home. >> phil bar. he was the owner of the septic repair business? was pee-wee telling the truth? would he ever tell the truth. >> he told multiple different stories. >> what did he say. >> he said a little more each time he was interviewed. he would change his story to the point it made him an uncredible witness. he admitted he seen the body at some point. it was a little interesting in that particular area tara's bones was recovered was within a couple hundreds yards of one of pee-wee's favorite fishing spots. >> it was a great connection, but mr. saint john was a very incredible witness. >> that story about getting jewel jewelry from phil bar. >> no jewelry from tara's home was found in possession of phil bar. >> anyway, bar told investigators tara was fine when he left her house that afternoon, but questions went on and on and phil bar who had a business to run didn't appreciate that kind of attenti attenti attention. bar complained to a local nbc reporter about it. >> it's been stressful. i realize

phil, a lot happening here. so many pressing questioning aside from whether you'll get sleep tonight. any indication on whether senator paul will back down on this? or looking to hold firm. >> he held as firm as he could. this is the point he could push things. because the senate works of senate procedure if the senator from kentucky didn't agree to an earlier vote. this was going fo go until 1:00 a.m. here we are 1:00 a.m. the senate floor they are having the first procedural vote. this will end debate on the budget deal. about an hour and a half from now they'll hold the vote to pass this. when this day started there were two things that were known. the senate had the votes to fasz this and the senate was expecting to move this to the house sometime early afternoon. here we are 1:00 a.m. the government has been shut down for an hour. rand paul has major objections to the deal and the process. just wanted one amendment to get a vote. has objected throughout the entire process and because of that not only did we

that's three to go. >> countdown is on, phil.snow now, outside the boardwalk plaza in rehoboth where the precipitation still coming down pretty steadily. i guarantee it is slick inning up out there on the roads and also the playground there, at whitfield elementary school. temperatures continuing to decline. take it easy out there, guys, wet roads, even now some snow issues, left over slick spots very possible even through the afternoon with temperatures dropping as the day goes on. we love to be in the upper 20s this afternoon, guys. >> from the professional meteorologist to the amateur, live picture of gobblers knob, in punxsutawney, where phil will make his winter weather prediction in the next half hour or so. >> as we just said, phil makes the call at sunrise little after 7:00 this morning, around 7:25. again, in case you didn't just hear me, if he sees his shadow six more weeks every winter if not early spring. >> phil isn't the only animal who is making predictions. >> other creatures are also having their say on the super

. >> which is the the ball, phil or nothing. >> phil was a good sport.>> you know poor phil just like running, jumping, rolling, a lot of very extrenous activity. >> jimmy: would he be considered a stunt man. >> definitely. stunt man. rabbit man. very sophisticated. >> jimmy: does phil get invited to the premier. >> i hope so he should be given his tus. he's in australia, hi phil. >> jimmy: you do the voice of one of the animals as well. >> i did. >> jimmy: did you do is it in a different voice. >> yeah she was history like this the whole time. maniacal. >> jimmy: does your son know, is he aware he's about to see his mom talking to animals. >> he doesn't really know what's going on but he's really into "batman". >> jimmy: really? >> yeah he likes the dark night. >> jimmy: so that's his thing. >> batman's his jam. >> jimmy: maybe phil they could put him in the scene and stick batman in there for a while just for the kid. >> i hope so. he's obsessed. batman, batman, batman, tha that's all he does. >> jimmy: i did that too until i was 38 but i'm over it. re

phil keating is in south florida, live in parkland, hi, phil. >> the day began with a prayer servicehurch. people gathered openly, bowing their heads and saying a prayer to do whatever they could to try to get some condolences and grief relief passed on to the family members of the 17 fatalities. keep in mind, 14 others injuries. these are people that lost their loved ones, boyfriends, wives, girlfriends. we know that three were adults a geometry teacher, aaron feis, the coach and security guard and another teacher there at the school, the athletic director specifically. we do have some of their names that we have learned. you saw the images yesterday. the students running, fleeing from the school in panic and terror. no one can imagine what it's like to be in that position even though we've seen it on tv so many times until your in that position. i can give you a background on a few of these victims. 15-year-old alissa. she was a freshman and soccer player. 14-year-old martin duque. another 14-year-old, gina rose. she was a freshman that served on the team's winter guard team. and j

