ride that bill phil mickelson energy. -- i the best of luck. hil mickelson energy. —— and when the real trophy and not the runner—up. nice to talk to nathan. good luck to him. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. hello there. plenty of sunshine today in a felt much warmer across the board that what we have been use to this month. some subtle changes overnight come a week with a friend pushing into western areas bringing thicker cloud to many but also operates a rain across the west and for northern ireland that rain was with us eastward through the night across western scotland into western england and also west and wales. around. further east you are, there will be more cloud around an issue stay dry here in temperatures no lower than around eight to 11 degrees or most and maude are the last night. here we go, the pressure chart for friday then. we have a weak weather front pushing into a high pressure so that will weaken it. it looks like the rain out west will slowly peter out for the course of the date but could

i think it'sjust an do you sum up what phil has done? bsently fantastic achievement. i don't think you get anything like that in any other sport, were somebody who is nearly 51 in three weeks' time, performs to the level that he is performed for most of his career. you know, he's not shown much form but to come in and do that, i mean, we'll be talking about it for a long, long time. it was up there with, you know, tiger woods' win at the masters a few years ago, so fantastic achievement and thoroughly deserved. you fantastic achievement and thoroughly deserved. ., ., deserved. you mentioned tiger, it was interesting, _ deserved. you mentioned tiger, it was interesting, on _ deserved. you mentioned tiger, it was interesting, on twitter- deserved. you mentioned tiger, it was interesting, on twitter he - was interesting, on twitter he called it inspirational, it might fire him up. we are seeing it in other sports too, like players pushing on and winning major titles at an older age than was expected in the past. for a a9—year—old was tied fo

this was 10 years in the making and it happened because, i mean, lots of great folks made it happen. phil ginsburg, and the parks alliance and everyone, but it really happened because the community up here demanded that it happen and betsy eddie just got an acknowledgement. she deserves a thousand acknowledgements. i generally say with respect to things having to do with diamond heights, if i just ask betsy what to do, i'll be in pretty good shape. betsy has been bossing us around the last 10 years. the play structures are here because of the advocacy of betsy eddie and brenda mcnulty. betsy thought we needed some lights over by the tennis courts and said, supervisor, make it happen. so we did that. we had some fights about bathrooms where she was telling us all what to do and we are so much better for it and then brenna with the friends of christopher park, thank you so much for all of your work on this and to my predecessors, you know, senator weaner and supervisor shehe. but the folks at rec and park brought it home to us and thank you to all the other people who i'm not thanking and i

with that in mind, i go back to you, phil, how much downside could there be? u mentioned first time i can remember getting a little bit nervous, how much risk are you seeing? >> i am. risk going higher and market not follow it up. that tells me we're over our skis right now. we need incredible earnings and market didn't move. look at target, crushed it, still not blowing out numbers. charles: how vulnerable is the market here? how much downside do you see potentially? >> 10%, buddy. five to 10% over the next six weeks here. it is necessary. we have to clean up the market a bit. time we had one. normally we get them, time to get one but buy the dip. the data over the next 12 to 16 months will be incredible. we need to clean the market. charles: you mean hashtag by the dip. david, you would be okay with a 10% dip? >> of course i would. who in the world would be upset over a five it 10% dip? i agree with phil, likely will happen, if not in the next month or two will vap eventually. if anyone puts a chart of the recovery out of the financial crisis and the chart of

i know it's halloween. nice fake hand. phil: aaaah! aaaah! aah! aah! aah! aah! aah! ha ha ha! ha! we love halloween. especially claire. it's my favorite holiday. ever since i was a kid, i loved scary things. if there was a new horror movie in town, i was the first in line. "one, please." [chuckles] then i met phil. "two, please."

