woman: um, phil? [phil moaning] woman: phil! you missed a step. phil: right. right.seconds. woman: seconds? did...did you already finish? phil: no. second acts. i can't do second acts. i don't know what it isn't connecting. woman: oh. [phil sobbing] woman: sweetie, it's all gonna be ok. phil: so what we're doing in act two is increasing opposition, which intensifies the conflict by making it harder for the protagonist to achieve his goal. another important aspect to remember, you want to supplement your protagonist with moments of failure in act two. uh, where was i? um. the midpoint. director: cut. phil: what? it was going great. [all groan] phil: oh, well, what do you want me to do? all right, let's just--let's just move on. i think--i think i'm just getting stuck in this whole act two stuff. so, after all the struggle of act two, act 3 is where the tension ratchets up to a key moment. your protanist needs to make a final character-defining decision. director: no, no, no. let's just go in order, ok? finish act two. come on. phil: but-- director: phil, the reason ou

phil: who is responsible for what?uest: absolutely, it is going to be very complicated both technically, how do you actually conduct this investigation, but also as you say, all the legal aspects and international aspects of it. i don't have the answers for how it will be sorted out. phil: ok, we will continue to talk about this and add to the uncertainty. thank you for your expert analysis, anders nilsson from the world danish defense college. thank you. let's take a look at some more stories from around the world. supporters of iraq's influential cleric moqtada al-sadr have stormed part of the heavy the fortified government area. they breached barriers in the green zone, demanding that parliament dissolve and hold new elections. iraq has been unable to form a government since october, 12 the outsider ordered his party to withdraw from negotiations. at least nine people have been killed and dozens injured after iran launched a series of drone strikes into the kurdish region of northern iraq. iranian authorities accuse

phil: thank you for that. kremlin says it hasn't yet made any decisions on closing russia's borders, despite men leaving to avoid being called up to fight in ukraine. the mobilization could see as many as 300,000 reservists sent in. neighboring georgia is one of the countries sing a big influx of russian men. >> long lines of vehicles at the entry point to georgia. these men are fleeing russia and vladimir putin's military mobilization. >> we paid $1200 to be excluded to the point, which is three kilometers before the russian checkpoint. on the russian georgia border. because if you honestly stay in the queue, leaving russia could take at least 72 hours. paying our fee, we made it in 30 hours. reporter: russian authorities acknowledged a significant influx of cars trying to cross into georgia, after an announcement of a partial mobilization spaed an exodus of fighting age men. some feel that the situation will get even worse. >> i expect martial law to be declared as a resul of unification with those eastern p

shawn: we lookedup to phil. i did because he was older, handsome, you know,the girls kinda liked him, you know, and he wasalways smiling, always, you know,always in the good spirits. thelma: he was mostlyan outside kid. he wanted to get withhis friends or they used to come in front ofhis house all the time. those bicycles was lining up. steven: we just had thefreedom to go anywhere inteaneck. like, we play baseballlike in the schoolyard played football and, and the church, and in the churchgrass. batron: um,there's a trail right across the street righton forest avenue, we used to ride our bikes. used to be dirt,dirt bike trails, so we, sort of, go there ride ourbikes, jump, and... yeah, we had,we had a lot of fun, you know,we used to think we was superheroes, like,we would live forever. (music) (unclear police dispatch voice) it's tuesday night, it was raining.it was getting dark. i had a plectron systemwhich is a little pager system fromthe ambulance corps. and i heard a lot ofchatter on the radio. they talked

i'll be talking to the star of "somebody feed phil," phil rosenthal.we come back, neil deegrasse tyson. ♪ ♪ ♪ ( applause ) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ( applause ) >> stephen: hey, welcome back, everybody, thank you, louis. ladies and gentlemen, my first guest is a renowned astrophysicist who has just written a new book, "starry messenger: cosmic perspectives on civilization." please welcome back to "the late show," neil degrasse tyson! ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ ♪ ( applause ) >> stephen: there it is. come on. come on. neil, my friend,s it's good to see you again. >> there was one section who didn't give me a standing ovation. we'll deal with that later. >> stephen: there is always so much to talk with you about, my friend. you were last here in april. >> okay, yeah, yeah. >> stephen: check your calendar. in april. since then we talked about the webb telescope going out there. the the webb telescope is out there, giving us new glimpses to of the universe. this is a successor to the hubbell telescope, which was impressive and important. what do you make of the new te

