put the cd in an envelope and mailed it to reid's house. the next day when he picked me up, he had an unbroken cd and an envelope that got to his house 24 hours for the price of a first class stamp. if there was an aha moment, i think that was it. >> to where were you carpooling? >> read was the founder of a company called peer atria. a big geeky software company. integrity qa. i went to work for reid and we spent about nine months working together. as luck had it, we lived in the same town so we spent those nine months carpooling together. and then lightning struck. it was going to be acquired. both reed and i were going to be out of a job. i decided this was perfect. i am going to start my next company. read kinda wanted to keep her hand in this entrepreneurial thing. i agreed we would started and run it. he would be on the board and he would be the biggest financial backer. all we needed was an idea. that led to those crazy car rights. we brainstormed everything we could think o

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i think it was patsy cline. we went next door and bought a gift envelope like you put a greeting card end. we mailed it to read towels in the next day when he picked me up he had an unbroken cd and it envelope that i got to his house within 24 hours for the price of a first-class stamp. if there was an aha moment, that was it. we want to where were you carpooling? >> guest: reed was the founder of a company called pure atria which is of a software company and it required a software company that i was working at called integrity qa. i went to work for read and spent about nine months working together and as luck had it we lived in the same towns we spent those nine months carpooling together and then lightning struck. it would be acquired and both read and i would be out of a job. i decided this was perfect and i will start my next company and reed wanted to keep the hand on this entrepreneurial thing and so we agreed that i wouldn't start and run it and he would be on the board and he would be the biggest financ

i think it was patsy cline. we went next door and bought a little gift envelope like you put a greeting card in. we put the cd in mailed it to his house and the next day when he picked me up he had an unbroken cd and envelope that it got into his house 24 hours for the price of the first-class stamp. if the wasn't aha moment i think that was it. >> host: to where were you carpooling? >> guest: read was the founder of a company called pure atria which was a big geeky software company acquired a softer cover that i was working at. i went to work for him and we spent about nine months working together and as luck added reed and i and i live in the same town so we spent those nine months carpooling together. and then lightning struck. pure atria was going to be acquired in both reed and i were going to be out of a job and i decide this is perfect, i'm going to start my next company. reed wanted to keep a hand in this entrepreneurial thing and so we agreed i would start it and run it. he would be on the board and he

for decades our presidents have had the united states playing the patsy.coming to washington and he's doing what he said he would do, he's putting america first. we brought these guys to the table. we'll always be the strongest party in any conversation. and we'll get a lot done. trish: people said it would be disastrous for our country and we wouldn't see gdp growth. in with the gm strike we are still growing. how much stronger does it make us when we go into the negotiation room with china. >> 303,000 new jobs. record highs as you just mentioned in all our stock market indicators. this is something of a showdown between us and china. whose economy of is more vulnerable? ours will always be stronger. the president has such good instincts. america's strength is based on freedom. we have that, they don't. trish: we are the biggest customer. >> they need us so much more than we need them. there isn't a situation in the world where america won't be the stronger party whether it's military or economic or anything else. trish: i worry sometimes if we don't take

i also want to thank patsy pallone and his phenomenal team at the white house counsel's office, alongith our office of legal policy. where is pat? stand up pat, come on. [applause] he is the strong, silent type. strong, very strong. great job you have done. very great. i always wanted to be the strong, silent type but it never worked out for me. never worked out. i want to be but it doesn't seem to work out that way. but the office of legal policy at the department of justice and many friends and legal luminaries who have supported all of those nominees, all of the rest of you in the room, incredible people in this room, great friends. genius, thedom and framers of the constitution separated government power into three branches. congress writes the laws. the executive enforces the law. and the judicial branch provides an impartial interpretation of the laws it applies to any case before them. this system was designed to protect citizens against the unjust concentration of governmental power. i do say i think we are going through an interesting time right now if you must know. more int

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you are the patsy! that's why no one says, "hey, can you take this backpack through customs for me? i would do it myself, but it's so full of heroin." want to take it? no? delicious." ( applause ) hi! watch on the. sondland also remembered that he did talk to trump on an unsecured phone from a kiev re, but thpart he remembers su >> what triggered my memory was some reference to a$ap rocky which was i believe the primary purpose of the phone call. >> stephen: yeah, a$ap rocky was the primary purpose of the call, as in: (as trump) "zelensky better launch the biden investigation asap, or his life's gonna get rocky." now-- "put a beat behind that." now, democrats, democrats on the committee ask sondland about the colorful language he reportedly used when talking to trump about zelensky. >> well, he also testified that you confirmed to president trump that you were in ukraine at the time, and that president zelensky, quote, loves your ass, end quote. do you recall saying that? >> yeah, it sounds like something i would say. that's how president trump and i communicate-- a lot of four lett

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unbroken you are amazed of the small number of faces you see but when you look at them haggard, jones, patsyt is who should be in there >> very impressive also this two night documentary very impressive. one story i want to tell is a lot of us have that is it, thiswant to do. for you they take you back to your college days, when do you are in the car with your dad headed to the grocery store . talk to us about that pivotal right there, talk about you can't get anymore middle of america. we are going to the grocery store he has got this a.m. radio you can barely make it out but this voice goes here's a new kid from texas you will love this out his name is george strait. the song was "and wild" changed my life forever. from that day forward i knew who i wanted to be. it's funny we were talking about this yesterday, it is people you want to be the helps you find who you become. for me it is george strait the reason why i wanted to be in country music. >> talk about other important people i'm a father now i have -year-old, i love being a dad and in this biography i love hearing you talk about be

