. ♪ phil: i am phil gayle peer welcome to the program.here have been points along the land and sea borders of turkey and greece. refugee boats arriving on the greek islands and groups of people have turned up at the land border. turkish officials announced they would no longer stop migrants from crossing into europe after dozens of turkish groups were killed in an airstrike. that prompted retaliatory strikes from ankara against syrian targets. turkey's decision to open its border have fueled fears of the revival of the 2015 migrant crisis. >> into greece. once forces arrive, some turn around and look for another place to get through. more and more people have been making their way towards the greek order since late thursday. they to cross into europe. ankara has made it clear it will not prevent syrians from leaving turkeyey and heading toward the european union. >> we are the border is open. we took off right away to come here. the turkish president open the border late last night as an apparent response to an airstrike. it killed 33 tur

please welcome drew becker. >> thank you, phil. thanks, phil. [applause] >> i always like being introduced by phil. it's better than being introduced by my mother. it's awesome. thank you, mayor breed and everyone who have been involved in making this year-long celebration a reality. here's to more than 150 partners and community groups who have come together to honor this amazing park we call golden gate park. today, our city has a narrative that is not as positive as it could be. today, we start changing that. i believe the 150th celebration for this iconic piece of land that we call golden gate park is just the piece we need. we need this 150-year celebration of what we do right. golden gate park is san francisco, and we need a model of this in every single neighborhood. [applause] >> i love all of our partners, and we look forward to working with you all year to making this a very special event. we look forward to working with the men and women of the san francisco park department, and thanks, and may the parks be with you. >> board member l

>> we heard phil's producer yell standby. there is phil. phil, can you hear us? >> i hear you.veryone is excited about the race. daytona beach is biggest day of the year. the daytona 500. never before has air force one, right behind me, at the racetrack, low-level 800 feet off the ground flyover right through the crowd. nearly 200,000 people that are inside, counting the fans in enfield, they all had their camera phones up on camera mode recording that appeared certainly a once-in-a-lifetime shot. the plane then did a big loop around so it could land into the wind, which is really picked up in the last hour or so and landed at the daytona international airport which is just adjacent to the speedway. pretty shortly here, the president and first lady, possibly his son and son-in-law jared kushner will make their way over to the racetrack. it is they are that president will enter as the grand marshal of this year's 62nd running of the daytona 500. he will give remarks for about seven minutes to the crowd. not sure what he will say yeah. he will then check out some racecars. the ra

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punxsutawney phil. groundhog day 2020 and all eyes are on punxsutawney phil, the iconic groundhog.extraordinaire, thousands of people gather in pennsylvania every year to see him brought out of his borough. this was the moment of truth. my forecast on a day that is a palindrome will cause some to cheer and send to mont so do i hope it is neighbourly for there is no show of me, that spring will be airily. it is a certainty. but how does phil figure this out? when you think, the closest one to you? according to the punxsutawney groundhog club enter the circle, if he sees a shadow there will be six more weeks of winter. but if he does not, it means spring is coming early. he has been celebrated since the 19th century but thanks to the 19th century but thanks to the 1993 movie, punxsutawney phil became an international celebrity. early spring ladies and gentlemen. you may be wondering about the accuracy of his predictions. pete turner thank you forjoining us. inner circle claims he is a lwa ys inner circle claims he is always right. over the past ten yea rs always right. over the past

phil: the danger is not over. the river will peak in western tomorrow, or the homes have been flooded for 10 days. phil mackey, bbc news, was too sure -- worcestershire. laur the indonesian capital, jakarta come is the world's fastest sinking city. it is one of many reasons the country's president wants to move it and build a new capital on the island of borneo. the idea is to create a sustainable smart city fit for the future. there are fears about the environmental impact of the move. reporter: jakarta is sinking at an alarming rate. it is predicted that almost all the land in north jakarta will be underwater in just 30 years. this was built in an attempt to hold back the tide, the giant seawall that goes for hundreds of meters. but what is on the other side has become an iconic image of a city that is living on borrowed time. whew. thise mosnt under years ago, and the predictions for this area are bleak faced with his future, the president wants to move theew capital to a n site 1000 kilometers away to the isla

