from phil mickelson well into his career, to another phil who is fresh in his.n one of manchester city's standout players this season. the 20 year old striker scored 16 goals in all competitions, and made 10 assists, as he helped city win their third premier league title in four seasons. now they turn their attention to the champions league. with the final against chelsea just five days away, foden's been speaking to our sports editor dan roan. i would never have thought that it would have happened so quickly. you know, i would always laugh and joke with my mates about being in the champions league final, i never thought i would be playing in one, it's all gone so quick and ijust want to enjoy the occasion as much as i can, because you never know if you're going to get another opportunity. you're going to get another opportunity-— you're going to get another o- ortuni . �* ,. ~' opportunity. and when you think about, opportunity. and when you think about. you're — opportunity. and when you think about, you're only _ opportunity. and when you think about, you're

phil: the u.s. and mexico are opening talks to address issues in north america in a global meeting between vice president harris and mexico's president. undocumented immigration was top at the agenda. recent months have seen a surge in asylum-seekers crossing the border between the two nations as they fled from violence, poverty, and hardship in their own countries. we spoke with a honduran man who is cautiously building a new future in his new home. >> three months ago, we met cesar in mexico. he and his family were sleeping on a sidewalk on the mexico side of the u.s.-mexico border. they fled violence in their home country. >> they threatened me and my family. we had no choice but to flee. if the gangs have a problem with you, they will hunt you down, and they will kill you. >> it was a dangerous journey that took them several weeks. we are in miami, florida, now. cesar may be finally to the united states. he is waiting for his asylum to be approved and working here at this barbershop. all the wor

and phil barr told him it came from the missing girls. from >> phil barr?e owner of the septic repair business that had been at tara's house the day she went missing. but was peewee 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 interview. and he changed his story to the point where it made him an and credible witness. he admitted that he had seen the body at some point. i was a little interesting in that particular area. terror spoons were recovered within a couple hundred yards of one of these favorite fishing spots. >> isn't that your connection? >> that was a great connection. but mr. st. john was a very incredible witness. >> that story about getting stolen jewelry from phil barr -- >> no jewelry from towers home was found in the possession of phil barr. >> anyway, barr investigators tower was fine when he and the his help her left her house that afternoon. the questions went on and on. and phil barr with, the business to run, didn't appreciate that k

and, i think as phil said, this is the first in any of our parks. and i'm grateful to ed shaffner for taking on the role of facilitation of friends of christopher park until brenna mcnulty stepped up. brenna had a huge impact on the development of this park working on the final design plans and it was just wonderful. one of the things she did was save the three historic play structures that are over there and that was convincing supervisor mandelman to appropriate the money for that. and then, not only did brenna create a lot of events that brought people in to the park, she coordinated two amazing where in the world is christopher park festivals. and the last festival in 2018 brought 1,400 people to this whole area. and i'm so grateful to phil ginsburg and rec and park because rec and park added much more funding beyond the $2.8 million that was in the park bond. some examples are the new fencing around the ball diamond. the pave, the resurfaced path from duncan street. path in the community garden and then down to the park and also which is going

a double bogey and phil chipped it close. mickelson, two shot lead. on five, holds out from the sand for a birdie, back up by two. on ten he rolls in the putt for his fourth birdie of the day and a fist pump for mickelson. he is red hot. keptk bogeyed four of seven holes. this hits the water, double bogey and all of a sudden phil is up by five. mickelson's second shot on 13 found the water. he bogeyed the hole and 14 as well bringing his lead back down to three. it was down to two on 16 but phil with another nice chip shot to set up another tap in birdie to go back up by three. maybe the toughest thing mickelson had to deal with all day was crowds. look at the sea of people. 18th green, phil tapped in for par to become the oldest player to ever win a major, his 6th major title and first in nearly eight years. >>> baseball, wasn't it a few days ago we were talking about giants being contenders and having best record in baseball? well after today, they're in third place in the west. no disco fever on this day, dodgers were all over. hammered one over hi

