i'm katie porter and i approve this message. ♪ >> phil: welcome back.f american slavery separated families, erased names, and obscured history. abc news is the exclusive media partner of "the 10 million names" project established to unearth the names and stories of those who were enslaved, connect them to their descendents, and restore them to history. here's abc's alex presha. >> i got my name from president jeff davis. president of the southern confederacy. he owned my grandfather and my father. my grandfather was a blacksmith. >> reporter: you're listening to the voice of a formerly enslaved american, a man by the name of george johnson. this rare and historic audio interview was recorded in 1941, almost 80 years after mr. johnson gained his freedom. do we know roughly how many of these recordings exist? >> the recordings are relatively rare. but the recordings come from a much larger and really important and in many ways unsung collecting effort. in terms of audio technology, most of it was not recorded by audio because the technology didn't exist.

i'm phil lipof.'s been called hurricane leah by costars, but a lawsuit filed this week by "real housewives" star leah mcsweeney accuses some of the people behind the show of encouraging substance abuse among cast members and also of ignoring mcsweeney's mental health issues and efforts toward sobriety. the parties in question deny those allegations. here's "nightline" coanchor juju >> i'm glad the shows bring people joy. i just think there's a way to make shows without ruining people's lives and putting their lives in danger. >> juju: former real housewife of new york leah mcsweeney is pulling back the curtain, disclosing what she says really went on behind the scenes of the bravo reality tv show she worked for. >> i feel bad that she seems she is going through this [ bleep ]. >> juju: it's your life on display. >> correct. >> juju: and your mess-ups on display. >> yeah. it's a weird workplace, but it's a workplace. >> juju: filing a lawsuit filled with stunning allegations against andy cohen, bravo,

yeah, you can clap, please, again for phil chan.so, similar experience in getting these local funds and very much appreciate the partnership, from the mayor and from the entire board of supervisors, but i was trying to push, a kind of crazy amount of affordable housing funding in 2022. and my colleagues were looking at me like i had three heads. and connie chan was trying to push the aapi equity fund with carly and everyone. a lot of people in city hall were looking at them like they had three heads and connie and i joined forces in a very innovative, i think the first time it had been done in the budget process, a $112 million using long terme debt financing, stuff that i barely understand. but thank god the controller understood it, but we fought for it, and that is what created that. and connie, i'm sure, will speak more about it, but that is what created the city side of these funds. and i want to say it didn't come easy, and it was the last thing to be negotiated in the 2022 budget, and everyone was up late. and that was the pi

." >> phil: tonight, it's beyonce country. ♪ this ain't texas ♪ >> phil: her "cowboy carter" album releasedts ago, featuring "texas hold 'em." poised to gallop up the charts. is the country ready? >> just because you sing with a country accent does not make it country music. >> i've been knocking, banging, kicking on this door. and beyonce really opened it. >> phil: what we now know, the legends beyonce invited to help her make music history. ♪ jolene jolene ♪ >> phil: including dolly's signature smash "jolene." >>> plus ewan mcgregor. >> i don't mind flying, what you're doing is so side. >> phil: the "star wars" star playing a russian count in "a gentleman in moscow." >> why did you come back only a year after the revolution? >> i missed the climate. >> phil: why he thinks the story is more important than ever. >> we started before putin invaded ukraine. it suddenly took on a new resonance. >> phil: for all the fans who couldn't get enough of him belting it out -- >> do you think you'll sing again since "moulin rouge"? so i didn't think i needed swiffer, until, i saw how easily it picked u

yeah, you can clap, please, again for phil chan.milar experience in getting these local funds and very much appreciate the partnership, from the mayor and from the entire board of supervisors, but i was trying to push, a kind of crazy amount of affordable housing funding in 2022. and my colleagues were looking at me like i had three heads. and connie chan was trying to push the aapi equity fund with carly and everyone. a lot of people in city hall were looking at them like they had three heads and connie and i joined forces in a very innovative, i think the first time it had been done in the budget process, a $112 million using long terme debt financing, stuff that i barely understand. but thank god the controller understood it, but we fought for it, and that is what created that. and connie, i'm sure, will speak more about it, but that is what created the city side of these funds. and i want to say it didn't come easy, and it was the last thing to be negotiated in the 2022 budget, and everyone was up late. and that was the piece. a