cnn's phil mattingly at the magic wall with a look at what happened overnight. phil? >> yeah, christine. let's dig in and first off i'll preface with it's nice to have data, that's you iowa. bernie sanders winning new hampshire. i want to isolate to give you a sense of why. this in the light blue is where bernie sanders won tonight. you see a mix of college towns, rural areas. most importantly big population centers, manchester, nashua. that's why bernie sanders won. but, guys, it's worth noting. take a look what happened in 2016. all that light blue is bernie sanders. 2020, that's not the case. and here's why. pete buttigieg and amy klobuchar. and guys, i think what's most interesting when you go through this map, when you see the light green of pete buttigieg and prams most importantly light green in those areas that's bernie sanders home state. pete buttigieg started to take a crack into that. amy klobuchar moving into areas kind of showing her strength there, explaining why it was such a tight race up and down. bernie sanders at about 26% right now. obviously we p

the first person, his name's phil, and phil my adviser. he's who the book is dedicated to. he's now the director of the oxford internet institute at the university of oxford, and phil really took me under his wing when i came to do my ph.d. at the university of washington in seattle. phil, at the time, had been studying the arab spring. he had been in tunisia, in tunis studying the people who were using technology in attempts to communicate about democracy, to organize protests, to do all of these sorts of things. heed had written a book with oxford press called "the digital origins of dictatorship and democracy." and the discussion in this book was all about the ways in which the internet had played a role from the beginning of the internet going mix in countries -- public in countries, for helping people to realize freedom but also for helping people to realize control. and so phil, obviously, was thinking about these kinds of things very early on. and i had just come from being a fellow on the obama campaign in 2012, and i had become enthralled when i was working on the

phil! phil! phil! phil! phil! phil! >> okay, ladies and gentlemen, it is time that we get serious. cain, -- with the cane we're going to tap the door three times. a.j. will get phil out for the world to see, and then we'll set him on top of the red carpet here and give him the report treatment this morning and see what he says. gentlemen, get phil out. [cheers and applause] >> i see him! >> phil! phil! phil! >> ladies and gentlemen, punxsutawney phil! [cheers and applause] >> okay, a.j., let's get phil on the carpet, we've gotted to do some serious business. gather around, everybody in a circle. phil, we've got two scrolls here. one is winter, one is summer. what do you think, buddy, huh? spring, spring, spring. i don't know. what do you think, buddy? huh? i don't know. what do you think? the closest one to you? [laughter] >> what'd he pick? >> we just set a record. [inaudible conversations] >> hear ye, hear ye, hear ye, now this second day of february 2,2020, 02/02/2020, the 134th annual trek of the puption tawny groundhog club, the prognosticator of all prognosticators was awaken

phil and i were very taken aback by what they had to say.ident threatened to take away the security clearance of john brown and former cia director. he didn't like what john brennan was saying in television and interviews about the president and it made a lot of people in the intelligence community usually run from reporters run from cameras. he made a lot of them furious and upset. like you can't attack the intelligence community for bringing you facts. hyde did not move through at the beginning to elect donald trump but did it to unbalance our democracy. that moment was pivotal not just for the country in my view but pivotal for phil and me and our reporting. bill immigrated, the top dog special operator, a legend, who led the raid that killed osama bin laden is collegial friends with brennan. he came out of the woodwork and said, i'm writing a letter directing it to the president and dictated it over the phone from colorado. he gave it in a voice message machine to one of our colleagues and said we use it as you see fit. said mr. presiden

. >> phil, hey, phil?, not you. >> it's me ned ryerson. >> okay little fellow, good job. >> that's different. >> good job. >> he's got the ground hog. phil. >> hey, you're going to freeze to death. >> who cares, see you tomorrow. >>. ♪ let them say your hair's too long ♪ >> safety first. ♪ with you i can't go wrong ♪ >> he's got the ground hog, phil. >> it's not personal. it's just a game. not a bad day, huh. ♪ i got you babe ♪ >> i don't know where we parked. i was following you. >> i was wondering how many of the people that watched that commercial knew the reference that it was to ground hog's day. there's a generation, it's a 17-year-old movie. >> but i think that the younger generation probably sits down and watches tv on a saturday afternoon when they're sick and end up seeing groundhog day. >>> rocket mortgage encourages customers to get comfortable and be themselves in this super bowl ad showing actor jason momoa shedding his skin literally. watch. >> what does home mean to me? it's my sanctuary. i