well phil is amazing. he actually — did he do it? well phil is amazing.n 20 years ago. but we sort of think of it like the tom _ ago. but we sort of think of it like the tom brady, he's a famous american _ the tom brady, he's a famous american quarterback that as we live longer, _ american quarterback that as we live longer, we _ american quarterback that as we live longer, we get smarter and phil watches — longer, we get smarter and phil watches his diet, he does a lot of mindfulness, his training is excellent. and he has an ability to be childlike and passionate with what _ be childlike and passionate with what he — be childlike and passionate with what he does so he's raise the bar as he _ what he does so he's raise the bar as he goes— what he does so he's raise the bar as he goes it doesn't really see a ban _ as he goes it doesn't really see a ban in_ as he goes it doesn't really see a ban in that — as he goes it doesn't really see a bar. in that and 50, i have to play in the _ bar. in that and 50, i have to play in the signator. he 51 and here will b

from phil to the u.s.nt to compete in nine years, all around champ in 2005, won silver in the beijing olympics. she now has two kids, and says she didn't know how coming back would feel but she's glad she did it. she hopes her return encourages others to follow their passions and dreams. congrats to her on an amazing comeback. and simone biles also competing in that meet over the weekend and she made more history becoming the first woman ever to land a yurchenko double pike in competition, two back flips off the vault with her legs straight. slow motion, just incredible. it's such a hard move. no woman had ever even tried it in a competition, kate. next up for biles, u.s. olympic team trials in june and then, of course, the olympics in july. >> i'm just -- this wholetime i'm thinking just tell me i can't. that's what all three of them are saying right now. it's just fantastic, thanks, andy. john king picks up right now. >>> hello, everybody, welcome to "inside politics," i'm john king in washington, thank

how would is phil?is with his spouse after winning the most important tournament of his life. >> all right. i got to go. i love you. okay. i'll see you tonight. >> he's just like the rest of us married for decades. i left the oven on. i made history. yes, i fed the dog. see you tonight. i have to go. it's the year of the well-seasoned. nancy pelosi is the oldest person elected speaker. joe biden oldest person elected president. donald trump oldest person to lose and lie about not being elected president. >> i'm not leaving. i'm not leaving. >> anthony hopkins became the oldest star to win the best actor oscar. also the oldest to win an oscar for a film no one saw. and the oldest not to show up to receive the award. he had the try fek can. tom brady is like hold my metamucil. the oldest to play in a super bowl, win a super bowl, oldest to win a mvp. all records that will hold until at least next year when brady wins again. so let's hear it for experience. let's hear it for wisdom. let's hear it for grey!

crowd chants: phil, phil, phil! in few sports do they crown a champion who turns 51 next month.16 years ago, but through the decades he has kept his touch around the greens. commentator: it has done. look at the crowd. _ in this final round, the momentum was building. at the 10th hole mickelson went four shots clear. it's another mickelson birdie. cheering this is the loudest golf has been since the lockdown and by the 18th he was fighting through just to take his shot. earlier this year, mickelson dropped out of the world's top 100. now golf was gathering for one of sport's greatest redemptions. he dedicated the turnaround to his brother tim who is his caddy, and to the older heads in the game who keep going. it's very possible that this is the last tournament i ever win but it's also very possible that maybe i go on a little bit of a run.

ride that bill i phil mickelson energy. -- and when phil mickelson energy. —— and when the real trophythe evening. hello there. plenty of sunshine today in a felt much warmer across the board that what we have been use to this month. some subtle changes overnight come a week with a friend pushing into western areas bringing thicker cloud to many but also operates a rain across the west and for northern ireland that rain was with us eastward through the night across western scotland into western england and also west and wales. around. further east you are, there will be more cloud around an issue stay dry here in temperatures no lower than around eight to 11 degrees or most and maude are the last night. here we go, the pressure chart for friday then. we have a weak weather front pushing into a high pressure so that will weaken it. it looks like the rain out west will slowly peter out for the course of the date but could stay rather gradient misty hear further north and east we will see the best of any spells and dry weather but where it does appear to us pushing temperatures close to 2

phil, you're part of the reporting.sident is serious about this, trying to get back to senator joe biden, the old joe biden, trying to cut a republican deal. you know the tensions better than i do among democrats, okay, only if they're serious and only if they come most of the way, okay, but what do we lose if we cut a deal with them? >> we're in a very small window of time, if something is going to happen this is the moment over probably the course of the next two weeks when it could. the president had a phone call with shelley moore capito. taking the lead on the senate republican side on their own infrastructure proposal, a scaled back version of what the president put on the table, roughly $600 billion related mostly to physical core infrastructure, the president is willing to have a conversation, in the next couple days inviting republicans and democrats to the white house for another oval office meeting. both sides are trying to feel out what's possible. i think both sides want physical infrastructure. there's no

