he thought he came up with a debra dixon shows us how it works and how it went back. >>> when james phillips slammed his daughter on her back, it caused severe skull fracture. that's what killed the 3-month old. he confessed and was indicted in october. since then, the baby's mother continues to support him with letters. inmate said he muched what. inmate kevin reilly forged the handwriting of phillip's wife. >> was writing a letter. written. he had the documents to show to reilly, for reilly to use to write the new letter. >> reilly practiced the handwriting, before writing a fake letter confessing to the baby's murder. >> the letter that reilly wrote,

for his daughter's death hatches a plan fo get off the hook but the plan didn't go have well. james phillips admitted to slamming his daughter on the ground. he became close with a pretty good forger in jail. >> the letter that was written saying, i'm so sorry, i actually killed her and i'm sorry you had to take the fall. >> cammy: investigators figured the scheme out and now he is in bigger trouble. >>> it is hard to believe a school shooting could even happen here but when it did the man in charge knew what he needed to do. it has been one week since the shooter opened fire. police say 14-year-old austin off. >>> i have seen it all. when i ran out the door going after the kid, you should have seen the principals and everybody going to the kids. possible snare yo that ended in the best way it could have. hancock is facing several charges including attempted murt. >>> still to come, a recall alert. >> plus why the law makers wants certain body parts removed (phone ringing) you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with socia

james phillips admitted to slamming his daughter's head into the ground last october. 3- month- old jazmine died the following day. phillips apparently became close with a pretty good forger in jail, kevin riley. so, the two struck a deal. .. and riley used his talents to pen a letter. 3 "the letter riley wrote purporting to be the wife saying i'm so sorry i actually killed jasmine i'm sorry you have to take the fall for this i love you." investigators figured the scheme out.. and now phillips is in even more trouble. by the way.. that deal he made with riley.. 20- dollars worth of nutty bars and coffee from the commissary. 3 there is no bigger stage than madison square garden. this week..the world's most famous arena is home to the big east championship.the 5th practiced yesterday at cintas center.they got in a final workout before leaving later *today* for the big apple.they will play the winner of st. john's/marquette matchup on thursday. the latest top 25 poll is out.. kansas stays at the top followed by michigan state. the muskies are locked into the number 5 spot.. hoosiers are 10th..

. >>> when james phillips slammed his daughter on her back, it caused severe skull fracture. that's what killed the 3-month old. he confessed and was indicted in october. since then, the baby's mother continues to support him with letters. inmate said he muched what. inmate kevin reilly forged the handwriting of phillip's wife. >> was writing a letter. written. he had the documents to show to reilly, for reilly to use to write the new letter. >> reilly practiced the handwriting, before writing a fake letter confessing to the baby's murder. >> the letter that reilly wrote, i actually killed jasmine. i'm sorry that you have to take the fall for this. i love you. >> the jail, with the 1200 inmates is likely city, news travel fast and it did. >> our officers are trained observers. they are trained to observe and trained to notice human behavior that gives indications what someone may be planning to do. not only that, they build a rapport with the inmates. >> jail investigators find out about the phony letter, phillips sent to his mother. according to court records, reilly, was paid with $20

hear more about it and nina will be alling this closely along with our holly here at heritage, james phillips. we have a few thank you gifts for you which is our tradition. i will let lauren present first. >> thank you. >> thank you so much on behalf of of the clare booth lose policy institute. i would like to present you our mug with the phrase -- no good deed goes unpunished. [laughter] something you are familiar with. i would like to give you a copy of our annual 2016 great american conservative women calendar. anyone can have a copy. >> excellent. >> i would like to give you finally our tote bag. >> thank you so much. thank you all for coming. [applause] >> across the lobby, we can continue the conversation with nina so thank you for being here. >> that's wonderful. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact to you. saturday morning, david shepherdson joins us to

james phillips, of minnesota, checked out the book as a freshman before join the u-s marines. he says the book, along with his other belongings were sent to his parents home, where they remained until his parents died. the book was in a box of his belongings that was sent to phillips by his brother. the university says they will not charge phillips the late fee which would have been around $350. a baby announcement that has the internet talking today. teresa lashley was sharing the good news of the birth of her grandson, but oops... she texted a wrong number. the man texted back his congratulations -- but told her she had the wrong number. he kept texting her, asking what hospital and room number. teresa answered the stranger's texts -- and deorick and dennis williams stopped by to deliver a baby gift. coming up why you should never lie on an insurance application just to try to get a lower rate! could pay. on the way. watch me whip.. watch me nae nae. it's a celebration! what's got this lady hitting more than a two step in the hospital... we find out on the other side of the

