patty mickley and kathy dilber.n the defense intelligence agency. kathy worked for the department of the army. on 9/11, they began their day as they so often did, with a morning talk in the pentagon courtyard. patty's daughter graduated from the pentagon daycare center a week earlier. she had just had her first day of kindergarten. patty told her younger sister all about it. then they went their separate ways. that was their last conversation. kathy was devastated by patty's murder. she channeled her anguish into service. by working with the pentagon memorial fund. kathy says that was the tie that kept me here. we are grateful that kathy is here with us today. after 9/11, the staff, the family members and the children of the pentagon daycare center donated a small plaque in the pentagon courtyard. it honors patty and shelley marshall, another dia teammate slain on 9/11. her young children were at the daycare center that morning. shelley marshall's daughter chandler is now a lawyer who has helped to care for afghan r

mia farrow and patti lupone.r they have seen and done just about everything on stage and screen. everything, that is, except work together, until now. they discuss their joyful pairing with seth doane. >> reporter: who decided to do this first? >> mia. >> reporter: you decided? >> it was dependent on patti doing it. >> they went to mia first. >> reporter: long-time friends with a lifetime of performing. now finally together on broadway. >> it was perhaps a feeling of maybe is this it, or might there be one last adventure. >> reporter: mia farrow and patti lupone later this "sunday morning." >>> from new year's eve to "american idol," ryan seacrest is known as one of the busiest people on television. as he tells luke burbank, he will take on one more assignment if it's a chance to spin that famous game show wheel. >> now we are kicking off the party. >> reporter: he spent his entire career playing host in one way or another, but his newest roll might be the biggest yet. >> welcome to wheelchair. >> you are walking

and then, right before patti came back and he said, "now, do you want what patti gets, you know, to helpe patti special, whatever that is." [ laughter ] and so, he went, "okay." and so, he gave me that, and then right as i was -- you know, it was benadryl and i found out -- i thought it was going to be more like a children's benadryl, you know, a little like groggy. but when you get benadryl just injected intravenously, it's -- it's really like -- it was like a horse tranquilizer for me. [ laughter ] and she walked in when i was just mid-tranquilizered. and i was -- i couldn't talk. i was going, "hi, patti." [ laughter ] and she was dripping in diamonds. and she was like, "oh, darling, no!" [ laughter ] and she -- i swear to god, this really did happen. and she -- she went, "i know what i'm going to do. i'm going to make you a piece of english muffin with peanut butter." and i couldn't speak. and i was like -- [ laughter ] i was having cold sweats, and i was cold and then i was hot. and i kept going, "joe, am i all right? am i going to make it?" and he was like, "oh, you'll be fine." [ l

and she's my wife patti. we fell in love. blagojevich is a loyal wife, she is a tough customer, and she's the daughter of dick mell. she's complicated. that budding relationship between those two is how rod goes from this nobody politically, finding a way to kind of imbed himself into one of these big political families in chicago. they have so much power. i don't think it was, you know, some great surprise that, like, you know, when it comes time to meet the parents, that dick mell was the father-in-law and the--the powerful city council chieftain. we're gonna try to work together to put this great city back together so that we're all part of it and we all feel free. dick mell was a guy who always had the voice in the backrooms. he was a power broker in that kind of chicago classic sense. before politics, it was a nice relationship, but for the most part, respectful. and then because i was in the family, and i was actually pretty good at helping her dad, local politics, knocking on doors and trying to get him votes, there wa

thank you patti. patty.reat for some questions. >> thank you do think this cr negotiation seems to be the four corners of leadership? or is this something you and leader mcconnell could negotiate question price has best of the four corners of leadership are e included but obviously the senate you need republican votes. so four corners is best. yes? [inaudible] >> look, i think she's going to do great at the debate. she's going to not only talk about what is already been accomplished for the things she wants to accomplish for the american people, for working families. limiting she's going to do real well. [inaudible] republicans don't get. [inaudible] >> found trump rencher trump years ago when he owned shutting down the government paid the bottom line is we want a bipartisan negotiation. we'll sit down to a bipartisan negotiation and so it would be passive. as i said we want bipartisan negotiation but were not going to get into the details. >> we do not want chaos. there's no reason for that. would like to d

