there is one thing phillips needed more than anything.n inspiration. >> everything i am doing in here to better myself is so i can be out there for my daughter when all of this is done. because that's the whole reason why i am doing what i am doing. >> for phillips, losing weight has given him a new outlook. even as he faces the possibility of a life behind bars. should he be convicted. >> if you don't have hope and you are not positive, then you have nothing. every day i wake up, it is a new day. >>> coming up. >> his personality changes very frequently. >> recovered from his attempted suicide, arnulfo guerra poses new challenges. >> he could be singing. at the drop of a dime, he is mad. [ indiscernible ] >> and -- >> right side protective custody. left side, our detox unit. >> two female housing units. divided by hate. >> why don't you come over here and do something about it? >>> at san antonio's bear county jail, there are 16 different housing units for the 400 women incarcerated here. two of those units, hold inmates who are facing d

phillips was going to be transferred i love mr. phillips he's kind and feign all say mr. phillips is the best computer lab teacher i look forward to the computer lab because mr. phillips is funny any class in the middle of a big project and computer lab and if he leaves we may be be able to finish i have a little sister in fifth grade i feel bad for others not xefrnts the lab teacher like mr. phillips he treats students fair and you can ask him questions and overall he's the greatest computer teacher i've met i hope you let him back thank you. >> (clapping.) >> hi, my name is nobody i didn't in a fifth grader and i at gradually i'm here because we need mr. phil he is willing to help any child every morning i walk down the halls and may not be in the best of mood but mr. phil is there to crack a good joke or a simple smile that makes a big difference in my life everyday we love mr. phillip. >> (clapping.) >> hi, my name is tallying i can't i'm a fourth grader at combraulg i'm here before mr. phil is being transferred to another school he is so joyful and ready to teach kno

witt cabot phillips, with -- our conversation is with cabot phillips. we are dividing the phone lines differently for this segment. if you are between 18 and 34, self-described lemuel, (202)-748-8000. -- self-described millennial, (202)-748-8000. older,ine for 50 and that is where our first call is coming from, mike from new jersey. caller: hello. good morning. i was interested to hear he went to liberty university, a conservative college and what would his views be as far as he was taught conservative agenda there, i'm sure. was he taught a liberal agenda at liberty? guest: our professor did a good job of teaching both sides. the student body was conservative for the most part but it was also private institution and private institution are different from state institutions, so we don't have as much of an issue of harvard schools having more of a lean to the left or right. where we have more of a problem of public schools using taxpayer money to fund professors and administrations that are fully indoctrinate students when we were the other. the one ihoo

phillip i'm sorry. i'm samantha i'm here on behalf of grattan and mr. phillip is a role model at grattan elementary school and all the things we've said made a great impact over and over how the kids at drop off he meets and what famous what day that impact is something that as soon as they get out of the car to how to blow our nosey creates active minds and hostage prejudicial and walk on the moon and computer computer computer that's what they third grader learns about from mr. phillip we're so far behind in the technology and now grattan if have a computer teacher this fall was touch for my family i was sick he was the main reason my kid had had a smile she left my house with a heavy heart and by the time she got out of car mr. phillip got her smiling gradually is a lower school this is inferior i cannot me we deserve a public education. >> (clapping.) >> were with excellent teachers like mr. phillip and the rest of faculty we pay our taxes and raise the money you can't provide for us we don't pay 20 to $30,000 that my friend was as definition of pri

>> our conversation now with cabot phillips, campus research director for the leadership institute and looking at what conservativism means to millennial's and the political debate on college campuses from this morning's washington journal? host: joining us is cabot phillips and some of his work feature last year on the fox f news channel and his work on the website campus reform.org. thank you for being with us. guest: thank you. host: how did you get involved in this? guest: i was in college and went to a fairly conservative school, so i do not see too much bias from professors orthad administrators, but i had friends that would tell me how in class they are professors were for the most part liberal and using their platform to a lot of times inject their bias in the courses and i thought maybe this is an isolated incident and i went across campus reform one day and realized this is happening around the country where these professors are using their position tocome closer to indoctrination than teaching and i looked at what i can do to help and i was able to go around and i already lo