there area named by phil neville today.ames that may be not too familiar to some england fans. chloe kelly, she's been in fine pool scoring form for everton. it's a big day for grace frisk, the westhampton defender who is celebrating her first senior halep. there were some absences. beth picked up an injury so absences. beth picked up an injury so she won't play to america. and jodi taylor, she's been dropped. jodi taylor, she's been dropped. jodi taylor, she's been dropped. jodi taylor has seen the twilight of oui’ jodi taylor has seen the twilight of our career, at 33, she might struggle to get back into sports. her manager says he doesn't pick players based on their age. we've introduced a lot of these young players as training players but now we got to the point where whether they're playing regularly, they play toa they're playing regularly, they play to a level that i think is international level and ultimately, they deserve to be in the squad and i don't look at age whether you are over 30 are i don't look at age whe

exactly phil. here in germany have now said that the man drove intentionally into the crowd today at around half past 2 local time of course for many people out on the streets celebrating connel fall and the federal authority not the federal the prosecution should i say who is currently handling this case they have now said that they're dealing with a 29 year old suspect who is being investigated on suspicion of attempted homicide now investigations are ongoing and prosecution has also sent that at this time they can actually interview the suspected perpetrator because he's currently injured himself but we know that he's a 29 year old male and prosecution have now said that he is local to the area a german citizen but the investigations are still ongoing but persecution has said that all possible avenues are currently being investigated and as we heard there as well in the report we know now that some 30 people have been injured in this incident and that some of them are now facing life threatening

phil when she quoted him in our interview. >> dr.says something about your reality is your reality. whatever you think it is, that's true to you. >> thanks to cordon's huge surprise, meghan finally reached her peak fan girl moment. >> ahhh! [ applause ] >> breathe, breathe. >> i'm so excited. your teeth look so good. ♪ ♪ all about that base, about that base ♪ ♪ no treble >> wow. >> she's freaking out. >> dr. phil, the sex symbol. who knew? >> okay. remember this moment? meghan is the ultimate, ultimate fan girl. here she is freaking out over henry winkler on our stage. look at her. she loves it. she's fun. >> i love her. all right, guys. it's been about four minutes so let's get to some royal news. apparently meghan markle is looking forg loo looking for an agent. is she searching for a place in hollywood? what do we think?malibu, brentw >> now a new musical based on the life of princess diana is about to hit broadway. role of the princess. ♪ i often like good-byes >> princess diana's story is brought to life in diana, a true musical

phil: he may.nation we got was that matus is genetically a marine and follows the chain of command. commander in chief and ato the military setting in front of joint chiefs of staff was something mat was unwilling to do. it was vice president pence. the president called t war in afghanistan a loser war. did not confront the president about that, which arspeaks to the f so many, about his moond whims and anger. judy: is there anyone who dares to speak up to the president and challee him? phil at this point i am not sure the is. the people who challenged the president to steer him to a different course in the early years are mostly gone and have been replaced at people who see their jobs as enabling the president. they are not exactly the guard rails. they are the secretary of state who allows rudy giuliani to do this shadow diplomacy with ukraine. they allowor military aid to be withheld for aeriod of time. judy: phil rucker, the book, along with you and carol leonn ig, a very stable genius. thank y

punxsutawney phil did not see his shadow today.ands gathered this morning to watch paenz's most popular forecast deliver his forecast. according to legend an early spring is on the way. >> i'm glad you said pennsylvania's best known groundhog because the best known meteorologist is here. >> he's much more accurate than punxsutawney. >> yesterday it felt like spring. it was nice and warm. today much different. you felt the winds that ushered in colder air and tonight it is going to get rather cold as well. live doppler 7 showing you a light shower north of ukiah. that is about it. it is nothing but sunshine out there. and cold temperatures. compared today to yesterday, we're 16 degrees cooler in santa rosa, 10 degrees cooler in san jose. so across the entire bay area it is a cold finish to the weekend. right now we're in the 40s and 49 in cloverdale. at 54 minute city. 52 in san jose. 56 in oakland. but that is just part of the story. look at the winds right now. they are racing in san francisco. winds currently 45 miles per hour an