and we're, you know -- i'm going, "oh, phil, you're so funny, phil.story as people were coming up and asking my wife and i who had just met how long we'd been a couple so it -- it was chemistry right away but i'm wondering if -- you guys knew you were in flirting, but friends of yours who watched that tv appearance, did they recognize it as well >> everybody >> yeah. >> everybody called me and said, "what was that about?" you know i mean, it wasn't my first talk show right? i've been interviewed by johnny carson and all the other people i had never fallen for anybody on their show before it was just -- and the woman that lived next door to you came over and she said that to you she said, "what did you do --" >> yeah. >> -- "today?" >> yeah. well -- who was that you had on today? so i -- you know, i guess it was obvious. we didn't think so at the time we didn't -- we weren't thinking about that >> but he called me the next day. and then we went out to dinner and that was it. >> tada! >> tada. >> seth: and yet, you guys were pretty private early on, i m

hour outside of. >> phil: phil philadelphia. no arrests have been announced.ut during game one eastern conference between the new york knicks and atlanta hawkeyes. hawks. largest gathering since the start pandemic. 90% of those in attendance were fully vaccinated. the hawks came out victorious 107-105 win. game two is on wednesday. you might want to save up for the new $100 sandwich being offered at disney land in california. the sandwich is part of the new marvel themed park and based on ant man and the warp. big sandwich meant to share with 8 people with ham, salami and pof lone. less hungry fans and visitors can get a smaller sandwich for about 15 bucks. that's a look at your headlines. send it back to you. steve: thank you very much, jillian. palm beach county florida school board has got a plan to tackle racism. that plan is taking heat. the board's mission statement vows to, quote, dismantle white advantage which is not explained, in the school district and florida parents are steamed. >> your statement is dividing us and insights racism. being a parent

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and phil's coffee gave meet opportunity to have it came in the form of a food truck. and i was passionate about it. i am excited about it. and so, i was determined to do whatever it took to make it happen. i basically wanted to help him grow the company in other ways, and yet have something that i could call my own. and that's the whole idea to have start in business, and make it happen. and that was it. >> wonderful. >> it was really that drive when he came into the office. he had the drive and the business loan applicants, i could tell he had an idea and he had a path and he knew what he needed to do to make successful and he was organized and clear and i could see it was a viable business and successful people who evaluated it. i saw he had the drive to see the plan through. and that's really what impressed me about greg. >> can you give us a little bit of a sense of what happens on the inside about how hoe brow free loan comes to a yes, passion, business plan, other elements, what gets to a yes? >> well, first of all, there is a lengthier process for business loan

. >>> later, phil mickelson's historic win. dennis has all the highlights. >>> no more snow falling in the sierra, or thunderstorms and the east bay. instead, we got back to normal. which means the marine layer was battling it out with sutro tower this afternoon. we talk about how the temperatures will warm up a little bit for inland spots over the next few days and forecast, coming up. >>> our salute to the class of 2021 continues with monique johnson and she is graduating with honors from american canyon high school and will be attending sacramento state in the fall. you can send a photo of your graduate and a little something about them to 2021 grads at cbs.com or tacked kpix5 on social media. no professional >>> developing news in italy. 14 people were killed in a cable car taking visitors to a mountaintop plummeted to the ground pick what happened this morning near. investigators say the cable snapped during the trip. sending the car plunging into a wooded area below. they think there were 15 passengers on board. there was

plus pga victory for phil mickelson.t's monday, may 24th. >> glad you're going to kick off the week, i'm frances rivera >> and i'm phillip mena. >>> the cdc is investigating an extremely rare heart condition linked to teens who have gotten the vaccine. our blayne alexander has the latest >> reporter: phil, the cdchas made it clear there is no connection between getting the vaccine and the mild heart condition. and the cdc sending a message to parents saying iffy your child is over the age of 12, they should get the vaccine with health officials urges parents to take advantage, the cdc isses of a heart condition possibly linked to the vaccine in adolescents. in a statement, the agency votes rare cases of myocarditis, found more likely in adolescents than adults, more often in males and typically two days after the shots. with this important caveat that the rates after the vaccine have not delivered from expected baseline rates. >> there's no evidence to discontinue the vaccine at this time it's possible these could be rel