phillips was going to be transferred i love mr. phillips he's kind and feign all say mr. phillips is the best computer lab teacher i look forward to the computer lab because mr. phillips is funny any class in the middle of a big project and computer lab and if he leaves we may be be able to finish i have a little sister in fifth grade i feel bad for others not xefrnts the lab teacher like mr. phillips he treats students fair and you can ask him questions and overall he's the greatest computer teacher i've met i hope you let him back thank you. >> (clapping.) >> hi, my name is nobody i didn't in a fifth grader and i at gradually i'm here because we need mr. phil he is willing to help any child every morning i walk down the halls and may not be in the best of mood but mr. phil is there to crack a good joke or a simple smile that makes a big difference in my life everyday we love mr. phillip. >> (clapping.) >> hi, my name is tallying i can't i'm a fourth grader at combraulg i'm here before mr. phil is being transferred to another school he is so joyful and ready to teach kno

phillip i'm sorry. i'm samantha i'm here on behalf of grattan and mr. phillip is a role model at grattan elementary school and all the things we've said made a great impact over and over how the kids at drop off he meets and what famous what day that impact is something that as soon as they get out of the car to how to blow our nosey creates active minds and hostage prejudicial and walk on the moon and computer computer computer that's what they third grader learns about from mr. phillip we're so far behind in the technology and now grattan if have a computer teacher this fall was touch for my family i was sick he was the main reason my kid had had a smile she left my house with a heavy heart and by the time she got out of car mr. phillip got her smiling gradually is a lower school this is inferior i cannot me we deserve a public education. >> (clapping.) >> were with excellent teachers like mr. phillip and the rest of faculty we pay our taxes and raise the money you can't provide for us we don't pay 20 to $30,000 that my friend was as definition of pri

phillip i'm sorry. i'm samantha i'm here on behalf of grattan and mr. phillip is a role model at grattan elementary school and all the things we've said made a great impact over and over how the kids at drop off he meets and what famous what day that impact is something that as soon as they get out of the car to how to blow our nosey creates active minds and hostage prejudicial and walk on the moon and computer computer computer that's what they third grader learns about from mr. phillip we're so far behind in the technology and now grattan if have a computer teacher this fall was touch for my family i was sick he was the main reason my kid had had a smile she left my house with a heavy heart and by the time she got out of car mr. phillip got her smiling gradually is a lower school this is inferior i cannot me we deserve a public education. >> (clapping.) >> were with excellent teachers like mr. phillip and the rest of faculty we pay our taxes and raise the money you can't provide for us we don't pay 20 to $30,000 that my friend was as definition of pri

phillip i'm sorry. i'm samantha i'm here on behalf of grattan and mr. phillip is a role model at grattan elementary school and all the things we've said made a great impact over and over how the kids at drop off he meets and what famous what day that impact is something that as soon as they get out of the car to how to blow our nosey creates active minds and hostage prejudicial and walk on the moon and computer computer computer that's what they third grader learns about from mr. phillip we're so far behind in the technology and now grattan if have a computer teacher this fall was touch for my family i was sick he was the main reason my kid had had a smile she left my house with a heavy heart and by the time she got out of car mr. phillip got her smiling gradually is a lower school this is inferior i cannot me we deserve a public education. >> (clapping.) >> were with excellent teachers like mr. phillip and the rest of faculty we pay our taxes and raise the money you can't provide for us we don't pay 20 to $30,000 that my friend was as definition of pri

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this one. 12-year-old garrett phillips, tandy's son. garrett was a blur of a kid, perpetually set on fast-forward, according to his mom. >> he was very energetic. always on the go. always had to have something to do. >> reporter: people here remember him tearing around town on his ripstick, a little bit skateboard, a little bit snowboard, all hip action and balance. there goes garrett sidewalk-surfing his way home in 2011. did you think, "wow, my kid is really an awesome little athlete"? >> yes. soccer, lacrosse, football, hockey. he was very good at everything. >> reporter: his bedroom wall -- a poster shrine to his sports heroes, including new england patriots quarterback tom brady. >> he's never really inside. wasn't much for video games. >> reporter: it's got to be pitch black before he's ready to come in for the night, huh? >> yes. >> reporter: but when he was still a toddler, garrett was dealt a devastating blow. the death of his father, robbie. >> garrett was nine months old when his dad had a brain aneurysm that ruptured. and th