. >> will: i want to ask you about governor phil murphy. ng soon. it appears in new jersey that could not be far away as phil murphy seems to have given the thumbs up to private businesses requiring vaccine passports. what are your thoughts? >> well, phil murphy is, you know, slightly worse than andrew cuomo. he has the most per capita deaths from covid in the country and andrew cuomo has the most. i think phil murphy has been a shocking governor. and i feel sorry for the people of new jersey. in my view, anything he says is wrong. >> will: all right. miranda devine, i would be funny and call you tammy bruce but that joke has already run its course. all right, thank you, miranda, thank you so much. >> all right. thanks, will. >> will: dean, you always have one up on me. i'm always chasing you. no other channel brave enough to book, the man who claims he made contact with a ufo and why some government officials are now very interested in his story. ♪ na ♪ na na na na... ♪ hey hey hey. ♪ goodbye. ♪ na na na na... ♪ hey hey hey. ♪ goodbye. ♪ na

well, a while back, i had dream of starting my own food truck. it was actually a phil's coffee truck so i was with a company for many years and decided to start something fresh and new, and wanted to build on my self and got the approval and okay from phil. and but the only caveat i had to fund it and build it and design it. i was excited until i got to a . which are wasn't able to find the funds, and was running no all kinds of probable be recommends with banks and so forth because i had no prior experience in owning a business. and so, i was ere's a practice as a hebrew free loan, towelly, from my mom, who used to work for an agency with cindy in the past. she said look itp and check it out. i went in and met sendy and told her about my concept and idea and passions and with a and what he wanted to do and she was very supportive and went through the process of making it happen. and yeah, so, that's how it happened. >> you know, in a moment, it will be interesting to talk about the process of doing this, and how hebrew free loans sees its role in it. with you live a par

am but i thought it was a blast i mean phil bredesen were doing its best and got to say i'm not so. uncommon but i need to know what about the intensity how do you think you know about you know but but they. get into yes the festival is a massive party. the profits go to support the club and it's league one campaign. on them that i'm going to have a name for someone on the moon i've got to put someone else down on so that i can press the line with. the slot open so that i don't decide a president not only getting on by. the festival. they can really let their hair down and have a good time. and. not mind. my look at that is that my god i'm going to be sad because i know it and i'm going to win it and i'm not. going to like. i'm going to. let. your body. cannot. 7 get i don't want that how am i going to get what i need to be seen it wasn't enough to get let me go back. you can see that women's rights are getting stronger. and our women are getting more outspoken but at the same time. some conservative groups that say no this is not a right and we have to hang on to the conservative va

i believe i am. philry valentine's day, claire and i look forward to some naughty role-playing-- sexually adventurous cuckolder juliana and clive bixby, speaker salesman by day, spy by night. lover also by night and sometimes during the day. the speaker business, it-- it pretty much runs itself. i just want to keep it really low-key this year. you know, simple. yep. on the other hand, we could have a drink at that hotel bar we love. go on. and come straight home... put on our jammies,

i believe i am. phily valentine's day, claire and i look forward to some naughty role-playing-- sexually adventurous cuckolder juliana and clive bixby, speaker salesman by day, spy by night. lover also by night and sometimes during the day. the speaker business, it-- it pretty much runs itself. i just want to keep it really low-key this year. you know, simple. yep. on the other hand, we could have a drink at that hotel bar we love. go on. and come straight home... put on our jammies, and fall asleep in front of the tv.

local media report suggests he's been the victim of a battle with a breakaway group, a line to i. phil has been and out several times in the past, only fit into reappear. and then in separate developments, sir, military sources and jury is saying that the head of the army has been killed in a plane crash. that's tenant general abraham. a tierra's plane reportedly came down during an official visit to kaduna state. the forces confirmed there was a crash close to could do an airport and an investigation is on the way. join me now via skype from cameroon. is david also accounts terrorism consultant with global risk international. we don't know the precise cause of this plane crash, but how much of a blow is it to the army into the countries counter terrorism operations at this time? they did a very big blow. remember nigeria is fitted serious insecurity in all the 60, your political zones is actually deployed in all the 10 to 6 days due to high levels of insecurity. he was brought in to replace the former chief stuff and you know, general to will use to retire and he was expected to take

i could tell by the way he hugged you goodbye. phil, are you sure about this? ire, i think i know the look of love in another man's eyes. this is crazy. should i call him? (sighs) i know what beach he likes. i thought you each" .