sterling, the burner and phil foden. so many goals and phil foden. so many goals in there. midfielder but they've managed to shoehorn gundogan into that starting lineup. that's good news for city but no out it out striker. how does chelsea, how do chelsea counter that? we think they're going to be playing a back three as they did in that defeat in the cup final against lester. we've got monty passing a fitness test, silver, probably reads james at the right side of that factory. your genial, chilled well and can't pay in the heart of things. a kind of three prong strike force of habits and floating around behind him mason amount. seven englishmen in an all english final. it’s amount. seven englishmen in an all english final-— english final. it's certainly going to be extremely _ english final. it's certainly going to be extremely exciting. - english final. it's certainly going to be extremely exciting. we i english final. it's certainly going | to be extremely exciting. we can hear the atmosphere building behind you. ali, you spent the day with the fans. what is the atmosph

phil defeats father time!ear-old phil mickelson becomes the oldest golfer ever to win a major, capturing his sixth to defy some of the longest odds of his career and win the pga championship for a second time. mickelson closed yesterday's final round with a 1 over 73 for a two-shot victory over brooks koepka and louie oost huzen. he relied on his wedge game to stay alive in the roller coaster start of the final round making two early birdies including his incredible shot out of the sand, look at that, and into the cup on the par 3 5th hole. mickelson regained the solo lead with another birdie on. extending his advantage to as many as five strokes on the back nine that left the field too far behind to catch him. mickelson's next stop is the u.s. open at torrey pines next month, the only major keeping him from a career grand slam. that's awesome. congratulations. >>> meanwhile, the pga championship had as you've seen a little bit of the largest and loudest crowd since golf's return from the pandemic. while fans

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. >> phil defeats father time! "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us. we're going to begin tonight with that sweeping decision to send more than one million children in new york city back to school. in a move that has enormous implications for families across the u.s., tonight the country's largest public education system says it will end the distance learning options it started during the pandemic, forcing students and teachers back into classrooms this fall. school systems nationwide are expected to follow new york's lead in the hope that getting children back to class will help get parents back to work. that announcement comes as the u.s. is bouncing back from the virus, with new infections now averaging less than 25,000 a day. that's actually the lowest in nearly a year. well, tonight nearly 59% of americans 12 and older have now gotten at least one dose of a vaccine, plus we've got more o

. >> cnn senior white house correspondent phil mattingly is with us.id the president lay out solutions, a plan on how to get a better report for may when it comes out? >> you know, i think when we heard from president biden today and what i'm hearing from white house officials all morning, this just underscores that they're not shifting from their approach going forward. obviously, you talk about the $1.9 trillion covid relief plan they already passed into law and the more than $4 trillion in economic and infrastructure proposals they put on the table. they expected the numbers to be significantly higher and based on positive economic data whether it be gdp or private jobs growth or weekly unemployment claims dropping that the report was going to look significantly different. it doesn't change their approach. i think what you saw the president do today is acknowledge that there is still a long way to go. keep in mind, there was a two-month period where the u.s. dropped about 22 million jobs. i've never seen that before at that scale. also using the rem

phil defeats father time. >> phil mickelson wins this year's pga championship, an historic victory for the hall of fame golfer, and the crowds were there to celebrate. >> were they ever. >> my god! look at this! >> the cowboy and their kin, like the sea came pouring in. >> galleries we quite haven't seen for some time since the start of the pandemic. >> and phil, i mean, my goodness, first guy to win, over 50. >> pretty cool. >> put him on the know your value 50 over 50 list. zblus one problem there. >> get the forbes photo session ready to go. >> front to back, what a performance for phil mickelson. we'll talk about that in a little bit. >> good morning and welcome to "morning joe." it's monday, may 24th. with us to kick things off, we have white house reporter for the associated press, jonathan lemire and u.s. national editor at the "financial times," ed luce joins us early this morning. so guess what, everybody. the pandemic outlook is improving nationwide as new coronavirus cases drop to rates not seen in nearly a year. death rates are also as low as they've been since last summer,

