that's the feeling of california gop chair jessica millan patterson. as we inch closer to election >> optimism comes as her party wraps up his three-day convention in anaheim. those spoke here include presidential candidates, donald trump, ron desantis, tim scott and fake ramaswamy. they would be too much better job than joe biden and dumpster fire that he's put together while republican leaders acknowledge the eventual gop presidential nominee will face a major uphill battle to win this blue state in the general election. patterson believes california republicans will play a major role in which party takes control of the u.s. house of representatives. she argues that's exactly what happened over the last 2 cycles. picked up 5 republican house seats right here in california. we currently hold a 4 seat house majority. and so we are the reason republicans hold the house. >> now what our job is going to be in this next cycle is make sure that we hold on to those seats. but we're going on the offense. that offense, he says, includes a partnership with the

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that's the feeling of california gop chair jessica millan patterson.nch closer to election >> optimism comes as for party wraps up his three-day convention in anaheim. those who spoke here include presidential candidates, donald trump, ron desantis, tim scott and fake ramaswamy. they would be much better job than joe biden and dumpster fire that he's put together while republican leaders acknowledge the eventual gop presidential nominee will face a major uphill battle to win this blue state in the general election. patterson believes california republicans will play a major role in which party takes control of the u.s. house of representatives. she argues that's exactly what happened over the last 2 cycles. picked up 5 republican house seats right here in california. we currently hold a 4 seat house majority. and so we are the reason republicans hold the house. >> now what our job is going to be in this next cycle is make sure that we hold on to those seats. but we're going on the offense. that offense, he says, includes a partnership with the republic

haley, who is speaking now on that stage, behind steve patterson, 8%.obviously, desantis at 14, and the former president at the top, with almost 60%, by the way. that is a pretty high number to say the least. what is your reaction, hearing former vice president mike hearns dropping out of the race? >> yeah, yasmin. it is remarkable that in this race, vivek ramaswamy remains in the former vice president, former governor and a former congressman is now out. it speaks a lot about where the party is. but i think my mike pence's decision really affirms the state of the race as we know it more than it changes the state of the race. he was out of money. there will be questions, a steve said, could he actually continue to make the debate stage? that would be a very embarrassing moment for the former vice president. i think it's really a three-way race right now. donald trump by 40 points, desantis, and nikki haley. but the question is, why was it not working for mike pence? with all of the qualifications he brings, and so, what is the question of the fact that

roger patterson, >> okay? morning. thank you very much for your time for and describing the situation on the ground. well, the home office have spoken to gb news and they say we are confident that our project, which will house asylum seekers in basic safe and secure accommodation , ocean meets the accommodation, ocean meets the planning required agents. and roger patterson was saying there that scampton is not fit for purpose . well, the home office purpose. well, the home office would say that is exactly what they're doing with this remedial work on scampton. so it is work on raf scampton. so it is important say well, in important to say that well, in other news, international human rights lawyer , i believe david rights lawyer, i believe david haigh joins us now. >> who needs . well, david, hey, >> who needs. well, david, hey, thank you so much for joining >> who needs. well, david, hey, thank you so much forjoining us to continue with this story. i suppose we do have to house migrants somewhere , don't we,

candidate sat tim scott of south carolina was interviewed by the pties ste chair jessica millan patterson regarding his plans for the economy, the southern border and education. >> thank you. please be seated. i am delighted to have senator tim scott here with us today. was almost a year and a half ago writer in anaheim that the senate and i sat down to talk about the future of our country. i cannot wait, wait to hear his vision today. before we bring up on stage, i would like to share some of his story. senator scott grew up in a single-parent household in north charleston, south carolina. thanks to his fate and hard work ethic of his mother and his grandfather and the mentorship of later in his community senator scott graduated high school, attended college on a football scholarship, and eventually built his own business. .. then the united states senate. what one of the most conservative voting records in congress, senator scott has left the effort to protect the unborn, secure our border, stand up to china and hold the biden administration accountable. because of his cuts became a rea

patterson, hands on the invest that basement of his right more than 75 years ago. so from 1917 palestine, palestinians have been a breathalyzer attacked. a dispossess displaced must have good online. it is nicholas twins by european colonialists without it in the form of british sold of joseph was ins. joyce, jewish philip chose sanchez, but is coming. what is preparing is going to be a locked was unprecedented by we see what we are expecting so far. and again, this is a number you didn't get on, so you've got the really number fig, almost accurately policing. and supposed to talk 370 palestinians messic. i've not done many of of this form of art. you've done some homework killed and there things are holmes and the number is increasing. yes. and there is a number of civilian casualties on both sides raise that. i do have to mention that, and there is a historical context that must be considered. my question to you is why you stain? why have you not left guys a given the situation? and then where should we go to to, to drown, to commit suicide most suicide. so becau