indeed, absolutely, phil, thank you for now, phil - phil, thank you for now, phil mercer is back to talke will have more from vil on that later. —— took about uber. an artwork that appeared on the side of a building near finsbury park in north london has prompted speculation that it might be by the world famous graffiti artist banksy. a mass of green has been painted behind a cut—back mature tree to look like foliage, with a stencil of a person holding a pressure hose next to it. stay with us here on bbc news. we've got the top business stories next, will fail will be talk about uber and give us the rest of the business news, i'll see you in moment. hello there. we're into some much milderfeeling air now with temperatures in the mid teens quite widely on sunday as a wet start to the day for some of us. but we saw some sunny spells emerging such as here in nottinghamshire and there's more sunshine on offer as we head through monday — it's a similar looking day. for the vast majority of us, it should stay dry, some low cloud, mist and murk to begin with, but then it will brighten up quite

yeah, you can clap, please, again for phil chan.so, similar experience in getting these local funds and very much appreciate the partnership, from the mayor and from the entire board of supervisors, but i was trying to push, a kind of crazy amount of affordable housing funding in 2022. and my colleagues were looking at me like i had three heads. and connie chan was trying to push the aapi equity fund with carly and everyone. a lot of people in city hall were looking at them like they had three heads and connie and i joined forces in a very innovative, i think the first time it had been done in the budget process, a $112 million using long terme debt financing, stuff that i barely understand. but thank god the controller understood it, but we fought for it, and that is what created that. and connie, i'm sure, will speak more about it, but that is what created the city side of these funds. and i want to say it didn't come easy, and it was the last thing to be negotiated in the 2022 budget, and everyone was up late. and that was the pi

we have a royal family on our hands now. >> phil, phyllis and phil and phyllis. so now we get to name the two the littles. >> i think they live in a library. >> oh, that is correct, right. >> i did a deep dive on this. yeah there's like a cage and a library and you can see them from the front, even if the library is closed and enjoy. that sounds like fun. >> now we have philip and felicia i like that, i like felicia, i love this lineage. >> i'm just kidding. >> i don't know if that's their name. well, they should be. i mean, it should be. >> it should be for sure. phyllis, to me, sounds like someone who makes, like, a good baked pie. do you know i'm a baked good at. >> imagine being cursed into this family. >> i don't think it's a curse. >> cursed into this. >> you're so famous. you're 138 year old father is known worldwide. >> and news stations across the u.s. are talking about your birth. i'm here for it. >> okay, give me more. give me updates on the daily on the reg. how is phil's doing today? how's phil doing? >> how's weather? >> it's doing good. you're doin

but phil is, phil's getting around. who knew?h all right, coming up, a battle over developments in san francisco. the board of supervisors goes against the mayor, vetoes her plan for new housing. we'll talk with abc7 news insider phil matier about exactly what that means. >> and later honoring rosie the riveters, not just here in the bay area. the celebration happening next a honey baked ham that's been slow smoked, hand glazed, and spiral sliced. or, a kelly baked ham. nobody wants a kelly baked meal, not even kelly. every bite is a celebration with the honey baked ham company. you didn't live this strong, this long to get put on the shelf like a porcelain doll. if you have postmenopausal osteoporosis and are at high risk for fracture, you can build new bone with evenity®. ask your doctor if you can do more than just slowing down bone loss with evenity®. want stronger bones? then build new bone; evenity® can help in just 12 months. evenity® is proven to reduce spine fracture risk by 73%. evenity® can increase risk of heart attac

phil is smg somebody a friends and colleague from the city attorney days. i have known him for years and well served by his leadership. er mostlyleadership.ers mostly thaefrg could have delay third degree came up. one of those i crossed my desk and remember when we were having discussions about this. i mentioned to some people as a supervisor we come and goment important people who are served by this are the community. people like united play, west bay. the residents we will be here be for 4 or 8 years. we everything we do should be guided by when we are leaving for the community. and this was important and i want to express my gratitude to leaders for everything than i have done on this. >> and -- i know we will hear from don friend and i think i want to mention i did not know him but i new him by reputation. a successful business machine and more then and there that somebody who was invested in spreading the details as rec and park commissioner and did the w to make a difference for the city. and means a lot to represent a district that has a resource lik