hey, where's punxsutawney phil? >> he's not phil. but i'm trumpsatayney kellyanne, and i just saw my shadow. do you know what that means? >> no. what does that mean? >> six more years of president donald trump. whoo! >> jimmy: if donald trump gets a second term that means he'd be in office for seven years, not six. >> the world ends in six. we've got six years left. woot woot! >> jimmy: that's disturbing. but i wanted to talk to punxsutawney phil. is he there? >> yes, he is. as a matter of fact, i'm wearing him. >> jimmy: oh. wait a minute, you made punxsutawney phil into a coat? >> the trump boys, eric and djtj, shot him and skinned him for me. >> jimmy: that is terrible. punxsutawney phil is an american institution, kellyanne. >> no, he isn't. as far as i'm concerned, he dug a hole and burrowed his way into this country illegally. his real name is punxsutawney felipe. >> jimmy: oh, kellyanne, this is absolutely crazy. >> i'm wearing a dreamer, jimmy. >> jimmy: oh, no, you're not. i don't believe that for one second. >> okay. then w

i am sure phil it ——iam good place to invest. i am sure phil it —— i am sure phil knows best.ith a lot of speculation. the budget used to be the use day in westminster now they want to take it off. is still 24 they want to take it off. is still 2a hours a day of light and continuous use channels to sell. thanks very much philip hammond. the telegraph is where we will finish. power dressing at the bafta's. this is an actress looking defiant in support of the movement to tackle sexual harassment in the film industry and in particular she is also wearing black like a lot of people chose to do on the red carpet. power dressing at best, most of the female guest we're chose to wear black. they chose it to put focus on to the meat to campaign and culture of abuse of power and sexual harassment. —— apra to. they want to change that and they will but as we we re change that and they will but as we were saying earlier on, these things don't change at award ceremonies, they change earlier on in industry and earlier on they change earlier on in industry and earlieron in they change earlie

phil rutger not done yet. when we come back, our next guest talks about the dereliction of duty and what a nation can do without a president not willing to protect it. also ahead, ping the president down on his position on guns. it almost makes you feel sorry for the white house staff. okay, not really. just making sure you were all paying attention. we'll take you inside the debate inside the president's own mind about how to proceed after parkland. stay with us. what does life look like during your period? it's up to you, with tampax pearl. you get ultimate protection on your heaviest days and smooth removal for your lightest. tampax pearl and pearl active. for up-to 100% leak-free work outs. [thud] [screaming & crying] ♪ [screaming & crying] ♪ [screaming & crying] [phone ping] with esurance photo claims, you could have money for repairs within a day... wow! that was really fast. huh. ...so it doesn't have to hurt for long. hmm. that's insurance for the modern world. esurance. an allstate company. click or c

i want to play something for you, phil rucker. donald trump weighed in on the question of security clearances for jared kushner. let's lips enin and talk about it on the other side. >> would you be willing to grant a waiver to jared kushner? >> i think he's been treated unfairly. he's a high-quality person. he works for nothing, just so nobody ever reports that. but he gets zero. he doesn't get a salary. so, that will be up to general kelly. general kelly respects jared a lot and general kelly will make that call. i won't make that call. i will let the general, who is right here, make that call. but jared's doing some very important things for our country. he gets paid zero. ivanka, by the way, gets paid zero. so, i will let general kelly make that decision and he's going to do what's right for the country, and i have no doubt he'll make the right decision. >> phil rucker, i have no doubt he'll make the right decision. jared is doing a really good job for no money, and i'm sure that the general will do the right thing for the coun

phil: i'm not giving up on you.

