mr. phillip for converted and homage postage after school when you took mr. phillip away i was very, very sad cried and cried and had to stay omi from school i don't know your nice to our teachers in our school my mom said i should follow the golden rule you should too how would you feel if someone made you move away from the people you love i think you should send mr. phillip back the grattan thank you >> (clapping.) >> good evening president trump superintendant lee be commissioners the board of education my name is susan i'm the school nurse and school i'm here i want to be sure our aware of the action you're planning to take that has an adverse affect on galileo staff and more importantly on the students i want you to listen within the context of a paragraph in the resolution you passed whereas sfusd buildings in order to serve the students we prioritize the candidates are deeply knowledge about, about the skills and serve the students addresses committed around quality and social judges parent support and hiring sfusd graduates as part of workforce i want

mr. phillip for converted and homage postage after school when you took mr. phillip away i was very, very sad cried and cried and had to stay omi from school i don't know your nice to our teachers in our school my mom said i should follow the golden rule you should too how would you feel if someone made you move away from the people you love i think you should send mr. phillip back the grattan thank you >> (clapping.) >> good evening president trump superintendant lee be commissioners the board of education my name is susan i'm the school nurse and school i'm here i want to be sure our aware of the action you're planning to take that has an adverse affect on galileo staff and more importantly on the students i want you to listen within the context of a paragraph in the resolution you passed whereas sfusd buildings in order to serve the students we prioritize the candidates are deeply knowledge about, about the skills and serve the students addresses committed around quality and social judges parent support and hiring sfusd graduates as part of workforce i want

mr. phillip for converted and homage postage after school when you took mr. phillip away i was very, very sad cried and cried and had to stay omi from school i don't know your nice to our teachers in our school my mom said i should follow the golden rule you should too how would you feel if someone made you move away from the people you love i think you should send mr. phillip back the grattan thank you >> (clapping.) >> good evening president trump superintendant lee be commissioners the board of education my name is susan i'm the school nurse and school i'm here i want to be sure our aware of the action you're planning to take that has an adverse affect on galileo staff and more importantly on the students i want you to listen within the context of a paragraph in the resolution you passed whereas sfusd buildings in order to serve the students we prioritize the candidates are deeply knowledge about, about the skills and serve the students addresses committed around quality and social judges parent support and hiring sfusd graduates as part of workforce i want

mrs. phillips and her daughter, jesse. i think what i want to say to mrs. phillips and to the members of this committee is that judge gorsuch, i've known him for 13 years, judge gorsuch is the kind of judge that mrs. phillips and jesse would want on the bench. he is the kind of judge that apply he the law fairly even even handedly to all litigant before him. set kind of judge that doesn't rule based on a policy preference or preference for outcome but on the law as it's written by members of this body. the constitution our framers wrote. the kind of judge that applies the law in the way we want the law to be applied. i's a judge's judge. i followed judge gorsuch to the justice department in a different office but saw him there as senior justice department official. i then went with him to the tenth circuit we he was confirmed to the bench and spent the first four months with him on the bench as a judge. i washington watched him trance farm from passionate strong advocate for client as strong advocate under the rule of law. he is the kind of man that cares ab

mr. phillips because that is what she recommended 15 years later we want to support that note punishment it i'm on the instructional leadership team and the second depamper with mr. phillips. >> thank you so much. >> thank you >> (clapping.) >> (calling names) >> dead and good evening my name is paula a parent at monroe elementary school in the southeast part of city a large school 5 hundred and 58 students 50 percent are latina large immigrant population there are 3 languages there have spanish and chinese and bilingual and a really active community parent community who tonight is at the school site council meeting talking about the budget for next year so there's been a problem the at monroe you may or may not heard about and that's a problem with consistent stable leadership we've had 3 principals in the last 5 years i have to third and 5 grader here tonight and since kindergarten i've expressed 3 principals and part of the problem is that we're really a large school with a lot of diverse students and needs and we finally last year got an assistant principal signed to the school and t

mr. phillips because that is what she recommended 15 years later we want to support that note punishment it i'm on the instructional leadership team and the second depamper with mr. phillips. >> thank you so much. >> thank you >> (clapping.) >> (calling names) >> dead and good evening my name is paula a parent at monroe elementary school in the southeast part of city a large school 5 hundred and 58 students 50 percent are latina large immigrant population there are 3 languages there have spanish and chinese and bilingual and a really active community parent community who tonight is at the school site council meeting talking about the budget for next year so there's been a problem the at monroe you may or may not heard about and that's a problem with consistent stable leadership we've had 3 principals in the last 5 years i have to third and 5 grader here tonight and since kindergarten i've expressed 3 principals and part of the problem is that we're really a large school with a lot of diverse students and needs and we finally last year got an assistant principal signed to the school and t