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patty's serenity prayer went like this...power to oppose what we must oppose, courage to support what we must support, and the wisdom to know the difference. conference,... conference, wouldn't we all have loved patty to be here today for this moment? applause so i wanted to make the same invocation for us today. for thatis invocation for us today. for that is the power, the courage and the wisdom that we will needin and the wisdom that we will need in the years ahead. because it will fall to us to be the responsible opposition that any government needs. an essential role in our democracy. and a role that today's conservative party simply cannot fulfil. they show themselves to be totally unfit to govern our country, and the british people rightly booted them out. and the conservatives... and the conservatives... and the conservatives are already showing they are unfit for opposition as well. it is hardly surprising, i suppose. expecting that lot to hold the government to account on the nhs or the economy? that would be like p

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, cnn political commentator, and republican strategist patty first few, this wasn't some radio interview that j.d. vance did years ago. this was last night in michigan, which makes you think it's a set piece which makes you think it's intentional. why? >> i don't know why honestly, look, there's a huge gender gap in this election with kamala harris winning women voters by double digits, high double digits so, you know, sarah huckabee sanders remarks were not only in my view, not very nice, but not very smart we have seen this childless cat lady meme out there in the zeitgeist, and it's not working for the trump campaign at all. so i don't know what she was thinking. i don't it clearly was intentional. i don't know why women voters are going to decide this race in about seven states and like i said, it's going to be very, very close. so why they would alienate those voters is beyond me. and also one more thing, the name is kamala, not kamala. and i think she deserves the respect to pronounce her name correctly shermichael, there are a lot of republicans and independents out there without

patty morin, thank you, we appreciate you. >> thank you very much for having me, i appreciate it. >> you're vehicle welcome. >> todd: federal reserve chair jerome powell blaming migrant crisis for growing unemploy men rate. cheryl casone from fox business here with details. >> cheryl: good morning. yeah, federal reserve voted to cut interest rates by half a point yesterday. as we discussed on fox business, several analysts were calling for the committee to make that move to deal with a weakening job market, which we are seeing happen across this country. it was powell's admission about labor market and dynamics of it that caught people's attention. listen to what he says after the decision about why unemployment is rising. >> if you are having millions of people come into the labor force and creating 100,000 jobs, you see unemnoployment go up. there is influx across the border and that is one thing that has allowed unemployment rate to rise and slower hiring rate which is something we watch carefully. >> cheryl: first interest rate cut we have seen since 2020. unemployment is 4.2%. >

you had to sing in front of broadway legend patti lupone.he made us feel very comfortable. she is so down-to-earth and she was so game to be a part of this team and i feel like people were stressed about it but she was like, just sing, honey, you are great. it was so nice and refreshing and it was funny because they didn't let us know that we had to sing for the show. >> jordan: really? >> that was not a requirement for the audition. they just hoped for the best. it worked out. [laughter] >> jordan: that could definitely go awry. >> but yeah, i can carry a tune. >> jordan: there seems to be a bond onset in the coven you had. did that exist offset as well? >> truly. we have a coven group chain and we text each other when there is a full moon. we check on each other during retrogrades. really sweet. >> jordan: [laughs] >> i saw patti lupone in her play this week, which you should also go see, "the roommates." i saw joe on "sweeney todd," we still bip and bop in and out of each other's life. it is really nice to have a group of people that you

we need to close the borders. >> martha: rachel morin's mother, patty, joins me now.e these average difficulties for you. and that you never imagined that this part of your life would be dedicated to this fight. but tell me what you think about what is happening in this country and why it is so difficult for people to wake up and stop it? >> i think part of the reason why it's so difficult is because they made it a political issue and they're not listening to the everyday person who was actually experiencing the horrors of the immigration crisis that is going on. and i think that until we keep speaking and keep speaking and more people speak up, no one is going to take notice. and that's part of the reason why as mothers we've come here to get -- today before congress, this congressional hearing is make our voices heard because it is really very important that people realize that there's a war going on on our soil and it is being fought right in front of us and people aren't recognizing it and it's just going to get worse. >> martha: yeah, i think it's striking, you s

what more can you tell us about this, patty? this one quite a bit more since the last hours passed and about an hour ago. this indictment was on sealed and the southern district of new york all 38 pages of it. so the highlights here. yeah. us and, or, and 6 of his top deputies had been indicted on 7 counts. and they range from conspiracy to provide support to terrorist organizations. conspiracy to murder us, nation nationals, conspiracy obama, public place const berry to violate the international economic powers act. so in all 7 couch and you can be excused for asking what is the point of this? yeah, yes. and why is unlikely leave gaza if he's taken by these really is some of these, if they would have him over to us to face the 7 cows and same, that goes with the 6 deputies. so we're interested in this now that i've had chance to read the actual indictments. it clearly says in all of the couch, not just a few of them that it also is going to involve at least one, if not more, a known and unknown. persons who are going to be brou