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. >> yeah, good morning, it is boom, boom, boom here and phil , john, they have seats on a 9:00 o'clock flight out of here. they have tickets ready to go. >> yes. >> go eagles. >> how are you feeling. can you put your excitement into words. >> no, a once in the lifetime opportunity in the sure eagles will get again but for us to go it is great, and my mother bought us tickets, today is her birthday, happy birthday mom, can't say the excitement we are feeling. can't wait to get there. >> you must be a incredible son for your mom to shell out thousands of dollars. >> no, no, i try to be but fabulous. >> lets get a little cheer going. >> go eagles, e-a-g-l-e-s eagles. >> thank you, guys. earlier this morning i ran into one of my friends, and he shared some of his excitement with me. >> so excited, flying out to chicago and driving to wisconsin hour out from the game, going sunday and driving home on monday. >> how did we get those tickets. >> my father. >> thanks to dad, yep. >> bought them for me, me and my brother flying up from fort myers and it will be a great weekend. >> mom got to se

phil, february 2nd is is birthday, he is named after punxsutawney phil.he is doing a good job as a businessman. he is doing a grad job as the running country itself. pete: democrats say his tabs plan amounts to crumbs, bread crumbs. what do you think about that? >> i don't know about that. pete: 1000 bucks if you get a bonus? >> that is not too bad, you bet. pete: bill, you voted for president trump. you are mixed on some of his policies. what are the have you liked about certain things he has done in office? too. >> some of the things he is trying to do. the changing the tax form is one that should have been done. i don't agree with him on this wall business. that, i don't think going to solve anything in the long run. pete: do you think he offered a good deal to democrats offering a pathway to citizenship in endings changes for it? is that the kind of bipartisan approach should work in washington? >> i think so. i would guess it would be the best thing. pete: what did you do to get your picture on the wall? >> nothing. happened to be here when she took

phil: so you saw him?s a black screen. >> the real tyler perry wouldn't put you through this. >> dr. phil: it's possible he's not real, right? >> he's real. >> dr. phil: but it's possible. >> he's real. >> dr. phil: it's possible. >> it's not possible that he's fake. >> dr. phil: let's do it! >> have a good show, everybody. >> dr. phil: this is a safe place to talk about hard things. >> stand by, i'll count you down. >> dr. phil: today will be a changing day in your

phil keating.t's a big day. >> humongous day, shep, for spacex and beyond spacex, for all human space travel in the future. if this rocket does successfully launch, heads off to space, deploys the tesla electric sports car, sending it out to the earth-mars orbit and all three rocket stages come back down to earth, two of them on the landing zone and the center score burning an additional minute and that would come down into the floating drone ship in the atlantic ocean. if spacex can accomplish all this, this opens the doors. number 1, putting a crew capsule on top of the falcon heavy, taking humans back to the moon. you can even take humans out to mars as long as you have an orbiting fuelship for resupplying the space craft with fuel. can also send it out to an asteroid and opens up massive new bigger around larger pay loads for the u.s. military, for the satellite industry and nasa. >> shepard: phil, as you know, the hotels are full down there. there's long lines to get into the base this morning

phil murphy wants to make good on a campaign promise. what is it going to cost that and dan zarrow have your weather. dan: the refreeze is jon night as the slush and rain puddles will become solid is a. thursday looks sunny and cold. the next storm system on the horizon. i will chase down the local weather or casts coming up ex. >> a lot of folks are homeless because of bad choices. >> when it comes to covering the topics you got to hit it from all sides. this is back and forth so no matter how you see sit. we got your point of view covered. it is a big deal for some. some. >> "chasing news" with ♪ their lives are beautiful, let's keep it that way. if you suspect child abuse, report it. for more information on reporting child abuse or neglect go to keepkidssafe.pa.gov paid for with pennsylvania taxpayer dollars. >> president trump ordered the pentagon to looking to staging a military parade. fox news national security correspondent jennifer griffin has more from the pentagon. >> president trump attended a military parade in july as part