so i honor phil haney. to honor his memory, we also need to follow through on a full and thorough investigation and then, if the evidence warrants it, and i expect it will, the investigation that turns up the killer or killers. my prayers are for the family of phil haney, for his daughter, for his fiance. for all of those who loved a man that -- a noble individual, a noble patriotic american. speaking of those folks who really do step up and make a difference in the world. phil haney is one of them that's on my heart this week. there's another one that stepped up to make a great big difference that's on my mind this week also, and that's nigel ferage of the united kingdom. he joined us for a breakfast yesterday morning at the conservative opportunist society. i host that breakfast. it is off the record so i'm going to be careful about what i say. i'll only repeat what i've seen nigele say publicly -- nigel say publicly. the background on nigel is this. he started out in the trading business, i'll say commod

the bbc‘s phil nurser reports from sydney. —— phil nurser.d's driest inhabited continent. water in australia is increasingly scarce. along drought continues and the dams that supply sydney are less than half full. residents are under the toughest water restrictions are seen the toughest water restrictions are seenin the toughest water restrictions are seen ina the toughest water restrictions are seen in a decade. this is one of the fundamental challenges for humanity, how does it deal with its water resources . how does it deal with its water resources. we hear a lot and rightly about the impacts of climate change, the grip of water scarcity is just as big an issue for humanity and places like australia and sydney need to really get to grips with that. sydney's population is growing rapidly that its reservoir levels are falling. securing water supplies for more and more people is a big challenge. the next 12 months will be critical. will the drought of the big dry finally come to an end? i will australia's biggest city to —— face will austral

please welcome drew becker. >> thank you, phil. thanks, phil. i always like being introduced by phil. it's better than being introduced by my mother. it's awesome. thank you, mayor breed and everyone who have been involved in making this year-long celebration a reality. here's to more than 150 partners and community groups who have come together to honor this amazing park we call golden gate park. today, our city has a narrative that is not as positive as it could be. today, we start changing that. i believe the 150th celebration for this iconic piece of land that we call golden gate park is just the piece we need. we need this 150-year celebration of what we do right. golden gate park is san francisco, and we need a model of this in every single neighborhood. [applause] >> i love all of our partners, and we look forward to working with you all year to making this a very special event. we look forward to working with the men and women of the san francisco park department, and thanks, and may the parks be with you. >> board member laverde-levine:

you take a lot of trips to the islands, phil? pretty great, right? oh phil's legally dead. fell off a boat. going by denis now. celery. long story. what do we got here. oh. not going to want to see this. i don't think this is going to work. at&t has america's best network, now with our best plans, at our best prices, starting at $35 a month per line for 4 lines. new from at&t. and my side super soft? yes. with the sleep number 360 smart bed, on sale now, you can both adjust your comfort with your sleep number setting. can it help me fall asleep faster? yes, by gently warming your feet. but can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. so, you can really promise better sleep? not promise. prove. and now, during the ultimate sleep number event, save 50% on the sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. plus 0% interest for 24 months on all smart beds. only for a limited time. but how do i know if i'm i'm getting a good deal? i tell truecar my zip and which car i want and truecar shows th

lebeau with the breaking news on boeing phil, thank you very much. come back. a good question. it's an odd story. does it sort of muddle the boeing story even further? >> well, phil has done a great job reporting on boeing. there is a lot of different headlines. some really are important from a news event perspective in the evolution of the story but not necessarily going to affect the stock. but it's important the time line you get back to production so if there is some sense that this could push it back even more, it's absolutely material it sounds like this is not material and i do think that a lot of of the headlines with boeing including the company goingout of their way to say they're extra thoreau, don't know x or y a lot of that is geared toward regulators they wanted to make a posture in the eyes of the faa. the news is important. i don't think it changes anything in terms of the time line. >> 365 is the level that if you recall when this entire thing started that's where it broke down to. the stock very quiet up 10, 11% since the january lo

that eagle on the par four. 2-7, phil mickelson, this was a golf shot. a stroke saver. secured a par three score. if that wasn't enough. check the shot from the cat box at 13. he just grabbed a tie for second place. only had nine greens in regulation look at the short game. another birdie here at 14 for the five-time winner. 16 under on the scorecard. he is trailing first and second round later nick taylor. this from the sp ygssll la course. he is ahead of the field by a single shot. so, taylor and mickelson will be paired together in the final group sunday for the par 72 pebble beach course, former world number one jason day is three shots back. to the monterey peninsula and >> reporter: thank you, i've been following phil mickelson play pebble beach for many, many years. last year was incredible. but, what he did today, with a short game, with even better. beginning on that incredible save on number seven. >> number two and my all-time greatest shots. >> i made one in the final round lem under the lip, i hold that one, is one to go in and it was the second best i've e