it seems to me that you just turned on phil collins and just moved under phil collins, it was not thatone. it was better than phil collins himself. and the main thing is that he is worth and not polenza, you understand, not collins, and we will not split him, in general, it seemed to me that this was belovezhskaya pushcha. and now phil collins, in principle, could sing gleb matviychuk. it seems to me all the same, he will be potenated by gleb. but here i see, i hear. there is some rather strong voice from above. but look what he let loose, here we have fog. yes, we all plunged into this underwater kingdom. you can't be a shaman it seems to me that you are probably a sorcerer, well, the sorcerer already has such wheezing wheezing, they constantly use everyone, he doesn't drink at all. this is tin. i had another option. here is today's performance. i thought it might be hidden there. vanya dmitrienko well, it seems today today i was not him today someone replaced him obviously three versions. i like sorcerer shaman or matveychuk it sounds like a spell, but i don't know such a verb about

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let's go to phil mattingly at the white house. phil, while we wait for this event to get underway, give us a sense of what we can expect. >> reporter: you've already seen the former staffers from former president obama filing in. to some degree, a reunion, not just for the staff but also the president and the former president and obviously the president was the former vice-president as well. eight years together serving in the white house, obviously a close relationship, a very deeply personal relationship, one that's had its ups and downs, but there's no question throughout the roller coaster the two have remained friends and remained in contact since president biden took office last year. this will mark the first trip back to the white house for michelle obama since she left office on january -- a tradition, one that has been on a pause, at least for the last decade since george w. bush and laura bush had their portraits unveiled by president obama. president trump decided not to. we don't know why. but both the former president

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that aside, phil.ndering back to traditional energy in prices of it was, you seem to be intimating that we could be in for a fall increase, spell that out. >> i think what's going to happen the biden administration is the some point is going to have pull back from releasing oil from the reserve and we're going to have a winter price spike. oil inventories in every category, diesel fuel, gasoline or crude supplies, they're below average and the risk to supplies going into winter are higher than it's ever been. you know, whether it's the war in ukraine, russia potentially shutting off supplies, and so we're in a really bad situation, and one of the things, you mentioned market forces, i believe that the biden administration did us all a disservice to try to use the strategic reserve to control oil prices and didn't allow the market to work correctly and there was no incentive to raise production in the united states or other places to make up for the supply and we'll pay for that down the road. demand is

and phil? phil has questions, but none of them are about his portfolio. digital tools so impressive, your money never stops working for you with merrill, a bank of america company. cnn has now learned that mark meadows has complied with a doj subpoena tied to the january 6th investigation. the former white house chief of staff is now the highest ranking trump official to have responded to a subpoena in this investigation. >>> cnn washington correspondent pamela brown joins us with more on this exclusive cnn reporting. pamela, what exactly did he turn over? >> he turned over, according to sources, jim and poppy, documents, communication, text exchanges around the election and efforts to overturn the election and january 6th, the same stuff he turned over to the january 6th committee, now turned over to doj. we do know that mark meadows was selective in what he turned over to the committee, and the same is the case with what was turned over to doj. there are still questions of privilege, and right now doj is fighting privilege claims from other trump aides

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phil: i have two daughters. emily: do they play? phil: yeah, they are older now.hey -- not a lot. because, growing up, i think it was always the thing that dad did.