guillermo rodriguez. >> thank you, phil, really appreciate that. the trust for land has a simple mission: land for people, and what that means is not out projecting the sierras, it doesn't just mean growing yosemite park, it means growing cities. the projects in the trust for project land it s in the bayvi, it's in the tenderloin, it's here. we have a goal, a big, audacious goal, that everyone should be a ten-main walk to a park and open space. that's an impressive goal, and for the families who live here in midmarket and the tenderloin and in hayes valley, what an amazing ten-minute walk to come to not just one but two amazing playgrounds, the most inventive, interactive playgrounds in the country. absolutely amazing. but as philmentioned, a years ago, trust for public land stood with the helen diller family foundation as well as mayor lee, they stood her and said to have a vision for san francisco. the reason we're here one year later is because of the amazing team work that was put together to make this happen. i want to shout out to ph phil gin

i'm so proud of the work i did with phil ting. when i got into officer a year ago and was able to security the temporary navigation sent which allowed us to reduce the number of tents in the mission from at a high before the navigation center opened, of 246 tents, to today, or actually yesterday, of 40 tents in the mission. that work was only possible because we opened that temporary navigation center. i did that together with noou ryu and jeff co-sin ski. we opened that center to solve the crisis in the mission, but we know we only have that center for a certain amount of time. i wasn't to phil ting, the chair of the budget committee and i said, please help us get the funds to find a replacement navigation center for wen this one closes. he said absolutely, we cannot only have temporary solutions, we need permanent solutions and he went and was able to obtain a record amount of money for san francisco to deal with our homelessness crisis, $10 million. which is now allowing us to open not just one navigation center when 1515 south

phil, thank you. >> catch a few on the way out. phil mattingly. >> we call you that behind your back. and to your face, apparently. the president has to sign it before you are official. let's bring in greg valliere. he is watching all of the drama. he is the chief strategist for horizon investments. is this the end of the fiscal conservative branch? >> christine, i agree with phil. the dysfunction is over for a while. the humiliating budget fights. that's a good story. the second story that is very important for the markets is that deficits are headed significantly higher. i have been arguing for a while if there is a problem with the economy, it could overheat with all of the stimulus and tax cuts and more spending. tight labor market. global growth. you are now in the situation where the bond market which began the stock market selloff. the bond market is worried about the economy which may get too hot. >> all of the stimulus. it is the wrong time for the stimulus? >> in '08 and '09, it was needed. >> they didn't want to do it th

"phil, phil, phil!"ey phil.if he emerges and doesn't see his shadowspring comes early.if he ádoesthat means six more weeks of winter.bob olkowitz/celebrating groundhog day: "go phil!" mary davis /celebrating groundhog day:"yes!"in their groundhog hats bob olkowitz and mary davis were watching the ámovie about a year ago and decided they needed to be a part of the celebration.mary davis /celebrating groundhog day: "just a lot of great memories, meet a lot of great people." february 2nd á1886 was the first groundhog day tied to when groundhogs typically wake up from hibernation.and while the national oceanic and atmospheric administration says the groundhog has áno predictive skill whatsoever. maybe áno one could predict though what came in 1993."to the groundhog!"in the years following the release of the hit movie groundhog daycrowds went from double digits to as high as á30,000. "well, it's groundhog day, again."and while no one here áseems to be caught in a continuous loopthis is a tradition that's come

back with us, cnn counterterrorism analyst phil mudd. former cia counterterrorism official, and national analyst samantha vinagrad, she served as former senior adviser under president obama, and joining us now, cnn legal analyst page pate, a constitutional lawyer. page, welcome to the panel. i'll start with you, with a simple question. does this indictment prove the president didn't collude? >> well, i'll tell you, ana y do think he has a decent argument because they did not need to put in this draft indictment, in the indictment that was finally returned, the mention that the unwitting individuals in the trump campaign knew nothing about the russian interference in the election, at least as part of this conspiracy. i think by making that statement, and then having the deputy attorney general during a press conference very clearly state that this indictment is not charging anyone in the united states with being involved in this, i think they gave trump something to argue, to at least say there was no collusion as far as this illegal cons