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. >> okay, time now for a look at today's newspapers with neil patterson.elcome to the press preview. on the front pages as they arrive. as for the next half an hour or so, we will be taking a look at what's making headlines. assistant editor laura armstrong and executive director of the -- join you guys in just a second. let's run you through the front pages. we begin with the observer. the attack by hamas militants on israel and the retaliation against gaza is, of, course the story of the headline. hundreds die and hostages held as hamas assault shocks israel. that shot is reflected to end the telegraph. it calls a situation, israel's 9/11 moment. as you might imagine, the taking of civilian hostages by hamas against international law is in this sunday express with this stark headline, human shield horror. the sunday times has detailed hostages were physically dragged from homes inseams that they say ripped from a nightmare. the male, a powerful story this, it concentrates on a picture of one terrified is being seized by hamas gunmen. the headline. don't

steve patterson, nbc news. >>> fascinating report.expensive. if so it's not just you in the last few weeks all the services you see right there have either raise or plan to raise prices, the biggest service of all netflix is reportedly planning to raise their fees, too. >> reporter: binging bills are about to see another bump. major streamers have announced price increases for nearly every premium plan and subscribers are seething. >> i just opened my hulu and they're raising their prices to 17.99 a month. >> reporter: starting next week, ad-free tiers of hulu and disney-plus will cost an extra $3. nbc universal's peacock has raised the cost of both of its subscription plans for as much as $2 and netflix could be next. "the wall street journal" reports, according to people familiar with the matter, the streaming giant is looking into charging more for its ad-free service after the hollywood actor's strike ends. while netflix declined our request for comment, industry experts say the move to increase prices is no plot twist. >> these p

this has been nbc's steve patterson in las vegas. thank you so much, steve.other side of the break, israel's prime minister says the war with hamas is in a new stage. we will go live to the region for the very latest. i will speak with the ranking member of the house foreign affairs committee. i'm charles coleman junior in four ali velshi. we will be right back. will be right back. will be right back. ugh, this guy again... pops! ay son! ya got a little somethin' on yuh face. needed a quick shave. quick shave? respect the process! it ain't my dad's razor, dad, it's from gillettelabs. gillette...labs? gillette's ultimate shaving experience. this green bar releases trapped hairs from my face. gamechanga! while the flexdisc contours to it. lookin' smooth. feelin' even smoother. how 'bout hookin' me up with some gillettelabs? check your texts. you're the best. nah, you're the best. the best a man can get keeps getting bettuh. the next generation of shaving is gillettelabs. struggling with the highs and lows of bipolar 1? ask about vraylar. because you are greater

matt: they have some really impressive brands at patterson. i think they own birkenstock. >> yes.hat makes me think about the possibility of you guys doing an ipo or did you look at that as a cautionary tale because it didn't go terribly well with birkenstock. >> i think birkenstock is a great brand and have done some great things. the ipo market has been tougher for consumer brands last couple of years but it's not in our immediate future to go public. we're focused on building a brand for the long-term and whether that includes a public future remains to be seen. for us, we want to build the best product we can. jon: in terms of brand value being created, lululemon is someone we track in canada and the market value has increased about $40 billion. that is a brand that over time expanded to focus on men. you were a menswear brand that is now expanded to focus more on women. how will that play out for you? >> i think there is a long history of active brands that have done this like nike and under armour and reebok. certainly lululemon was successful in terms of going from women's

arnold schwarzenegger they're speaking to my colleague colin patterson.bsite. do stay on for more news and updates. thanks very much for watching. hello there. let's take a look at the latest weather for the week ahead. on wednesday, we did have some sunshine around, but it was a very wet start to the day across southern counties of england, particularly through hampshire and the isle of wight. you can see flooded roads there in east cowes on the island, not far from the ferry terminal. and whilst we did have a met office amber warning out for that heavy rain, it was significant. some parts of the island, in knighton, for example, seeing three weeks' worth of october rainfall in just over 12 hours. looking to the next few days, we hold on to this static pattern really, of low pressure systems after low pressure systems bringing outbreaks of rain and their associated weather fronts with the jet stream running to the south of us, directing them towards our shores. here is thursday. we've got outbreaks of rain from the overnight period working their way nort

it helps people like crystal patterson.resident of a public affairs firm in washington, d.c. it must have been 10 or 15 years ago. i saw a report that talked about how goodwill and places like that often get more clothes than they know what to do with. and so they will, you know, put it in a landfill or ship it overseas. and it was shocking to me. i think oftentimes people get overwhelmed because they're like, i'm just one person. what difference can it make? and i understand that. but i do feel like as one person, this is one thing i can do. i'm thinking about clothing. in the bigger scheme of things changed the way crystal approached her wardrobe. but even she will tell you her closet isn't totally green. if i'm being honest, i do still buy plenty of stuff new. so, you know, again, it's mixing in, but every little bit helps. fashion industry is very, very resource intensive, just the way it manufactures products, how it gives, you know, disseminates and sells products. garima sharma is an assistant professor at the kogod