our leaders, phil bryant are starstruck individuals. these are people who wanted to use their position to get close to athletes and famous people and people that made them feel important and powerful. so i think when favre started trying to get money and support for programs that he was interested in. a volleyball stadium, there is a pharmaceutical start-up company that he was investigated that he wanted the state to give him money for. that company also ended up receiving 2 million installment welfare funds. he went to the governor and the governor was more than willing to help his friend out. the governor was the one in charge of telling johnny davis what to do with the welfare program, and i think the text messages reveal and really illustrate how those people were communicating ways to get around federal regulations so that they could use this money all the ways that brett favre wanted it to be used. >> this is one text and it's brett favre going back on nancy new trying to find a way to move this money towards the projects he wants

phil. she's 73 and raising another grandchild. dr. phil: this was not your life plan.hat i am. dr. phil: yeah, i've got a sharpie, don't tempt me. your mom says you come home, get in comfortable clothes, get on the couch, and watch tv, while your daughter's by herself. will mom step up? dr. phil: you have a lot of excuses for not getting to the next level. i don't know how. dr. phil: let's do it. another big show today. here we go. dr. phil: this is a safe place to talk about hard things. stand by, i'll count you down. dr. phil: today is going to be a changing day of her life. 5, 4-- dr. phil: get ready, take care of you. [applause]

former governor phil bryant replying, we are going to get there.ng but we have to follow the law, i am too old for federal prison, smiley face, sunglasses emoji. brett favre has been named in a civil suit from the state but has not been criminally charged. his attorney says he did not know the funds came from welfare funds for the project. phil bryant has not been criminally charged nor has he been named as a defendant in the civil case. one of the players, a head of a nonprofit says she was directed by bryant to give the money to favre for the speeches. that is an allegation that the former governor denies. >> dianne gallagher, thank you. >>> scary moments involving miami dolphins quarterback, tu wa t -- tua, now calling for a review into how the incident was handled. tua appeared to suffer a head injury after he fell backwards from a hit. his helmet hits the ground hard. as he tries to make his way back to the line of scrimmage, he stumbles, looks like he loses his balance. here's the thing, he ended up returning to the game. cnn sports anchor co

phil. she's 73 and raising another grandchild. dr. phil: this was not your life plan.et in comfortable clothes, get on the couch, and watch tv, while your daughter's by herself. will mom step up? dr. phil: you have a lot of excuses for not getting to the next level. i don't know how. dr. phil: let's do it. another big show today. here we go. dr. phil: this is a safe place to talk about hard things. stand by, i'll count you down. dr. phil: today is going to be a changing day of her life. 5, 4-- dr. phil: get ready, take care of you. [applause]

and phil? phil has questions, but none of them are about his portfolio.ital tools so impressive, your money never stops working for you with merrill, a bank of america company. >> sandra: fox news alert, a live look at the white house as railroad worker union bosses are right now there meeting with the labor secretary marty walsh. began about 9:00 a.m. this morning, they have been there for hours, trying to avert a railroad strike and full shutdown. word one of the unions has rejected the current offer on the table. big news for the american economy. jeff flock reporting live in philadelphia. jeff, i say big news because the country is watching because this strike could, if it happens, put this economy at a standstill, and worse than an already struggling supply chain. >> absolutely, and we are starting to see indications of this. almost chaos at the marine terminal port on the delaware river in philadelphia. trucks racing in to probably take loads away that would have gone on the rail but they are switching to, the headline at this moment, just got word

>> these are texts between meadows and a guy named phil waldron. waldron is behind some of the most outrageous proposals to overturn the election. wall tron told the post they weren't pen pals, but apparently they were texting buddies. waldron is texting meadows in lace deese about efforts to access voting machines. if you look at the messages, it's clear that waldron is briefing meadows in realtime about that effort and about his success or lack thereof. in the first message he talks about arizona and how a judge failed to -- rejected their lawsuit there that would have called for his team to get access to voting machines. he said we're going to focus on georgia now. arizona was really important. these do shed new light on the trump white house's efforts -- their knowledge of efforts to access voting machines in swing states and working with a flown conspiracy theorist to do it. >> he's texting longer texts, phil waldron than mark meadows. but meadows isn't shutting him down. he's replying "pathetic" there. why would mark meadows have thought, yea