of phil? come on, bob. come on, fellas. let's get the fire spread. is that the signal. they had done all they could? they're various signals panels, reading, need, medical attention. now, all they need is a plane to see them. nothing more to do. nothing that is make waiting as endurable as possible. okay, so i'll try tonight for a little time. bob and sam weren't doing so badly. they were up 13 miles the first night. now they were taking it with no natural shade available. they use their walking sticks upright to set up their parachute, then to prepare those beds they dug down into the sand down where it's several degrees cooler, comfortable? well, it could be a whole lot worse worse. the point is you want to know the angles and whatever instance when there were a range, they wouldn't have that dry riverbed. a flash flood could send a raging water roaring down upon them. and a very few seconds time. and in the winter, too, they might have found water to drink in the lowest point, a bend of that channel a few feet beneath. the bed they are in a native waterhole, but this

here to discuss is dan leavy with our own phil lebeau. start off, phil. of senator warren's letter first to the s.e.c.? >> not new arguments. similar to what we have heard from her in the past when it comes to tesla, elon musk, and the governance of tesla, the board of directors. she says there's a financial conflict of interest. there's a lack of oversight, a lack of disclosure, and as a result, shareholders are hurt because of that relationship. not surprisingly, elon musk, and he's heard this efore, he tweeted out today, you know, it seems like senator karen, and that's what he refers to senator warren as, senator karen is getting her cues from sbf's dad, being sam bankman freed. he said he advised senator warren's staff in the past, and she's taking her cues from him. so we've heard these concerns from senator warren in the past regarding elon musk. i'm not sure that the s.e.c. is going to do something specifically because of this letter. but we have heard this from her in the past. >> yeah, no fan clearly of elon musk and that's reciprocated. let's t

i'm now meeting phil whites like do here at dave's c 21. so wells tax under the stern gaze of griffin's legendary prime minister, winston churchill, we may near parliament due to his signs, open left, his calling for a tech station on extreme wealth. the rich must pay their fair share in every country in the world. tax us the rich and tax us now the phil white skein to as well from being a partner and major stakeholder in lodge consulting firm. we will the few steps to the promise of westminster, the seat of the petition parliament. the phil believes the tax on wells like his is long overdue well of a millionaire. and i do believe that 1000000 is, can usually contribute more to this country. what we see is a lot of people are really struggling with the cost of living choices with a whole bunch of social issues and crumbling infrastructure in many ways in the u. k. and we need money, governments, the money to solve that. and really the wealthy people like me, can contribute more, but actually take more of that load to help the country genera

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i'm now meeting phil whites like dounia davy, c. 21. so wells tax under the stern gaze of persons legendary prime minister, winston churchill, we may nip holloman's. see to his signs open left his cooling for a tech station on extreme wealth. the rich must pay their fair share in every country in the world. tax us the rich in texas, now the phil white skein to as well from being a partner and major stakeholder in and large consulting firm. we will the few steps to the promise of westminster, the seat of the british parliament. phil believes the tax on wells like his is long overdue well of a millionaire. and i do believe that 1000000 is can use to be contribute more to this country. what we see is a lot of people are really struggling with the cost of living choices with a whole bunch of social issues and crumbling infrastructure in many ways in the u. k. and we need money, governments, the money to solve that. and really the wealthy people like me, can contribute more, but actually take more of that load to help the country generally i

the phil believes the tax on wells like his is long overdue well of a millionaire. and i do believe that 1000000 is, can usually contribute more to this country. what we see is a lot of people are really struggling with the cost of living choices with a whole bunch of social issues and crumbling infrastructure in many ways in the u. k. and we need money, governments, the money to solve that. and really the wealthy people like me, can contribute more, but actually take more of that load to help the country generally. yeah, in front of the house of parliament. so it's life. the full efficiency make it will fix. it doesn't sound why policy should still make a well stocked, frankly, and it's always been something that's been on the agenda, but politicians don't like to do it. but it's kind of old. i mean, we're a, we're very specifically talking about top seeing extreme, well, see, and so we're not talking about the types of people we have. so what i was told was i talking people with millions of pounds, you can afford to pay a bit of money and i can't see any logic in