colin patterson, bbc news. >> thank you for watching "world news america." do take care.tor: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. and by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. ♪ ♪ wow, you get to watch all your favorite stuff. it's to die for. now you won't miss a thing. this is the way. the xfinity 10g network. made for streaming. ♪ >> good. tonight, a russian strike kills dozens of civilians in ukraine. the fight for the house speaker cuts military aid -- puts

steve patterson for us, thank you. all right, i want to go back to general dave petraeus, to talk more about israel. general, thank you standing by for us. i want to be on the record with that for former president, mike pence, dropping out of the race for president here in the u.s.. one of the things i was surprised about that was not asked of prime minister benjamin not to know who was the after. what i mean by that, is what, then? you eradicate hamas from gaza. what will you do then? how do you govern 2 million palestinians? it hasn't worked before. when you governed, when israel governed, that area. what do you do now? the carrying this out? >> i think this very much pence the question that it would be great to hear israel lay out not just the determination to destroy hamas, and the islamic jihad, and also to dismantle the political wing, which means that they will inevitably have to end mid administering gaza for a period of time. and they have to know what they're going to do. they shouldn't be announcing, i, thin

. >> chief patterson says it's the first red flag warning for october in two years, and residents are getting nixle alerts about the increase. >> fire danger, red flag warning in effect 1028 through 1029. be cautious. >> the concern here in the area is a fire on mount tam, which burns mill valley down like the sign says, no parking here on miller avenue in mill valley. >> city officials want to use this stretch as an evacuation route in case of a fire. just something happens. >> there's only two roads out of mill valley. so if these roads are being used for parking other than a median, then those escape routes will be blocked for everybody. >> so we're asking your viewership to be very vigilant this weekend. >> cal fire chief mike marcucci says it's been a productive year of prescribed controlled burns, reducing fire threat. but despite a mild fire season, he says the danger isn't over yet and residents should be ready to leave their homes if a fire breaks out. >> really a reminder to our communities to have their go bag packed. this is october. it is a very destructive month in calif

we will have a one-on-one interview with california gop chair jessica millan patterson on how she feels about the future of her party in this blue state reporting from tom wallace. kron. 4 news. >> new tonight at 11, a vigil held tonight in honor of the mother who was shot and killed at a toyota dealership. and al bunny last week, 24 year-old alanna gallon lost her life in a targeted shooting according to police happened last thursday morning while gallon was working at the dealership. authorities are calling it a domestic violence case. her family says it was senseless. >> the support i was shocked and hold each and every would she was just all giggles and she left her came love. king they was like this but maybe i got to stay strong him. >> allen's mother has set up a gofundme to try and help her grandson through this crisis. a crash left one person dead and another injured after they tried to outrun police in san francisco. as apd says the vehicle was wanted in connection with an armed robbery and auto burglaries around 4 o'clock. this afternoon, officers spotted the car and we're pr

may seem like they're more popular than the actually the one is also to understand a as in resort patterson to do that is quite popular across the face of products that africa most of the population is experiencing what's commented as a dr. triple try that. so you will realize that in communities better experiencing high levels of corporate, united employment, they may get support. so it's not true. you get an accurate way to imagine that this uh, july entity in our political parties has a problem, some parts of the country. mm. okay. yeah, but what they do clearly has set overwhelming consequences. one could say a member of oppression to do the apache. isaac literally said this on record, and i quote, review, illegal immigrants, us criminals, and the must go back to the countries isn't, isn't a phobia. we need to deal with presidents and we need to do with stereotypes and discrimination and not only for life skills as in a copy and not all for the claim. you know, because the story data and i engaged um, i am surprised that goes with it himself. last year, during a launch of 50 ports that

but councillor roger patterson described the department as liars .ow them. i no confidence in them. i have no confidence in them. i have no confidence in them at all. first of all, i think they should be disbanded. they're liars and charlatans . they're liars and charlatans. they're liars and charlatans. they're undemocratic and they're just lying and just false . wing just lying and just false. wing it through and you know, sticking two fingers up to local democracy , police and private democracy, police and private companies are being urged to stop using facial recognition, surveillance . surveillance. >> former brexit secretary david davis and lib dems leader sir ed davey are among a group of 65 mps and peers backing a big brother watch campaign, calling for change. police have used live facial recognition software at large scale public events, including the king's coronation. the group says it's concerned about human rights, the potential for discrimination and a lack of public mandate. the un is to investigate an airstrike in ukraine that killed