father time has nothing on phil mikkelson. why old is the new young in a history-makinge1fáe1xdçóx1lpfáç1 >>> careful what you're callingd old, brianna keilar. good morning to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. it is monday,çó maye1fá 24th. this mor&i(g, new revelations over the debate of the coronavirus pandemic. accorlrduz alp u.s.fá intelligee qz1 in wuhan, china, had to be jutjt admitting to impregnating a minor wasn't the best way to gain support for your congressional run. take anthony bouchard running to unseat liz cheney in the house. >> it's a story when i was young, two teenagers, girl gets pregnant, you've heard those before. she was younger than me. the romeo and juliet story. lot of pressure, pressure to abort a baby. i got to tell you, i wasn't going to do it. >> now he married that girl reportedly when she was 15 and divorced a few years later and after she died by suicide and yet he still romanticizing being an 18-year-old impregnating a 14-year-old. this crazy is informing voting refor

phil, hold the thought. the cdc briefing is beginning. let's listen. >> let me close and hand it off to dr. walensky by reiterating some of the words the president said yesterday. on july 4th, let's celebrate our independence as a nation and our independence of the virus. 70% of adults with at least one shot by july 4th is a critical goal. when you're winning, you press harder. we can do this. but if you haven't gotten vaccinated yet, now is the time. and with that, over to dr. walensky for an important update and what our progress means for americans. >> thank you, andy. good afternoon. i'm pleased to be back with you today. let's begin with an overview of the data. yesterday, cdc reported more than 34,200 new cases of covid-19. our seven-day average is about 36,800 cases per day. this represents yet another decrease of about 23% from our prior seven-day average. and every day with daily cases continuing to fall, we remain encouraged by these positive trends. the seven-day average of hospital admissions is 4,100. again, another terrific

phil mickelson makes history at 50 by becoming the oldest man to win a major. evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. there's been international outrage at belarus, after a ryanair flight travelling between two eu capitals was forced to divert there following claims of a bomb threat. a journalist on board who's criticised belarus�*s president lukashenko was detained. the chief executive of ryanair, michael 0'leary, has called it a state—sponsored hijacking. the ryanair flight left athens for the lithuanian capital vilnius at 8.30 yesterday morning. just before it reached vilnius it was ordered to divert to the belarussian capital minsk by belarus air traffic control — a fighterjet was sent to escort it down. after the plane landed, roman protasevich and his girlfriend were taken away by belarussian security services. after a lengthy wait — the flight leftjust before 7pm uk time, and landed in vilnius at 7.25 — more than seven hours late. the uk government has ordered planes to avoid belarus airspace and has suspended flights from the national airline. it lo

cnn's phil mattingly is at the white house.s the white house saying about why they won't call for a cease-fire? >>-ins a strategic calculated decision to keep much of what they are trying to do behind the scenes. you've not seen the president speak regularly publicly about this. all we've seen from the white house has been readouts with phone calls to prime minister benjamin netanyahu, to palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas, but what they are focused on and what administration officials are focused on is what's going on behind the scene. not just the president but some of his top national security officials in regular contact. more than 60 phone calls, not just with the israelis or palestinian authority but also with key players in the region. the egyptians, the qataris and uae and saudis as well. they believe that holds most promise right now to try to find some type of resolution to where things currently stand. jake this, posture, this decision not to go public and not to ramp um pressure on israel specifically run

. >>> phil mickelson making history as the oldest winner of a tournament."the cnn newsroom" on this sunday. new information raising questions about the origin of the coronavirus, where it came from and who got sick first and is anyone trying to hide the truth? most roads in the covid origin story leads to china where the disease first appeared and people began falling ill. the question is when and a few high level reports of the timeline are not matching up. we have several guests to talk about this. josh rogan is with us, cnn's national security correspondent. kylie atwood is on the line. this use was broken today by the "wall street journal," what have you learned. >> we learned that several researchers at china's wuhan institute of virology felt ill that they had to be hospitalized. this does not bring us closer to understanding the origin of the coronavirus, particularly because the u.s. intelligence committee were told does not know if these researchers actually had covid-19. earlier this year, secretary of state mike pompeo, the former secretary of st

