mr. 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 know

mr. 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 priv

mr. 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 priv

mr. 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 priv

mr. 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 know

mr. 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 priv

mr. 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 priv

mr. phillips that we have. 2001, 2003. >> from 200 pounds to morbid obesity, his mug shots tell the storyf his exponential weight gain. >> my self-esteem out there in the free had plummeted. i'd stopped giving a care about everything. i was drinking anywhere from a bottle to a bottle and a half of jack a day. i started eating and eating as a comfort. >> but there was one person at the jail that would have a profound effect on phillip's life. >> hop up here and see where you are at here today. >> dr. hubert downstairs is the one that got me to change. >> look at this. excellent. have a seat up on the bench. >> he told me that he saw something better in me. >> howard hubert is a board certified physician's assistant at bear county jail. >> sean phillips is one of my favorite cases to talk about. sean came through the door weighing 437 pound. i said do you went to get the diabetes and blood pressure under control? he said of course. i said here it the plan. i'm going to put you on an 1,800 calorie a day diabetic diet, taper your diabetes meds blood pressure meds. i said if you exercise a lot

that basically, the phillips curve doesn't work. mr. liams: well, the phillips curve has died many times and risen at other times. my view of this is if we push the economy too hard for too long, inflation pressures will build up. we are seeing those pressures build up in some parts of the economy. i think we are in a good place there. we know that from history that if the economy runs for two hot for too long, you will see inflation pick up. we don't want that to happen. we know in the past that high inflation is damaging so we want to avoid that. michael: lately several of your colleagues have suggested that the balance sheet might come into play later this year. that has global wall street on the edge of its metaphorical chair. is it likely? mr. williams: really it depends on how the economy is doing and how we assess the economic outlook. the f one c in the past explaining that we plan to put off the normalization of the balance sheet until normalization of the fed funds rate is well underway and we are not there yet, but if the econ

mr. trump's comments came after his pick of secretary of the navy withdrew from consideration. former military officer phillip builden cited concerns about separating himself from his business interest. earlier this month sean spicer denied reports including one by cbs that he might step aside. tweeting in part he's 100% committed. also this weekend divisions appeared among republicans over whether an independent prosecutor should investigate russian interference in the election. >> you cannot have somebody a friend of mine that was on the campaign and who was an appointee. he was going to need to use the special prosecutors statue in office. >> if we get down that road, that is a decision attorney general sessions can make the time. >> the president weighed in last night tweeting russia talk is fake news put out by the determines and played up by the media. roxanna for cbs news new york. >> president trump is expected to outline plan to overhaul obama care during his address to congress tomorrow. >>> people in the south bay have felt the -- just before 11:00 yesterday morning the first 3.5 magnitude quake hi

mr. trump fired acting attorney general sally yates, an obama holdover for refusing to defend the travel ban in court. mark phillips is watching the reaction of our u.s. allies. >> not just the crowds have poured on the streets of europe are angry -- >> refugees are welcome here. >> the disenchant. now 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 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 peace cannot survive. >> reporter: what frightens the e.u. 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 expressed in parliament. >> the wretched

mr. hillary doesn't turn he turns left because he's hunting garrett phillips. >> reporter: maybe the prosecution's journey to the field to look at the soccer team. >> yeah. prosecution says it's their most conclusive piece of evidence. >> reporter: rainy day in potsdam. the last few minutes of garrett's life. >> yes. and when they were playing that tape, which is about five minutes long in that courtroom, you could've havhee d ara pin drop. >> reporter: the state argued that when nick wasn't lying, he had very suspicious lapses in memory about the day garrett was killed, a convenient forgetfulness, said prosecutors, highlighted by three simple words. >> i cannot recall. i cannot recall. i cannot recall. >> watch him as he answers, "i cannot recall," without even the slightest reflection or effort to try to recall. >> if you start to take these things in sum, in total, that you have a guy who is not telling the truth. you have a guy that does not have an iron clad alibi. >> and the proof is beyond coli certainty. every single fact in this case points to him. and at some point, coincidences stop bei