le pasó a ella y a los otros niños y a los maestros buildings, we are in his own stages and gerry pattersonntendente interino del distrito escolar de ovalle, dice que esta nueva escuela regresará más espacio en todas las escuelas de su distrito. >> escuelas que recibieron a los estudiantes de rob, la los días. miembro de la mesa directiva de la fundación oval, decía y es forward fue el juez de la paz que oficialmente pronunció la muerte de todas las víctimas del masacre. dice que este último año y medio no ha sido fácil para la comunidad. >> no esperas que te van a hablar y que y que sean tantas personas. esperamos que si sabíamos que que había estado pasando algo adentro, pero no hasta que no llegue. si miras el lugar no sabes. no te lo esperarías, pero algunas familias están en contra de la construcción de esta nueva escuela, ya que dicen que los fondos recaudados hubieran sido mejor utilizados para mejoras en las escuelas que ya existen. >> otros dicen que esta escuela es justo lo que la comunidad necesita. >> yo digo que una escuela nueva está mejor porque rob ya no, la escuela ya no pu

and i think there is no place that is sort of to patterson engine by thousands to okay, make sure you stay with us and our continuing coverage all of the will between gaza and ease routes. it is day 3 and phase of elijah has pictures of rockets being 5 or, and a piece to be wrong. could spain 5 from guys there and it comes up to hundreds of strikes keeps guys or even not. these riley miller trace is $500.00 from us targets for hit, the desktop continues to rise. we'll have all of today's developments off to the right to stay with us. the the hello type thing queen is now starting to week and it's moving just to the south south. china hasn't made contact with the mainland just yet, but it will bring some very heavy right in time that as we go through the next couple of days ahead of that, we've got some pretty wet weather still in place across the pot. so vietnam, $76.00 millimeters to freight in 24 hours, the shower was drifting in here as we go through tuesday. but whether it costs a good parts of indo china, it's got to bring the showers across the facilities have use of which lot u

written a book on advice on how to be successful, and has been sharing words of wisdom with colin pattersoneel, is it pretty or do you see potential? extraordinary. it's unbelievable. i think i'm blushing. i can't believe it. yeah, yeah. we are in the very strange situation, because of the actors�* strike, we can�*t talk about your movies. does this mean i have to do your catchphrases today? what�*s the rules there? you can go and say, "get to the chopper!" you can say, "i�*ll be back." i�*ll be back. i�*m very happy that i have had a great movie career. because one of the rules that i talk about in the book is don�*t listen to the naysayers. so when they said to me you would never be a comedy star. twins. i said i want to be a comedy star — i think i have a sense of humour. my name isjulius, and i�*m your twin brother. 0h, obviously. and you speak in the book about lows that you�*ve had and how you came back from them. what did it take when i was beaten in body—building and i was second in the mr universe contest. you lost this competition, losers stayed down, but winners always get up. ev

now roger patterson . patterson. now roger patterson.ome secretary whose plan you think she's an plan this is. you think she's an idiot? rid of her. idiot? get rid of her. >> well , yeah, i have said idiot? get rid of her. >> well, yeah, i have said that. >> well, yeah, i have said that. >> i didn't say she was an idiot. >> but you just say fire her. >> but you just say fire her. >> yeah, well, the home office, the home. >> home office. >> home office. >> they've been lying for the start. >> they keep saying they're going to meet residents. they don't to talk to residents. don't want to talk to residents. they just these meetings they just have these meetings when box exercise , when it's a tick box exercise, as we're to do this, we're as we're going to do this, we're to going do that. we're doing this. i mean, the last one was a pubuc this. i mean, the last one was a public meeting in where i was online. and it was all online. and questions and they and i asked questions and they blocked me. >> they put up a thing where i couldn't actua

but while we wait for him, i would like to talk about this. nato ex patterson is almost as if, when one thing and it needs to look so. so i in the do something new here. what i'd like to go, i like to start with you, how many, if i may, and here we have named. so what state the opposite, i mean, they all, they think that the was police here. we know that they made some serious mistakes in afghanistan. we know your back is i am as you feel this, the sure. but all the sales in looking to expand south. i mean, that is very, uh, it is a very dangerous, a step, i would say for the peace of the world. because we have seen the more of the nature, it was only under the american in the 1st of all, it is a alliance of many countries. but you have seen that you are influenced by united states, and in case of a one time or, or other cases they are seeing that i'm going to be attacked into the, under the people die because of these bar. and if they told me that, then i will be a very good that for the other like side the address. yeah, i mean uh the other, the uh, warranty, not the you you said the