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james phillips, of minnesota, says he checked out the history book from the university library in 1967. but then he joined the marines. so the book ended up with his parents until they passed away. u.d. says it won' t charge james the 350-dollar late fee. sheree: you' ll soon be able to get a taste of moonshine in your hamburger. hardee' s and carl' s junior will release the midnight moonshine burger tomorrow. the limited-edition glaze won' t have any alcohol. but the restaurant says it will taste like moonshine. sheree: starbucks plans to help feed families in need with its leftovers. mike: the company says it plans to donate 100% of its unsold food to feeding america . it plans to give out 5 million meals this year, including breakfast sandwiches, paninis and salads. sheree: today is diabetes alert day. an estimated eight million people are living with the disease without knowing it. the american diabetes association says nearly one in 10 americans has diabetes. and one in three has pre-diabetes. you can reverse the condition with exercise and a diet change. the association' s websit

hear more about it and nina will be following this closely along with holly here at heritage james phillips, we have a few thank you gifts for you which is our tradition. i will let lauren present first. >> thank you. >> thank you so much on behalf of of the clare booth lose policy institute. i would like to present you our mug with the phrase -- no good deed goes unpunished. [laughter] something you are familiar with. i would like to give you a copy of our annual 2016 great american conservative women calendar. anyone can have a copy. ms. shea: excellent. >> i would like to give you finally our tote bag. ms. shea: thank you so much. >> thank you all for coming. [applause] >> across the lobby, we can continue the conversation with nina so thank you for being here. ms. shea: that's wonderful. [indiscriminate chatter] >> tonight on c-span, republican presidential candidate ted cruz holding a conference in southern arizona, and a john kasich town hall meeting and orrin, utah. later, a meeting with secretary ash carter. >> this weekend, the c-span a city store posted by our cable partners takes

james phillips checked out the book as a freshman before leaving school to join the u-s marines. he says the book, along with his other belongings were sent to his parents home in minnesota... where they remained until his parents died. u-d says they won't send him the bill... adlib 4shot looking at a dry afternoon with a sun and cloud mix increasing clouds this evening high of 65. it's going to get cooler going into friday because of a cold front moving in on thursday. look for rain showers and a rumble of thunder thursday morning with a chance of thunderstorms into thursday afternoon. the severe risk is marginal for storms thursday. daytime highs tomorrow 63 degrees. dry and cool with a high of 50 on friday. saturday staying dry a high of 62. easter sunday starts out dry with rain showers sunday afternoon high 65. a live look at 71-75 at donaldson road in erlanger... at donaldson road in erlanger... there are reports of an accident... we're working on getting you new details... a clerk at a columbus shipping business... stops a man's plan to ship drugs.. inside a child's toy! p

>> i'm still standing yeah, yeah, yeah >> james: i never knew you were such a dancer. >> arlene phillips said i was the worst dancer she ever worked with. >> james: no! >> yes. >> james: is that why you used to go so flamboyant in your dress? >> yes. >> james: because there were-- over the years. >> well, you know, i was never a lead vocalist, not like bowie or jagger. i was stuck at the piano. and i wasn't, you know, a sex symbol. and so i had fun with my outfits. and i just went for it. >> i remember when rock was young >> reminds me of the muppets! >> me and susie had so much fun holding hands and skimming stones they had an old gold chevy and a place of my own but the biggest kick i ever was doing a thing called the crocodile rock while the other kids were rockin' 'round the clock we were hopping and bobbing to the crocodile rock, yeah! laaaa! la-la-la oh, yeah la-la-la la-la-la >> james: so much of your life-- and i think has been about sort of excess in that-- >> of course. >> james: even when you go shopping-- >> i've never been able to have one of everything. >> james: don't you