well if i can help to make it possible to make it possible golf now the pga has apologized to when i phil mickelson after he was mobbed by fence on the final hold the pga tampa ship on sunday. after nicholson's approach landed on the 18th green spectators rushed past the robes marshal the security at the ocean court. quickly swarming the competitors . mickelson needed assistance from security guards to fort his way onto the green, 50 year old american venture. they finished off with a victory to become the oldest player to win a major championship. indiana tell tales. the new york islanders stunned the pittsburgh penguins at 32 in double overtime in game 5, the islanders, and he did just 51 seconds of the 5th to beat the penguins. where the major assist from the pittsburgh a goalie who failed to clear the shot. just fanny re send to school the winner for the new yorkers to take a 32 series leave and that's always what for me, we'll have more for you later on. but for now i'll hand you back to nick. some of you very much that we would look for to see you later, a little nudge in the direct

well, let's see the her phone and i will not quite sure who this is, phil. i believe i chose the verse from the soda on nissan the women home because it symbolizes the superiority of the allah, the god of islam grants and men over women cities in europe and the united states. islamic feminists in particular have questioned this interpretation. i don't want to hear about interpretation. no, i think i copied her was the see her. i can read era is like most era, right? this is the word mean. be what islamic scholars to talk about the one to explain the versus you page by page. around your mom's and move, you can say that you should be women on the say, gently small, but they're still saying what is the piano? 5 teams and tradition. and we found out that all this community re interpretations could be traced to one verse, which is a verse for $34.00 from sort of me. so you have the word editable when know which was the word that actually raised most of the controversies and i encourage you to look at the studies and the books that have been books with and just abo

with that, i present to you phil onus floyd. >> how y'all doing? >> how you doing? >> i'm doing great. this was just to remember what happened to my brother because this was the day that he was murdered. it was great. he is a genuine guy. they always speak from the heart. it is a pleasure just to be able to have a chance to meet with them when we have that opportunity, too, and we are just thankful for what is going on and we just want this george floyd policing act to be passed in the future. >> [indiscernible] >> no. this the thing -- if you can make a federal law to protect the bird, which is the bald eagle, you can make federal law to protect people of color. >> now we will have his brother rodney floyd. >> how you guys doing? today is about remembrance of our brother, george floyd, father, uncle, friend, cousin. mr. president and the vice president gave us their condolences, adding on to what happened last year, reiterating everything. asking how we are doing, are we taking care of ourselves, and asked us all about how we are feeling. we are thankful that he sh

phil, i truly need to know. is my fiance, steven, a sex addict? iple personalities, or is he just an awful human being? >> announcer: today on an all new "dr. phil," a shocking accusation. >> you dispute that you drugged and raped her? >> that never happened. >> announcer: a toxic relationship. >> see seven totally attacked me. he body slammed me and i lost consciousness. consciousness. >> announcer: now... >> dr. phil, what should i do? >> announcer: should they get married? >> you said he cheated at least ten times. >> she was a nude stripper. >> she elevated wanted to become an architect.

phil, i truly need to know. is my fiance, steven, a sex addict? rsonalities, or is he just an awful human being? >> announcer: today on an all new "dr. phil," a shocking accusation. >> you dispute that you drugged and raped her? >> that never happened. >> announcer: a toxic relationship. >> see seven totally attacked me. he body slammed me and i lost consciousness. consciousness. >> announcer: now... >> dr. phil, what should i do? >> announcer: should they get married? >> you said he cheated at least ten times. >> she was a nude stripper. >> she elevated wanted to become an architect.

i was just taking some supplies out to the car. isn't this exciting -- the boys' first dance? greatest day of my life. does phile a green pocket square for him? teal! [ exasperated ] teal. i don't know. i don't think phil's really a pocket-square kind of a guy. wow! wow. why don't we conference in mitch? ay! look. this might work. well, except that it's turquoise... oh, and a bra?! do you think the kids in my village had pocket squares? here we go with the village. dad, are you still there? unfortunately, yes. please ask claire what time do i need to be at the school to help set up. gloria wants to know -- claire: no, i heard. um, tell her thank you so much, but we have all the help we could possibly need,