phillip i'm sorry. i'm samantha i'm here on behalf of grattan and mr. phillip is a role model at grattan elementary school and all the things we've said made a great impact over and over how the kids at drop off he meets and what famous what day that impact is something that as soon as they get out of the car to how to blow our nosey creates active minds and hostage prejudicial and walk on the moon and computer computer computer that's what they third grader learns about from mr. phillip we're so far behind in the technology and now grattan if have a computer teacher this fall was touch for my family i was sick he was the main reason my kid had had a smile she left my house with a heavy heart and by the time she got out of car mr. phillip got her smiling gradually is a lower school this is inferior i cannot me we deserve a public education. >> (clapping.) >> were with excellent teachers like mr. phillip and the rest of faculty we pay our taxes and raise the money you can't provide for us we don't pay 20 to $30,000 that my friend was as definition of pri

but nick hillary did not kill garrett phillips.> reporter: just a few hours after the verdict, nick told us he felt a sense of relief, but would feel the scars of his ordeal for years to come. >> i'm very happy. don't get me wrong. but for five years my family and i have been livin' underneath this cloud. and the focus right now is to start puttin' this in the rearview mirror. >> reporter: maybe the people in potsdam will try, too, to put this case behind them. but it won't be easy. nick's civil suit against the police is still pending. and small towns don't pivot so easily to normal after an epic drama like this one. >> this case has had a lot of the great elements of fiction. and at the heart of it, you have this terrible, terrible tragedy, which is the death of a child. >> reporter: and that raw hurt never goes away. not to a mother with a broken heart. >> i have pictures in my head that will never go away. i had to watch as people tried to resuscitate my son and failed. i'm never gonna have my son back. >> had he lived, had he

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>> the story of "sun records" is about sam phillips' vision in memphis, tennessee, which is unbelievable. it's the reason we have rock 'n' roll today. elvis, jerry lee lewis, charles perkins, johnny cash, and b.b.s can qing, and ike turner. and all these musicians came to this place because he was the man who took everything out of the box to make a new sound. and it was the first time, civil rights being fought for and high tensions here a man who said i don't care what you look what, what color you are, what you can bring to the table? you got the church, the hillbilly music and want blues all mixed together to become rock 'n' roll. >> stephen: and you play colonel tom parker. >> yeah, man. >> stephen: elvis' manager. you play elvis' manager. >> i do. >> stephen: cornell tom parker. we have a photo here, cornell tom, elvis, and ed sullivan in

hello, i'm phillip thomas and this is outside source. with iran australia and mexico, president trump has these words of reassurance. when you hear about the tough phone calls i'm having, don't worry about it, we are being taken advantage by every nation in the world virtue, it is not going to happen any more. but on his first day in the job, his top diplomat was more diplomatic. each of us is entitled to the expression of us is entitled to the expression of our political beliefs but we cannot let our personal convictions overwhelm our ability to work as one team. we will be live to the state department. france working on, the man who was favoured to be the next president of france, is facing new

helland, daniel phillips, florence fosterjenkins.ou so much, academy, i am thrilled to work in thisjob. thank academy, i am thrilled to work in this job. thank you academy, i am thrilled to work in thisjob. thank you stephen, tracy, michael, we had great fun. i am so thrilled with this. thank you. applause thank you to the academy, and thank you, meryl. you keep coming up with interesting characters that are just so interesting characters that are just so much fun to put together. and the bafta is awarded tojustin hurwitz, la la land. thank you to the academy. or russia, either way it is an honour. it is technically a musical, so i want to share this without a credible lyricist, who wrote all of the words. to the songs, and i wish they could be here, mostly so that they could be the ones talking, and i wouldn't have to think of as much stuff to say. but this was... i remember talking a couple of years ago to somebody who came to the baftas as pa rt somebody who came to the baftas as part of a movie that had multiple nominations and t

mark phillips is watching the reaction of our u.s. allies. >> reporter: not just the crowds have poured on to the streets of europe are angry with donald trump -- >> refugees are welcome here. >> reporter: the disenchantment has reached the highest levels of european politics. along with the menace of vladimir putin's aggressive russia, and china's military buildup in the south china sea, and militant islam, donald trump's united states has become a threat to europe, according to donald tusk, the president of the european union's most powerful body. >> we cannot surrender to those who want to weaken or invalidate the transatlantic bond, without which global order and pece cannot survive. >> reporter: what frightens the eu is president trump's support for the british to leave, expressed to prime minister theresa may, and for other countries to follow. that and his perceived lack of commitment to nato and now the refugee ban. >> this action is inhumane. it's racist. and it's immoral. >> hear, hear. >> reporter: his unpopularity is expre