washington post reporting, and i still have phil rucker so i want your thoughts, too, phil. nick, the washington post reporting, senior white house official to resign after allegations of abuse. senior west wing aide spent part of wednesday morning preparing for the fallout of his departure. many senior officials including kelly urged him to stay. in light of what alicia said, anyone that urged him to stay that has reason to believe these are true is now kind of enabling someone who is accused of abuse to keep one of the most powerful positions in the world. >> i'm reminded of a few months ago when john kelly came out to the press room and lectured the press about the good old days. >> right. >> one of those things was when women were treated sacredly. this reminds me if women are untouchable and sacred and virtuous goes hand in hand to a failure to protect them from harm. it seemtz the white house was aware of the allegations in principle for many months. it seems a knowledge of the photographs which were published by daily mail only came out in recent days and that is only

phil keating in coral springs right now has -- parkland florida, i should say, with more. phil? >> hi, neil. this afternoon at 2:00 eastern time, the young man accused of the worst high school shooting as far as fatalities goes outsurpassing the 13 victims of columbine, nikolas cruz went to court facing a magistrate. the judge ordered mr. cruz who stands 5'7" and weighs 131 pounds, that he notified him that he's charged with 17 counts of first degree murder. he will remain in custody without bond in the custody of the broward county sheriff's office. cruz did not say anything really at the court. there was very much a first appearance formality. his arraignment will be coming up in the near future. but mr. cruz had his first appearance. you can tell he's a slight young man. what he's accused of doing is unwielding a rampage of terror and destruction not only destroying lives but destroying families, parents, children, boyfriends, girlfriends, loved ones who last night realized the person they perhaps saw that morning they'll never see again. that was the court wrapping up very q

i'm phil gale welcome to the program south africa's ruling party has formally asked the country's scandal hit president to resign but despite the party's decision to recall him jacob zuma is still in power and says he will present his response tomorrow is the a.n.c. secretary general. this is the. space. to respond. to to respond when we call or what do we expect to do with the they're expected to do two or more. let's leave it there is their groups of. five as here most of the doubly correspondent christine. christine so the a.n.c. tells jacob zuma to go he says what i'm good and ready now what now we wait for some are because he is expected to release a statement a way he will one acknowledge that he has been recalled by the and we're hoping that he'll indication as to when he sees fit to resign it doesn't have to go does it he doesn't have to go this is a party structure cannot remove a sitting president it would eventually essentially have to force the a.n.c. to take the matter to parliament where they would have to use a motion of no confidence or launch impeachment proceedings this

, has spoken, phil has declared six more weeks of winter at gobbler's knob.e has 131 predictions since 1886 forecasting an early spring only 18 times. he has only been correct about 39 percent of the time. >> i was watching this, this morning that poor phil was shaking. >> terrifying. >> the poor thing, i thought, yeah. >> yes. if you look at like really mad at this groundhog, really, really mad. >> but a couple things to keep in mind here for one thing the march equinox is basically exactly six weeks away from february 2nd. so calendar would tell you have year on as well you still have six more weeks of winter. it is a ground hog. it is a legend. no matter what he says things can change. owe has been only right 35 percent of the time. so lets keep that in mind and put things in perspective in that regard but there is still some opportunity, here for us to see, some very not just wintry precipitation but very cold air, and i mean current conditions are pretty much telling that story right now. lets look at sky scan three as we look outside place one apartment

phil with a kind of side.he leaned forward in scrutinized alex renton beneath edward pointing browse. having not been in a situation, all of us are saying now wait, what? he went through one of his patented full body fidgets. so what you are telling me, spreading out 10 of his fingers in an unprecedented double let's get real hand, emotions somewhat akin to whatever electricity from his fingertips into the spasming body of luke scott walker is that you did not know penicillin now begin slapping his clenched fist with the palm of his other hand to punctuate each word, that you were involved in an armed robbery of a bank. after the episode aired, he had been coaching side roads at a locala. ice arena, first chevy n should find since his release from prison when he was passionate about. hard work finding work as a felon in america. he became better and hard to talk about the robbery. instead i found myself turning to luke elliott summer, the ringleader, a very intelligent, very charismatic guy who had committed a