and phil? phil has questions, but none of them are about his portfolio. digital tools so impressive, your money never stops working for you with merrill, a bank of america company. >>> an horrific crash in allen, texas. a semi truck flies off an overpass and bursts into flames before crashing on to that road below. a tractor trailer collided with another car cautioning cuausin control. >> after surveying 66,000 women, 43% reported feeling worried and 32% felt stress. sam brock explains >> reporter: the silent suffering of anxiety could be a thing of the past. according to the latest draft recommendation by the u.s. preventive services task force, routine screenings are considered beneficial for adults under 65, including pregnant and post partum women without symptoms >> it's a great thing. it will let doctors open up the confer conversation and hopefully can diagnose and treat more. >> anxiety orders affect nearly 50 million people with just out of one out of every three adults saying they've experienced an anxiety disor atder at some poi in their lives

phil. 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. audience: dr. phil! dr. phil: today on an all new "dr. phil."h school and college athletes being protected even after committing the most egregious of acts. are athletes above the law? athletes get away with whatever they'd like. dr. phil: who's to blame? parents are driving the vehicle. the coaches are festering this behavior. it's their responsibility to kick the kid off the team,

and we think tesla is in the driver's seat. >> let's bring in phil lebeau for more phil, we hear thisery month, every quarter, that is. >> yes, we do. >> all hands on deck so - >> i don't think that's the reason the stock moved higher today, melissa we do hear this practically every quarter we hear, everybody's got to get involved. we have to make deliveries we can have a big quart fer we put our efforts into the end of the quarter. that's fantastic it doesn't mean the quarter is any any better or any worse than what people were previously expecting. and oh, by the way, when it comes to third quarter deliveries, tesla is expected to have its best quarter ever i think that's part of the reason why the stock has been moving higher. >> phil, in terms -- it's amazing they still say, come on, everybody, help us with these deliveries when it's such a large company and they -- the numbers are so much larger than when they first started doing this in the parking lot in a tent >> sure. but i've had friends who have taken delivery near the end of a quarter. one friend in chicago had to go downs

to golf, phil mickelson and ian it. to golf, phil mickelson and tan poulter — it.ainst the pga tour. it is over its decision to suspend players who participate in the new controversial saudi backed series. a trial is set for 2024. series. a trial is set for 202a. multiple players had previously removed their names from the case. china's first fi driver has signed a deal that will keep him at alfa romeo for another season. the shanghai native is 17th in the fi drivers championship. alfa say they have been impressed with his commitment and attitude throughout the season. jonathan malan sprinted to victory in the opening stage of the tour of croatia, taking the first win of his professional bout career. the bahrain victorious cycler went for the win. it was an all italian podium. and that is all your sport from now. from me, goodbye. let's take you to the us now where one enterprising woman looked around her home and hit upon a novel idea to create a whole new revenue stream. as stephanie prentice reports. is than may seem like it is just filled with alpacas with envi

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and phil? phil has questions, but none of them are about his portfolio. digital tools so impressive, your money never stops working for you with merrill, a bank of america company. >> sandra: celebration continues at least for president biden and his team as they sell their green energy plans in detroit. but is motor city in the mood to be told they have been making motors all wrong? >> john: electric vehicle push the latest issue fueling criticism that president biden is out of touch with everyday americans. >> sandra: barely been 24 hours now since the big celebration at the white house, the president celebrating his massive climate and social spending plan yesterday, even while rising inflation numbers sent the stock market into a tailspin. welcome back, as "america reports" rolls into hour two. we are keeping our eye there in the motor city, i'm sandra smith in new york. great to be with you, john. >> john: i'm john roberts in washington. the president in detroit. the city where thousands of workers are losing their jobs in the name of going green. pr

let's check in with abc's phil lipof at that observance.oing to pause now for a moment of silence. [ moment of silence ] ♪ no. >>> and you can hear the bagpipers there. that was the first of six moments of silence today. that first one we just observed there at 8:46 marking the first plane into the north tower. the second moment of silence will come at 9:03 this morning. the third at 9:37. again, six moments of silence throughout the morning, and phil lipof is at the september 11th memorial in new york city. phil, what is the atmosphere like there, especially as we just heard that moment of silence? >> reporter: right, janai. that moment of silence is always, that first of six moments of silence, always very emotional. ag as you mentioned today is the 21st time this nation will mark the deadliest terror attack on u.s. soil. memorials across the country but major ceremonies here at ground zero, at shanksville, pennsylvania, and washington, d.c. at the pentagon. the ceremony here as you s just began now. the names of nearly 3,000 -- c, first