. >> another lost gospel, that of phillip, suggests a different reason for peter and the other disciples of mary. >> so all those tantalizing theories about jesus and mary magdalene being lovers really jumped from this one passage, right? this is the juiciest stuff that we've got. this is ground zero for those conspiracy theories that there was some sort of relationship between jesus and mary magdalene. >> in the early christian communities, for the most part, the missionaries were missionary couples. so it makes sense that jesus himself could have been part of a missionary couple. >> as a first century jewish man, it would have been incredibly likely that jesus would have been married during his lifetime. >> this is high stakes stuff. so if jesus, the son of god, was married, maybe he had children. if he had that kind of an intimate relationship, people would want to know. and if he had children, that means there might be people wandering around today with sort of holy blood in them. >> there's one page in particular i'm very excited to see. and that is 63, 64. there it is. yeah. there

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hey, it's the phillips' lady!se delicious phillips' fiber good gummies, a good source of fiber to help support regularity. mmm...these are great! my work here is done. phillips', the tasty side of fiber. >>> all right. we end this hour with a story out of washington. this one though far from capitol hill. far from the white house, instead we go to the national zoo. as we speak, bao bao, born at the zoo, he is heading over to china. despite being born here, he was on loan from the zoo from china. as are most of the world's giant pandas and so being sent back to china, part of that country's breeding program. now interestingly, just the second surviving panda ever born at the national zoo in washington. older brother born in washing n washington, d.c. sad loss for the national zoo, we wish them nothing but the best. that does it for us this hour. i'm here in new york, mtp daily with chuck todd, starts right now. >>> if it's tuesday, must be time for a reset. tonight, pivot point? the white house works to regain mome

cnn political commentator and trump supporter john phillips. and cnn senior reporter for media and politics diylan byers. i'm going to start with you, dylan. there are so many moments that stood out because he was talking about fake news so much and when a reporter asked him about the size of the electoral college win which he talks about all the time i wanted to run that by you. let's start with that exchange first. >> mr. president. >> are you okay? >> you said -- i just want to get it on tape. very simple. you said today you had the biggest electoral margin since ronald reagan with 304 or 306 electoral votes. in fact, president obama got 365 -- president obama 332 and george h.w. bush 426 when he won as president. so why should americans trust you -- >> well, no, i was given that information. i don't know. i was just given -- we had a very, very big -- >> i guess my question is why should americans trust you when you accuse the information they receive of being fake when you're providing information that's -- >> well, i don't know. i was giv

heath phillips is an mst survivor and advisory board member for protect our defenders.cy parrish is the founder of protect our defenders. it's a human-rights organization which fights to help veterans who have been sexually assaulted. and colonel don christensen is the new president of protect our defenders. i want to thank you all for being here. this is a story that we've been following and working on for a long time. it's really hard to get attention on this subject, and, heath, something terrible happened to you when you were just a young man in the military. so -- so, tell me. let me start with you. >> um... i joined the military at 17. um, boot camp and everything was everything that you were told it is. once i boarded my ship, that's when the nightmare began. i was sexually assaulted by six fellow shipmates. my command chose to ignore me instead of help me out. i... tried suicide. i tried running away. i went awol. with the help of my parents, we did a congressional investigation. but... something that most people don't understand... when you're not on base, it's

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we got david gregory and abby phillip and matt lewis.er gregory, you have covered white houses in the past the protocols, the intentionality, and this, how do you make sense of it? >> i think it's amateurish. i think they should be discreet. you're at a public place. he owns the country club for crying out loud. any number of places they can go to have some serious conversations to review documents, to have phone calls as necessary. you know, phil mudd was saying when this first came to light in talking about it yesterday, you don't want to create a crisis atmosphere. but you're the president of the united states. you're the prime minister of japan. use some discretion here. anyone else would be the subject of donald trump's criticism for being a disaster as he might said for doing all of this out in the open. >> matt, these pictures are incredible. they're just incredible. to look at. if you have never seen what goes on inside a situation room this image -- the flurry of activity captured here. using cell phones to illuminate to the mes