. >>> what advice can -- take from phil mickelson? >>> i have to eat a lot less. >>> another shout out to one of our bay area graduates. congrats to jake broder. he is graduating from lehigh. in san jose.>>> you can send your graduate photo to 2021 grads cbs.com. or social media. no professional >>> dennis is here. he is here in studio. back with sports. welcome back. >>> i wished i was in utah for the golding playoff run. that did not happen. the loss to memphis. championship window remains open as long as they have steph curry. after missing the playoffs two straight years. they acknowledge plenty of work to do this summer. >> we can't sit here and honestly say we are close to a championship because we have to make the playoffs first before we say that. >> golden state primary goal this off-season is to add more veterans to the roster. having klay thompson back should help. the gm make his case to free agents. >> we were in second place with quite a few guys that i think were veteran. could have helped. but they chose to go to a team afte

united states code troops would definitely go and i doubt. this phil ochs are indications that a soul a few bodies that still remain. in the us knocking at the door who is there to open it a correctional department. of never so been humiliated to have a correctional officer. direct me in prayer. in the burials begad in 869 the department of charities and correction was one city ancient city. and what happened more recently was that department of welfare pulled out of hard allied and left the department of correction in charge of these fair else. so it used to be that there was a dad house staff at the end of 26th street and a doc and in the dead have the bodies which. were unclaimed were put in these boxes and then put onto a boat there were 2 steamships one was called hope and the other was called fidelity. the boat backs up to the dead house and takes the coffins with their ghastly freight. airshow rudely down a slide like the various merchandise and as they strike the deck we hear the thud of the body and it's rude receptacles. business is good to d

as i said, there is phil mickelson, with the lead, and as i said again, it is his first 54 whole lead since 2013. >> i think that because i feel or believe that i am playing really well and i have an opportunity to contend for onip on sunday, anm ngso much n, is easier to get ahead of myself. >> i've been doing stretch exercises all wrong. look at brad, the pro-at. he rolled in the nice birdie putt here at his third hole, carted to 6/78 today, eight over for the tournament. here's the best to go right here yesterday, he chipped in a shot that number two. he is one of 20 club pros in the field this week and he is a popular guy now. >> i just had a chance to glance at my phone and there were quite a few text messages to say the least and a ton from obviously friends and family but also students back in the bay. >> baseball, the a's anaheim tonight, giants and dodgers are in business and moving pictures will be on the late show. time we have the warriors pick we got to talk about last night. here is the one g problem. turnovers that committed 21 of them in the overtime loss to memphis. d

i want to get the read from two of the best. federated hermes chief market strategist, philrlando and kits fared group chief strategist, keith fitz-gerald. i was crunching numbers yesterday in the cpi report. i'm personally convinced it will be short-lived, a lot of double-digit moves came from reopening trade, stimmie checks and supply chain constraints. with that in mind, are either one of you, i will start with you, phil, are you buyer on weakness, did you change anything and do you think inflation is a long-term problem? >> all right. so two good questions there, charles. first of all thank you very much for having me back. we were not concerned about this 4% correction we saw in the s&p over the last couple of days. stocks were overbought last week, last friday. we thought there would be you know about a 4% correction. we got it. we were oversold yesterday. so we were getting the bounce today. so there is nothing there that puts us off from our 4500 forecast on the s&p by the end of the year. but your inflation question is an interesting one. you look at the spike we've

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well let's see to her phone and i will not quite sure who this is phil. i believe i chose the verse from the soda on nissan the women home because it symbolizes the superiority of that allah, the god of islam ranch, men over women, diversities in europe and the united states is not mac feminists in particular have questioned this interpretation. i don't want to hear about interpretation. you know, i think her was the her, i can read era is like most era, right? and that's the word means. what is lama scholars talk about? the ones who explain the version of you page by page around your mom's and move to say that you should be women. i'm the say gently small, but they're still saying what is the piano? 5 teams and tradition. and we found out that's all this is community re interpretations could be traced to one verse, which is a verse for $34.00 from sort of to me. so you have the words at when know which was the word that actually raised most of the controversies and i encourage you to look at the studies and the books that have been books with and just abo

phil i know jamie won't let us steal you but thank you very much.ve to come back on the show. >> so nice being with you and this is such a fantastic market to talk about so thanks for having me. liz: indeed, indeed, phil campor eale at jpmorgan. inflation, it may not be lighting a fire under the fed just yet but it sure is sparking a new flamin the trade wars we're headed live to a missouri metals manufacturing facility for the battle breaking out between the haves and have-notes when it comes to the rising costs of industrial metals needed for hadding everything. from your new car, to your new smartphone to the chips inside it and the stock you own that make all of those things, closing bell ringing in 36 minutes, the dow up nearly 300 points right now, it's a rocking day don't go away. did you know that geico's whole 15 minutes thing... that came from me. really. my first idea was “in one quarter of an hour, your savings will tower... over you. figuratively speaking." but that's not catchy, is it? that's not going to swim about in your brain. so i