mr. phillip anschutz, which is a billionaire and also a very big political spender. and all of that i think causes concern to some of us that although the talk may be about olympian detachment, the actual operation of getting judge gorsuch before us has been special interest dark money politics. and i'd like to ask you to react to that. >> thank you, senator whi whitehouse. i think you are right to express concern about this the same way that the american people including 91% of president trump's own voters have expressed concern about the role of the supreme court in expanding our current big money system. judge gorsuch had the opportunity over the past couple of days to distance himself from the entire problem of citizens united either spoken out expansively in terms of the influence of the wealthy millionaires and billionaires in our politics to even some of the more narrow concerns. i was particularly concerned in your exchange, mr. whitehouse, with the judge when you gave him an opportunity to talk about something that his predecessors, one of his great north st

mrs. phillips and jesse deserve is wrong. he will be a credit to the nation and this body and should be confirmed swiftly.u, >> i'm going to call on senator coons because he has another assignment. >> i will take a few minutes and ask questions if i might. ms. warbelow, judge gorsuch says he follows precedent and i question the critical casing. he also wrote they should apply the law as it is and looking tod tech, structure and history to decide what they would have understood the law to be. but they just don't look forward, they apply a modern principle to protect the rightht to privacy and marriage. can original as some protect what they now recognized based on the due process law? >> if we pass the pause button at the moment in time when it was within or any single statutl was written, we miss a context how it applies to people's lives. it's not a surprise to anyone in this room that it was a strangee to the law and if we continue to advocate for a view of the constitution that gives stuck in time for kobe will always be s

mr. phillips. >> that was the clip from the new film of the novel, a man's spiritual journey as he copesith the loss of young daughter. michael, good to see you. >> good morning. maria: big names, octavia spenser, tim mcgraw, what do you think? >> i think this could do pretty well. probably everything that manchester lacks from my point of view. octavio spencer. maria: she's so good. >> one of the hardest-working actresses in show business. maria: is that right? >> a really good job at targeting christian and faith-based communities and tend to be loyal to projects, this thing 10 to 12 will do better than that. maria: let's talk lowingan for a second. the latest chapter in the xman franchise. what do you think? >> number one, this weekend, probably the best tribute xmen movies and one of the best box office of wolverine ever. hugh wrapping it up. i was logan premier was friday night and i had to be in oscars. let's see how she did. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> as a comic book fan this is as close as we will get to the old men log and story line in the comics. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i read all logan when it came out, i re

phillip payment was right in increasing the tax? as it does, this is pretty fair, economically rational and it strengthens the base. this is a pretty good way to do it. mrbout fairness. what are the differences between being employed directly by a company and being self employed 7 employed directly by a company and being self employed? per employed — pa rental leave, being self employed? per employed — parental leave, sick pay and holiday pgy- parental leave, sick pay and holiday pay. if you are self—employed you receive none of these rights. at present, an employed person on £25,000 per year would pay national insurance of £1970. for a self—employed person that falls to £1630. that will rise after this increase to over £1800. the gap has 110w increase to over £1800. the gap has now narrowed. any less than £16,000 for self—employed will be better off. 580 pounds per year will be earning more. the self-employed are not the only people facing a tax increase. katie runs a writing business. she takes dividends from her share in the company. the government is going to ask her and over a million investors in shares to pay more tax. people might think twice. t

the chancellor, phillip hammond, has said the government will not spend heavily in his budget on wednesday, because it needs "reserves in the tank" as it prepares to leave the eu. mrmmond said hisjob was to ensure the economy was resilient. he's also warned the eu that britain will not slink off like a "wounded animal" if it does not secure the brexit deal it wants. 0ur political correspondent, eleanor garnier reports. these days, a long shadow casts itself over westminster and whitehall. brexit is dominating politics and as the chancellor makes his spending plans, it dominates his calculations as well. i regard myjob as chancellor as making sure that our economy is resilient, that we have got reserves in the tank, so as we embark on the journey that we will be taking over the next couple of years we are confident that we have got enough gas in the tank to see us through that journey. no ifs, no buts! no nhs cuts! but domestic pressures are building up as well. there are repeated calls for more money for the nhs, plus claims social care is in crisis and desperately needs extra funding. the chancellor says this is no time for a spending spree, but labour is warning

the chancellor, phillip hammond, has said the government will not spend heavily in his budget on wednesday, because it needs "reserves in the tank" as it prepares to leave the eu. mrnd said hisjob was to ensure the economy was resilient. he's also warned the eu that britain will not slink off like a "wounded animal" if it does not secure the brexit deal it wants. our political correspondent, susana mendonca, reports. don't expect bundles of cash to pop out of his red box on wednesday. the chancellor is not planning to go on a spending spree. he is under pressure to put more money into the nhs, to plug the growing funding gap in social care for the elderly, and to help small firms deal with rising business rates. but he is batting off suggestions that there is a brexit war chest that he can dip into. if your bank increases your credit card limit, i don't think you feel obliged to go out and spend every last penny of it immediately. it depends on your temperament. i regard myjob as chancellor as making sure that our economy is resilient, that we have reserves in the tank so as we embark on the journey that we will be taking over the next couple of years, we are conf