latest on the investigation and asking why so many germans turning in this political direction i'm phil gayle in brother and then this is the day. the word cure for you my child was murdered here she was only 35 years old. she came here to eat a pizza and drink a coke and then she was shot down. there and saw 5 or 6 people lying on the floor all of them dead it was a massacre but it wasn't. very scattered here now. where i live down that the woman's daughter died. thank you. i ask all of hono to understand what happened the tragedy. for us we're devastated and the children. also coming up we have all the latest from the 70th birthday an international film festival. we'll take you to the world premiere of johnny depp's new movie minamata about the war photographer w. eugene smith and all we awake or are we dreaming that is the question at the center of the argentinian art house film more from the berlin international film festival coming up on the day. germany is in mourning after ted people were killed by a suspected right wing extremist and why in this day and night security is being s

oh, no. >> phil? hey, phil. >> no, not you. >> it'sme, ned.>> okay, little fella. >> that'job. hey. >> he got the groundhog. >> phil? >> hey, you're going to freeze to death. >> who cares. see you tomorrow. >> safety first. >> he's got the groundhog. >> phil? >> it's not personal, it's just a game. >> not a bad day, huh? >> i don't know where we parked. i was following you. >> that was awesome. >> that was one of my favorites i have to say. that was brilliant. >> all right. still ahead it's going to be a pivotal day in iowa after democratic presidential candidates made their final pitch to voters in the hawkeye state this morning. >> what some had to say to their supporters ahead of today's big vote. we are back in a moment. of tod vote we are back in a moment. beyond the routine checkups. beyond the not-so-routine cases. comcast business is helping doctors provide care in whole new ways. all working with a new generation of technologies powered by our gig-speed network. because beyond technology... there is human ingenuity. every day, comcast

phil is here to talk about this issue. and the bart general manager makes a good point.e need to be aware of our surroundings. people get work done on bart. they use their phones and computers and they ought to feel safe doing it. it's great that they're making this progress, but now the point you addressed there, it took them a long time to try to get ahead of this. >> it really did. it really did. for years bart board of directors were even mixed on the idea of what they should do, if anything. you make a good point, dan. unlike walking on the street or something like, that when you enter a bart or some system like that, there is a selve of expectation for safety and security. there just is. so you're not looking over your shoulder. and if they're not providing it, it's on them. >> i hate when we pass the buck to the victim in this situation. it's not fair. a lot ofpeopletakebartso they can use that commute time to get some work done. >> right. now what powers was talking about, though, in this past year, and i give channel 7 credit for this. you got on the story. you

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when i met bill, phil taught me something really important. something i had kind of known but really i'm saying to all of you, technology and politics today are inherently connected. you can't have one without the other. some extent, you think of technology simply as tools or media and the ways media is used to communicate with people, this has always been the case but in today's world, technology and politics are very much intertwined. the campaigns that tend to do the best around the world these days are the campaigns that have the most technological savvy because the reality is, if you have a lot of data and if you can marry it to a sophisticated a.i. system, you can do hyper specific targeting to people and speak to them in a way they would like to be spoken to. so phil in seattle, university of washington taught me that people and technology are intertwined. the next person i want to introduce you to is a person named andrew. i met andrew in england and i had taken a job at the university of oxford we had gotten grant money to study propa

phil mattingly with a look at what happened overnight. phil?er: want to get to what comes next in a minute. let's start with bernie sanders. he has an unending amount of millions in grassroots fund-raising support, one of the best organizations in the race. now he has a primary victory, a repeat of 2016. the numbers are a little different. right now with 97% reporting up by 4,000 votes. cnn called the primary for bernie sanders. i'll tell you why. bernie sanders in the most poplace areas of new hampshire doing extremely well. the largest townships, he won all three. plymouth, durham, in places like that, also big numbers where you expect public university students to come out in a big way for bernie sanders, they did, in fact, do that. guys, take a look at this map, and you'll see not just bernie sanders light blue but light green for pete buttigieg, dark green for amy klobuchar. why is that different? that's different from 2016 when it was a wipeout of light blue for bernie sanders when he was up against hillary clinton. if you want to know wh