i think it's a little different, phil, than people hating their workplace versus somebody having a memo book in which they written so many times how much they hate the workplace. >> i don't think it's different. >> okay. i'll come back you to in a second. what do you think? it's not just the memo. it is the materials that is broad enough. it would be -- i mean the very least, you would want, you know this is not yes this is not like, you know, 30 years ago we have joint terrorism task forces. we have mechanisms in which that information would be shared. like phil, i agree. there is a lot of information. this is -- i'm not saying, you know, we could have stopped him in 2016. the way we have to look at this now is that we're trying to minimize all the different risks out there, whether it is guns that kill people quickly, to how much ammunition he had to, you know, every interaction with law enforcement and your hope is that the totality of the things will just save more american lives. and so this is a moment in which he touched, you know, law enforcement and nothing happened. this is so

all going to be watching you have the youngest drivers and juan pablo, he is an old man at 42, i think philelson proved you can skill still do it. you have 11 countries. you have the shootout. some drivers did not make it i'm not saying this because it is on nbc or whatever. it feels like indycar is really kicking butt i was going to say something else doing great right now, doug. >> the ntt indycar series is doing a great job. you touched on it. there is a transition with the car with juan pablo and scott dixon. and the younger drivers. a lot of young folks i think there is a little transition and simona starting with an all-female team and the car owned by a female. a lot of story lines in the indy 500. >> and watching his parents who sacrificed and his dad crying on tw television that is an incredible story. we have to talk about it, doug masks? social distancing. outside. what are the rules there's wind what protocols do we need to know if viewers are planning to attend >> we are an outside event we are requiring folks to wear masks. we are in marion county and there is an ordinance to

. >> i heard a lot of i don't know, or ask phil about this. i heard a lot of him passing the buck.he question is does tim cook actually not know the answers or was he trained not to answer them if they get to difficult or too in the weeds. that was one of the interesting things to me. i want to talk about the possibility thing you talked about. i don't believe apple on that. i think they are splitting hairs. there is the core profitability. they are saying they are not able to calculate all the extra stuff. they are trying to say it is an all in one ecosystem. can you factor in the cost of the iphone. i think, obviously, apple is simply saying it goes a lot further. it is interesting apple has been basically shooting down internal documents that were collected in the discovery process. if i'm the judge, i don't buy this. the question is how relevant is a lot of this? they are asking apple about icloud in china. they have done a lot of portraying apple as the big, bad wolf. full of inconsistent testimony. a lot of that does not go to the core of the issue. epic not do a good job pro

joining me now phil mudd. iof the things that strikes me, phil, about these videos, is we're here four months out from the insurrection and we're still seeing these come to light. >> one of the things you have to think about. of all the agents and analysts working on them, they'll never work on a complicated case like this again. you're talking 400 arrests. multiple those by interviews, reinterviews, cellphone searches, looking at people's laptops, family, friends, co-workers. >> think of aud the video they have, countless hours. how important is the public's help going to be in this? that's why the fbi is putting this out. >> you would be surprised. if you look at the most wanted list, you're talking about, if memory serves me, 30-plus percent, most are family, friends, co-works calling in and saying, i know that person. there were a couple of people who were on the fbi tour, saw somebody on the most wanted list and said, i know that person, case solved on the fbi tour. unbelievable. >> that speaks to how many

at least i can see what phil is doing. i don't have to look back and see what he's up to. in front of me so i know what i have to do. >> koepka and mikkelson will make for a box office pairing but with five players within four strokes of the lead anything could happen, especially with the wind expected to pick up on sunday changing the dynamics of a course that is already one of the toughest in golf. back to you. >> thanks. >>> so the world's biggest and possibly most eccentric has a new champion. take a listen. ♪ ♪ >> the betting favorite italian rocker won the eurovision song contest on saturday. the event was staged in rotterdam in the net therlands. people were glued to their tvs. past winners include abba and celene dion. coronavirus caused the contest to cancel last year. italy hosts next year. i'm robyn curnow. i'll be back in just a moment with cnn. >>> hi, welcome to all of our viewers here in the united states and all around the world. i'm robyn curnow. so ahead on