he's no patsy. he's all in on defending the president sometimes. but not about the phone call itself. listen. >> all of that is alarming. as i've said from the beginning, i think this is not okay. the president of the united states shouldn't even in the original phone call be on the phone with the president of another country and raise his political opponent. so no, this is not okay. >> it's not okay. the call is alarming. you noted that might be the last line of defense republicans have here. it happened, it was bad, i think it's bad i'm just not going to say it's impeachable. >> right. it doesn't rise to the level of impeachment might be where they're going. witness, john, how far removed we are now from allegations about the whistle-blower. oh, the whistle-blower worked for joe biden, had his picture taken with chuck sooum chumer. all that business now is forgotten because we're approaching where the rubber meats the road. if i'm gordon sondland or his lawyer, and if i were unaware of that "wall street journal" report today, i'm nervous. because

eric naposki was nearly merely the patsy. >> but in nanette's trial, her attorney said she was innocentommitted the murder. >> over the course of this trial, the evidence is going to hear that -- >> mutue mutual finger pointing >> so nanette's attorney had to admit that her client wasn't exactly a saint. >> you can be anything you want, a liar, a cheat, whatever you want to call it. >> it seems to me in court you called your client a [ bleep ]. >> you can't ignore the most important part, and just because you treat people poorly does not make you a murderer. >> a million is a massive amount of people to people like me but to a million like her, that is a pittance. worth $55 million when he died. so her long-term plan is not to be with a dead beat loser wannabe nfl player. >> that's harsh. >> it's true. >> the question to the prosecutor. she was getting a lot of money from her, and cheated at the same time. and come on, why would she kill him. >> if he lives, he finds out she is cheating or she is stealing and best case scenario she is on the street with nothing and worst case she is in

sondland now decides, as you put it, not going to go quietly into the good night, not going to be the patsy or be the fall guy, going to take everyone down with him. he is putting the harsh spotlight on rudy giuliani, on mike pompeo, on donald trump, as this investigation moves into the next phase, the focus becomes, what will get john bolton on to capitol hill to testify? because john bolton is someone who has a lot of direct knowledge. what are the calculations that mike pompeo and rudy giuliani make about their own futures, their political futures, their legal liability? these are now at the senior levels of the trump administration, of the united states government and they are now -- they've been kind of hovering in the background for the entire month and a half that this scandal has been in play, they are now front and center on the stage and we'll see some incredible things happen. >> and claire, today, we're going to see trumpists are going to see donald trump turn on yet another one of his own. peter baker's headline, talking about the cannibalization. >> cannibalization of the whit

centered" begins with kay. in a vast desert completely wdevoid of basset hounds. [ back in baby's arms by patsy'm back where i belong found by the hounds. ♪ back in baby's arms ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: our next guest has her comedy album "my dad paid for this" available at -- at apple music. making her "tonight show" debut, please welcome the very funny megan gailey [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> thank you thank you. okay awesome news i'm engaged. [ cheers and applause all right. not everybody clapped, i saw [ laughter ] that's okay. that's fine. whenever people don't clap for that, i'm like, "oh, i guess they wanted to sleep with me [ laughter ] and your days are numbered." [ laughter ] when you get engaged, people ask you the same stupid questions over and over again. everyone is like, "were you surprised? "no. [ laughter ] but i was happy," and they're like, "boo [ laughter ] you should have been surprised. [ laughter ] it's like if you propose to someone and they are shocked, that's a bad sign. [ laughter ] if they are tip-toeing on the gazebos, they don't like you [ laughter ] and t

somlin is a donor an alleged patsy. he is not the secondary of state. >> it is not the shadow government that things are happening that couldn't happen in the original register. that's really important. it also links the president to this in a direct way, and he can talk about it being secondhand evidence or third hand evidence, but we could actually find out where he was at the time and hear from people who had firsthand information if the white house would allow these individuals to testify. >> that goes to my final question to ruth. take a look at these photos, ruth. we have gordon somlin on the other end of that call, plus laura cooper and david hale. >> he and president trump seem to have the worst memories of anybody in government. but somlin's memory keeps getting refreshed. in a normal world, he may have to worry about perjury charges. now we will have the testimony from the other end of the phone call, from the person who witnessed, overheard the president on the phone. and i think the person whose comments thi

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>> yes, the patsy. april, gates testified, roger stone was telling him in private that wikileaks had damaging information coming. he said it again in may according to gates and then in june. >> but here's the thing about that, i get why people look at this and say forget these folks or they want to think about negative things about roger stone who has invited plenty of negative portrayals. but i want to play for you right now roger stone speaking when he came out of the infamous congressional testimony, which is part of what he's on trial for saying, look, actually this stuff was false, in other words to simplify he said he was just bluffing and he didn't know as much as he claimed at the time. take a look. >> i made the case that the accusation that i knew about john podesta's e-mail hack in advance was false, that i knew about the content and source of the wikileaks disclosures involving hillary clinton was false. >> andrew? >> well, that is kind of the giant hole at the center of this trial. stone is

how far will devin nunes go as putin's patsy? >> oh, that's good. you go, hshlt. >> right up there with #mitch. >> russian intervenes in the election to help donald trump. they need to point the finger someplace else, so they point at ukraine. donald trump embraces the view because he doesn't want to acknowledge that russia helped him win the election in 2016. what those guys are doing is obvious. why devin nunes and the republicans on this committee has adopted this point of view too is, as always, the question, why do they want ton on the train. i think the most delightful potential prospect is to make this question front and center. will fiona hill get into this with devin nunes? will there be an engagement on this question in which she calls bs on devin nunes. >> looks like it. >> and by extension all of the republicans who embraced this point of view. >> the question today is going to be -- >> that the question. >> -- are they going to be on the side of vladimir putin or are they going to be on the side not only of fiona hill, but every intel c

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