punxsutawney phil weighed in today, he did not see a shadow this morning. as this theory goes, early spring likely. the tradition originates from the germans. we can expect an early spring. we'll feel more like spring than winter. >> the forecast is kind och trending that way. >> so you are saying punxsutawney phil is a scientist. >> let's take a look at that seven-day forecast. we got wind tonight, wind advisory until 4:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. here is the story. as the skies clear out, we'll see frosty temperatures, maybe as freeze watch and then if you want to talk about early return of spring-like temperature, second half of the week. more wind possible next weekend. a case of winter, and a little bit of winds. >> so punxsutawney phil was right? >> for the seven days. >> see you tonight at 11:00, i am terry mcsweeney. introducing a single sports destination. where you can find games, news and highlights. all in one place, right on your tv. the new xfinity sports zone. use your voice to search every stat, standing and score. follow the teams you love an

you take a lot of trips to the islands, phil? pretty great, right? oh phil's legally dead.at. going by denis now. celery. long story. what do we got here. oh. not going to want to see this. i don't think this is going to work. at&t has america's best network, now with our best plans, at our best prices, starting at $35 a month per line for 4 lines. new from at&t. >>> the is big government the solution to overhauling tech joseph hawley tweeted this week imagine if the ftc and doj were merging their efforts and pursuing joint enforcement against tech that's what my new ftc reform would achieve. joining us is senator josh hawley of missouri good morning >> good morning. >> given the doj's move this week to put its thumb on the scale of the roger stone sentencingt sure we want the doj running the ftc, especially with just a single director isn't that an issue? >>e tween big government and big techs agencies like the ftc are susceptible to capture by the identity theys ear supposed to be overseeing, and big tech a great example. there's a revolving door between the ftc, its comm

of course years later i find out that it was phil.ch later than that i'd actually get to do the chess set again. >> and hopefully more stop motion graphics for years to come. in berkeley, dion lim, abc 7 news. >>> we're taking a (elevator rings) great bag. twins! okay, okay, okaaayy! my boss's boss, has the same taste in bags. just two fashion forward powerful women with great style. mm! although, i'll bet she overpaid for hers, i mean, i got this italian leather beauty for way less at t.j.maxx which is just good business. i think she'd appreciate smart decisions like that. oooh, i should tell her! ♪ ♪ tis better than the criminal in democrathe white house.esident we all have progressive plans to address the big challenges facing our country. what makes me different, is i've been working for ten years outside of washington, to end the corporate takeover of our democracy, and to return power to the american people. i started need to impeach to hold this lawless president accountable. i'm proposing big reforms like term limits... ...a n

phil keating, thank you. super bowl win by kansas city chiefs would be the first in the franchise, first one in 20 years, you know, for andy reid that would be his first ever as head coach, you know reed started with philadelphia eagles an moved on the chiefs in 2013, he has 2007 career wins which is number 7 in all time of nfl's history, during postseason he's had 14 victories putting him sixth on the all-time list. just how important is today's win for reed legacy, defensive lineman who is currently defensive coach, welcome, good to see you, this is such an inspiration story of dedication, perseverance, never give up attitude, what are your thoughts and hopes about coach reid today? >> he has an excellent opportunity to win the game. he hasn't been to the super bowl since 2004, today is a great chance where he will get it done, he will down play it by a lot of the whole world for randy reid. eric: what does it mean, what do you think emotionally it would mean for him if 49ers fan to get that ring tonight? >

phil lebeau is watching the skies, wilfred frost has a beat on it.ou might be surprised how poorly they're doing seema mody looking at travel stocks and robert frank has a look at how bad luxury is being impacted phil lebeau, a bad day across the airlines today >> a terrible day, kelly this is all about the fear that we're going to see clusters of coronavirus like we're seeing in south korea and italy pop up in other regions around the world and that might hurt demand which is why you're seeing almost every airline stock around the world under major pressure the big three, delta, american, united, down 9.5 to 10% in the case of american ryan air, it's under pressure. there's a travel warning that's been issued for northern ireland for people going to italy. it's that kind of thing that have people saying, wait a second, what do you think demand is going to be like, aig, the parent of british airways. if you think it's just exposure to those -- no, those oriented as well. spirit which only flies here in the united states, down more than 10% kelly, thi