joins us now patti, thanks for joining us. i see you're in your car. you lost your studio, your home, everything in the storm. i want to give viewers an idea of just how bad the flooding at your studio has been. we're going to show a picture on the screen of what it looked like before the storm right here. >> and this since what it looked like when the floods set n you know, patty, i know you knew the storm was coming. you saw the forecasts you are bracing for it. but this was so much worse than you could have ever imagined, right? >> yes. >> yeah. i mean, i had lived through the 2004 flood was hurricane frances and we got to about a river level, got to about 15.5 feet in 1916, the flood level got to 23 feet. so when they were predicting 16 and-a-half, 18 18.5 on thursday, we were like, okay, this is going to be bad, but it's hard to imagine i mean, the 960s flood has always been the big flood. well, we got to 25 feet this time. it was two feet higher than anybody had ever experienced here. and so it's just nobody could have p

. >> host: fifty years ago , 74, patty hearst, what happened? >> of patty hearst was the daughter of william randolph hearst a wealthy man very well known californian. she was kidnapped by a terrorist group known as incipient youth liberation army that a grown up in california out of some of the remnants of the more radical elements of the late 60s and so forth. they had engaged in bank robberies. they were associated with killing a a public official in california. they had decided they would make demands of hers that he provided money for the poor and other things. and basically for the release of his daughter. but, as time went on and she was not found, she ended up saying she was joining the group and was caught in video and sightings of course engaging in some of their activities. robbing banks and something like that. and was eventually found and so them put on trial for some of those activities. stew and the fbi involvement in that case? >> the fbi was a lead agency because of his kidnapping, it was such a common affair because the sla was

this, so, i just want to ask you, yes or no, at any point in your life, have you served two all beef patties, special saw, lettuce, cheese, pickles, onions -- >> on a sesame seed bun. >> yes or no, that's it. >> i have. it was not a small job, like, i did the fries. >> okay. >> you know. for a small period of time. let me ask about a big job -- >> to your point, if you don't mind, before you get to the big job. there's -- part of the reason i even talk about having worked at mcdonald's is because there are people who work at mcdonald's in our country who are trying to raise a -- i worked there as a student, i was a kid. who work there trying to raise fall i wil families and pay ren. and i think part of the difference between me and my opponent includes our perspective on the needs of the american people. and what our responsibility then is to meet those needs. >> david: mary, the vice president clearly proud of her time at mcdonald's and looking to turn her attention to the workers who depend on these jobs to support their families. >> reporter: exactly. and marharris trying to use thi exper

we put in 50 years ago, 1974, patty hearst. what happened?l, patty hearst was the daughter, william randolph hearst, a wealthy, very well-known californian. she was kidnaped by a terrorist group known as the symbionese liberation army that had grown up in california out of some of the remnants of the more radical elements of the late sixties. and so they had engaged in bank robberies. they were associated with killing a public official in california. and they had decided that they would make demands of hearst, that he provide money for the poor and, other things in basically for the release of his daughter. but you know, as time went on and she was not found, she ended up saying that she was joining the group and was caught in video and witness sightings, of course, engaging in some of their activities, robbing banks and things like that. and eventually was found. and so then put on trial for some of those activities. and the fbi in that case? well, the fbi was the lead agency because it was a kidnaping and because it was such a prominent aff

. >> patti sherman, owner of the stadium pub and walnut creek, staring at screens like these. >> okayat's the plan? i don't, i don't know. >> bars and more than 11 million directv customers caught in the middle of a contractual dispute over carriage fees between the satellite tv provider and disney, the owner of networks abc and espn. screens going dark last sunday when the lsu usc game didn't come on, one of my guys called me. >> he's like, what's going on? i don't know what's happening. >> bars like hers, which already operate on small profit margins, eyeing potentially huge losses over the weekend. i'm going to lose money all weekend. >> i don't have espn tomorrow. i don't have the sec network. i don't have abc. and there's a lot of big games on tomorrow and i'm facing monday night football. patti, now busy searching for a last minute workaround. >> her former cable tv provider comcast unable to get her set up in time. a block away, broderick roadhouse in a similar bind. >> we went to put on our sports channels and none of them worked. >> this as niners fans have been calling ahead