phil >> david, take a look at shares of boeing.ners the company is delaying those following a request for more information from the faa and all of this has to do with the inspection of dream liners before they're turned over to a customer boeing wants to do more targeted algorithm-based analysis the faa is saying you know what? we need more information as to whether or not that's effective enough the faa out with a statement just within the last hour saying boeing still needs to show that its proposed inspection method would meet the faa federal safety regulations the faa is waiting for additional data from boeing before determining whether it meets safety regulations since the faa has not approved the proposal, boeing is temporarily topping delivery to the customers. they would like to deliver 10 to 12 of these dream liners every month. this is impacted near-term the question is how long will the delay in deliveries last boeing says it is working with the faa and now it's a question of who whose inspection analysis is the one that

phil mercer. _ happening overseas. phil mercer, thanks so - happening overseas.ls have been held in israel for the victims of a deadly crush at a religious festival. at least 45 people are known to have died, and more than a hundred and 50 were injured at meron, the site of the tomb of a revered second—century rabbi. almost all of those affected were ultra—orthodoxjews, in attendance to mark the lag baomer holiday. our middle east correspondent tom bateman sent this report from the scene. and a warning, it contains distressing images. they came to celebrate and to be blessed. tens of thousands ofjewish pilgrims at the mountain tomb of an ancient rabbi. but instead they were met with panic and a deadly crush. men and boys left the shrine, descending a narrow walkway which was badly overcrowded. those at the front became trapped. people tried tearing away metal barricades to free them. all of a sudden we saw paramedics from mada and whatever, running by, like mid—cpr on kids, and then one after the other started coming, ambulances, then we understood, something is

and fans stormed the fairway yesterday when phil mickelson won the pga championship. in huntington beach, california, police had to break up a 2,500-person party. wow. >>> meantime air travel hitting another new high over the weekend. the tsa screening 1.68 million people on sunday. compared to 267,000 this time last year. now all of this as we also get more information about the possible origins of covid-19. >> a u.s. intelligence report reveals that several scientists at that research lab in wuhan of were hospitalized in november of 2019 with unknown illness. cnn is following the story. natasha, tell us about this report. >> hey, alisyn, yeah, this report basically adds more details about the potential origin theory about covid-19 and how the pandemic spread. what it says is that these researchers at the wuhan stult of virlgy became sick enough in november 2019, about a month before the first symptoms first appeared according to china of covid-19 and sick enough to seek hospital treatment. this potentially moves up the time line of the outbreak ever covid-19. though

and changes in consumer habits no doubt the whole market is at quite an inflection point and our own phil lebeau and jonathan smoke the chief economist for cox automotive dan, weelt start with you the change to ev just yesterday we saw ford upping the ante and spending to 30 billion through 2025. they are expecting ev sales to account for 40% of their global sales by end the of the decade last night the senate finance committee approved the green energy for america bill which raises ev tax credits. despite all the positive news, ev stocks has seen sharp drops nikola down 20% and tesla down 8% in the last three months. dan, i turn to you with ford on the scene with new f-150, who is best equipped to take advantage of the change in the auto field? >> right now a green tidal wave and that's what we're seeing take place in the u.s. really biden driven green highway because of the ev tax credits and what you are seeing is the lifting of the 200k ceiling. that is bullish for the likes of tesla and gm and the overall increase of tax credits another tail wind for the space. i believe tesla contin

phil won by two strokes. caddie, gave him a hug. his sixth major overall. he's the oldest to every win a major. >> this is just an incredible feeling. i believe it was possible but everything was saying it wasn't. and i hope that others find that inspiration. it might take extra work. harder effort to maintain physically or maintain the skills but, gosh, it's worth it! i'm so appreciative. slightly unnerving but exceptional awesome. thank you. >> congratulations to phil. >>> the the nba had a thriller. it was the largest indoor event in new york city since the pandemic started. atmosphere was electric. final second and trey young the floater which left him a second to go. talking a little smack to the knicks fans. the hawks win that one in a thriller by one. game two wednesday in new york. >>> elsewhere things got heated between the lakers and suns. the missed free throw lebron flops to the ground after being boxed out by chris paul. game two of that series is set for tomorrow night. you can watch the playoff