phillips' colon health. >>> we are back with our continuing coverage. charlie sykes and michael steele remain with us. michael, mr. chairman, do you fear for the immediate future of this republican party, and second part, would you recognize your republican party if you ran into it in a dark alley? >> i'd start with the second part first. no, i would not. i don't recognize it. it copies to baffle me the capitulation, backing away from core principles for what purpose i have yet to discover. so the party needs to get its act together on that front, particularly the leadership. as to the first part, the advice would be focus the mission. this don't rush. part of the problem here was taking this health care into the rush mode created more problems than it was worth in the end. so settle down. work with the white house. develop a strategy on the key issues and policy you want to hit out of the park first and go there. play to strength, not to weakness. >> charlie sykes, the president full-on blamed the democrats. the truth is they didn't need one democratic vote to pass this. do you fear for your friend and fellow wi

mrs. analysts' ses analyst- that mis estimates. the ceo mentioning the company has had a slow start. the other big leader's conoco phillipsrgy leader agreed to sell some of its canadian assets. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ joe: this is a special "what'd you miss?" our dedicated to examining the global impact of populism. if you are new the bloomberg terminal, check out tv . check out our markets. great way to consume tv. scarlet: we saw five out of 11 sectors gaining. not as active as monday and tuesday were. scarlet: when nation that has faced political and economic instability is instability. the country is contending with a banking crisis, almost 12% unemployment, and voters were skeptical of the eu. they are flirting with the same kind of populism seeing gains elsewhere. former prime minister matteo renzi's democratic party as the runner-up coming in at less than 27 percent. we want to welcome now mario ofti, former prime minister italy. good to see you. thank you for joining us today. let's stay with the five-star movement because they are poised to perform well in the next election, whenever it will be he

let's check in with phillip green, the chairman and ceo of cullen/frost bankers to find out more about his company and kwr it's headed. mreen, welcome to "mad money." have a seat. >> thanks for having me. >> i'm thrilled your hear because last year when everyone was saying, oh, cullen/frost is in trouble, i said you guys don't know the history. when penn square had trouble in the 80s, they didn't have trouble. you guys ended up doing great despite the fact that oil went down. >> thank you. just as you said earlier, we're a 150-year-old company. as a result. we've got a great culture and a mission statement that says it all. we'll dwroe and prosper building long term relationships. and the key word in that is relationships. in a sense, we're making energy loans, but we're really making loans to people that happen to be in the energy business, and that's key. when oil was at $26 an investor told me, he said, phil, greed and fear drive the market. right now, fear is driving the bus. so, you know, it was a tough time. but i think the market got two things maybe wrong about us, and i'm not blaming them. i've been in the same

mr. rosenstein's basically his record of independence. from jamie and david, they served as deputy attorneys general for president clinton and obama. james cole, president obama's deputy attorney general, and phillip hyman who served as deputy attorney general under president clinton. and then a couple short statements. president trump raised a very serious issue over the weekend but has been reported in the mainstream press as well. "the new york times" reported on january 19 based upon one anonymous source that the intelligence intercepts related to the trump campaign officials were provided to the obama white house. if that is true, then the public needs to know, one, how the intercepts were obtained. number two, why they were provided to the white house. and three, whether any of the information was used for political purposes. after president trump's tweet, president obama spokesman denied any involvement, but someone told "the new york times" in january that the white house was involved. i don't remember any of my colleagues on the other side asking questions about that news report regarding the previous white house involvement. but it's very different when there were reports of trump white

mr. phillip anschutz. we have principled concerns about how judge gorsuch was selected, off a preapproved list of conservative judges made by organizations who have spent three decades campaigning to move our judiciary far to the right. judge gorsuch had a chance to answer these concerns in his hearings. we are all waiting and hoping, but our questions were met with practiced evasions. he couldn't even answer whether brown v. board was decided correctly. instead of considering the possibility of another nominee, should judge gorsuch fail to reach 60 votes, our republican friends are threatening to press the big red button for him. again, the republicans are creating a false choice. judge gorsuch or a nuclear option in an attempt to avoid the blame if they change the rules. and it just doesn't wash. republicans control this body, they're in the driver's seat, and they are the only reason that we are here today. they held this seat open for over a year so that this president could install someone hand-picked

but in a dramatic u—turn, phillip hammond admitted that the move would have broken the spirit of an election manifesto pledge. in a statement to the commons this afternoon, mrnd said he still wanted to address the unfairness in the tax system but he had also listened to his critics. labour said the u—turn showed a government in chaos. our political correspondent, ben wright, reports. he has scrapped one of its central planks, a national insurance rise for 1.6 million self—employed workers. tv; 7555-55 5&5 5 55'5’ f’w' ” ”’ " ’ manifesto promise. the chancellor insisted the measure was fair, but the backlash from some tory mps, labour and swathes of lfifl’tfiig fiififfiifié, ffia flagging . , , ,, , , made a dramatic retreat, for the government u—turn. i welcome the announcement fromthis