>>james: a convicted child rapist has been released from a state hospital and is now living in the east bank >>phillipe djegal: while in concord the 51 year-old robert bass will be considered a transient living out of hotels and motels he was about one place to another every five days and rent as a sex offender every 30 days with the cup police department he says he was also where an ankle bracelet in addition to a representative from liberty healthcare to provide him at all times. >>phillipe djegal: the move not sitting well with the community this was a court decision would lead to his release from the department of state hospital on monday back in the 90's he was convicted of molesting multiple boy is here and contra costa county last year he was set to move into this home of the two rode oakley before the hall report out of the agreement with the country due to mounting opposition from the community now he would stay in concord until something else works out. >>james: a man from gilroy has been arrested and accused of such for molesting a five year- old he was taken into custody yesterday is a frau

>>james: their hopes that it might be enough to keep the drug from getting worse--dropped. >>phillipe d: >>charles c: the state was on track of had a very wet winter but did install the recovering this is called the draw maps but less of timber--last september. >>charles c: state why it that hold about 56% for late february the control board as recently said we're hoping for mayor or march and also it from there should be able to decide a statewide water use restrictions will continues. >>anny h: over an inch in little more and back of a pretense of san jose pretty much if you compare that to february of 1998 ending a season look at these numbers will want to get all whole lot last month the good news is we're looking at the forecast model between now and the next about week or so it is trending of really what so where have some the storm's coming this way potentially that really bring us a lot of flying hist. >>anny h: temperatures as your waking them and stepping up the door a lot for this and '50s 53 in concord and oakland also 53 in san jose forties and antioch and livermore 55 in

phillips, al jazeera, central court london. >>> informs have moved around palmyra to recapture the city from i.s.i.l,. >>> talks slow, syrian officials refuse to discuss the fate of president bashar al-assad. james bays reports from geneva. >> one of the most senior officials in the european union after a meeting with the head of the syrian government delegation in geneva. there was no pictures of the actual meeting between frederica mogherini and bashar al jaffray. at the same time, mrs. mogherini headed to the united nations for a special meeting with staffan de mistura. she made it clear she met with both sides and there was no change. >> why did you decide this meeting such a high profile meeting? >> our support for the united nations is not just there but for the future, something we discussed, as i said what i've done today is consistent, fully consistent with what we decided together as the european union, to actively support the work of the united nations, and in particular, of staffan de mistura, in bringing the negotiations forward. >> reporter: despite high representative mogherini's firm position that this is not a change in eu policy i can tell you i've spoken to diplomats from a nu

>>phillipe d: from sausalito to novato even those with umbrellas did their best to enjoy the rain. >>james: take a look at these pictures that was sent to us and she says it to talk to par polls and occidental yesterday this is some there were probably going to see repeated throughout the weekend led had to the east to bay and part of the region it got hit hard with the rain caused some mudslide the team coverage continues with. with. >>jeff b: parents picked up their kids from school in the downpour it was a soggy day in the east bay for sure drivers on the highway will forced to deal with the rain the jobs of the rain at what buying the roadway was saturated in water wall off into the gutters mudslides of claremont avenue in berkeley cars will forced to borrow around the pile of earth and rock that come loose from the hillside and deposited on to the street several slides but no major damage. >>jeff b: by all accounts it's loaded by the progress would most would not mind because of the drought. >>james: we have him saying that his friends for him out of class and a notice how close is ca