so i'm from patterson, is a talking about this, is that one of the people that was arrested and he then has a social media posts put top on his facebook page soon off to the arrest with these really flag and reason when text was the don't mess around with the is really all me, it seems to become that it seems to become a lot more personal at the moment, also, and not refugee camp during that rate. it seems that posters of also been put top warning people to not show solidarity with those are in gaza, but it's also saying don't let this be another garza and it will and that they would revoke what thomas if they was seen to be supporting homeless or of course, any, the owned groups in the west bank, so it's really taking an escalating into another level that's been not been seen assess. and the not recently in uh, occupied westbank. these are just not the usual rays, the daily rays that we do see here that happen all the time. but now it's becoming a lot more personal. are still ahead and i'll just say that and how the world views the governing parts and kind of it defies falls in argenti

also, we heard yesterday from the is riley come on, the operations conducted inside the occupied patterson, interpreters, the west bank. and he was saying that he's ready, ministry had in his woods taken neg, the loved results, and the continuation of the operations to find what do you describe just terrorist nests inside the occupied? westbank will continue in the days to come. so you can imagine a very novice nights, a thousands of civilians living across the occupied west bank. charlie, thank you. the most, what's, what's coming here and i'll just say we're including mike johnson and makes moves and suppose it is relevant is 1st day a speaker of the us house of representatives on statements. the hello we've got to allows the clear dry. i'm sunny weather across the central parts of china for the time being, but increasing cloud is in the process of spilling in. and that will introduce a wet weather here, sinking further south, which as we go through the next couple of days, see how that a lot of cloud, just sympathetic the lines up with this airy request to weather just to the east of ja

so the international communities, a response is not patterson, london, and washington. it's something completely different and reset thing. they have learned the lesson that you create to your guest bathroom guys. and if you're allowed reason, i just wanted to clarify a few things here because also how much and it spokesman tends to have kind of a cavalier interpretation, quite loose interpretation of international law and the so for this investment community, right there is a very strict international law effect the question of taking hostages civilians as hostages. and of course, i mean civilians and that, or is that most also there's a very clear line there and we cannot just, you know, keep throwing both sides of the story that does what does not justify how much session that's beside the point. because this is the 4th, i want to try to make the keep an eye on your other guest. have been making much of the morning. what does this all mean? so we, yes we are talking about or why are they taking hostage regardless of whether it's legal or not. i don't think this is ce

[cheering and applauding] i want to thank california republican patterson for the introduction as wellttee, the chair of this group of little people national committee, shall a friend of mine, a person who wins cases for us and we are his army. incredible husband. you stand up? thank you for being here seriously. we love her. along with a tough cookie, he did such a great job in the administration person who loves your state a lot, rick now. [cheering and applauding] thank you, great job. tough guy. the fantastic mayor, we flew over huntington beach, we flew over tony's bit of a place, where is tony? you don't have the problems other beaches have, he don't have encampments sitting on the ocean. you've done a great job. we just flew over and i was talking to the people, thousands, i said this is different but you've done a fantastic job, thank you very much. tony is showing how we can clean up the homelessness and all the other things we have to do to make a place work, you have to do it and i'm honored today, arizona to get his endorsement, his endorsement was very meaningful to me. th

patterson. thank you, president swig and commissioners ryan patterson for the appellants. yes, we don't object to a short continuance, ideally short because we would like to see a speedy resolution to this, to correct one statement. the penalties have been paused due to the appellants efforts at compliance and as well, we don't object to a continuance. we do object to the department's lack of a brief. that makes it very hard for us to respond to the arguments if we don't know in advance what they're going to be in court. they call this sandbagging and the parties arguments are often taken as waived when they fail to raise them. in the briefing. it certainly puts us at a disadvantage in many cases, it wouldn't matter as much, but this one is pretty technical and on the basis of state law. so the short verbal explanation of a position at the planning commission hearing has made it hard for us to respond to it because it doesn't really make sense in our view, and i would love to see it written out and explained so we can respond and i think that's about it. if it's possible t

el equipo de detroit, wrigley patterson, tuvo 4 goles de campo, pero los raiders respondían con esteaffrey llegó 17 partidos seguidos anotando touchdown, lo que significa empatar el registro histórico de lennie moore. pero si piensa más en la racha perdedora que tiene su equipo. y ese fue su mensaje. for all the time for panic is definitely, you know, not now. >> i think urgent is need that be urgent, but they beat us today. and it should piss everyone off and it does and we like i said, then we got the right guys to you know. get a little bit of rest and come back hungry as ever serra con grandes ligas. >> porque este lunes se jugó el tercero de la serie mundial y en phoenix los rangers se llevaron la victoria sobre los 3 a 1, en gran parte gracias a este cuadrangular de cory seeger. ahora texas lidera la serie 2 juegos a1a el final. en ese repaso deportivo. pausa y ya regresamos con más domina la acción fue presentado por river rock casino. >> tu podrás ser el próximo miembro del club en ganar parte de 150.000■!a. los detle en riroalsver ck con el público. >> y lo hizo bajo la mira