punxsutawn phil saw his shadow. jane: welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. after weeks of fevered speculation, a republican memo eleased alleging political bias in the justice department and fbi. it was cleared by presiden trump in spite of strong opposition from demoats and ny in the intelligence community who says it misrepresents highly sensitive information. t the bbc's nick bryanstarts our coverage. >> ladies and gentlemen, punxsutawney phil. nick: it is groundhog day inho america, whereands gathered to watch rodent name punxsutawney phil make his annual prediction on how long the nter will last. in washington, too, deja vu, with t day beginning as it often does with an attack from the white hoe on the russian vestigation, but this has intensified the big chill between the president and his senior law enforcement officials. the top leadership and investigators at the fbi and the justice department have politicized the sacred investigative process in favor of democrats and

>> phil, before i let you go, so now we wait? you said the government is definitely shutting down in less than two hours? >> yeah, that's right. the next vote will be at 1:00 a.m., barring some major change that we're not expecting. the senate will vote at 1:00 a.m. and then senator paul has the opportunity to speak again on the floor for another hour and they should get the final passage vote. then everything kicks over to the house. right now, house estimates are that vote will probably take place between 4:00 and 6:00 a.m. i want to make one thing clear. republicans don't know where democrats stand on this. they are going to move forward no matter what i'm told. they believe it will be a short shutdown. they believe they will get the votes to actually move this forward. so this could be cleared up before most people in the federal government wake up tomorrow morning. but at this moment, there is a lot of uncertainty except that the government will be shutting down at midnight. >> that is certain that we don't know what's going

phil is far less accurate than flipping a coin.six of his last 30 predictions have been correct. i'm not going to put too much weight in that. >> you can't trust phil. i remember growing up outside buffalo and wanting winter to be over. i relied on his prediction. something to hold on to. >>> you may have noticed dave briggs is not here. he is in minnesota for the super bowl. how did he get that gig? >> he's lucky. >> tune in tomorrow for "kickoff in minnesota." a cnn bleacher report special with dave briggs and hines ward and coy wire. that's at 2:30 eastern tomorrow afternoon. >>> i'll watch that. a major city on the verge of running out of water. what is being done to help in cape town, south africa? that is next. hi, i'm the internet! you know what's difficult? armless bowling. you got this, jimmy! you know what's easy? building your website with godaddy. pick a domain name. choose a design. you can build a website in under an hour. now that's a strike! get your domain today and get a free trial of gocentral. build a better web

phil lebeau, "on the money," chicago. >> so, will we all be passengers in the car of the future? rebecca linlund is an analyst at kelley blue book. thank you for joining us. the first time you pull up to a stop light and see a car without a driver, it's going to be a shock to the system. when can we start seeing cars on autopilot? >> we are, of course, seeing them in certain locations, but i think it's going to be a while before they really overtake the industry. and it's interesting that you use that example, because i will often tell people when you get to a four-way stop, that's a very social experience, right? you all get there at the same time. you have to kind of look at each other. and the car won't be able to do that. so, there's been instances where, like on a test track where everyone stops and nobody can go because nobody knows who goes next. so, there's small things that we still have to overcome, but i think it's going to be quite a few years before we see these really deployed widespread across the country. >> and the federal government still has to approve a car wi

if phil casts a shadow it's 6 more weeks of winter. they understand what phil has to say to them. we'll find out at 7:00. >> reporter: those people are not drinking coffee. >> strong lemonade. >> reporter: a lot of fun things going on between that and wing bowl, everywhere you look. this is not much fun conshohocken near the blue route. we have an accident scene blocking the right lane. police and penndot on the scene you're jammed at this early hour. a 28 minute ride on the schuylkill expressway westbound between the vine and the blue route. we're not s of accidents but we have one in wilmington delaware, i-95 southbound by delaware avenue. we have speed restrictions on 495 and i-95 in delaware 55 miles per hour because of weather conditions. watch for that. weather conditions basically the roads are wet. we're watching for the bridges and overpasses and ramps, for a slick spot or two. this is the ben franklin bridge no issues on the ben. hospital into new -- hop into nw jersey, 42. no slipping or have somebody tat icy roads on 309 northbound near white hall. you can see that. st