>>phillipe djegal: is best to avoid a park molybdenite but if you have to park nearby is best to find a well lit area. >>james: also in the east bay the chp is investigating a series of hit and run accident they all happen in the pits workstation. >>jeff bush: the driver of the silver sudan was involved in several hit and run accident the accident appeared to happen and possession around 8:00 p.m. the driver took off and eventually ended up in the back of the parking lot sits the officer said there was a passenger in the car with the driver and both ran away from the same the use trained dogs to try and find to suspect the were unable to locate them but during the course of that investigation uncovered several crew--close. >>jeff bush: there is no evidence to support them this said the car is registered to a property in antioch and maybe stolen several holes to be seen in this thai side of the car we have started about those holes they're still looking for the two suspects there in the vehicle if you're around the scene at a clock on bay road they would like to give them call. >>james: the announcement came o

james hancock has been arrested, charged with attempted murder. luckily the two students who were shot, they are expected to be okay. >>> all right. i can't wait to show you these pictures. i know denis phillips loves march 4th. this is what people in good are dealing with. this is just outside of my hometown in atlanta. this is crazy. some places got almost four inches of snow. and here is what is interesting. some of these pictures actually page fans. because his family lives in the north georgia mountains. he couldn't believe it. this after we dealt with the you can believe that. >>> all right. they're dealing with that. and then in alaska, it's too warm. seriously too warm. unseasonably warm. so they're running out of snow for their annual dog sled competition. the solution, you pack seven railcars with snow and roll it into anchorage. that is not cheap. most city budgets are built around getting it out. they also had to make changes to the race. short especiallying -- shortening the race from 11 miles to 3. it kicks off tomorrow morning. how is it too warm there, but it's snowing in atlanta? >> that's what happens. you know, usually in one part of the country if it's really warm, the oth

>>james: in response to complaints from food safety in the popular hamburger chain in and out burger says it is speeding up plans to start using food would antibiotics. >>phillipe d: hist to eight without a recent change in how their weight in treated iv the company says they will be safer for consumers in response to complaints the vice-president of qualities said the company has reached out to the meat suppliers asking that that would demand to treating cattle of antibiotic and is absolutely necessary just like humans cattle sometime need antibiotics for help reasons the company says it is not escalating food safety and consumer groups say that one day they will make the move toward only selling grass fed beef. >>james: new details on what the boston marathon baum told investigators off about have been moments before the blast a federal jury has senses and to death decision 2016 the gop at this in a battle was once unthinkable a donald trump general election ticket near panic within the party. >>reporter: he is weighing in on the mold effort to the gop to stop the descendants of donald trump if after a strong gain on super tuesday the gop nominee met mumming

james: we have detective sam and the questioning a suspect in connection with some bristly official repeating it was discovered early this week at given should of offices of the san leandro unified school district's. >>phillipe djegal: racial slurs of rapid we have to blur the out in red and white paint the fbi a derogatory term used to demand african-americans and the words white power sprayed on the glass the discovery made by an employee for the san leandro unified school district when monday morning police said that employees walked up to the graffiti mark of the district offices ever since then police lt. robert mcmanus said this case is at his apartment for focus. >>phillipe djegal: he is to have days after the graffiti was first ordered a two year-old caucasian man suspected in the crime macmanus said he lives on a corner from the district office and was arrested on unrelated charges included a probation violation. >>phillipe djegal: he said the suspect was born and raised here in san leandro in the past has never been listed for convicted for his motive in this case says is unclear the suspect is being held in jail without bail and could be charged with vandalism and a crime. >>james: a manhunt under

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phillips curve effect. you have got stabilizing oil prices that will help headline inflation,. highave got pretty increases on average in house prices and other things and rents. --hink mike: you can catch up? jamesrve is something that has happened in the past in central banking. i think we will be able to handle the situation this time. tom: is st. louis the central banker to the world? we speak of chairman yellen. can you state the collegial whether it isomc, atlanta, dallas, boston, you are combined central bankers of the world? james: the u.s. central bank it is a -- world leader. economy is a similar size to the u.s. economy. you've also got rising china. china has a different -- we also have japan. china has a different economy. not as much capital flow. i managed exchange rate regime so they have a different situation. mike: one thing we do not given the fed meeting is a sense of what it is you are looking for as a committee. what is the reaction function now? what would make you move? if overshooting on inflation is not only ok but expected in the jobless rate is going to go down to 4.5%, what are the triggers if you have not lived yet? james: that is a great question and why should list