but councillor roger patterson described the department as liars .t as liars. >> and i wouldn't trust the home office as far as i could throw them. i have no confidence in them. i have no confidence in them at all. first of all, i think they should be disbanded. there liars and charlatans. they're undemocratic and they're just lying and just forcing it through and, you know, sticking two fingers up to local democracy . police and private democracy. police and private companies are being urged to stop using facial recognition, surveillance as a group of 65 mps and peers backing a big brother watch campaign are calling for change. >> police have used live facial recognition software at large scale public events, including the king's coronation. the group says it's concerned about human rights, the potential for discrimination and a lack of pubuc discrimination and a lack of public mandate. the un is to investigate an airstrike in ukraine that killed at least 52 people. a missile hit a cafe and grocery store in the village of hausa in the kharkiv region

joining us is alexander patterson. a price target of 850 pence. alexander, winter is coming.t are we going to learn about demand? >> so far demand has been really very good indeed. surprisingly strong to many given that we fat difficult economic conditions in the u.k. there is an element of pent-up demand because they love people couldn't get away during the pandemic and i think also we've not had very good weather in northern europe and that has stimulated demand, people looking to go to sunnier places to enjoy themselves. guy: that persist after the summer? people have spent a lot of money this summer going on holiday. we are seeing a cost-of-living story that is persisting in the u.k. and elsewhere. what does the winter look like in terms of that demand story? >> i think winter should continue to look good. all of the updates that we've heard from competitors, demand continues to be robust. forward bookings have been ahead of where they were last year, even though there has been an increase in capacity. capacity will be up about 10% over the winter, but people want to get

it was this role in the movie circus that was played by james loydovich patterson, a future submarine main character, fish 300, this year off the coast of japan, using a special camera at a depth of 8.336 m, managed to photograph the fish that became the owner of this record. deepest sea fish absolutely right, a fish of the family liparidae or sea slugs. lavali, we know 300, during the azov campaign the galley principium, he commanded personally, peter i, 300 were served, in this country, guacamola is celebrating national day. at the same time as independence day , no wonder, mexico, mexico, absolutely right, guac avocado sauce, the national mexican dish, universities 300, you get a question from the national project science universities. in 2022, a student from sterletom during the platform project university technological entrepreneurship" has developed a recipe based on the shucks of these beans? the waste is called cacaowello, they are not used in making chocolate because they are difficult to grind. circus 300, among his early circus paintings there is, for example, a family of a

coming up rebecca patterson, joints bloomberg tv at 2:00 p.m. new york time. this is bloomberg.ing session. equities getting hit. tenure moving up and abigail is tracking the moves. charlie: -- abigail: over the entire session futures were looking at a decline but around the time of president biden's comments -- initially a leg higher suggesting on the oil numbers data inventories coming in tighter than expected that there could be continued inflationary expectations ahead, the highest level since 2007. it's pretty amazing to see this backup of anywhere between 22 to 34 across the curve. the 10 year yield and the five-year yield, the 20 year yield here now above the two year yield. this been so drastically inverted becoming less inverted and steepening to some degree. some say that is a sure sign of recession. the two-year technically relative to chart technicals it looks like we will continue to go higher. this is the two-year yield in recent months. this area of congestion suggests they will break higher because of the higher lows. technically at this point the two-year yield

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guy: rebecca patterson, bridgewater's former chief investment strategist speaking to alix to be askingwhat landing? gerry fowler, head of ubs equity strategy. if you are a european equity strategist and looking at the data coming out of the united states, how do you answer the question about u.s. having no landing and the european economy may be having a landing? what does that -- how does that manifest itself in your world? gerry: there has definitely been some divergence. has been a surprise how weak the european economy has been, both in terms of the economic surprise through the second quarter, some of the retail sales data we have seen with the august data coming out and surprising to the downside, but also very much in the surveys. we are not just talking about the headline pmi's. probably the most interesting thing at the moment is that the backlog of work, particularly in industrial sectors, seems to be deteriorating rapidly in europe. it surprising that europe is looking week in contrast to -- i wouldn't necessarily say acceleration in the u.s., the resilience we are seeing in

we will have a one-on-one interview with california gop chair jessica millan patterson on how she feelsuture of her party. >> and this blue state reporting from tom wallace. kron. 4 news. >> back here in the bay area and the north bay, as and our fellow officer was struck in a police car by a driver suspected of dui srpd sharing these photos of the aftermath. it happened at one 30 this morning at the intersection of francisco boulevard east in belen boulevard, according to police, the speeding driver was in a dodge dart when they ran a red light slamming into the side of the police car. the force of the crash pushed that police vehicle nearly 100 feet. the officer inside is recovering from minor injuries. the vehicle, however, was totaled from the damage. the dui driver was booked into the marion county jail on charges of felony dui and driving without a license. a judge has ordered 14 bay area subway restaurants to shut down the franchise owners identified as john michael mazza and his wife, jessica, have been ordered to pay workers. nearly 1 million dollars in back wages and damages.