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here's phil lipof. >> reporter: on stage, joe trohman is part of the group turning out chart-toppingsugar we're going down." released in 2005, the first of a string of top ten hits for the band and the beginning of a trail they blazed, putting a spotlight on the emerging imo rock scene of the early 2000s. >> born in hollywood, florida, c >> reporter: that sarcastic sense of humor found all through his new book, "none of this rocks", packed with stories from his childhood, a behind the scenes look at the band and lots of therapy. something joe says he couldn't do without. joe was about 15 when his parents let him go to rock shows, mostly punk at first. that's when he met pete wentz, the bassist. >> they asked me if i wanted to come on tour and play bass. i said yes. >> please welcome fallout boy! >> reporter: from there it wasn't long before fallout boy began to tour. >> you may take this to your grave. that record took off and allowed us to upstream to a major label and then "cork tree" came out. the band was glued together. >> reporter: but joe's back was not so lucky. surgery at 17

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these are texts between meadows and phil waldron.was behind some of the most outlandish proposals of overturning the elections and getting access to voting machines. he was hung on this idea that foreign adversaries had hacked into voting machines through outlandish ways. >> based on nothing. >> based on nothing, satellites, thermostats, he was on a mission to prove it. this shows that mark meadows was talking to phil waldron, a direct line to trump's chief of staff at a time when trump's allies were urgently hunting for in i proof or evidence of voting you had fraud that they never did turn up. i think the timing of this is important. it's interesting to note what they're talking about here is not necessarily illegal, but what it is is shows just the sense of urgency from the trump people to really prove the conspiracies that were out there. >> how did meadows respond when he was made aware of this? >> in both instances he responds in one word. in the first example they are talking about an effort to get voting machine access in ari

and phil? phil has questions, but none of them are about his portfolio.ools so impressive, your money never stops working for you with merrill, a bank of america company. ♪ ♪ >> merrick garland, when he came into the job, weaponized the power of the doj to go after parents concerned at school board meetings and labeled them domestic terrorists. an unacceptable abuse of power. and you have all these agents being controlled by president biden who just went on prime time tv this week and labeled everyone in the republican party, effectively, a domestic extremist. most notably, of course, the fact that the fbi relied upon unverified and what we now know to be unaccurate opposition research funded by the clinton campaign to spy on the trump campaign and abuse the fisa process. and as of yet, no one's been held accountable. maria: no, they haven't. that was house intelligence committee member and wisconsin congressman mike gallagher on this program earlier this month on the politics containing investigations at the fbi. we are back with senator mike lee who sit

they're looking for phil?n tv? >> first time live. thank god social media didn't exist. >> nikki: well, you have come such a far way since then. "she-hulk: attorney at law." i mean, how did this all come about? you are playing a superhero villain? >> supervillains only. not a heroic hair on her head. >> nikki: you can tell i don't watch marvel stuff. this is honestly something that i can't wait to see. because it's super empowering. and also, is it so fun to play a villain? >> it is so fun to play a villain. i'm such a goody two shoes in real life. just let it out, guys, all right? [ cheers and applause ] it's like that expression, isn't it? die a hero or live long enough to become a villain. tht's true of all women, especially women in our position. you're only given so long before you're demonized and accused of stuff anyway. might as well just bag it from the beginning. [ cheers and applause ] >> nikki: i do love you for that. >> no, it's really fun. it was such a fresh take on anything i've seen from marve