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joining us now is abc seven insider, phil matier. and phil.spoke to the league of women voters yesterday. they were saying they're getting a lot of questions about some of these ballot measures, specifically b, c, e, and f. we're going to go through some of those in a moment, but i just want to ask you in general about this ballot, just comparing it to previous ones. yeah, how have the issues changed? >> well, it's interesting, a few years back, if you had a local election in the bay area, the talk and the debate would be about, let's say, transportation, education on climate change. housing issues like that. this time out, they're taking a back seat and it appears that the number one concern that we're seeing in the mail and the tv and such is sort of this idea of public safety. one way or the other, that sort of taken press guidance. so we're not hearing so much about those other issues, transportation and such like that. nobody's out to hawking a road bond or something like that. but what we're seeing in the candidates and stuff is differen

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phil, take it away. >> david, let's start with the airlines.lf ago. not a huge surprise. spirit and jetblue calling off their proposed $3.8 billion merger. you see the two stocks. not surprisingly, jetblue moving higher. spirit, there will be a lot of questions about the future for spirit. especially what this comes down to is how much will each of the airlines would it have cost them and why did they decide to throw in the towel at this point. the doj blocked the proposed merger so as a result they wouldn't be able to complete it by the deadline of july 24th, even with expedited appeal. you have jetblue paying spirit $69 million. there's no breakup fee. remember they had that monthly dividend they were paying spirit shareholders until it went through. all together that cost them $425 million. if you look at jetblue, yes, the stock is moving higher. the challenge for them and focus on airline, boosting revenues. we've heard from new ceo joanna garrity that her focus is driving greater revenue growth. as for ted christie, who is the ceo of spiri

et cetera abc seven news insider phil matier. hey, phil. >> well, top impressions, insiders and all that. you know, this is an interesting story that we've seen. so yes, oakland has a new police chief and he's not from oakland. and he's going to be largely just, you know, a new face, one that we've yet to know much about. he's enthusiastic. he wants to do a good job. but there's a real question out there about just how good a job any police chief in oakland could do at this point. >> yeah, i mean, this is true. he is now in charge, right? he's going to be in charge when he starts, i think in a month or so of a troubled police department under federal oversight for all problems, all the problems it's had historically, he's going to be tasked with restoring public safety under very challenging conditions. what do you think are going to be his top priorities in his approach? >> you know, it's interesting, kristin, if we were having this conversation five years ago, i would be saying it is police reform, accountability and that feder

. >> phil do you have the power point? >> sfgov are you able to show the presentation?there we go. >> this is - go ahead. >> this is the front of the building as it was found. in march of 22. you can see there is a chain linked fence around that and appears unoccupied. go ahead phil. >> this is an abbreviated case summary a notice of violation and it was issued directors hearing january 12, 2023, and the owner was present a 7 day order of order of abatement was it's been a long time coming. outstanding and an appeal was filed. >> the three bullet point is blocked by the caption that was scheduled for january 17, 2024, and asked to be continued. it was granted until february 21, 2024, and 0 objection was lodged by the petitions so it was continued until today go ahead phil. >> you can see i've got a lazer point it didn't work on this screen. below my dock you can see portals on the corners one is missing and 2, 3, 4 is the 5 from the left as you can see some peeling points and blow the conditioner in his go ahead phil this is debris on the neighboring property shingles o

that is phil mercer in _ normal as well. that is phil mercer in sydney _ normal as well. being counted in iran's parliamentary elections — the first test of opinion there since the wave of protests against the hardline islamic regime. turnout so far has reportedly been low — several groups of reformist politicians have boycotted the election altogether. the bbc�*s caroline davies was given rare permission to report from inside the country, and has been speaking to people there. iran is yet to announce its official results for the election but there are still some early indications from state media about turnout. this is one of the state newspapers. here it says the turnout is at 41% across the country, and here, in the capital tehran, it is at 24%. now, these figures have not been finalised yet but if these are correct, 41% is thought to be a historically low turnout for iran during these parliamentary elections. it is difficult to get a sense here in iran about exactly how many people are feeling. many people don't want to speak to foreign media, particularly on camera.