but that was right at the beginning, phil. that was, what, 18 months ago, two years ago, that this was at the peak? >> there is a saying, i hear it all the time. b.a.r.t. is reflective of the bay area. whatever problems or anything you have on the streets, you're going to see them on b.a.r.t. the fact is also that people expect, when they go into b.a.r.t., that that trouble is not going to be there, that it's going to be safe. >> that's right. >> they know you'll get them there on time, but they want it safe. >> i want it safe. i can't agree more. the trouble should stop, whatever the trouble, at the gates. >> and we are posting all of our b.a.r.t. week stories to our website, abc7news.com and to our abc 7 news app. we have a place where you can ask your b.a.r.t. questions and we will try to get you some answers. >> we will, indeed, and it will be there all week long. >>> in the meantime, it looks like we'll have nice weather for b.a.r.t. week, because so far no rain. >> here's a live look at doppler 7. we have clear skies acr

phil." >> dr. phil: he now weighs 648 pounds. >> i can't stop my son from eating too much. >> pepsi! >> dr. phil: how is that funny to you? >> announcer: now his life is on the line. >> dr. phil: food is not fickle, isn't it? it never calls you a name, never throws anything at you. it just kills you. >> destroying my life. >> dr. phil: i'm telling you, if everybody around you

really cool. >> more news from phil lebeau in chicago.e a look at shares of american the airline is announcing that it is going to be extending the cancellation of flights between l.a. and hong kong they have two daily flights, one from l.a., one from fort worth the l.a. to hong kong is canceled through march 27th in terms of slow demand for people wanting to go over there hong kong is a big point of connectivity for american partners in southeast asia and then when you take a look at the dallas-ft. worth to hong kong route, that will resume on february 21st. at this point, they see enough demand for hong kong from dallas to begin on february 21st, but hong kong from l.a., they will continue to cancel those flights right now through march 27th back to you. >> phil lebeau, thank you. coming up, the wild ride for tesla continues. where the stock goes from here with an early investor ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ high protein low sugar tastes great! high protein low sugar so good! high protein low sugar mmmm, birthday cake! and try pure protein delicious protei

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joining us now phil mudd and john avalon.not surprising that russia is doing this again and that they prefer president trump. we have heard that for a long time. but president trump doesn't want to hear it. apparently if you tell president trump about this, you risk your job. >> that's right. i think we got to look at two pieces of this. the first you're talking about is the intel piece. as a former intel guy, there's a second piece i'd be equally worried about. and that is this a rare time in the intelligence business where the public piece is as important as the private intel. who is going to speak to the american people going into next november about the threats they face by things like russian trolls on social media. the fbi director can't do it. the cia director can't do it. not only because they don't have a voice but because the president will squelch them. the president of the united states would be speaking to the people coordinated with his cabinet. the bottom line is nobody will speak to the american people with th

. >> punxsutawney phil. >> there he is, punxsutawney phil did not see his shadow, and gobblers not pennsylvania, today. traditionally if the groundhog sees his shadow there will be six more weeks of winter. that will not be the case, according to phil, this year. >> my forecast on a day that is a palindrome, will cause some to cheer, and some to moan. so do i hope that you think it is neighborly, for there is no shadow of -- spring is here it is certain. >> this is only the 20th time that phil has not seen his shadow. >>> in new york here is a look at staten island chuck, at the staten island, the groundhog wasn't fully awake. a local official reasoned that he couldn't see his shadow. he is asleep. that is 2-2 consensus, spring is coming. darren these paris friends are putting you out of this mess. >> i don't think so, i don't think they are that accurate. >>> every time we dug a groundhog, the track record is terrible. punxsutawney phil has a 39% accuracy rate. he is not good, and we have been doing this a long time. >>> we have serious issues back at home so i want to get into it. we showed y

could be one of the largest companies in the whole world >> joining us now is collin rush and our phil lebeau. gentlemen, welcome i'm going to start with you, collin that was a pretty bold suggestion from ron that this company in which he has a large stake of more than a billion dollars, so he's a fan he thinks this company can go to a trillion in revenue in a decade do you see that? >> it's pretty aggressive and early to tell, but what we know is that they've been able to