nbc news correspondent, steve patterson, in las vegas for us, steve, you are covering the republican jewish coalition summit for us. where pence made that announcement. but you have? >> richard, i think it's important to relay how much of a shock this was. nobody knew anything. outside of mike pence's inner circle. we spoke to the ceo of the republican jewish coalition, and event we are standing at, as you mentioned. he didn't know maybe ten minutes into his speech he would pivot into a concession speech. nobody really knew this was coming. i spoke to the -- that has been following along with pence's campaign, a fantastic pro reporter, she's been there since minute one. she had no idea this was. coming in, fact she was told about the next steps for the campaign, where they would be traveling to. she was preparing to go to the next campaign step. so, all of this happened abruptly. pence launched into his speech that felt very prepared, that was about his foreign policy experience. that was all the candidates wanted to highlight today. then, again, about ten minutes through the speech,

john patterson who was a physician by trade, he described how it ruined his medical practice and left him bedridden and under the care of his wife. i could not sleep until the injection was administered. my wife would get up at all hours of the night and use a syringe on me. my health is so poor that i was confined to my room and at last to my bed, i could not eat until i used morphine, let alone practice medicine. this inversion of the social order in the body was looked down upon. and contributes to the lived consequences of addiction in veterans day-to-day lives after the civil war. because it was so stigmatized they often became isolated from their families and from their communities. take john and fanny from fredericksburg, virginia, he was shot in the leg during the battle of petersburg and the confederate veteran was addicted to morphine to cope with the pain. the couple kept the addiction secret because it was a stigmatized reality. fanny worried that john's weakness and folly would get out into the papers. they were somewhat of a prominent family in fredericksburg. he promise

acting as president for the last six months of the second term since his friend and colleague james patterson was a shoe in to be elected the next president. and he turned over the duties of the office mostly to james madison and he sat in the white house reading newspapers and twiddling his thumbs and looking forward to going home to monticello. well, one of the reasons he also was eager to leave the white house is he had intimations of american future he didn't approve of. he disapproved of the federal court system. especially the supreme court. he hated john marshall. he was, in 1806, to have salt rubbed into the john marshall wound because in 1806 jefferson eagerly looked to richmond, virginia where ehrenberg was on trial for treason which jefferson thought was definitely guilty of and the look of the assignment of the supreme court judges to the various outlying districts, john marshall was the judge at aaron burr's trial in richmond and instructed the jury exactly as to what the treason clause in the constitution meant. and the jury, may or may not like jefferson's former vice president

. >> chief patterson says it's the first red flag warning for october in two years and residents are getting nixle alerts about the increased fire danger. >> red flag warning in effect 1028 through 1029. be cautious. >> the concern here in the area is a fire on mount tam, which burns mill valley down like the sign says, no parking here on miller avenue in mill valley. >> city officials want to use this stretch as an evacuation route in case of a fire. just something happens. >> there's only two roads out of mill valley. so if these roads are being used for parking other than a median, then those escape routes will be blocked for everybody. >> we're asking your viewership to be very vigilant this weekend . >> cal fire chief mike marcucci says it's been a productive year of prescribed controlled burns producing a fire threat. but despite a mild fire season, he says the danger isn't over yet. and residents should be ready to leave their homes if a fire breaks out. >> a reminder to our communities to have their go bag packed. this is october. it is a very destructive month in california.

at this very soon, the same the he's really attractive. killed nearly 1800 patterson units in san today. when who must launch an attack on southern the war and guns, it has prompted a range of reactions from politicians across europe, but fits but few rather express strong sympathy with palestinian civilians. irish member of parliament, chris andrew, is an exception. he told a 0 that the palestinians he met by living and gods that just want the rights to live normal life. i. so as long as the thunder line we sleep saying does a and d u student reviews read. you see england. and you see at the us sending at sending ministry reinforcements to is read, as they said, to protect us from a ton of time. i'm kind of getting ins which is breathtaking because it's like, i say, 1800 people have been slaughtered by is israel. today's at that is just comes on top of many, many or at times when age range intervened and carpet bombed and blew up and killed . so many people in, in the gaza strip. i'm, it is just up to be a risk. it is depressing not to say i spent a quite a bit of time in the gaza stri

will support me in this brief indulgence as i want to recognize medal of honor recipient robert patterson, who was awarded the medal of honor for conspicuous gallantry in action in risk of his life by president nixon at the white house rose garden in 1969. thank you for being here. i would like to welcome his excellency, the ambassador of qatar to the united states of america. thank you for being here. as well as general michael moseley, the longtime chief of staff of the united states air force. major general and watson, the commanding general of the first marine division, we not only welcome him, but i can for his support and the support of the united states marine corps to bring this anniversary to life. thank you, gentlemen. i would like to recognize also tamara martin, the recently appointed director of the nixon library federal operations of the organizer administration. thank you, tamara. now, let's begin our evening in prayer as robert delivers this evening's indication. >> let us pray. lord, our governor, bless the leaders of our land that we may be at peace among ourselves and a