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jane moore who h gotten involved in the radical litics of the bay in the0's and had an obsession with patty first. in any event. the amazing thing is that over the weekend, she had been and visited the san francisco police . they knew all about sarah jane moore. they confiscated a gun and 113 rounds of ammo. the day before the secret service interviewed her. and they did not detain her the reason being is that she was offeretoe a government informant. this was a story within a story. she had been forced to buy a new gun. a 38 smith & wesson. she did not realize that it was six inches off. she was only 40 feet away. almost point-blank range and she fired a shot and missed by literally six inches. she was unable to get off a second shot or at least target a second shot because her hand was grabbed by a stranger, a nonveteran, murray -- veteran, marine who was the real hero that day. he had seen her take the gun out of her purse and he longed and basically the second shot went awry. of course, the sequel is he became the victim of unsought publicity and became the hero of the day. and then the

mooreho had gotten involved in the radic politics of the bay in the 70's and had an obsession with patty first. in any event. the amazing thing is that over the weekend, she had been and visited the san francisco police . they knew all about sarah jane moore. they confiscated a gun and 113 rounds of ammo. the day before the secret service interviewed her. and they did not detain her the reason being is that she was fered to be a government informant. this was a story within a story. she had been forceto buy a new gun. a 38 smith & wso she did not realize that it was six inches off. she was only 40 feet away. almost point-blank range and she fired a shot and missed by literally six inches. she was unable to get off a second shot or at least target a second shot because her hand was grabbed by a stranger, a nonveteran, murray -- veteran, marine who was the real hero that day. he had seen her take the gun out of her purse and he longed and basically the second shot went awry. of course, the sequel is he became the victim of unsought publicity and became the hero of the day. and then the "sa

he has tickets to levi's but angry for patty. i think it's ridiculous that you can come to a sports bar and want to see your favorite team, and then somehow it's not on tv. meantime, directv subscriber ron now planning to watch the game at a friend's house and pondering a breakup. >> put it this way if they don't fix it soon, i will change it. >> as far as how long this could last, that is anyone's guess right now. both sides continuing to point the finger of blame at one another in walnut creek, zac sos ktvu fox two news. >> an exciting milestone for oakland's newest sports team. the ballers officially clinched a spot in the pioneer league playoffs tonight, and in their first year of existence, the team beat the yolo high wheelers 4 to 3. the ballers will now face the same team in a three game playoff series to see who will advance to the championship game. two of the series will be in oakland at raymond park on thursday. >> bart is also celebrating a milestone. ridership just hit a level not seen in years. bart, like downtowns,

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you have patty murray bipartisan fashion toth put a path for a commend them for that. last year we did 12 out of 12 bills that were marked up out of a senate committee were allowed to be amended on tv in front of the public by july 27. yet, those bills a set chuck schumer not putting them on the floor until november 1 of 2023. 127 days after they were marked up. after that is my send the next bill come onto the floor. we did not finish our process until 174 days in to the fiscal year last year. that's my fiscally irresponsible it is morally irresponsible. people send us appear to do a job. i don't they let us actually do it? i'm extremely disappointed not a single one of these bills again this year have seen find their way on the floor at no plan that. seem to be to kick the can down the road. as my distinguish college from mississippi said every family did that our men and women pay the price. secretary austin obviously appointed president biden confirmed by this body has said acr will hurt our men and women in uniform. so, what we should be doing is figuring out a pa

you have patty murray and susan collins working together on a path forward. i commend them for that. last year we did 12 out of 12 bills that were marked up on a senate committee on tv in front of public by july 27. yet those bills sat. chuck schumer not putting them on the floor until november 1 of 2023. 127 days after they had been marked up. after that is when we saw the next bill come on to the floor. we actually didn't finish our process until 174 days into the fiscal year last year. that's not only fiscally irresponsible, it is morally irresponsible. the people send us up here to do a job, and my question to the majority leader today is why aren't you letting us actually do it? i am extreme disappointed that not a single one of these bills again this year has seemed to find their way on the floor. he seems to have no plan to do that. only plans seems to be to kick the can down the road. and as my p distinguished colleague from mississippi said, every time we do that our men and women pay the price. secretary austin, obviously appointed by president bide

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and at the end mike lee, the senator from utah, finished speaking and said i yield the floor and patty stood up and said if there is no further debate, i call to question. and we went right into the vote. did not need 60, nobody could blockade it. that is the way it should operate. the path is to get there. to be technical, the problem in the senate is not so much the filibuster as it is the corum calls, which allows the minority party to post one person on the senate floor and not the absence of a corum and require the majority already to have 50 people to create a corum, which means you can never use the floor time efficiently if a dead zone you would like has people talking. if they don't show up, the majority party says there is no further debate, i call to question. that is the way it should be. it should be on the minority that is trying to defeat majority rule to put their rear ends and the seats and their feet on the floor and their voices into the mix and not fly home having called into the coat room that they want to have a filibuster. it is not even a real filibuster any lon