yeah, thank you guys, and very cool to see phil win with that crowd.as huge on hand to cheer him on. i loved it. all right, mark, thank you, and our news continues at seven over on news continues at seven over on kt so, howard's really in space, huh? mm-hmm, international space station. 250 miles that way. right now, howard's staring down at our planet like a tiny jewish greek god. zeusowitz. sheldon: i must admit, i can't help but feel a twinge of envy. he can look out the window and see the majesty of the universe unfolding before his eyes. his dim, uncomprehending eyes. it's like a cat in an airport carrying case. you know, it's not exactly glamorous up there. the water that the astronauts drink is made from each other's recycled urine. must be nice. nobody wants anything that comes out of me. (sighs): i wonder what he's doing right this very second. mm, conducting experiments in zero gravity. peering through his telescope at the birth of the cosmos. whatever it is, we know his life will never be the same. mrs. wolowitz: howard! can you hear me?! i

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let's go over to our senior white house correspondent phil mattingly.d the president just put out a statement on this latest mass murder here in the united states. >> wolf, it's a statement the president has had to craft far too often. just his first four months in office, now five times the president having to recognize mass shootings that left many americans dead. five times the president has had to lower the flag atop the white house to half-staff. in that statement, the president expressing that frustration saying this is enough. something needs to be done. also saying, quote, there are at least eight families who will never be whole again. noting once again, i urge congress to take immediate action. and heed the call of the american people, including the vast majority of gun owners to help end this epidemic of gun violence in america. that framing, the epidemic of gun violence in america is one the president has repeatedly come back to over his first four months in office. each time an event like this occurs. and he's tried to ramp up the pressure

simone biles and phil mickelson.eally extraordinary. >> they're calling phil's win, ricky for the old guys. and that's not old, financial financial financial financial tennis. >> that's right. >>> we welcome you to "cbs this morning." we'll begin with this, where western leaders are calli lnded in lithuania last night after being diverted to belarus's capital, mink, based on a phony bomb plot. >> this man never made it to his final destination. an activist and critic of belarus's leader, alexander lukashenko. he was taken off the plane. lukashenko is one of russian president's vladimir putin's closest allies and his opponents have accused him of election fraud. charlie d'agata is following this still-unfolding story. good morning. >> good morning to you. there are growing concerns this morning of russian involvement after the ceo of that airline, ryanair, said he believed russian agents were on this plane. a british official said this morning, if this is not an act of war, it's certainly a war-like act. >> here's the

let me bring in phil mattingly since we are just getting those first words out of the meeting. what is your reaction? >> we just heard from the republicans and we have not heard from the two democratic leaders in the meeting or the president himself and we expect to get readouts from all of them at some.the point in the futur. the bulk of the meeting, more than 90 minutes long, was about infrastructure. there's some expectation that would be the case. president biden made it clear his first in-person meeting with republican issues is there could be a bipartisan pathway to move on, and as it pertains to those goals, obviously the president has put a $2.3 trillion infrastructure proposal, and the takeaway particularly from senator mcconnell is they believed it was a good conversation and a conversation focused on the elements of infrastructure they thought might be able to get done, something the administration knows is the key to any type of agreement with republicans, and the red line. i think we've known the red line for a lot of republicans has been any type of tax increases

phil made out of it okay.re. lefty becomes the oldest major champion of all time. he is 50 years old. he will be 51 in three weeks and he has done it. >> dana: what a triumph. the other thing i like that he said when he was asked. >> bill: supposed to have jim gray for the next three minutes but he couldn't make it. dana, you go, girl. >> dana: phil mickelson said there is no substitute for hard work. >> bill: he has put in the work big time. he changed his diet. lost a lot of weight. more control of his own personal life and he talked about that quite a bit. really good stuff. this would be compared to jack nicklaus winning augusta in 1986 at the age of 46. it is that remarkable. to do this at that age. never happened before. >> dana: what else is next for him? where do you go from here? >> bill: u.s. open is coming up. try to win again. another thing. when i was watching this over the weekend are you checking out the golf? maybe you are a golf fan, maybe not. but the beauty of this corner of america and the