abc's phil lipof leads us off tonight from newark international airport. >> reporter: tonight, airports across the country packed with passengers. >> a lot of congestion at times. >> reporter: the tsa screening more than 2.7 million people thursday alone, heading into the holiday weekend, making it the busiest day this year so far. more passengers than the friday before christmas and the day before thanksgiving last year. >> what about the crowds? a lot of people traveling with you? >> yeah. yeah, our plane was more packed than going out. >> reporter: but the holiday weekend not without incident. a united flight from tel aviv to newark, making an unscheduled stop, diverting late friday to orange county,new york,after encountering heavy turbulence. >> yeah, it's quite windy today, and they said the flight was pretty rough coming into newark, but we had ambulances here from new windsor and multiple surrounding agencies. >> reporter: in a statement, united saying one passenger deplaned due to a medical incident and others were seen for motion sickness. >> they advised our crew that they ha

obviously, phil knows more >> phil, appreciate it obviously, hugely valuable to have you there this morningn this huge news phil lebeau at boeing this morning. >>> let's move on to the market's record run as we begin this holiday-shortened week. jim, lot of firms out today throwing out hsbc 5400, goldman toying with a 6 handle >> it's almost as if people are saying, you know what? let's just forget that it's being driven by a couple companies and just embrace embrace the fact that we've got a lot of things going on some of this, i think, is an embrace of what happened last week at nvidia there's a change coming. people are going a.i it's accelerating earnings let's get on board let's not be left approximate behind by a change in the megacaps and they really are accelerating look, after being out there last week, it's hard not to think that everybody's doing better than you thought >> is that true? >> they don't talk about the federal reserve very much. they talk about blackwell. a lot of these guys -- i saw the stock was down nvidia was up. but it's basically -- i want everyone to think of

i'm now meeting phil whites like dounia davy, c. 21. so wells tax, under the stern gaze of persons legendary prime minister, winston churchill, we may near parliament due to his signs, open left, his calling for a tech station on extreme wealth. the rich must pay their fair share in every country in the world. tax us the rich in texas, now the phil white skein to as well from being a partner and major stakeholder in lodge consulting firm. we will the few steps to the promise of westminster, the seat of the british parliament. phil believes the tax on wells like his is long overdue. well, other millionaire and i do believe that 1000000 is, can usually contribute more to this country. what we see is a lot of people are really struggling with the cost of living choices with a whole bunch of social issues and crumbling infrastructure in many ways in the u. k. and we need money, governments, the money to solve that. and really the wealthy people like me, can contribute more, but actually take more of that load to help the country generally t

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i am now meeting phil whites like dounia davy, c. 21. so wells tax under the stern gaze of griffin's legendary prime minister, winston churchill, we made nip, call him and he too has signs opened much as cooling for a tech station on extreme wealth. the rich must pay their fair share in every country in the world. tax us the rich and tax us now the phil white skein to as well from being a partner and major stakeholder in lodge consulting firm. we wilks, the few steps to the palace of westminster, the seat of the british parliament. phil believes the tax on wells like his is long overdue well of a millionaire. i do believe that millionaires can usually contribute more to this country. what we see is a lot of people are really struggling with the cost of living choices with a whole bunch of social issues and crumbling infrastructure in many ways in the u. k. and we need money, governments, the money to solve that of. and really the wealthy people like me, can contribute more, but actually take more of that load to help the country generall

phil mackie alive _ court then again as well. phil mackie alive at _ court then again as well.live at birmingham crown court. the commons is due to hear from the deputy prime minister about cyber security threats to the uk from china. oliver dowden is expected to announce sanctions on certain individuals linked to hacking, including on the electoral commission's database as well as several mps. the government says its time to "call out" the attackers. the chinese embassy has been contacted for comment. damian grammaticus is live at westminster with all the details for us. it is always a huge question for the uk and other western countries, how to deal with a china that is growing in economic, political and military powers. it is also a market for investment, but it is also a potential threat. investment, but it is also a potentialthreat. it investment, but it is also a potential threat. it sees its system as a two hours. we are going to hear about two very specific things, the potential threat and the electoral system itself. the chinese have already put out a response from the

i'm now meeting phil white's like. do he a d v. c to one. so wealth tax under the stern gaze, of course, is legendary. prime minister, winston churchill, we made nip holloman's. he to his feelings open much as cooling for a tech station on extreme wealth. the rich must pay their fair share in every country in the world. tots us the rich in texas. now, the phil white skein to as well from being a partner and major stakeholder in lodge consulting firm. we wilks, the few steps to the palace of westminster, the seat of the british parliament. phil believes the tax on wells like his is long overdue well of a millionaire. i do believe that millionaires can usually contribute more to this country. what we see is a lot of people are really struggling with the cost of living choices with a whole bunch of social issues and crumbling infrastructure in many ways in the u. k. and we need money, governments, the money to solve that. and really the wealthy people like me, can contribute more, but actually take more of that load to help the country generall