. >> chief patterson says it's the first red flag warning for october in two years and residents are getting nixle alerts about the increased fire danger. >> red flag warning in effect. 1028 through 1029. be cautious. >> is the concern here in the area is a fire on mount tam, which which burns mill valley down like the sign says no parking here on miller avenue in mill valley city officials want to use this stretch as an evacuation route in case of a fire. >> just something happens. >> there's only two roads out of mill valley. so if these roads are being used for parking other than a median, then those escape routes will be blocked for everybody. >> we're asking your viewership to be very vigilant this weekend . >> and cal fire chief mike marcucci says it's been a productive year of prescribed and controlled burns producing fire threat. but despite a mild fire season, he says the danger isn't over yet and residents should be ready to leave their homes if a fire breaks out. >> really a reminder to our communities to have their go bag packed. this is october. it is a very destructive

and it goes with the weights since they sold a team, thresh, patterson, german, $41.00. the home side took the lead, 17 minutes in power going forward to miguel element or on scoring new courses. first gold in the competition, 2 decades, the premium e sign another before the break. and then so a lot of stuff with the 3, the early in the 2nd half piece you put one back on the policy, save the best, the last, defend the fabbing and share with the color of the night to make it for one victory moves me 1012 for free base. yeah. must be, it, was this very special, a knew it would be um this an amazing place to play football regardless of the competition. but i think there was an extra level tonight, a call saying the support was enough for what they gave the team and how they helped us in the game. personally, there's a very difficult thing to rank or. yeah, and i never spend time doing it. and you just always on to the next challenge, but i hope there's a lot more night slot this to come. the, the 3 time rugby will champions and use even compete. they pull face later when th

busy place that is serious to patterson engine, but does this thing describe what it was like before these strikes began on saturday or into sunday? rhonda garza was already a cd that was struggling, humanitarian from a humanitarian perspective. did you guys have running water? was there electricity, or was it easy to access food and, and what impact is that going to have now, given that you've got this bombardment bombardment going forward? a thank you for this context with speak about more than 100 years of british colonialism. i'm saying is occupation piece is an extension produced is right here . designers. policy of displacement of genocide on technical using i guess bundles and palestine. this is not the solution is not only difficult thing guys on the bank is right under the actual manual nazis according to is really starting to start from running is right. and now let them yeah one and his ministers a destroying a homes. committing bug rooms, attacking palestinians, deluxe the mosque, and the line you name of the must have been because the situation has to be in a locked was

will support me in this brief indulgence, and i want to recognize medal of honor recipient robert patterson, who is a guest this evening, awarded the medal of honor for conspicuous gallantry in the intrepidity in action at the risk of his life by president nixon at the white house rose garden in 1969. take you. i like to welcome his excellency, ambassador, michelle otani, the ambassador of qatar to the united states of america. thank you for being here, ms. ambassador. as well as general t. michael mosley, longest-tenured for the notices air force. major general benjamin watson, commanding general, first marine division. we not only welcome but thank him for his support and the support of the united states marine corps for the 50th anniversary brought to life. thank you. like to recognize also tamra martin, recently appointed director of the nixon presidential libraries with the administration. thank you, tamara. now, let's begin our evening in prayer, as robert delivers this evening's invocation. >> let us pray. oh, lord, our governor, blessed leaders of our land, that we may be at peace a

there is no place that is sort of to patterson engine, but does this thing or you're watching l g 0. and now continuing coverage all of the world between gaza and israel, laura kyle will be taking over the next. and so you'll have all of the days development, the in depth analysis of today's headlines, 1000000 euros to help to address migration. is it going to tease the micro crisis to make it was informed opinions, we need more investors and more people that make the decisions and regiments for frank assessments. this balance between to tow and son via shoals is particularly important for the politeness industry show inside story on out to 0. so many politicians want to be the republican party is candidate for the any stand, a chance it gets donald trump, if our planet is burning and we're running out of time, why aren't we doing more to deal with climate change? our american politics just getting to your wife, intuit, stream for most americans because it can look us politics the bottom line the . the laura kyle. this is the news ally from the welcome to the ongoing special coverage