phil defeats father time. >> i would now like to suggest old phil mickelson. >> this morning's eye openers presented by progressive, making it easier to easy to bundle insurance. >> two really amazing athletic moments. simone biles and phil mickelson. really extraordinary. >> they're calling phil's win, ricky for the old guys. and that's not old, financial financial financial financial tennis. >> that's right. >>> we welcome you to "cbs this morning." we'll begin with this, where western leaders are calli lnded in lithuania last night after being diverted to belarus's capital, mink, based on a phony bomb plot. >> this man never made it to his final destination. an activist and critic of belarus's leader, alexander lukashenko. he was taken off the plane. lukashenko is one of russian president's vladimir putin's closest allies and his opponents have accused him of election fraud. charlie d'agata is following this still-unfolding story. good morning. >> good morning to you. there are growing concerns this morning of russian involvement after the ceo of that airline, ryanair, said he believed

all i wanted that i remember thinking do i want to be a comedian i want to act i want to write i read said phil screenplay which was like . the strunk and white. of film i think those are. robert mckee story there is save the cat and then there's obviously that one and so when you wrote a screenwriting book. say the cat everybody loves save the cat and that's ok yeah that's the big one that everybody always looks out and so right screenwriting book and this tells you a lot about the world we had written and by the time the rotor screenwriting book we had written about 10 or 12 movies that got made and were in movie theaters like we're not talking esoteric series so we did a chapter in our book and we we added up all of the movies that have been written by the guys who wrote all the screenwriting books and the answer was one. like robert mckee who wrote the big one story he has a shared credit on a t.v. movie called rb and the dreamcast right hand of god that's his half of it. and we're like well you know if you had if you've never made a building you don't get to write a book about architecture

but i still make city with that abundance of goals and the attacking talents. philseason for him. i make them slight favorites. of course it is used for both sides. i think the motivation for city and what the club has become and how they've craved this european trophy, wanting to crack it for so long. pep guardiola to cover the last finally won was 2011 with barcelona as code. wanted twice with them. so many little subplots and they are all going to be told over they are all going to be told over the next couple of hours. could be extra time in penalties. it certainly could. we will have to find out how this pans out and you will be crowned champions of europe later on this evening. ali, enjoy the game. so chelsea will be hoping to celebrate tonight, and the party has already started elsewhere in west london after brentford's promotion to the premier league for the first time in their history. thomas frank's side beat swansea 2—0 in the championship play off final at wembley, avenging their defeat to fulham eight months ago. adam wild was watching. rarely is the ph

on this i want to bring in ladenburg thalmann asset chief phil blancato. lot. people are questioning the structure where the folks involved up front take out a lot of money. the spacs i have tried my hand, i have gotten hammered on them. there is no support in the after the markets. it has been a rough ride for them. should there be more regulations? >> more regulations but don't get rid of the asset class. i will disagree with your earlier guests. i think it's a great market. here's why. think of us how many had opportunity to be in an ipo. show me an asset class i get a free look, cash should 10 bucks should never trade above or below it, income, upon the announcement after vote i can get out of it, if i don't like i don't need to own it f i do my due diligence, what they are buying i can make educated guess. take you to the other side. easier to understand what they're buying makes sense. perhaps regulations how much cash they can take out of it. but it's a great asset class why? because it gives people access. >> problem though, that sounds great on pa

phil, hold that thought for a second. let's bring in elizabeth cohen. she, of course, has been following all the developments on covid for us. so, elizabeth, like i was saying to phil, this would be a game changer. what do we know? >> oh, absolutely. this is a game changer. what we know is that dr. rochelle walensky, the head of the cdc, told chris cuomo last night that, you know, we think we're going to be changing our mask guidance very soon. we don't know exactly what "very soon" means but a lot of pressure on the cdc, saying to them, look, we know that you can't completely have every last little bit of science that you need to change masking guidance, but there is science out there that shows how very effective these vaccines are at protecting people and, and this is important, alisyn, and when people do get infected after getting vaccinated, which happens rarely, but it does happen, those people, according to studies, tend to have lower viral loeads. it suggests they're not as infectious as other people. so, there is a lot of reason here to expect that when they do change this guidance, that it will be more lenient, giving vaccinated people