meanwhile, i want to bring in our panel, phil mudd, you have been watching carefully.ven if authorities can identify and locate someone who expressed very violent or deadly tendencies, do they have the tools right now to do anything about it? >> i think that is the key question in the coming days. there's going to be a rush to judgment and say what should the fbi have done? i talked to school administrators today and police chiefs across the country including here in miami. there's one issue that i think we can get out that we might risk missing if we keep focusing on the fbi, and that is when a kid is 15 years old and there's evidence of violence -- >> sorry, the sheriff is speaking. >> talking about the timeline in the events that happened yesterday, and i'll introduce peter forcelli, staff of atf, talking about the origin of the rifle, and lastly, special agent in charge of the fbi will expound a little bit more on the tip, and then i'll come back to the podium to answer some questions. so i wanted to start out by telling you an uber car dropped off the suspect at 2

bringing in senior cnn political analyst phil brownstein and phil mudd. let me introduce the recent statement from the president. the top leadership and investigators of the fbi and justice department have politicized the sacred investigative process in favor of democrats against republicans, something which would have been unthinkable just a short time ago. rank and file are great people. phil, you spent a lot of time as part of that organization. how do you read that statement? >> you've looked at political corruption investigations from the fbi for decades. a year or two ago you have republicans saying there's a political process to undermine hillary clinton. she still says today, the pronouncements by jim comey before the election, those are the ones that led to the destruction of my campaign. now we have a republican saying less than a year and a half later, hey, it's now against the republicans and the fbi is politicized against us. i guess, john, when you have complaints about pollicization, i guess it's okay because when both sides are complaining

ladies and gentlemen, punxsutawney phil!groundhog day in america, when thousands gathered to watch a rodent named punxsutawney phil make his annual prediction about how long the winter will last. in washington, too, a feeling of deja vu with the day beginning as it often does, with an attack from the white house on the russian investigation. but this has intensified the big chill between the president and his senior law enforcement officials. the top leadership and investigators at the fbi and justice department have politicised the sacred investigative process in favour of democrats and against republicans. something which would have been unthinkable just a short time ago. that's the main accusation of a secret republican memo, which the president authorised the public release of today, it alleges an anti—trump bias among top law enforcement officials. i think it's a disgrace what's happening in our country. and when you look at that and you see that and so many other things, what's going on, a lot of people should be asham

and phil murphy falls into that camp. he was here pushing his agenda on the banks of the delaware on thursday morning. >> new jersey forgot the importance of protecting the delaware from one of modern times most dangerous threats, fracking. new jersey will support efforts to permanently ban fracking within the entirety of the delaware river watershed. [applause] >> the issue remains a hot button on bow shot sides of the delaware river. >> there's no room for fracking anywhere along the watershed in my opinion. you ta tanks. there is no way you can keep that dangerous water out of the watershed. it's almost impossible. >> governor murphy letting us know where he stands on the >> thank you. down.ring in the panel to break i'm joined by bill, good to see. and jeanette hoffman is here, , jeanette, i think the challengers that new jersey is one of the cleanest energy states in the what does the governor even neey 2050. what does it cost taxpayers to get >> there is no plan right now. he's not things that lce the budget, proper

okay said doctor phil with a sigh.healing ford in his chair and scrutinized alex having not been in the situation all of us are saying wait, what? alex went through his full-body fidget so what you're telling me for continued spreading out all ten of his fingers a motion shooting electricity from his fingertips is that you did not know he began flapping his clenched fist that you are involved in an armed robbery of a bank? alex losses job. he became better and instead i found myself turning to luke elliott summer. a very intelligent and charismatic i who committed other crimes including stabbing a co- contributor and tried to put a hit out on the prosecutor i ended up developing summer admitted directly to me that morality had always been a mystery to him. paradoxically alex has such a hard time think anything was run wonder if it had something to do with some on process guilt this is a passage i managed to secure from summer at a rural area in kentucky sitting in this dismal visitation room. >> as my time with elliott