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. >> john: phil keating live in fort myers beach, florida. rick was saying, phil, we will deal with the storm to come, the aftermath of the storm is much longer and you are really kind of demonstrating the impact of this storm because you are standing on a boat that used to be moored up on the estero bay side of fort myers. how did it get where you are now? >> hurricane winds combined with most importantly, storm surge. this is a 50 ton boat, captain mike owns this one and another one behind it. he an uses them as air b and b's for tourists. all of them were in the water, all of them tied to the pylons. used to be docks here. the storm surge was 12 to 15 feet, raising the boats and the ropes tying them together so then they became untied at the mercy of the storm surge. we went walking around the boat with captain mike earlier today. he said really did not suffer all that much damage. he thinks this boat in particular is salvageable, he's been doing this for years down here, but he's from ohio, been through hurricanes before, but suddenly he'

phil. 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. audience: dr. phil! dr phil: today on an all new "dr.l," college athletes and sexual assault allegations. she claims she was sexually assaulted by three basketball players protected by the university. who's responsible. i was afraid of the repercussions. you knew this person would be protected. yes. dr phil: who's the victim? athletes at the highest level, we are targets. just because a person plays sports,

and phil education center. i got a chance to go inside lucid an elementary school where they showed us that each classroom has fans and different types of little ac units because they don't have actual air conditioning at this school. and these 3 campuses about a unified saying that's why we're doing half days for those schools. the other schools will remain. >> full day because they have air conditioning. schoolbook district believes schools are the best place for kids even in extreme weather conditions had their education should not be impacted by this. that's when about a unified plans to have schools with all the water they need and also advising parents to have their kids bring water as well. and they're also making sure that they do a lot of things, lot of precautions to make sure kids are safe. let's hear from the principal here at lu sutton elementary. >> we'll have p e indoors and very exercise on that. and then recess will also be indoors where they're going to play inside inside and just keep them ki

phil keating has the latest.orning, we are right next to enormous multi-ton deep sea fishing charter boat called captain tony's. the storm surge here at this spot was estimated to be roughly 12 to 15 feet, essentially this huge boat lifted out from the dock where it was tied up and deposited here on san carlos boulevard, that happened to every boat in the marina and we are in a total blackout. there is no power, cell phone activity here is minimal and sketchy at best. here is another house here, just clearly completely wrecked, as was the person's truck. it is wreckage and wreckage and wreckage. we don't know if anybody was staying in there and riding it out, but hopefully they got out before this happened. as you mentioned, 10 confirmed fatalities, but as the sheriff said of lee county, he is expecting ultimate death toll to be "excessive." there is three guys sleeping in that little house down there right now, the best they can do. it is wide open, not protected from the elements, so fortunately the hurricane i

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now, phil brian denies any involvement. the plan to use welfare funds to construct the i have to say very nice volleyball facility. he is not responded to our request to comment on the story, that we would love to hear from him. the woman who ran the nonprofit, nancy knew, reportedly coughed up $4 million in misused welfare money and when that was not enough, she then allegedly paid favre. brett favre, millionaire brett favre. and additional one point $1 million personally to him supposedly for radio ads paid for out of the fund for welfare recipients. favre has since been asked by the state we pay that money, with interest. he repaid the money, but not the interest. now, we should note, far has not been charged with a crime, though our own reporting indicates the fbi is looking into the case. his lawyer insists he was quote, totally honorable in everything. favre had no idea the money was coming from a program for again, needy families in mississippi, the poor state in the union. one text exchange does appear to highlight

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the. >> that is phil waldron on the screen right now, just so people know what he looks like. the georgia investigation is demanding both waldron and meadows testify. meadows is supposed to testify in this -- tomorrow, i believe. as soon as tomorrow. how much hot water do you think he could be in there? >> well, i think he's in a decent amount of hot water overall. but not maybe as much in georgia because they're looking at the folks who provided testimony to the georgia legislature and, of course, the famous call with him who he apparently set up. but, you know, wasn't vocal in. so i don't think he's as in much dafrp danger in georgia. i think he won't testify. i suspect he would assert prif l ledges and die kline to testify unless he gets immunity from them. >> great to see you tonight. thank you very much. >> thanks, john. >> so next, growing concern about putin's nuclear threats over ukraine and what the white house is now doing about it. later, kneel degrass tyson on nasa's mission tonight t targetg an asteroid in the first test of a way of literally saving planet earth m