then at night performing so then when the band i mean i was opening up for people like the or i l sam phil and then. exene cervenka and then farnham blonds the band came to me and asked me to be the singer on their band and i was like oh yeah kid that could be fun but i didn't bring in any of my songs i just saying their songs they're more like country ponk but then i realized the band was pretty good and so i i started bringing my songs and then. i mean we literally got signed so quickly. and then were like yeah got signed to interscope and then that's kind of like were wonderful things happen and not so wonderful things because i didn't feel like. i had my grasp around everything yet you know i didn't 100 percent know exactly who i was yet and i was still trying to find myself and then when you're in that situation then now you're moving very quickly trying to figure out on the way and. so it didn't pan out for me because i realized it wasn't you know happening from emotionally with the band and then i just had to get out. and so i began to see maybe that's the unease i felt as i read be

then at night performing so then when the band i mean i was opening up for people like to do or i yell sam phil. and then. exene cervenka and then farnham blonds the band came to me and asked me to be the singer on their band and i was like oh yeah kid that could be fun but i didn't bring in any of my songs i just saying their songs they're more like country ponk but then i realized the band was pretty good and so i i started bringing my songs and then. i mean we literally got signed so quickly. and then were like yeah i got signed to interscope and then that's kind of like were wonderful things happen and not so wonderful things because i didn't feel like. i had my grasp around everything yet you know i didn't 100 percent know exactly who i was yet and i was still trying to find myself and then when you're in that situation then now you're moving very quickly trying to figure out on the way and. so it didn't pan out for me because i realized it wasn't you know happening from emotionally with the band and then i just had to get out. and so i think maybe that's the unease i felt as i read betwee

then at night performing so then when the band i mean i was opening up for people like to do or i yell sam phil and then. exene cervenka and then farnham blonds the band came to me and asked me to be the singer on their band and i was like oh yeah kid that could be fun but i didn't brought bring in any of my songs i just saying their songs they're more like country ponk but then i realized the band was pretty good and so i i started bringing my songs and then. i mean we literally got signed so quickly. and then were like yeah got signed to interscope and then that's kind of like were wonderful things happen and not so wonderful things because i didn't feel like. i had my grasp around everything yet you know i didn't 100 percent know exactly who i was yet and i was still trying to find myself and then when you're in that situation then now you're moving very quickly trying to figure out on the way and. so it didn't pan out for me because i realized it wasn't you know happening for me emotionally with the band and then i just had to get out . i mean maybe that's the unease i felt as i read betwee

i know governor phil murphy says it is not fair to ask a frontline worker whether someone is vaccinated or not. what do you think about all of that? a friend of mine told me that a customer threatened to get her fired because she asked him to wear a mask. mr. slavitt: thanks for the question. the last year and a half has been one of the most intense periods in the our lives. people are feeling stress and they are feeling as dr. fauci said earlier, very normal feelings adjusting. let's just treat each other with respect. next question. >> let's go to meg tyrell at cnbc. >> thanks. i was intrigued by what dr. murthy said about how employers could play a bigger role in helping people get vaccinated. what would you like to see in terms of them offering on-site exit nation clinics, and what do you see as barriers for employers to do that? if i could add a second question, there has been a focus on immunocompromised folks and the fact that vaccines may not provide the same protection for them. do you see monoclonal antibodies in use for those folks preventively? is that a good option for peop

all right, thanks so much john surplus phil i had on al jazeera the side effects of corona virus. why south africa the economy has suffered the most and faces a long recovery? ah, ah, it's time for the journey to winter sponsored by kettle airways. hello. you know, it's what we have been warning about these storm clouds just producing intense rain over taiwan and here are the numbers are just about 2 hour drive south of type pay . so ty chung 173 millimeters over the past 2 days, and we are starting to see the scenes of flooding out of taiwan. now that heavy rain will continue on tuesday as while our plum rains. but it does it dry for south korea and japan and it should point out the air quality in beijing is going to deteriorate. big time in the days to come. ok after the philippines rate. now we're dante has strengthened into a tropical storm. it's going to move northwest up the philippine sea and lash coastal sections of the country, the winds at the center of it about a 157 kilometers per hour and wave heights 5 meters. but again, 250 kilometers away from lad. i'll swear for s