please welcome drew becker. >> thank you, phil. thanks, phil.ause] >> i always like being introduced by phil. it's better than being introduced by my mother. it's awesome. thank you, mayor breed and everyone who have been involved in making this year-long celebration a reality. here's to more than 150 partners and community groups who have come together to honor this amazing park we call golden gate park. today, our city has a narrative that is not as positive as it could be. today, we start changing that. i believe the 150th celebration for this iconic piece of land that we call golden gate park is just the piece we need. we need this 150-year celebration of what we do right. golden gate park is san francisco, and we need a model of this in every single neighborhood. [applause] >> i love all of our partners, and we look forward to working with you all year to making this a very special event. we look forward to working with the men and women of the san francisco park department, and thanks, and may the parks be with you. >> board member laverde

jackie is standing by in new york with the latest impeachment proceedings but we begin with phil keatingn miami. reporter: what is super bowl liv completely living up to the super bowl hype in the super bowl billing. i am not just talking about the hot and sexy halftime show with shakira and jay lowe. the two best teams of the season. the kansas city chiefs and the 49ers battling and out with one minute left behind me inside the hard rock stadium which look so

that is punxsutawney phil. he did not see his shadow so according to the legend we can expect an early spring this year and i will ask kyla grogan . thousands of people came together in the town of punxsutawney pennsylvania and they do this every february 2 to see punxsutawney phil to see if he sees his shadow and this event has become more popular since the bill murray movie groundhog day came out in 1993. >> it was a tough loss in miami for coach shanahan and the san francisco 49ers as the kansas city chiefs came from behind to win in the last four minutes of super bowl liv. >> another case of the coronavirus in the bay area and two other cases in san benito county, a report that came out over the weekend shows the virus is spreading here in california and around the world. >> good morning i'm pam cook.>> and good morning i am dave clark, and you gave steve the day off?>> i didn't realize it was his day off but i'm happy to see kyla. >> so happy to see you as well. we have a lot of wind now, 37 miles 37 mph a

you take a lot of trips to the islands, phil? pretty great, right? oh phil's legally dead.off a boat. going by denis now. celery. long story. what do we got here. oh. not going to want to see this. i don't think this is going to work. at&t has america's best network, now with our best plans, at our best prices, starting at $35 a month per line for 4 lines. new from at&t. let me ask about socialism, bernie sanders is out there pushing socialism, they don't call it socialism because they know that words not popular but they know that's what it is. there pushing some form of socialism, free college, free healthcare they talk about scandinavia, does that create an opportunity and success? >> we might first start off with what is socialism. socialism or communism is government ownership and/or control and, in that sense we have a lot of socialism already in our country and we find people asking for more of it but if you look around the world and you ask, in what countries are people better off and that is if you can rank countries toward countries upon the free market end of the

if phil does not see his shadow, he has predicted an "early spring."dhog day has been celebrated since 1887 but received worldwide recognition it was featured in the 1993 film groundhog day starring bill murray. now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. hello. a brighter afternoon for parts of england, wales and northern ireland, but some heavy and thundery showers developing. scotland, though, after that chilly start, as this weather front works its way northwards, a spell of snow which could cause issues over central scotland, particularly over higher routes here, but turning milder to the south later on, and here we could see some thundery showers too. a bit more sunshine, though, through central and eastern areas. the far north of scotland will be dry with some sunshine too. the winds lighter than they have been over the past few days but it stays chilly across the north to finish with. however, that mild air does wend through during tonight. any snow turns back to rain. the rain comes and goes through the night through much of scot

>>n, reporter: phil bertel abdul rahman-muhammed, thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you foring us. fi>> reporter: st off, before watching this series, i had no idea that there were so many questions surrounding lcolm x's murder. can you briefly outline some of the holes in the story of his killing and whatrirompted this coming together? the production of this? >> well, ever sinc1966, when three men were convictedor the assassination of malcolm x, scholars have always questioned that verdict from the veity of beginning. >> there might well be one of the assassins still out there hiding in plain sight, gone unpunished, unquestioned and protected to a cerin degree frm, from prosecution. >> reporter: an you know, yore an independent historian, but this happened decades ago and you've spent the better part of your life researching the truth behinx'd malcol assassination. >> yes, correct. >> reporter: many people told you to drop it. >> a lot of people told me to drop it. >> porter: so why was that so central to you, specifically as an african-american muslim? >> well, because i f