. >> 12-year-old sydney phillips from north jersey who recovered at the center of controversy before, is facing another battle with the archdiocese of newark. it came at a time which should've been one of the most exciting times in her life. >> she had the court with the wnba, she was joined by her sister and good friend grace. the team extended the invitation when sydney was rejected from playing out her school's boys basketball team, given they didn't have a girls team. the but attention was diverted to the email her father received it while she was at practice with the pros. it came from his attorney and was sent from the lawyer representing the archdiocese, saying sydney and her sister should not attend saint teresa's, quote tomorrow morning or any day after. >> about an hour ago i got an e-mail from our attorney, the city has no idea katie has no idea. they have been asked not to report to school tomorrow. they're throwing them out of school. i think it is disgraceful. i am furious. and words cannot describe how disgusted i am. >> it makes you wonder if the school purposefully pi

well, mark phillips has something to consider from the bottom of the world. he's in antarctica for our climate diaries. >> reporter: high summer in antarctica. an explosion of life when the deep freezer warms up to become explosion of scientific research when the antarctic reveals the secrets that have been locked in its ice. >> there's something going on. >> there's something obviously going on. it's very clear. >> reporter: ken taylor runs one of the continent's most ambitious ice research projects. what's going on is the huge crack that's opened up in one of the floating ice shelves that cling to the coast here. >> there's a large berg. it's about to break off. >> reporter: you say large berg. it's the size of delaware. >> and the fraction is breaking off, it jumps about a mile every week or so. >> reporter: it's not the ice from the ice shelf that's worrying. more antarctic ice flowing into the sea would increase the threat to low-lying coastal areas around the world, including in the united states. >> there are several spots around antarctica that are be

the phillips curve has died many times, and arisen other times.sh the economy too for too long, inflation pressures will build up. we are seeing some pressures and parts of the economy. we know from history that the economy again runs too hot for too long, you will see and balances and inflation pickup. we know from the past that high inflation is damaging, so we want to avoid that. ♪ alix: you are watching "bloomberg best". i am alix steel. a busy week for corporate earnings reports. let's look back at the most interesting results, starting with apple. shares popping in after-hours trading, its first-quarter revenue of just under $78.5 billion, 3% year over year. also, the beat on iphone unit sales, selling almost 78 million units due to strong demand for the iphone 7 plus, and its services business saw 18% revenue growth. i'm speaking to the cfo, and across wasming doubling down on the services area, they will double the size as big asit, which is a fortune 100 company. how much do you think services is the right bet? >> it is absolutely the rig

. >>> a north jersey girl scored in court and on the court, sydney phillips played her first game with the boy's team. she made two baskets sending the crowd into a frenzy. her parents sued the afternoon afternoon -- archdiocese after the school shut down the girl's team and wouldn't let her play on the boy's team. >> i was impressed. >> i wish i could have play earlier during the season, but i still get two games. >> despite the team's best efforts, the other team won 31-18. phillips will get a chance to show her stuff in saint teresa's playoff game. >>> uber makes accusations of workplace sexism. >> we're days away from the oscars, see how hollywood's dolby theater is being transformed for the big night. >> the oscars are on sunday, this video shows the transformation in front of the dolby theater. some of the stands are taking shape where fans check out the oscar fashion. our coverage begins at 7:00 p.m. on sunday, on 6abc. >> i can't wait to see the dresses. >> reporter: usually my girls and i wear my old gowns we eat snacks it's very bizaar. i dress up my son, too, but that's anot

let's bring back mark preston and john phillips. mark, the reality is for any new secretary of state, first trip to mexico, almost routine, but not this time. >> not this time. given what donald trump has said that he wants to do in regard to enforcing the immigration laws here in the united states, and specifically, of course, the wall is really the epicenter of this explosion that has occurred between the united states and mexico, but what we saw in the last 48 hours about the trump administration offering new guidance about how it is going to enforce its laws basically putting to the test some of the laws that were on the books, he hasn't talked about new laws but laws that are on the books that would send undocumented immigrants back to mexico. but on top of that, they would also talk about sending back those who used mexico who came through mexico to get to the united states. specifically central america. that's where a lot of this undocumented immigration is actually coming from. this is something that we've heard from mexican

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