i know governor phil murphy says it is not fair to ask a frontline worker whether someone is vaccinated or not. what do you think about all of that? a friend of mine told me that a customer threatened to get her fired because she asked him to wear a mask. mr. slavitt: thanks for the question. last year and a half has been one of the most intense periods in the our lives. people are feeling stress and they are feeling as dr. fauci said, very normal feelings adjusting. let's just treat each other with respect. >> next, president biden and the leader of south korea hold a meeting. then later, on the communicators, telecommunication analysts look at cancel culture, social media platforms and free speech. ♪ announcer: coming up saturday morning, transportation and travel, ford's new electric vehicles, and the recent violence between israelis and palestinians. we will hear more about that with former u.s. ambassador to israel. watch washington journal live saturday 7:00 a.m. eastern, join with your calls, comments, messages, and tweets. ♪ announcer: c-span is your unfiltered view of governmen

i did not realize. you guys have been together for 41 years and you met marlo when you were a guest on phil's show >> yeahse shampoo commercials, you know? the white hair and the blue eyes, the whole irish thing. i got very interested in him and he -- he looked at me and said - >> well, i thought she was a bad thought. you know, if you're catholic, you understand what that means [ laughter ] and one thing led to another and before you know it, we were a real live couple >> but i read that you met your wife and you fell in love at first sight. >> seth: that is the way i -- i agreed to tell it. [ laughter ] >> no. but i mean that's -- >> seth: no, but we did. we met -- it is true though. we met at a wedding. and the last thing i think either of us were looking for was that and yet, we were together ever since then so it is amazing how -- how fortuitous it can be >> and a lot of people that we interviewed for the podcast, that was so. billy crystal was 18 he was playing ball on the beach. and this girl in a pink bikini walked by. and he like fell in love with her. and they've been married like 60 years so th

you saw yesterday, that mob of people in south carolina, following phil mickelson up the 18th fairway. and i think a lot of people watching were excited to actually see that there's a sporting event, a huge sporting event where things were returning to normal. and i'm not so sure phil was excited about it. for a moment, the crowds kind of got out of control. but it's south carolina. south carolina people are hearty people. they are -- they wear their emotions on their sleeves. in very, very good ways and a couple bad ways. but jonathan lemire, it was -- i mean, you were seeing a lot of these -- not only sporting events, but going out and seeing people getting back to living again a normal life. and it sure is joyous for an awful lot of people. and not us, of course, because we kind of stay in our cave. we don't get out much. but it's joyful for most people. and also inside the white house, you know, i always look at my wwd, what's in, what's out app. and it appears inside the white house, hugs in, masks out. >> hugs in, masks, mostly, out, joe. and i would say, there at the pga, it seems lik

my chief and i need it's a tool and borders and to make clear that we are aware of our responsibilities to the rest of the world. so we drill a dominating this summit phil and i think this will also see this as a dry run because in about a month's time there is another big g. 7 summit coming up and corner where the heads of state will actually meet so seeing whether this can work for an international summit and that might be you know a blueprint for for for summits to come because i think we know that the pandemic is not not going away have completely vanishing from the earth for the 1st foreseeable future so might not be the last summit there has to be called which protocol very strictly adhered to. that mass in london thank you. quite a lot of football for you. the former germany and goalkeeper for messi provides reboard after he sent a racist message on tuesday mr lemon sent a whatsapp message to sky sports a victim former germany international tennis algo in which he referred to him as a token black guy a lemon later tweeted that he had contact style go to apology. and set you up to date some more world news at the top. $1000.00 special next. news a

i want to bring in asset management ceo phil blancano.e, all of the money moving around so did we get too much money? i mean what's happened all of a sudden? >> i think it's exactly what we wanted to happen and when we had this amazing run-up, we now see this boost in inflation was fully anticipated. i think the 10 year still has room to run and we'll see 2.25 on 10 year so the market is taking a pause. we're getting what we need to have happen. we're seeing, it is a very important point. you're looking finally at pe ratios beginning to make some sense and the reality is, charles, it's probably time for a little correction. we need a good garden variety 10 -15% correction, clean-up the froth in the market and then we grind higher. charles: you know it's always sounds good and after the fact is but when you live it day-to-day it's a lot tougher, so what do you say to investors, particularly part of this 20 million approximately folks who just got into the market the last year. they never went through a correction like this , many bought th