they were following phil mickelson for good reason.-old golfer was able to hold his lead, triumph over younger competitors and become the oldest man to win a major championship in golf. the crowd was electric. a mickelson comeback but one for the fans, too. >>> that's it for "andrea mitchell reports." more reporting from jerusalem tomorrow covering secretary blinken's trip. follow the show online on facebook and twitter. kasie hunt is in for chuck todd up next with "mtp daily" only on msnbc. only on msnbc. legit unlimited data for as little as $25 a month. and the best part, it's powered by verizon. but it gets crazier. bring a friend every month and get every month for $5. which is why i brought them. two $5-a-months right here. hey. hey. plus the players of my squad. hey. what's up? then finally my whole livestream. boom! 12 months of $5 wireless. visible, as little as $25 a month or $5 a month when you bring a friend. powered by verizon. wireless that gets better with friends. what happens when we welcome change? we can transform ou

closed at 200-1 odd to win the tournament an incredible performance by phil mickelson there >>> a hugeor music as nick jonas hosted the billboard music award on sunday night. ♪ i keep on falling in and out love you ♪ ♪ i never loved somebody ♪ >> alicia keys set the tone for the show, performing some of her greatest hits better than ever before >>> plus, the weeknd won an impressive seven award, excepting the biggest night for top artist of 2021 deteriorate won artist of the decade and accepted the donor with a little help from his side his son adonis joined him on side during his acceptance speech ♪ memory and sunshine, shower m with good times ♪ >> pink was honored the icon award and was joined by her 9-year-old daughter willow in a breathtaking duo and the late wrapper pop smoke's legacy was honored including top new artist you have a good collection of all the people who made our music over the past decade >> at an awards show we used to remember, not too many, social distancing or wearing masks. we're on the right track >> we're getting there >>> still to come, national treasures

because phil wanting d. w. news. i'll be back at the top of the hour with war and the entire team here and berlin. thank you so much for the every day for us and for our planet. light is on its way to bring you more conservation. how do we make cities greener? how can we protect animals and their habitat? what to do with all our ways? we can make a difference by choosing reforestation over deforestation.

i want to say, thank you, david, phil blancato, thank you very much.oining me now former fed advisor danielle dimartino booth. the fed shows inflation largely transitory factors, we knew we were heard that. reminded us the fed is far from their goals. danielle, they're saying far from their goals, essentially we still have 8 million people unemployed. that is really now, they have a dual mandate. they're leaning on the employment part of it and ignoring the inflation part now. >> you know, charles, that is the criticism of the day. i will say that these minutes had a few surprises in them. we now know that various participants as opposed to participants meaning the consensus, various participant feel that it is appropriate to start talking about tapering. i'm paraphrasing here. the risks to the outlook are no longer elevated. they're a little bit more sanguine on the outlooks not quite as worried. there was talk about risks and overabundance of leverage among businesses could have a destablizing effect on risky asset prices. a much more hawkish tone, c

phil's new book exhibits the historical perspective. he has long sought to bring to the practice of diplomacy. he traces the secret efforts over more than five months from august 1916 to january 1917 of leaders from the united states britain and germany to end the great war through us mediated peace conference. they did so far out of public sight one reason why their effort which came astonishingly close to ending the war and saving millions of lives is little understood today. in the road less traveled phil brings the story into the light complicating our understanding of the war and the nature of the peace that did eventually follow. as we fits this series he places particular emphasis on president woodrow wilson's role in creating the opportunity for peace as well as his failure to ensure its realization. i'm going to ask phil to give a few brief remarks giving an overview of his argument. then i will ask him some questions most admiring a few perhaps challenging that i hope will further illuminate the importance of his book to histo

okay phil, we look forward to that. where are you today, phil? >> st.i was kidding. >> oh, you like the arch behind me >> yeah. joke i knew it wasn't a rainbow like a really thick rain -- >> joe, it's graduation season, joe. you have to go to where the graduation is. >> that is good. where is that tesla truck, phil? i haven't seen any what happened with that? >> they're going to be building it at the plant in austin. later this year we will see the first ones coming out, at least that's the plan right now. >> i think becky wants -- >> hey, phil, who's graduating do we have congratulations in order? >> my son. undergraduate graduation in st. louis. the bills continue >> fine catholic institution. >> phil lebeaus. >> fantastic. >> >> they are jesuits. >> excellent >> all right >> congrats. >> thanks, guys. >>> still to come on "squawk box" this morning, jason trennert joins us to talk markets, inflation worries and the fed. later, the ceo of oatly. first, as part of asian-american and pacific islander heritage month, cnbc is spotlighting business leaders,